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SeIf-5diusti0g , no Position

The White Mountain Hammock Chair
differs from all other stationary or reclining
chairs in that it ia better, stronger and simp.
Ter is adapted to the house, lawn, porch or
camp and is just chuck full of quiet com
fort and blessed rest. Is far superior to the
hammock in every way, and can be put up
es to be always in the shade.
By is uecuGHr construction it is balanced
in oil positions requiring no isstehings 10
keep it in place. The tooS.:esl can be
quickly and easily adjusted to suit tic short.
est or tallest persons. The seat is made o!
strong canvas, fitting perfectly the entire
length, without drawing the clothing tightly
around the body thus making it much
cooler than hammock while the annoy
ance of catching buttons, tearing down the
ladies hair, or in any way displaying the
limbs is avoided.
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1t Wasn't Dedicated to Martha.
BEFal0 hFprtt5.

Now that We are getting ghmpses at the
real George Washington It IS not altogether
a surprise to learn that be used to write
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-13
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

THE FINE RESIDENCE NOW OcrrD,,
i by DR.. Hardesty, corner Twelfth 80
street. Hs
Also, the dwelling adolf ing and nu,aia,., g..
Eof street.
Also, the tenement houses al No. go Ma-t,.a
JANIS l.. HAwLgY
mr25 No, 1920 Min
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-13
EDUCATIONAL.
WASHINGTON AND Lee UNIVERSITY,
LEXINGTON, VA.

distraction in the usual academic studies and In
the prufesSiO a schools OF Law aud Engineering
location healthful expenses moderate Session
ogen' september II. For catalogue, address CLERK
OF TIE Faculty
ly6rb e.. W. {. LEE, President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-13
Stockholders MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of THE STOCK
L holders OF the German Fire Insurance Com
pany, for the election Of Directors for the ensuing
year, will be held at the office OF the company, No.
% Fourteenth street. on Mondsy, July -, 1885, be-
tween the hours Of 2 ard 4 o'clock p. III.
iyls W, s. FOUSE. Secretary.
ENOE CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND ALI
Il way landings, in place o. the steamer Andes
curing low Wa'er, the elegant passenger steamer,
Q. w. Batch lOr,
CHAs. NUHLEMAN................. Commander
caves for the above on Tuesds y July 18th inst at
O'Clock p. N. p omgt. Eos full particulars tele-
phone FRANK BOOTH, Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-13
MONDAY, july rs. 1888.

EvgN the polygamists begin to understan
that polygamy must 60
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WY AND GENTLEMEN IN
w city or country to take light work at their
own homes. s. TO "a a day easily made; work sent
by mail; no canyassing. We have good demand Tor
our work and furniih steady employment Ad-
dress, with stamp, CROWN MASUFACTURING
COMPANY, 294 Vine street. Cincinnati. o. iZl3ua
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-13
LAW SCHOOL

OF WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY.
~ Gen. q. W. e. Lee, Presidcnt Instruction BY
textbooks AMI printed lectures, with courses OF
Lectures on special subjects by eminent lurisa.
Tuition and fees $50 Tor session OF nine months bs
ginning September II. For catalogue and full in.
formation, address Chas. 4. Graves, Professor Of
Law, Lexington Va. jy6r5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR RENT-MY RESIDENCE, CORNER OF
~ LhiPline and Twentieth streets, containing
eleven rooms, pantry and bath room, all modern
eonyeniences. Possession given July 1st. J. A.
HOLIDAY. ju25h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-13
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AND
APPEALS,

THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AND AP-
i pealS OF the city Of Wheeling will be in session
at the City Building, commencing at nine O'Clock
each morning on the days and for the wards stated
below for The purpose OF correcting and equIzlng
the assessments OF real and personal property IN the
city for tho year 1885, and hearing appeals oil parties
AZ Teved by such assessments:
First ward, Monday, July l3.
second ward, tuesday, July IL
1hiId ward, Wednesday, .uly l..
Fourth ward, thursday, July IL,
Fith ward, Friday, July II.
sixth ward, Monday, July 20.
Sever tn ward, Tuesday, July q.
Eighth waId, Wednesday, July %.
jylvI B. STANLEY, Chairman.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
JUEEBLY nlIpER'
BUTTE CITY OyERDOSE.

An old Nevada miner writes long letter from Butte City, Montana, and he seems ;n oca> pretty near the truth in his state taenta, jaigscg from other repVrta. He says: ''rler= Is nc joUbt but that this is great u.igiog carp. There IS A great ,.esd ot sork going op here, and there are large numbe-s uf r.er here to d. 1t. This plzcs iz fd.i q ,cnderieei wao wesr carpet clippers locking f.'r work and gum boots wher th~r find #. 4. the present [ me the camp is o,nsp ara,iveiy qaic;. Uxing 10 the l.Eice of cooper, several of the principal laines have ci,.s.sd dova. apd there is talk .s rasny raure f,i.owiug su;t. You can ad
 g;se any bydy coming here to stay where tnsv are. ns q ntan who has lived in Nv:.rla any lrugsh of time would rather be hang lh.re ihsn lie natural death up here. EveIytA.ns ap here is overdone Tber- are ..zny old Nevada people up here. some If whom are do:nz veil, wh ie others ind 1t pretty lard scratching. Tl.e Montana Iegigi4tG is in session. and they are going Co pass & law to prohi ,ii gambling ID the territory. That vail be a heavy hio~ oa the sports. Taere are lots of tin-hurn soorts in shis place."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
UNFAIR LEGISLATION.

'Ths sane principle that actuz.ss thn armed robbsr who commands his iel bless .ictiln to sErrender ali he ? .sI,sses, ha, developed itself among the iegs alive dele g-tiau ffon Plml. D.-i4yia, to the last days of tue session any effort to 'egislste on ih h. q ses;i5a eif removing the CIpit,l, they t.e E'w n@king desperate eff ,rt to secure + fo- TacsoR. Legitimate leg station and the ligaer pii.oi cies that are supp ,sed to in $ isEc- ilx making have been all thrown to rhe aiai and to.dly he Pirn1 dslrgati boldly declare tha: unless the Capital goes 10 Tacsoa, no railru4d, so far as they can prevent Il, shall come to Prescott. Sach 'etiDn is vorthy only of the foot-pad who Cri-z ous from the darkness, your money vr your .i~. and let us. for the honor of 'he Terrii .rE. h pc that it and its au 'rs 1sil u.cet atta ;he cansemptuous treatment %a3 co.,-. s,i punishment they deserge.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
fIulGlTEN!...9EkD THIS.

THE VoLrAIc BELT O., Mar shal, Mich, offer to send their celebSated ELECrRo-VoLrAIC BELT aod other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial for thirty days, to men young or old] afflicted with ner- vous debility, loss of vitality and manhood, and all kindred troub.s les. Also for rheumatism, neu- ralgia, paralysis. and many other diseases. Complete restoration to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred as thirty days trial Is allowed. Write them at once for illustra- ted pamphlet free.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
STILL ANOTHER

The gentlemen alio distinguished t',em- selves iu -HaeavoEjns to secure the creation oi the I.rp9sed couaty of Sierra nita, a-e loth t. rs up the fight, although sp ludiy deteated l@sierioy, and believing in the 3rino'p.~ f,'.t F.,,, by any other name Eoula sla~l' ,s serr to-day introduced a all to c~ss:s ia- l'aaty of Sierra. The 3. stes s.3 beuuds oi ,he cent, niE, plated county are ,H.c.'y sae .ame as those of the jeIuuc; Sler-a 3,ut. D. .by. Whether they cla pgU .Lg z., o'-r the eyes of the ma lorIty oi tho uh,rs to euch degree As to convince ta,ni tau what would not be riglt uo&rc t..e narae of Sierra Bonita, Uauid b,. a. right under the name vf Sierra, remains -a bs secD
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
THE MASQUERADE.

Persons desiring bAutiiai costume for the anasqae-41s ball which takes llace on -as Ilih i,a'an', at Masonic Hall, can prv- -1so the ssiue y Apl!yitg to Mr. Sam. tioidwz,es- Fl9 has gone to c,.n,iderAble irounis Aaa Sr=nse in procuring the same. Tbs oiss- ea.l bs the grandes; of the kind erer g-vce .l tae Capital, a.d i; is antici- patea tAal ae s;teudance will be general, both Of e.t la- and ufieers of the Army wIla h1r .i,.z.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

Chic. Justice Howard vii take his de 1-,us- for home, tbis ereniUg. prviIed a9 acos 1adge Pinnry able tn attend to a i..,is business to-day, and If no, then to-
 -oor l.e goes via San Francisco and .-a Atlantic lc PaciGc railroad. Judge
 r~ ril al1,ys be a welcome guest ,n .-- 4tsdeo city. whether he c,nes on of c'e ar pnrata business. His derasanor up e as bench as the presiding o;hcer oi he eee-- sa Co digaidcd aud 6Fa'. ycs coGr- .=asA F'th4i, that he uon the adn,irasion oi - 0a- risited the court rooga. n pirate a siae iypo of a true American gentle @ treating al both nigh and low. with t-a respaet dae dis fellow men.--( Paenlx h---.--.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

..s a-rl decided tAat cs .'5ouo- f-rc- can 7s made Of bas5e5 vi-s ac -oasea- cf PaTsEez owning the .-rr " end sny ura who puts 8 - ra fence a1r the hisa-ar EcOders
 e io@- iai-ros Eesu'tioe ;c
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

An oar ho served in ,he khedi,e'r army, being q '.-s.i isled ,- ta the probable -esuli t lie present. war iu Egypt, said: ''Pessil.s g'r,rai Mohammedsn upieaval. Easiaa1 a,e,ing .or her Mussum .u Elm r.rs. She has ncre subjects who follow the p-cfass ,a.n Turkey and Persia com ainsl. Far noee than has Rassla. She is fgh.ing ,o Egyps the battle of her Indian uutfosta No one can realize. who la, nos Lived "a the Orient or visited :: understand ineiy, he immense strides Oscauuis,n h4s been making during the last three decades Central Asa has passed more and more un- tcr Hs control Africa Is it's leading mis- sionary ground. The MAhdi may ySt lead ia, hories oa new attack upon western md SazArenc civilization. The situation .e o:aiaoes fo- Great Britain, for the i. rees against her are almost indsscribsblc aud ---i. ,e caaraetes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
Mall Lettings
 NoTtHE CONTRACTORS.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
 Wa<kiay,5n, 4. C., Feb 2, 1885.


 Ea<hiayton, 4. C., Feb 2, 1885. Proposals will be received a. the contrac, office of this department until four p. m. oI April II. 1885, for carrying the mails of the United States upon the rou;es. and accord ing to inc schedule of arrival and depart ure specified by the dena-,ment, in The Ter rit'ry of Arizona from July l, 1855, to June 70, lsSG Lists of ruu;e., with schedules of srr.vais and departures, instructions to bidders, with forms for contracts and Lends. and all other necessary information, will be furnished upon application to the second assistant postmaster general.
 FRANK HArToS,
 Postmaster General.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
SI5O REWARD.

By resolution, unanimously adosted, a; the last meeting of it's Executive Commit tee. The Yavapai s'--|- :rowe1 Associa- ton hereby offer stancing reward of
 One Huudred and ftfst DOllsrs for information leading to the arrest and consic,ion of any person or persons guilty of ste.lipg cattle or horses belonging to any member of the Association, or for informa- ton leading to the arres: and conviction of any persnn or persons guiity of marking. branding or maliciorsly killing live stock belonging to any member of the Association.
 W. E. HaZELTINE.
 Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

daced k erricees aud rurifes the Bleed, rsrepefS els ths nerves. Brs- Nssess, Digestion R~prosS Se. nFetrR si-s and Physical .pe Nenta. F.euisfea it stop s-- craa.urzl cebEitStirs dreams, re lsS s!iH ts1 G-ius e'e se destructive to niAe s3. aoi. T. iS sure slIranstc- or al gIpNIY xVE h--A'.''t-E COMPLAINTS. II contains 10 irtur5os, isEfrc;salS. Ia those " ha ffs ring fro.x ne e'A effect. ct youthful !Bdeseretiers os eke-s S sf@es-ys t1oEcEse and p~rrsA AEer, CCRH In rl hsNtEEbs Price S2-5g per lcttye Q. ay.
 et.is- 70 ease TitH fsi directions and pSvi- elo, >-1i -ec'1-r trSsz ots-rva,fer e arsy sddyse - e-p' ~ rFiee CT C. C. P. Te Ss Aac on!y
 Dr. c D- SsIfeid. 2Is S<aruy se,.~e
 SAn fraccisco, tS Consultations ssr1efiy eea1. dental. eS letter. or st ofsce FkJE F., th> e., Fenlt0ee ef Pst:s'ts. and iu srdes to rs1re p.rs. Seress a@Fe adop;-s pr4vsss sddrsxs uaAsr vhsss -e
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
TRlil BOTTLE FREE,

SoLItE - Nfl EsEd a tr..I bcrrls O. tss Hs " ESA4pE-$s&SisCs te secs sfs r.-st-s-.~ C 'srr-, to a.y Seict~t ytfsy.u Iv ,.i,., ...,,n IA ~ [Irj'sNs s2s sgs. str.e,ly oens
 if@sdxudviyl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13
eTInxoru

eTHRN0Tu EWING hFNs.rASp NHsvS IONIC is the legitimate fesEls of over 2G years o' fr.rtics2 eIp-r,encs, s.S CCkks WITH ENFAIi ING CERTAINTY Nes Eosssrd Physical Debility. Seq fnxl Weakness. ss~r
 m nAs'orreas Eniss:ons isnpoteIry, Exhausted vi ik@iiy, fr>Hsture Decline and LOSS OF MANHOOD frorrs yhss~x~x ..-s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

p- Iisjfs'- TuvlSora;or, No fs t:s only eurs Tro.- tc:-h-a Dy It MsnhrOd is rs-.orr3 and the hs-'- c: t:.e moved D -ck from sse you-s.
 ITiea ot e.htr ;ily cEtor g. Csss cf sir boftss iO- Scot To any S21Ttsss covered securely iron es erss'!l1-
 DIR. LIE.I3IG & co. tre.s successfully ey Hor1o-o;afay, ey'ry form of Sfeci-i, Prissts 1s Chrome Disssse w15h, u r srcrsy dsss ss " vitality is drain from h. body. dssas faNox hat br tfi- orsi " usdiS>i treatment sEed ,n continue, iS- unnatural iss eopsrup f T, diabetes. i,-g,s cjsea,e. tilsariy. ee. cures SIi'-slt ee DiseS-~~ of he gsBl.o-G may csxans sItnsys. irer sud b d-E specially treated piss sss. os N9meu sre-jily rs, sf-
 Qualified and !tesponSible-Dr iiehiA k Co frvir s.oie. Eantz~c ID SompEsace vifb tanots ia sesi!cal i-s~ LiG Torr red by reru tr cosS .ssr :jcn aid their ie,h >ear os srtclai F1sc ire. bot Usrfl iecsic belts free I@.isn
 S~1- To rrcvs ;hs Wo1dertSi rovpr os th. t1v. IT. to SSe s@:at gwen free cou-aitasiua fire, and Jriv-ts-
 ss pr. Iietz's wspte-ful 5er.s.n Iavf ccrs tor is pro eciss D. c"PyIiEt from Pa'eut ofhce sb United States Gorsrpn-Et. B~~are sS nas ..icas Cal CT .edress LIZZIE cisfESsIIf,
 ier fS~aFy Street, fraDes>cu, Cal
 PF1Fa'e ertrs.ce. t5 Mason Street. four tlo<ks CT Gear! s;res; from ksstnsys N.;n entrance sArsuas Di'feasary DIu{ StS:e
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

Estdblished for Me Seierstiae and Speedy Cure ot Chro'.ic, Nerrvns aud Special Diseases.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-13

l,-a'sa justice iz better taan no justice
 A Te pres4me it was uroa shas .g9o'aes- --at the ash Congress, shorty i-.oV- ;ss o.ozs v5h au enthusiasm vhach f'.a.- have @Ppeared better sa .asas age. passed -ao a--l re,itiag Geaeral Gran, gl;h
 .a- ra1k of general F the ao, vas 1c..-4sitas, it a1EAt lonz s'noe have been .ae-ra1iE -,-ea u9,a. ia such generous
 cr. 2. .ae -err.oas ot the great chief - s li= -e--try demands, without delay
 e .hreesa frivolous political mo
 ia - el e--o rz ly;l- upoa Lis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
The Cottage Bread
At Ruell's bakery.
GOLDTHWAITE.
Christmas In the west-Hls Best NIopu.
ment-A Live Town.

Christmas In the West-Hls Best NIonu.
ment-A Live Town,
Special to the Gazette
GoLpTuwAIrE, Tx, Dec. 2G.-Gold.
thwaite is rejoicing in her first Christmas
Considering that this is a braud-new citv
not yet four months old, having no mn.
nicipa corporation, and located in the
Wild and lawlcss West, where people arc
supposed 70 be only half.ciyilIzed. the
season OF peace on earth and GOOD
viii to men has so far been
remarkable Tor good order. ONLY ono
hghi has been reported yet, An English.
man aud an irishnan had a set-to yester.
day, IN which the son OF Erin bit off tine
Bliton's car aud III return got finger
torn neatly off.
The Christmas tree at Bowenis hall was
an entire success, In so far as Il loaded
tree and house packed with a
good-humored crowd 20 toward
making Up q success. Mum.
bers OF country people came In
aud camped here in order To see tho
Christmas tree. Williams Rancae. for M
least one night, was u deserted village.
the inhabitants all being over here. Tha
town was out ca massei numbers Of peo-
pie were turned away from the entrance
for lack OF stauding-room for t6e
immense crowd. Santa Claus and his as.
slstants were kept busy several hours
distributing presents. An the children
went home happy. The committed of mr..
rangements spared 10 pains to have every
child IN the community remembered win
a present.
Col. Goldthwaite, the patron saint Of
our town, has forever endeared himself IN
the children OF our community by Ne ro'
membrane Of the pooc and az
phaned among them, A large pacEapa .,
shoes, stockings, lindseys, calicoes' 30 VI
was sent up by him from Galveston ~ -
our committee 10 be given 10 t6e naey
and needy OF The town. The children saw
God bless Coz. Goldthwaite. Lei
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
HONEY GROVE.
FestaI Trmes-Fine Bounuet-Co mic Da'
.----- lIies-The Rink Didn't Pay.
au,ct,1 ia th, Gagntta

FestaI Times-Fine Bounuet-Co mic Dnr
..---- llies-rhe Rink Didn't Pay.
Special to the Gazette.
HONEY GROVE, Tex, Dec. 2G.-The
weather was everything that could be
asked for Jolly Christmas time, and
Judging from the smiling faces among
both old and young, IL was indeed en-
loved. Each of the various churches
seemed 60 vie with each other which
should have the finest treat for the little
ones. but IL would be hard to decide which
was best. At the Methodist church San
ta Claus held forth with nice, large
tree loaded with handsome presents, both
ornamental and useful, At the Old School
PRESBYTERIAN church Santa Claus was
represented with horse shoe loaded
with presents mt his command. The
BAPTIST church also claimed Santa Claus
for quite time, distributing presents
from large tree filled from
top to bottom with such things as
were nice for little and big Baptists,
and last, but not least, the Episcopal
church was visited by Santa Claus, who
still had plenty OF nice presents TO fill Il
tree for both little and big Episcopals.
Early Thursday morning wagons COM
menced coming in, loaded with men, wo-
men and children, and even the oldest
settlers fail TO remember when Honey
Grove ever had such a trade. Even early
i'm the evening the immense stocks that
had been prepared for Christmas looked
thin, and at dark II looked as though an
army had pillagcd the town, striking
everything except the cash drawers.
The ball and banquet on Thursday
night was grand success. Several from
Bonham, Ladoniu and Paris arrived dur
ing the evening. The music was simply
immense. Prof. Hudson from New Or
leans and band furnished the music.
The darkies cut quite cOmical figure
to-day by about forty or fifty mounted on
horses, dOnkcys, mules, etc, and
dressed as ridiculously as possible,
wearing false faces and gaudy uniforms,
riding through inc principal streets on
grand parade, in fact 1t was Yelled
Prophet procession on Il small scale.
Mr. Maxwell Foster, who has been
clerking for J. b. Mckee 4 Co., lett
Thursday fer Waco, his old home.
The Masons had one Of the finest sup
pers at the Commercial house
Christmas night ever spread In North
Texas 1t was under the supervision
of that prince Of hotel men, Dan McGraw,
and no expense was spared to make it u
success.
Ed Fisher OF Gainesville, Tex, is
spending Christmas with his folks here,
Look out, girls
Miss Ida McBath Of Paris is visiting
friends here.
The band treated the town to some
very fine music Christmas afternoon.
Honey Grove is very proud of It's band,
The skating rink failed to pay here,
and the manager has closed 1t for the
season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
DALLAS.
A German American school IN Prospective
* of l.. Committee.
SnocioI IN tho Cnzotto

German American school IN Prospective
*. of l.. Committee.
Special to the Gazette
DALLAS, TEX, Dec. 2G.-The special
committee appointed by the knights Of
Labor to amend certain bylaws met in
this city to-day, completed their labors and
adjourned to report TO the next district
assembly. The committee is composed OF
Henry Schulz of Dallas, T. Woodruff OF
Weatherford, j. b. Badger of Galveston,
w. Il. Farmer of Mineola and w. d.
Kelly of Tyler
Il. ID. Easton, the last of the cotton
swindlers, who was liberated from Jail
Thursday after a two years soiourn in
prison, says he is broke and destitute,
and the afternoon papers have advertised
for a situation for him.
The prominent German citizens of Dali
las have on foot scheme TO organize and
support German-American school,
primarily for the instruction Of the Ger
man children, both in the German and
English languages, but it will also be
open at trifling tuition fee to Americans
The first meeting to this end was held
yesterday and the next win be tomorrow
AT first there will be tuition fee charged,
but it is the purpose ultimately TO make
it free school, to be supported by tax
levied ON the German population. The
school will be put in operation by the
time the public free schools close for the
year, and from that time on will be con-
in session.
Deputy Sheriff Kirby of Richardson ar
rived this evening, having in charge Bill
Shears, who shot his step-son, Lewis,
aged 10, with an old army musket, filing
his anatomy full OF bird shot-probably
fatally wounding him. Shears lives on
the farm of Robert Floyd, one mile south
of Richardson. The cause Shears assigns
for shooting the boy is that he would not
mind him.