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winslow yhisperings.

~ July 9.--G. D. Mills, our train master, is stIll celebrating-not the glorious Fourth, though. Mrs. M. presented him with "bran splinter" new baby girl on July 9th, and he is almost ,ickled out of his boots. Mrs. NJ. and baby doing fine, and with proper care think G. D. will be out soon. Ahem We havn't had any. thing yet. Mir. Mills, have some style about you.
 At present everyone is dormant ov- CT the 4th, and have crawled in their holes to rest little. We think, how ever, that's need not rest bit, as their efforts to make the day a success were not visible to the naked eye. After the celebration has proven a success the droans are heard to boast of whad they did and how much in- terest they took and one would think they were the main stay of the cele- bration. The next 4th they will probably do better.
 We will not mention the time we had on the glorious 4th or the names of those who were here assisting us in celebrating, as it might take too much space, and then we might slight the names of some ot our numerous yis- ltors. Suffice it to say that the day was grand success in every sense of the word. Our visitors went away happy and pleased and we are all hap py in the thought that we have done SO we'll.
 A "man -of-war" or "frigate" bird was shot by E. McCammon on Wed nesday, while lowering over the flag pole. Itis quite curiosity, as this bird is seldom seen away from the sea. The bird measured eight feet, four inches from lip to tip. It was taken charge of by Maurlce Moore, one of our merchants, who will have it mounted for his show-window.
 ANON.
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MT. and Mrs. G. W. Jennings, Mir, F. M. Daly, wife and daughter, Mis- Jesse, MT. and Mrs. Wm. Reach, w Nj. Reeder, and Messrs. Clawden Hayden and Clurt, were present from Albuquerque.
 Mrs. Chas. Flynn, Miss Kimberly, and several gentlemen came up from Coolidge and participated in the cele. bration.
 Mir. C. c. Green, from Ohio, ho- tel man of many years experience, who is guest of Morris Moore, and who left Cleveland, Ohio, but a few weeks since, was present, and express. ed great surprise at the demonstration made on the natal day in this far of country. We met this gentleman, whose social qualities will always win him friends in any country. Perry's saloon and restaurant pre-. sented a lively appearance during the day and evening, where so many con- gregated.
 The store of Morris Moore, which, aside from the general line of mer- chandise, has sideboard, was attract i've. MT. Moore. is an old railroad man, who has pulled the throttle of a locomotive on the A. & P. road for a long time. He resigned his position on the 18th of March last, and went into the mercantile business, after having erected fine stone building in which to carry on his business. He was formerly master mechanic at Coolidge for the railroad company, and has many friends among the rail- road employees who extend to him a liberal patronage.
 The double cottage occupied by Billy Farnesworth and Mir. Armstrong, was among those worthy of mention for its elaborate and appropriate dec orations.
 We cannot individualize in paying compliments to citizens of Winslow in carrying to complete success the entire program of the day, for we are without information as to the leading spirits in the affair, but suffice it 10 say that those who participated will ever remember the happy tune they experienced at Winslow on the Fourth of July, 1885.
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Death of Miss Moilie Donald son. .


 The community was greatly shocked this morning to learn of the death of Mollie Donaldson, daughter of Mrs. A. C. Morse, who died at ra o'clock last night. She was born in Inde- pendence, Missouri, on the a4th day of December, 1868, and was seven- teen years of age on the z4th day of last December. The cause of her death was inflammation of the bowels. She had been sick only eleven days, but her suffering during that time was of the severest nature. The voice of Mollie Donaldson, which brought good cheer and brightness, as the orb of day, to those about her, is now hushed forever. Her soul has depart ed to that realm from whose bourne no traveller returns. Cut down in the morning of life, the stern realities of living she has been freed from, and the dark mantle of death shuts out that light of continued existence which brings with it joys and sorrows alike. She was the last of three chil- dren born to her now deeply afflicted mother, whose grief is almost irrepar- able.
 Funeral service will be held to-mor- row morning, at the residence, at TO o'clock sharp, Rev. J. T. Pierce offic- iating. All are invited to attend. /
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Fou, tn of July tn Fiasstatr.

The natal day was ushered in by the booming of canon at an early hour, which awakened our citizens from drowsiness, and teld to one and | all, that the anniversary of the day that gave us birth as a nation, was at hand. An impromptu observance of the time had been previously ar ranged, and basket picnic in Bran. I mems grove was in order. There was large attendance of men, women and children, bent upon having a good time. Swings were erected. lemonade, ice cream and other deli cacies were there in profusion, music filled the air, and all went "merry as marriage bell" Judge Hicks called the assembly to order, when a prayer was offered by Rev. J. T. Pierce, after which the same gentle man read the Declaration of Inde- pendence, when Hon. W. G. Stewart was called upon for few remarks. Al the exercises were interesting, and and were listened to with the greatest attention throughout.
 In the evening a grand ball was gwen under the auspices of Ransom Post, G. A. R., of Flagstaff, in Hills Hall, which was largely attended by old and young of our town, and ma ny visitors from abroad. Until twelve o'clock the Terpsichorean throng mingled in the giddy mazes, and at the wind up, all declared themselves pleased with the entertainment of the day. To the G. A. R. Post, the lead CTS of entertainment in our town, our citizens are indebted in great de- gree for the grand finale of the day.
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cesSes m mature years, such as loss of memo ", Lassitude, Nocturnal Emissions, evasion to society, dimness of vision, noises in tn, head, the vital fluid passing unobserved in tho urire, and many other diseases that lead tc insanity and death.
 Dr. Mintie, who is irregular graduated phy sieian will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dol lars for case of this kind the Vital Restora tive lunder his special advice and treatment will not cure, or for anything impure or inju- rious found in it. Dr. Minute treats all pri- vate diseases successfully without mercury Consultation free. A thorough examination and advice, including an analysis of the urine sS, Price of Vital Restorative, ST. 90 a bot tie. or four times the quantity S; sent to any address upon receipt of price, or C. o. D., secure from observation, and in private name if desired, by A. E. MINTIE, NJ. D., No, IT kearney street, San Francisco, Gala.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sen, to anyone applying by letter, stating symp toms, sex and age. Strict secrecy in regard to business transactions.
 Dr. Mintie's Kidney Remedy Nepheticum cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder com plaints, Gonorrhoea, Gleet Leacorrhea For sale by all druggists, ST a bottle, SIX hotties for S.
 Dr. Minutes Dandelion Pills are the best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in the market. For sale ty all druggists.
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You were naughty beauty, Polly,

You were naughty beauty, Polly,
 (That was in the play.) 1 was the lover melancholy,
 Thar was in the play.)
 These words are from one of tho new songs, sent us, with other pieces by Oliver Ditson & Co.,, Boston.
 The titles are:
 Private Theatricals (3o cts. Song by Heinrichson.
 Ohimel Tu Dormil (4o cts. Ital ian Barcarole, by Vincenzo Cirillo.
 Gold Watch, or a Wooden Leg Galop, (3o cts by H. C. Westenheld
 Dream of the Ball Schottische, (3c cts.) by E. Christie.
 Old Folks at Home March, (3o cts. } by Louis Meyer.
 Las, Night. (Sehnsucht.) (a5 cts. Kjerulf, translated by Marzials.
 Jerusalem, (so cents Sacred song by H. Parker.
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D. R. Drake, brakeman on the short run, under conductor Roberts, met with a serious accident at Flag. staff, on Monday lat, while coupling cars. His right hand was badly cut and mangled, and at one time it was thought he would lose it. Under the skillful care of Dr. Brannen, the pa tient is improving, and is now up and walking around.
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The distinguished U. s. Senator from Indiana, Hon. Daniel w. voor- hees, certifies that in a case of rheu- matism in the back, he obtained in- stantaneous relief from St. Jacobs Oil. He says it is remarkable remedy.
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Lost or Stolen.-Ten Dollars Reward.

Lost or stolen.-Ten Dollars Reward. Papers in the case of R. 5. Foster vs. John Sanderson, Tn appeal from township of Flagstaff to District Court, Prescott.
 I will pay sIo to any person giving information leading to the discovery of above papers, or return same with information as to how they obtained possession of same, to Clerk District Court, Prescott, T. G. Norris or the undersigned, at Flagstaa, will be suit ably rewarded.
 JOHN SANDERsoN.
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At last the parties interested in the building of the Prescott & Arizona railroad from Chino station to Pres colt, have taken the proper course, and the building of the road is now a fixed fact.
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 Ordinary Cases-Any recent case of spec. ial or privae diseases cured for sIo. Reme- dies sufficient to cure will be promptly sent. with full directions and advice, on receipt of sIo. All packages are securely covered iron, observation.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF FLAG Il staff Township, county of Vayapai, Ter ritory of Arizona. J. F. Daggs, P. P. Daggs, w. Al
 Daggs and John Clark, doing
 business under the firm name
 of Daggs Bros. & Clark, plain
 tiHs.
 II. L. Harris,
 Defendant. The Territory of Arizona send greeting to If. L. Harris: You are hereby summoned to appear be- fore me at my office in Flag,taf in the coun. ty of Yavapai, on the zd day of September, A. D., 1885, at 10 o'clock, a. m., in an ac- ton brought against you by said plaintiffs, to answer to the complaint of the above plaIn- tiffs. Said action is brought to recover the sum of one hundred (Ioo) dollars with inter- est at ten per cent. per annum from the twen- ty.sixth (76th) day of February, A. D, 1885, the same being contract for the purchase of an account of Daggs Bros. & Clark against one James Keely, or ju lgment will be taken against you for the amount together with the costs of this sult, ii you fail to appear and and answer.
 To the Sheriff or any Constable of said county greeting: Make legal servic: and due return thereof
 Given under my hand the 3rd day of July, A. D., 1885.
 J.w. STAFFORD,
 A Justice of the Peace of said County.
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Railroad Consolidation.

Wm. M. Bulfum, writing to w. H. Grove, of the Flagstaff hotel, under date of July 9th, says: Gov. Tritle has received the following telegram; BOSTON, July 9, ISSs.-By request of interested parties, we have coasol- dated. Think il pest, as it insures the building of the road.
 (Signed) BULLOCK,
 HAMILTON,
 WucoN
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The speaker then considered tho
 causes which led to the
 DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE,
 marked the value of the heritage be- queathed to us by our revolutionary sires; noted the progress we have made as nation in wealth, population and influence, and gave many cogent req sons why we should keep alive the eel. ebration of our national anniversary. He adverted to the political changes of the past year and the present status of our government and said the earn. est pledge of every American citizen of the North and South alike is, the federal union must De preserved. American history will remember no sections, nobler and sublimer, more precious to the heart of the patriot, taan the battle-scenes which painting and sculpture will hand to the com. ing ages as the victories of peace which have followed those of war. The union isrestored and a patriotism of our whole people is rekindled to its revolutionary glow. The south is now fully, in fact and in tunehion part of the government of the Republic. No prayer has ascended to the giver of every good and perfect gift for the life of the surviving hero of the war, the crowned aristocrat of battle who languishes with disease--Gen. U. s.
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BULLOCK, HAMILTON, WILSON,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-26
AKkNTUOkY Tragedy.
A Town Marshal Of One Place Ktlls
q Deputy Marshal OF Another and
rs the Abductor of Young woman

A Town Marshal Of One Place Atilb
q Deputy Marshal OF Another and
~ the Abductor of a Young woman
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. 2.-The Courier
journals Mt. Sterling, KY, dispatch
gives the following account of tragedy
yesterday: Deputy Marshals ]. D. Wyatt
and John Gill last night arrested Mr.
Boyd, q merchant OF Freestone station for
being drunk. A. NJ. Bowling, friend OF
Boyd's, also drunk, demanded his release
and secured it by covering the officers
with q pistol, and the two went to the
depot where large crowd was
awaiting the train. The officers
summoned posse and surrounded them.
Bowling drew pistol and killed Officer
Gill and painfully wounded Howard
Wilson. Two other shots were fired
without effect at Lindsey Anderson who
ran to get q pistol. Anderson returning
with q pistol leveled II at Bowling who
was In the act Of shooting James Graves.
Bowling seeing that the game was ul
surrendered and was placed in Jail.
Bowling is the town marshal OF Far.
mers, Rowan county, and was the otfioer
who had John Martin in custody when
Martin wts being taken from Winchester
to Morehead. Martin was riddled with
bullets when the train stopped at Far
mers, and with his dying breath accused
Bowling OF his murder. Bowling Ia said
to have boosted openly on the streets to-
day Of having killed Martin.
Last night at O'Clock Bowling entered
the home Of the parents Of Miss Matte
Scott and, with dr,wn revolver, forcibly
abducted her, took the eastbeund pass
anger train with the girl with whom he
has sustained Illicit relation, and got of
at Olive Hill. They were then awaiting
the coming of westbound passenger
train which comes by early
In the morning. Meanwhile, thu
abduction was discovered and when tn
train passed through Farmers, armed msr
were waiting to make Bowling pay the
.enalty with bis life II they found him
aboard. The cars were hastily searched
but the guilty couple escaped detection
by hiding In q water closet.
Bowling is q married man and has two
children. Miss Scott ia young girl, il
years of age, pAssably good looking, anc
her parents are highly respectable. They
arrived here yesterday morning and pu
| up at the Turner House where Bowlini
registered himself and wife. They in
tended taking the afternoon express trail
Tor Cincinnati. After the shooting, tn
girl returned to the hotel and will leav
to night for home. Much excitement pre-
walls over the affair.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-26


MIR. Bnyard Will Leave the Senate 10
New Cabinet.
It can be asserted positively and upon
the authority Of those who are in POSI-
ton to know that Senator Bhysrd has
decided to vaoate his seat in the United
States Senate in order to accept the press
ing invitation or call OF President Clevs-
land TO accept a cabinet position. The
fsslinR that the senator would take thia
course has been qroSipg OF late, but not
until the present week or the latter pari
OF last has the SENATOR'S pe'sonal
friends been positive enough regarding
the matter to make the statement uure-
ssryedly. While the senator has never
We. directly Rcguaintt d sny one here with
his intentions In regard to the matter
there are certain indications, which point
almost as clearly as personal statement,
that the senator will vaoAte his place
March 4.h. Those same strsws show
that the said post is to be the Secretary
ship of State. While Mr.. Bay
friends would prefer him to remain in sht
Senate they have abandon all hope Of
is doing 80 and state as fact, positive
that Dslaware's senator will go to this
chief cabinet post
Since the assuIAuce Is given Of sens
to,isl vacancy the MISTER of eleetiDg Mr.
Bsysrd's successor comes up IS very
| important matter. The nsme Of Attorney
General Gray, who has not, until yer!
lew days, been willing to anticipate Mr.
Bayard's retirement from the Senate, i
brought forward by friends in connection
with the prospective vacancy. MIR. Grs.
acceded to the opportunities Of his friend
to allow his name to be presented to tn
Legislature with q great deal OF re
luotance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-26
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BROW G--BFATY. y PhilaAelphis on the 2rh
Inst, by tbs Rev III. 8 Hoffman, j. HsIb9rt
Brown Of Ills city aud Elma j bsaty or Er ok
Ign, hester county Pa.
EVERETT -coME9Ys.- AT Centrsvllle. Nd, on
he 10th inst h the heV. Mr.. tanders, SoVey-
n. er Everett and Julia A. C0mesys, bot1 OF
Queen Anne's county ILL.,.
husbands MAGARG l. AT no, 2tl7 North
Coll &c avenue, Philadelphia on the IL b inst
by the Rev. R3bers Graham, 8. Hayden
Husbands and Anna M. MaSargai. Both OF rev
Castle county.
HALL-scK tNZY.-At Chester, on the 4th inst.
by the Rev Thlmss Kelly, Albert f., Hail and
Eva Mcki zy. IN Of Newark
HE TONI tBKR1S.-At Middlstown, on the
18th inst , the Rev. A. o He t0u OF ewos, u a
AnLie RJberIs OF Midtletpwn.
HOXrER-BLt y -nM.-kt RidEsly, NIL. o. the
Isl Inst, by tho Rev. chan W. bevAn, 40 IN
Hoxter and MOllie Is 0xsom, pot!i OF Car line
MARTIN SaoRr.-Ntar Templzvitle, ON > 1T
I1th, by the ev. W ID. lucas, hlaxa r
Merlin and Ht'a w. short
PRICE SCHO .IELU 10 BAltlro. ., on he 14ih
Inst BIZ tbs rev. Fathef Allied A. CURTIS.
Daniel Z. Price and Lavinla schnh Ia Bon OF
this city.
SJMNON4-TULL AT Klrgston MI. m the
18th inst by the Rev. y. h. hurahy, w. y
slmmous Of Wyoming, DEL, aud CARA =. puil
Of KtDgSt0n, nd.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-26

A Conference with Levy COura Re-
gaRding she state Insane Asylum.
From.Every evening OF thursday.
The Trustees Of the Poor held their
monthly meeting ct the almshouse this
morning.
Superintendent Guthrie reported 2S4
inmates in the institution, 2l2 In the
almshouss and ~ In the insane depart
ment, an increase Of SO over
"a corresponding period Of last
year. and the greatest number that has
ever been provided for in the institution.
The total number Of whites cared for by
the board is 228 and blacks ~. During
she month there were four deaths;
Thomas Workman, age AZ, Mill Creek /;
Nicholas Chournair, age 86, Christisna |;
Samuel Vahell, age 50, Wilmington and
q eolored infant.
The contract for furnishing 200 bed
steads was awarded o. 3s, and Is springs
at 81 40.
Mr.. Jameson reported that he had en-
gagged D. P. Haines to superintend the
county farm ct Hsre's Corner.
A petition from delegation Of citizens
Of Ne ' Castle hundred, signed by several
hundred taxpayers Of the county, was
presented to the board. The document
sets forth that the road Q, mmissioners Of
the hundred are unable to maintain,
in q proper condition the highways under
their charge from the annual rev snut
obtained under the provisions OF tht
legislative enactment. The length .
roads In the hundred exceeds $50 mile.
while the amount TO bs rAisea by lax
tion Is "a, 900, Of which 81, 600 goes to sb
oity of New Castle, and about $5en ino
for collection and errors, leaving $2,bVt
available for maintaining the roads. l
sets forth that the public road lesdfns
from Wilmington to Hare's Corner was .
much used highway, and 1t was to the In
terest Of the large number using 1t to KEEP
It In better repair. II requests shat
the levy court take charge Of that part o.
the road now maintained by the road
commissioners and keep It In such order
as they may deem necessary, While In
dividually approving the granting OF the
request In the petition, the board voted
not to take action in the matter ss AZ
| organization.
The levy court commissioners visited
| the almshouse and are In consultation
with the trustees regarding the State
assuming the management Of the new In
| sane asylum at Hare's Corner.
The members elected by the levy cour
TO succeed Messrs. Bradford, Hickman
| aud Springer were in attendance at thu
meeting, and took part in the proceea
/ inRH.