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Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28
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The public should note the facs that the only proprietary medicine on earth that ever received tue supreme award of Gold Medal at the great Tnternation. al World Fairs, Industrial Propositions and statc Fairs, ls St. Jacobs OIL After taq most thorough and practical tests, n: Gospitals and elsewhere, 1t has aniyersS.iy triuaphed over all com, petitors ana been proclaimed by Judges N Jurors including eminent physieia to bo tbe best pain.curinr reiaedy IS existeuee.
 '-sr-
 We has, enjoyed spper6 weather.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

James Watkins informs us that the firm ct Van Wagenen < Watkins ss doing very large business at their store on Tonto. The recent rise in the river has made 1t impossible to send out any more goods from Globe for the present, and their stock IS be. ing rapidly depleted.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

The Champion Hall is deseryedly popular as Mir W, T. McNelly. the proPrietor is doing everything possible to make it an attractive resort. The excellent music rendered every eve. ming by Messrs, Johnson and AcshIi. mann has proven drawing card
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28
sat"rdny, slarch as. IssS.

fEtfiE SILVER BELT is kept on dle at
 1 E. q nakes Advertising Agency, BS Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, where contracts for advertising can De made for lt
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

Philip Oates and family have moved to Globe from the San Carlos copper camp, where Mr, Oates held the posi- ton of superintendent intIl the mines shut down.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

A committee of ladies have ar. ranged to give a supper at the M. E. Church on next Friday evening, for the purpose of raising funds to paint the church building. The menu will Joe elaborate, and as the object is a worthy one, there should be a large attendance. The supper will be fol- lowed by sociable.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

Dr, T. c. stallo has received fine trio of Plymouth Rock fowls from Champagne, Illinois. They are the finest chickens in the c)unty.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28
POST OFFICE TIME TABLg.

oS gpen sa week days from T;So a rn ua.Il 2 V ?. m. until 7;aop, rs, sus --From 7;so until am. ESsIB nail psosos at l2 m.
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Ohies AOurs Oi Globe $ San Carlos TsIe-
 graph Company.

From 8 to ila5 Q. n, I2,85 to 4p. n., and 1to p.m. Sunday hours--g to 10 q. m. and to SD. m
 Nlght-rate messages must be handed in bek se s;2O p, m. 10 insure prompt trans m ion over w. U lines
 M C. N. ALLISON, Operator
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

Our town has been very orderly this week, notwithstanding the large num- Der of strangers here. We have ob- served very few drunks.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

George c. Humphrey, Arisonas pioneer stage driver, has returned from a trip to the scenes of his child hood in the state of New York
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

l.. Robinson is making q huge tank for Bob Stead to be used as a reser. yoir for water for cattle.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

At the CsntenRial high grade ore is being sacked. and next week II tons will be worked at the Miami mill.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

The gold excitement continues un- abated All the gulches between town Rad Piual mountain have been located.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

Messrs 8 Kletn < Co shipped three bars of silver to San Francisco last Saturday, the product of ore worked at the Miami mill, from W. V. Kings. bury s miuei the Peacock, owned by ,, c Coplin, and the Nelson, owned by Garlinghouse and Lynch. Total value of bullion S70o. On "Wednesday last Klein < Co. shipped another bar valued at $250.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

Dr. ". II. Cook will go to Tucson next Saturday to attend the meeting 1 of the Grand Lodge, I. 0. OF.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

SabJect of the sermon for Sunday evening, at the Methodist Church. "The Crucifxion."
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

4Pie is not usnally t-eIished in q prntlng office, bat we received a t,res- ent Of nincc meat from ). w. Ranaom, which made pie good enough to ses before q king.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

Judge D. H, Pinney and Judge Lemon of Phenix, arrived Sunday evening.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

P 5. Miller was admitted yesterday as praeticing attorney. He passed a very creditable examination.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

IbeiGiia river is falling very slowly and up to yesterday no teams had crossed at San Carlos.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

Dr. 2. W. Scott has located a placer on Pinal creek, below the Old Domln. lon shelter which prospects well,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

Robert schell an adept dairynlan, is now engaged n making butter on salt riyer E ' Kollner < Co keep it for sale.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

Er.nayor Strauss, of Tucson, K said to be pushing his claims N Washing ton, with 9 view of being appointed agent at San Carlos.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

MesSrs Tebbs, McCabe, Fredericks and Warniek have nipe men employed taking out ditcn GO yards long to tbelr placer claim, situated ia the gulch adjoining aud to the north of Chaifin and Philips location. They VIII get their water from the gulch leading down from Bremen saw mill. They expect to have the ditch com- pleted inside of ton days.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

Walter Fitzsitnnons has taken out a quantity of silver ore from bis nine near Dripping Springs, which ie viii bring to Globe to have worked Ut the Miami mill. The ore will go over $500 to the ton.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

Little Marshall Johnston was hurt hy passing wagon on Broad street, last night His leg below the knee was badly bruised, but the injury is not serious.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

The NiaHil $ running this week on Y tons of silver ore from the Cotton fail and 23 tons of gold ore from the Gaiden Gate mine belonging to s. Klein. The clean up will be made to- day and t expeeted that about & 600 will be realized frop, both lots of ere. The Cotton Iail ore went IA ounces. which is II ounces more than was ex. peeted, and the value of the Golden Gate ore also exceeded the expectations of the owner 5 ounces, yielding g ounces per ton.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

The owners of the Cotton Tail are So encouraged by the returns of the ore worked at she Miari mill that they will lake out 100 tons from .he,r mine. They have large body of ore which will 90 A ounces and over in silver.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28
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Of B. Cook, son As dOLOHAN--in Globe, March 2ist. to tte
 wife of John Holohan, adaughter.
 CAcH0T- T--In Globe. March a7tb to ,h8 wife of Emile Gachot, Son. w
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

Taylor < Hatch have the largest and best selected stock of imported liquors to De found in the town, es- pecially prepared for medicinal pur- poses. Also sole agents for eiila coun- ty of Cyrus Noble's fine whiskies.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

Sehilze $ selling boots and shoes at panic prices, caIl ana eSaminc his
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I0G-A-r.4 nr=vSys.
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New AdYertisenaents.


 Though oil Bats clears out Rats, sfIce l5ceIits. SS' ~Roagh on Corns, ser CerIs. Bu1Ions. l5 ceEts.
 Thin people AWells' Health ReneweTs restores health and yigOr, cures dyspepsia, x.
 alsongh on Toothachc,n { instant relIcf. i5c Ladies who would retain freSEIIeSs and yiyaeity don't fail to fry egEells' Health aslltMer.
 cure N'1es ''''u \ s'nars Flies, reaches, ants bed-buas. rats. nsJTe eIsaled ous ey Rough on Rats i5e. Rough oR coughs,n troches, I5 ceDls For clildren, slow m development, pany als.i gellcate use < els Hcaifh Renewer.r "Re'igh on pentisEs Tooth Powder. Try x l6 efnis Nervous Weakness, DyspepsYa. Sexnal I1egility cured M .NJeissS l1eAith Re. ilgsser $l. M Mother swans Worm SyruD, fir fayer. aslsaltss, worms, constipation; tastrless qbc. HtiDging, irritation m K leflltr and Tin aIg ceinp lalnis cured hy @Bnchil-paiba,1 Si 1 NighI sWeets. fever, clSills, fisalssrga- dTs- cured bs Wells Health ReBewes.,' ,, NY hHsDand lWrltes a laasy < js iyes ,siaes ~ t'le man since using Weiis Heath \ T FVlt are failing, broken. wt,Tll ont an1 3 nervous, use Wells Kealth RenAwer.e si pfeyalenee of Kidney eomslal,,f ,n \ Aiilssilca; -3{5ahapaibn fs N,3{aa 5,erN < slteailff
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

IN .4LL or ITS BIa4jYcHES. Will receive depnslls on open account subject t0 sight checks,
 VII issue Cerlificates of Deposit repaya- blc on demand. Collections made on al points at Lowest Rate Of Exchange, VIII draw Sterling deSnattd hills at cus. sohaary lssnance 0a the Anglo lifornia nank tbimitedl, London, Epgiand.
 kefefs by special permission iS .Analn- California Bank and fo ]. A M. Selig,s',ssgy sy < Co, New York M 's TT <
 C0RREsFORDENT8:
 ANexO-s ALiFoRNIA bANK fI fIan,,fagla san Francisco, California; Y ' < V. SEGneMAs 4 co, New York. AHe ALrFoRNfA HANK I,lmlled, London, England. -''.'s's0 z c@g1s ''y ~s''- BANK oF COAMrRcE, Sh Louis
 MAssAcisusErrs x TioS [ BASK, Eos. I.es AscErrs courrY BANK, Los An asEFs < LEWIS, Phnnix. A.
 iiAsh aF sislzexA PFeseatS
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

s. s. Cox has been confirmed as minister tC Turkey,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28
SYNOPSIS OF TRE ssRaND JURY
 REPORT.


 The session of the Grand Jury wa. brief, They report that aimee the last sitting of court the violations of law have been comparatively few, and those committed by transient parties and not by actual citizens Of the coun- ty. They congratulate the public on the prevalence of law aud order.
 The committees appointed se exam. inc the books of the various otlieas re. port them correct and sept in good order.
 It's recommended that the Board of Supervisors find some place more safe fer the records and papers of the Recorders office than Che place now occupied.
 The committee appointed to exam. \ inc into the affairs of the sheriFs of. ice particularly directs the attention of the court to the delinquent tax list The great difference of the amount delinquent on tue real property and 1 that Of personal property for the year loo9. The real being S287 79; person. ! al sl,6S6.l2; the latter being over fye ! and a half times greater than the former.
 lhls to 3 great extent, arises from Inc personal taxes not being collected when assessed, as provided in chap. 3s. The committee request tue court to all the attention of the SherfT to the aw and request it's enfofcement in uture in collecting personal tax.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28

We has, enjoyed spper6 weatiie,, I0f e0ff. Ssj,sl
Arizona silver belt., 1885-03-28
Situation Wanted.

A widow lady witE one child. wlsl,as
 kA situation as housekeepcr. genera sets,r. stress, or chambermaid Appiy at thiS ohnee' jan 2l-tf
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alone in the house, his wife being in Des-
 Moines, Ia., visiting her oldest son. The
 next house is occupied D. s. Agard and
 Mrs. Sumner Gan old lady, mother of Will
 liam Sumner and housekeeper. They entered Mrs. Summers part by unlocking a
 kitchen door with nippers. On the table -ln the sitting room was light burning and wallet with $2 bill in it. The bill was taken but the wallet left. Mrs. Sum- her slept in an additional room and heard nothing. The next house is occupied by MT. William Sumner of Cincinnati as summer residence. This was also entered by the aid of nippers on the kitchen door key, and the thieves secured valuable gold watch, pins, and collar button and small sum of money, the property of his daughter Edith, who was sleeping in an- other room, and pair of gold cuff but tons belonging to MT. Sumner. Several empty trunks were opened and the empty trays set around. At the County Hotel entrance was effected by way of the pantry window. Some pans that stood on shelf under 1t were set out doors. They pro- ceeded to Landlord McKinney's room. took some silver from s'change" drawer that he carries to his room at night, and about $4 in change from his trousers pock- ct, without awakening him. But as they passed the room occupied by his daughter, she saw the light and exclaimed, "Father, IS that you ?" No answer was given, but she heard the thieves go down stairs and out of kitchen door. Fearing something was wrong, she went to her fathers room and awoke him. Investigation showed that the landlords room was the only one from which anything was taken total loss, about $lO At Mr. l.. s.. Fuller's resi- dence the thieves went into his office and into two pantries, but did not carry off any valuables, although they opened drawer in his office that contained vest in the pockets of which was gold watch and over $50 in bills. The vest was folded wrong-side out and thrown in so that it looked like nn old vest. F. H. Under woods house was entered by door in the basement, but nothing has been missed, nor is anything missing from Mrs. H. Un- derwood's that was entered from the rear. At MT. Noah Moulton's the house was en- tered but nothing was missed. At the Holland House, entered by kitchen win dow, nothing was taken, but some of the tableware in the dining room was scatter ed about and doors fastened with silver forks and knives stuck oyer the latches. At Mrs. Dr. Preston's the key had been turned i'll one door, but bolt prevented 1t from being opened. Only one track has been discovered, and that was made hy @ small-sized rubber. No clle to the rascal or rascals has been found and no one saw them. The amount of cash taken was about $50.
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$2,72O,O69.OO
7 AND 8 PER CENT. Farm MOrt0a0eS

That properly negotiated First Mortgage Loans up- on Improqed Farms in amounts not exceeding one third to 40 percent of their value the Best Secur ties obtainabe is evidenced by the success of all who have invested in them through me. am prepared to demonstrate rom the records s or business as state towd bonds, and arguments in opposition to them, as they have been negotiated for will not stand for one moment in face of overwhelming proofs which my records OffOrd. Contingencies existing in almost every other form of investment lacking in these, and while do not pretend that they the only safe security to be had, do say emphatically that thel combination of great safety, and near y # not quite twice the income on1aaa6le iron snch cdedy attractive. Had they not proven satisfactory to my customers during the past twelve years my transactions in them would scarcely have reached the proportions my records disclose.
 invite all whose attention may be attracted by my advertisements to this form of investment to call and investigate for themselves before deciding that my claims for these securities, strong as make them 'as'0 "poRa Respectfuly, J. F. CHAMBERLAIN.
 Chemic National Bank New York(
 l4fs. Aug. 20, 1884.
 c. E. Fuller Esq, Tresufer: Dear Sir-Your favor of the 16th inst, has been received, and in reply would say that the confidence which I have had for many years, and have heretofore expressed in the been impaired but the contrary has been strength ened by increased familiarity with it's business meth, character and judgment of it's managers, and I do not hesitate after very careful reaecton to express belief that the uel6ntuf0 bOuOS OI tue COmpdIy are security of substantial and superior character.
 Very Respectfully, G. G. WILLIAMS.
 The Company's Debentures are for sale at my office together with a variety of other Farm Bonds, in denominations from $250 to $5. .OOO. The attention of individuals owning Town of Stafford Bonds is called to this fav- orable channel for re-investments which pay satisfactory rate of interest.
 Respectfully,
 J.. CHAM ERllN.
 Stafford Springs. AyN
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meeting suitable literary and musical en tertainment.
 MT. Fred. Harwood goes on the road this week with line of goods which is sure to take.
 MT. Wright, father of Mrs. Geo. Glo. yer. is spending few days with her. Mrs. Maynard of Norwich is also paying a visit at the same place.
 -F. R. Percival received slight in jury last week, while doing little veteri- nary work, which places him on the roll of the s'limping squad" again for short time.
 MT. Horace Fuller lost last week a pocketbook containing $40 in money.
 MT. Julius Fuller is laid up with a lame foot.
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TOLLANDs fFRON sfRETsEIn


 MT. E. o. Dimock has sold his Staff fordville property to Jas. M Benjamin of Wales, Mass, and also g building lot to MT. l.. B. Price, between his house and MT. A. M. Hawkins. He expects to begin operations this fall.
 The Underwood Belting Go. are to build an addition to their shop of some 36 feet to give them better facilities for mak- ing the leather-faced canvass belts, for which there is an increasing demand.
 --J. P. Root is taking a short vacation near New York.
 Court has been in session this week. Was occupied good share of the time last week hearing the cases of Stafford Nation al Bank ys. Underwood, and Holland Go. National Bank ys. Underwood. Decision given this week. .s "A burglar or burglars made quite a raid on Holland Street Wednesday night R. H. Agard's was entered by narrow window lighting rear hallway, which was left open, the blind being closed They went to his sleeping room and took pair of trousers in which were two pock- etbooks, containing about SIS. . MT. Agard was not aware of being called upon until he got mp Thursday morning, when he found his clothes in the front hall and the ppcketbooks on mantel with only ten cents in one of them. Mr, Agard was
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ey. this neglect of law and duty will be
 aIa4ol U Y ea NkG VNAMAxHAM SEC.

ey. this neglect of law and duty will be abated. G. V. MAxHAM, DEC. !
 [coMMuNIcATED.l
 Il. G. Fairfield, who died on the I2th inst. was man well known, having lived in Stafford all his life, a. farmer in the northwest part of the town, man or strong constitution, 1and in the prime of life. Ii February Ist he noted a small swelling on his upper jaw, which was treat, ed by local and by w orcester physicians, and at first appeared to be a gum boil, but by it's rapid growth soon gave evidence that It was of a more serious character. May 25th he went to New York for treatment, being accompanied by his son-in-law, J. w. Eaton. and after an interview with Dr. Helmuth, leading homeopathic surgeon, decided to undergo an operation as the only chance of prolonging life. May 30 he was operated upon at Hahneman hos- pital. and with some of the best talent of the city the tumor was removed, lnvolv- ing one-half of the mouth and all of the upper jaw on the left side, extending from nose to the temple, and up to the eye, leaving just the flap of the check to cover that side. He passed through the opera tion in good shape, receiving no shock :; was in the operating room two and one half hours. He was attended by Drs : Helmuth and Fulton, there being eight other doctors present. MT. Eaton did all the nursing, night and day, for four weeks, only leaving him long enough to eat his two meals a day June 25th Dr.. Helmuth ordered him removed, it being hot in the city. MT. Eaton moved him to his home in Stafford. bringing him on bed to Palmer He continued to gain, and was up around until about three weeks ago, when he began to be sleepy, and grew more so until death relieved him. He was attended by Dr. Rand of Monson, who did all that he conld to make him comforta- ble. A week before he died he was aware of his condition, but was willing to submit to the Lords will. Rev. F. l.. Batchelder attended the funeral, assisted by Rev. J. M Eaton. There was large crowd of people at the funeral to show their esteem to their friend and townsman. His two sons-in-law brother and a nephew acted as bearers. He was buried in east village, where he had a son buried. He leaves 8 wife and three grown-up daughters, two of whom are married, the other living at home.
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WELLINGTON.

The democrats of the town of Wilmington are requested to meet at the town hall on Friday, Oct. ?, at ? o'clock p. m, to nomi- nate town officers Per order town comm.
 Preaching at Potter school house next Sunday at 1O1 o'clock a. m. and one p. m., by Mrs. D. l.. Crumb, of Forrestyille, Ct. A. N. Nichols will preach at Moose Meadow next Sunday at 11:30 8. m. ..-.
 (coRREsPoNDENCE.l
 Mrs. Whiting, South Wilmington, fell down cellar Monday morning, and broke one of the bones in her wrist, which was adjusted by Dr. Wilson.
 The following is an abstract from the forth oon,i1an Salaotnan,S raaaoIt Exnon
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 Indebtedness of town over and above assets
 $7,O64.8 .89 Sunday evening prayer meetings are now held in the Congregational vestry. -C. T. Preston has sold the remainder of the Perry Potter estate, owned by Messrs. Rockwell, Brown, Towne and Duncan, to a MT. Hartley of Bradford, England.
 Mir. Albert James is at work at his trade in Willimantic.
 Henry Hart, of Ohio, was in town Tuesday.
 Some vandal broke into the Glass Fac tory school-house last Saturday night. To demolish the school-marm's ruler seemed to be the chief object A watermelon raid was made the same. night and in the same neighborhood. -....-.... Henry Church, father of Dwight Church, of Mechanicsville, N. Y, stopped over night this week at Ezra Morse's. He reports his son as now running lime kiln near that place. Mrs. Morse is niece of MT. Church. sesl.. -t - Rev. MT. Savage of Holland will preach ill the Baptist church next Sunday fore noon. At 5 p. m. he breaches in the hall at South Willington, and in the evening he will lead the prayer meeting in the con ference room. -..s s.....,.
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J. .F. CHAMBERLAIN. Stafford Springs. ,&

YKTASHING and IRONING done by MRS.
 WV GEORGE LUCAS on Holland road, in honse formerly occupied by Henry Benton. I7ssw
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(NDER BARRELS. Big lot, low. E. A. U BUCK & co.
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Real Estate Mortgage Loans, when properly made, occupy the front rank and the most desirable n vestments offered in the financial world.
 The attention of conservative investors is called to the following statement together with the testimon- al of the President of the Chemical National Bank. The value of this testimonial will be better apprecia ed when considered with the fact that $OO shares of said bank cannot be bought for $2.3OO
 Statem ellt of the condition of Iowa Loan
 and Trust Company, December 31, 1884.