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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-20
Proclamation BY the Governor.

Whereas, His Excellency, the
President OF the United States, has
designated Thursday the 10Th OF
November, Ia Ice observed dis Il day
OF prayer and thanksgiving.
Now, therefore, |. lsitzhnSil Lee.
Governor of Virginia, do hereby re-
qnest the people Of this Slate 10 as
selnhle on that day around their
family affairs aud in their respect
i've places Of worship to render
thanks to Almighty God through
His Son, ON. Lord Jesus Christ, for
the many benefits they have re :
ceived at HIS hands during the
year whose deepening shadows
point to its approaching end. Let
us beSeech Him to continue Ills
gracious favor to this Commons
wealth, that Tie happiness of our
people may be promoted, and that
the "wonderiIl works done to the
children of men" may be duly az
kn0Wledged. Let lis feVefeiltly
pray TO MIN to bring to tbedislress-
ed relief, to the afflicted comfort,
10 the oppressed hope, and to all
His mel cy, tor we believe "Hls mer-
cy pnuuielh torever.o
Given under my hand and the
LESSEE. seal of the Commonwealth,
at Richmond, This tile 10Th day OF
November, eighteen !hundl,e'l and
eighty six, and i'll the one hun
died aud eleventh. year Of the Com-
munweallb.
FlrznUeH LEE
[sE4L.
BY tue Governor.
w IL. t'LoURNoY,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-20
Hon. IoLn S. Eal hour, after four

Hon. Ithn S. Jal hour, after -four
months touy Of Europe, has return.
e. hcmc and was accorded an ova
ton III ashington on The Hill
inst, worthy his distinguished ser.
vices to his State ard country
lie made sl.eeci Oh the occasion,
significant as showing his displeas,
uie OF lie retention IN office under
lie present administrator of re-
lulillcans. His declaration THAT
The Democratic party would live
forever, and that 10 mpgwunip or
sentimental statesmen, could put it
Gown,n Was received with an ap
rlause, Which showed how heartily
the people were in accord with the
opinion entertained by him.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-20

Hon. Geo. d Wise has published
card denounclfg ex-nlayor Lamb
ofNorfolx. In the language of Mr.
Wise, charges made against him
by Lamb "are utterly false and
baseless" and the author OF them is
called ..an Infamous liar" A duel
was expected to be the outcome of
such vigorous language, but SO far
MIR. Wise pnrsues the even tenor Of
Ills way, unlnolesred by Mr. Lamb
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-20
About nh Extra Session oftlle Legisla

-
We are informed th.lt the Cox.
ernor SAID to-day, with references
tn an extra session Of the LeglSla-s
turc, that il the people pay their
faxes in coul,onsin sufficient num-.
beers 10 cripple the revenues OF tue
state, thatne would call allseXtra
session of lhe General Assem- bly, dis
soon as possible. He wlll'uoG he
able to decitlcsllpon the matter m
I'll aftertle LIST day of December
The county and city trGlsurerS are
required to mike Their returns on
/ lie lsr of December, and the Gov
ernor willtlcl bc-able to ascertain
~ what extent coupons are being
listed in payment OF taxes.-Rlch.
mnud Stale, 10th. M
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-20
Valuable iionses and Lois for Sale
nj iaYis' Wharf.

The undersigned offers for sale
at private contract, several valra'
Bile houses and lois at Davis Wharf.
containing ; acres each, improved
by dwellings and all necessary out
houses. good enclosure, &C., on rea-
enable terms.
Several other uDimproved lots
also will he sold on terms accomino-
dating to purchasers.
All the lots offered extend to the
water
Purchasers who wish home III Il
healthy section, convenient to che
churches md schools, Sc, either as
All Investment: rs Il place of recre
alton, or who would avail them
selves of superior facilities to earn
a livelihood, are invited to coulter
with the undersigned either i'll per.
son or by letter.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-20
Elk President Chester a. Arthur,

EX President Chester a. Artnllf.
tie successor OF President Garfield,
died at his i,ome i'll New York city
last Thursday morning. His death
WAS not altogether unexpected. as
it has been known for some time
that he was suffering with al III
durable malady. His term of of
flee as president was for the most
part creditable. He was led into
some indiscretions by too close sf-
filiation with Malone and even that
folly will now soon be forgotten and
only his good deeds be remembered.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-20
NEW GOODS. $4,000 STOCK

added to All already LARGE line,
making 1t the largest as well as
most select in the county. a few
items Of my numerous stock are
given below, and l claim that my
linn NJ
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-20
F1I'ZHUGA LEE

Eo1'-AL.
BY Tue LuvernOr.
VI. IL. FLoURNoY,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-20
The Virginia Debt--A New Proposition

"A new proposition for the settle
ment of the State debts submitted
to the people of Virginia by the
representatives OF holders OF bonds
bearing coupons receivable III pay.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-20
For the Sale Of
LAND Az PRIVATE CONTRACT.

l offer for sale at private contract, a
portion of my farm, adjoining Belle lia-
ven. situated on road opposite my dwell
ling. Said tract contains l20 acres by
actual survey nearly equally divided
into arabic and woodland 1t is high
land. OF good quality. susceptible OF a
hi..h state of improvement and with
abundant resources thereon. Its lUca-
ton makes it very desirable property:
It will be seldom reasonable terms, ana
possession given immediately to plir-
chaser. HUG &c. MEAl'S.
-, .1..z:..-.-.....-5. Belle Haven;
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-20
jX)elliI1lsl!la enterprise.
Entered at the lcstoNice at Accomac
O. n. VA. as secoud-class matter.

The daughter of Ex-FleSldent
Davis is now in Syracuse, n. y,
and "the feeling OF resentment
abroad when it was first announc-
ec. she would visit the place has
sufficiently cooled it seems, for
her 10 he received into northern
society," A pleasant Sojonrn, 1t IS
said will now he assured her, not
withstanding the sentiment pre-
vailed previous to her arlivalsthat
it was.not exactly the properthlng
to shake hands with her over the
bloody clasm. The conclusion
having been reached to extend the
olive branch, instead OF waging a
warfare upon her, every Southern
n.an will Of course breathe frter,
fla, the inhabitants of land bat
beasts of it's higher civilization has
tempered it's Indignation towards
Her with so mitch mercyJ') We
indeed congratulate our Yankee
cousins that they arc NOT all fools
We ale glad ihatthe sentiments OF
her more decent and respectable
lcorle prevailed. lndignities to
her Monll haze been au insult tc
tie whole southern pcople-the
mere intimatioa OF disposition OF
a pant Of tie citizens Of Syracuse
net to acto.d her civiliticS due It
her sexis received with scolu and
cent, ,rpt FOR The little souls who
la bored HE feelings towards her
CT course. 10 true woman Or MAJ
unless possessed with the heart OF
ecmon. entertained any such feel
ngs u resentment, 70 Que whose
eh'a on'.'Se - ~ =,
i, '''"' SIZE - 'n' '"'S'', - -, -
c'ie''alu u ''e i'oS' N'''' 90
Nh'le Il Is ''ps VIZ oe'''N = we ~
s'rh oefasco sentiment ie'iis "o.''
"'eS any Sei'S'o'e person u ~,
; ON, u oetSSeeii'' ''"' q "" a. !
J, i0a:. l'sl 'heS il'sp' p'' 'o WI,
slufltd cveh al liils li''e"aa' ''"''
legal to-1fe cause lo' VIE" '"e'
1cneh' ana wen, "'rS ie'o '"''''
persons aSiraS nor o'is III ~ i"o'e
tu' eiseMnVie' do ~ ."e" """' "''
sense OF lnoh'iels ~ t"el. 'o'e'
course VI. ~. 7 MS l1a1 y. n"s
% eoeuf s'i'at 80 'i,s" q e'soi"se
: MIS-. ieNf'al'u eNe'' ~ ie''eleu
y We same looliSn ao''oi's' enc
ne Oilers So ms 10 ie"i !" ''a' 'ns
'l"iNS III 'le Moran may S"s' "',''
:, .,,,, O1,iDiOp u hotpvpr her aDOl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30
Wednesdays Edition,

Ls~a and ,ercsis iiss and sxsfs st ths Lion.
 Mic Case re;G,oed ffca Fiassta6 iss, evening.
 Tae rouehs lev. secsivH ,l eis psv u,iforn-.
 Iirs.i. <. R,sd.l ar ks,s shortlv tor Calf frnia.
 Taere is talk of .,.r,:ne sedue.ea soska ia Prescott.
 E.- isyor Isx.r.os ecs,isses e tho sex hi.
 B-c-.o La, puschsssd an eaeias ts TO hi. efrs f;sex-r. 1he Toughs ~iii sppea ia the psoesssioe nexi Monday with ,t-is new usiloras. Mi. Cosee', of the . firm of na cos. t c'9's oo the wickeSbarg rcate, csms in last evening, OriUging four ps.senaen. Ei. II. took. depu'y clsrk of she su pr-ns court will record the pn cesdiogs of ttat body ss IS adjou:ltd .tssies h 1ucsoc b+x. W.ek. F.S. Iogoidsby Is now at Fort Saith, A,ksssse, and has rm p.oymens oa the sus- vey of the St. Louis aud San Frarc;sco railroad.
 A, c meeting of thc f.e deiees O lsst evening, Geo. W. S.nes vas elected chief oftbs fire dep.rtme 't, vie, Ciss. Spencer resigned, sui A:vosd Ai,ken wss slecse d assistant chief.
 ?. F. B sdy -ori in . card in ,he Fioren.e Inter rae, refusing to lead the fosiora hop, of democracy n-st fall, oy b coming q c,nd.dste for dee: ate. He will hNe none 0f II ID ts. Gsverpss Sioaemsn hs e,mmatsd ,hs the sentence of E. P. AcCurdy. f1smss:y Of Prescott, who us |, be baneed at Lake port Californ,s, Juy si, to inprisoo. men, for fife.
 Som. days ago nine, O. rather p,os- pecior, came 'o oor city an sold . nugget of quartz for SlSj tn, valas of the sane having been tested bs.ors the , srchase was eff s;ed. The o-iesnsl iossessor vs. rvs.eept as 10 ,h; imaaon from Sh,ca hs secured the quartz, ba: ssvias par chased sufieieos qusnsity ci r1Ppiies rcssrned 10 ihe n,OsDt.ias- !: h tbougbt by come that hs hes re d;s.,sefrd the cid go;A lead betWeen va'sufe and Wickenba,g. originally found by . msn in . snecessssy flight from the lsdiAns cad which has bSs pso.psctsd fos, n Aai sa fos about twenty yesrs.-0azetts.
 Pssssneers to Phsilx. vic Wck.aba,g ed vu!ture. to-norrsw fsuesdsyl , p. u. Hssdqusrter' st the Williams House.
 CHAPEL SMIIH.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30
Proposals for Mmy transportation VII be opened st Nhipple tomorrow.

Proposals for army transportation VII
 be opened D, WhippIe to-mesrov.
 Cbs.. B-im, VI. he d i'y Justice Pan. renberg yesterday, iH the sum of q .0Oo, ic | srsaer beioie the next grand Jaiy, on
 chsSg. of unls wfaiis bssn1 ipg csa.e. He gave the boads promptly snd WAS Telensec from cus,o '.
 The dis:sic: attorney sai jsi'of h sj rodeo h tue pisxs su,soantirg inc court house, s, .n esriy hour ,his morning. rhe{
 roun.ed up some fifteen or twenty cit!e, which h,d enjoyed tue luXuiisot pssiuft afforded by th, p.a.s dur:s. tt. ui.ht J. II. Csrpent.r. fe. .rr, enur; i, sill in 1 sesSoa. When lae c.se aoS, be.'heit l. closed HsIy thinks hs x:ii r.'c i~sintd eao1Sn 'aw frm ,ae .rsam e0t- sa the esse
 te Le adui,.=l :o ale pr.c lee .. ..A. D-ru.y Msr-asi DSno.sn, Y-'usa, ! tS . day from C.Gp Verde with fse c:'ored soldier wao sfe CT .rgeti ~::h c Ifs.ssittir 2 sn sssau.t on Aiexics0 Bslnes. Dualnge.
 They were brought before tour: ComTis- sioner Gc3iew tbs sfte, noon and cen. sinaapse vas had ua,i. Thuc. .sy Juis ist on account of the absence of ~ituesses.
 R,ie1 e,o;e, I,sident of Wil;!sns Q valley, was sevorely bitten f-w nigh, . since by f.rocious skunk. He vas sleep ing in open air ~ith Frank Williams, when The anima! aan0ye 'asm and was ,sice dIivsa away, Wieo they moved
 a,- quarters into tas .ouse. fae sn'msl { ,.. I entrance Co this sn.i bit Beiotc n'.5 over 'te eye. then suDi his teeth iuto iLs joint o. ;L- .ers finger of tbs right hand aud c!rng t' !. until killed. Mir: Williams had to pr; |, jaws open sf;cr i' was dead befofs ,be finger cou.d be re.c ned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30
a.fsrnasss. Ser rr.vsaers.

Ou Thu,sdsy, of this week, July IL, the c,o,Tsct fur carrying the mails between Prescott, and Ash Fork, Asd Prescott and Nsrieopa, passes in'o Dsw hssd.. The time schedule. shieh st prevent si,ous seventeen houis between Prescott. aud Ash Fork, udjer the mes con'r C, is twenty -eigt hosrs. Tie stage eompspy viii, however, continue their present ;i@e ci xboas ,weve OUTS. Nr Stewart vii: ceB,inue for the pseseot st ies.', the supers serdsrce of tbs iines, and the Ooiy change which wiii te made is is the departure oi the Asn Fork sssg- frcn Prescott, vi.,ch will leave at s o'clock c. m, instead ct s' 6s'sioci ss a' pfssea:, and arrive st Ash Fagk [. p. u.: Faye i0 Ash Fork from Pre-. at is e!.00 tp Paecis, SIS asi to Asries. SIS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY:

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY:
 ). R. E,,,ll, is nov the city editor ef the Fisgs's6 Champion.
 An usknown man vas found on dead the desert near Wics enburg re u'ly.
 Supreripdent St.w ar, will take his stock .G tbs Wickcn burg route tomorrow.
 Fifty e. loais of sugar have rass. d thrcugs FiagstaG within the last ten dsys.
 Lsavs your Dsasurs ct the Lios store if you srs ia quest ef fae stylish suis one ,h.t will he sure to 6t.
 Fire works of al kinds eui'sbs for T..urth of Jaly d,sp'sys. A large stock and ihc eh: spcst prces, as Roberts. If
 Durin, April snd May tie territories of New Mexico ,nd AriI,na paid to internal revenue the sum of e4s,sli,s9 for special tax stamps.
 Kentucky sour mssh vh,skey, double ,sscdssd goods, and genuine Tennessee white rye ss ihs Coe Web.
 Geo. Thompsoa, disisios agent of the A'iz,na stsse company, is iyiog very sex ., th. sissef.' hosp's'. Captain Brann is making . complete suc,es, wit ne NosR 'ng Cory mill The mine i. 10 kl,g spe,d,d. willsms,ns ley fol owed the exanp's 0i Pr, scot and elected femI'e ocasi oi school uus,ees as io,lov.: Mrs. Henry C.s |, Mn J J-sph Harlow, and Mrs. 4 Cssrlet n'
 An Ice ssd hs, dsughters, Miss Moi. fat Rice and Mrs. W. c. Dsses, sccompsn' ied ty Aiss Tsstis Stephens will tAks theil departure for La Angela so>mosrow fer ( six weeks outing.
 The cheapest plac, in town to bay cloth ing aud furnisaing soois is J. W. Wilson { Cot. County wsrfAas and juror eer tiacasss taken ss par. Ers. Rowe and Mn. Hsrudon yestefdsy qusliiied e tehsol trustee, and Mrs. PsS- her will do the cane.
 A citizen of Prescott, who few yesr. ago enjoyed ,hs confiercs of bis fellow men, to-dsy occupies sell io the count, jail for want of bonds in the sum of tl, ,00t ,o keep the peace. Resders of our conseup. were surprised this morning to 6ad oaly one mild ant exceedingly harmless four lIus Item wist Clark Churchiiis name in i:. The re,sos assignsd wss, people siek of s,uf."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30
FROM MONDAYS DAILY:

FROM MONDAYS DAlLf: The rainry sesson will be welcomed Prof. Christol {snd his traissr. B. T Smith have gone to Flagstaff. Hursh for the Fourth, boys, ssilHr suiii only Sl.5O st he Lien s,ore. Lots of YoUsS folks going to the lros sprinSs' dance CD the Sd of July. Tts Board oi supervisors wil! hold their ,galsr ouar;eriy mee, ing rext week The ;c. works are rup1ins ssAio and nov obiAia ,teir s.se, supply fron ws ]. Eogiseee Him rpu,s sliAhs improvement in tie water supply to dsy.
 J. L, Fishes will let tbe e,atsscs fcs sh, esscsios of bis ieos baiidiag this svsa- isg.
 Major Hawks, quarsermas,e.s ,gsa' s' Ash F.Tk, sas iound cesi ia bsd oo Thsrsday morning lass. An apsche Indian has been arrested ir Maricop,, for sry'pg to purchase sumuni. : oa fsom the Pmss. Am,r: owAsils ana brutal aesault va made recently on Rev. C.lfss If Phenis, by tso membess ol his church. A.umber 4 our prohiosnt eitizsps are iiscusspga a project ,e holda nuitoris fair in Tres ,u during the coming fail. TLe prom'n mt attorneys of Pasrix bsv' al si; nei petition s.king shst Chic Jus ice Sai~lds be rsIs:ned oa the supreme b nes ot Afisoss.
 Justice Psas.nberz vas engaged thi s'rern ,on ia pielirainary examination c Cha, Behm of wainG: Creek, on the eaaIg of vI0ngful'y branding stock. sae,if Nu,venoa iefi this mornin, vi:s two prisoners for Yum. Ky under sssten,e o; s.x,ees yesrs tor mur Ter in the secood des,ee, cad Nsstines robbery fo three yeAss.
 1 II. I. Hersog, exeeusss ef the ssssfe o tho fate Jos .Du Prsz, to-day sold the team end bsroucas beloasizS to the sstass. t A. \. Moore for tsae. Tho sale i. sub jees 10 the sPprova' ot the probate coar'
 F.G. Parker, left this sfssrnooa to ase
 Nr Bullock as Chiso 6ssfioa.
 Lieut.. Spencer. epgireer ofheer Of thi department. a.rivei ct Wnippie few day
 since on business connected with hi
 ofh''.
 The Prescott Ccurie, is the oniv demo
 c:atie paper in Arizona that takes sn
 ssoek in Fsrrish's private secretary, c
 Meyer Zul,ck. .saye the Daily Tcmb,.one. l We dirscs atteStion to-day to the cor
 of Nsyss < Gnfist. csrpeassrs and bui
 dess, and recoEmend them to all psrsia
 hsvsng work in their line.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30
ERo Y SArrapAy's DAILY.
 B. ]. Miller isft fos hsms today,

B. !. Miller ,eit fo. hsns today,
 V. 6. Head left ss- heas this aosa:AG. Jsssph Csnp,sll, sf A,ssaadsa, is i, ss9n.
 The city council IS ia hopes of having plenty o: water again in isw days.
 E.W. Hsnm cane in from Alss qsesqsa last sighs ss ss,snd ceu'&
 Cerpossl Chs. Coa'n retuTssi froa Mshsse eos,sy last nisss. -- les. ssewast. the ss,gs :sap,ssea isas came in frsa shs sssth les. eveoiay.
 City ssssssss. 1. N. Hseassieks, ~A' s,rive iron California this sssoing.
 Niss Csirissios Johasc,. P'opnss'.ss O shs Jehssos Rouse, is sick.
 Col. Merri. B.rb.r, ss'is'an: adjutas genera. cf this depsr meat, has gese C Albuquerque on busieese.
 Miss Annie Roach, sister of Jss. Roech of the Receps,oa resssuran', arrived fsou tbs est lsss sighs sai vii spsaa the suH' He b 3sssssst
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30
BusINMs LOCALS.
q Casa

To all who s:s suaeriDS from the errcrs snd discrenons Of youth, nsivoos weakness, early decay, loss Oi manhood. esc-. I vii scnd recipe flat w,lI cure you FREE OF CHARGE TEis great remedy ~as dis- covered by . D issionary in Sousa America. Send seif, addressed envelope so ,he REV JosEsH I. IxnAx, Stasios D, New York Cfv ttA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30
GRA1o ODeslD;

Of . lot of new milius'y goods delayed by wah ouu. Owing to the lsteoess of the ,easoo they will Dc clssed out immediately steos,.
 If MRs. \ A. FcHBeE,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30
As OlA HasrleA n-,.

-Nor sA,i tie bsid., "Henry, I want ycu 10 unde-stsn nd distinctly that I do not vish to be takfn for bride. Im going to b.hsvs exsc Y e fl were an old mar red Womsn. So dearest, do DO: think me cad and un!oving if I treat you very practically when there is anybody ey."
 Il doa't beliSvs ths, exn pass for sr an old married Uan. am % fond Of yor that am boaad to siov it. lam sure to eiss the ssap svsy."
 "No, you musnt. Its easy enough. And intend ihsr yea behave just like old married men do. Oo oa hearf"
 "well, darling, Ill tsy, bus know s..i nes suecssd."
 1Le first evening cf their arrival ;be b. .t:red to her chamber. aod the gro.m fell ia with poker ar,y, with whom be sa, playing cards until 4 o'clock iu the morning. His wf, spent the weary houts waiting. At last he turned up and met bis grisf-stricksa bride with the hilarious question:
 swell, ain't doiag the old married msa like Galsy?'
 -She never inferred to che subj ec, again and every body knew after that that they had just been mAniej.'-S. F. Chronicle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30
E0sray 1ssSee.

aksa up in rodso of Distrscs ~o.s One D Atted heifsrt-o yesrs old, trapaed (. B on ieN hir, crop eH left esr an spift in r.sht (co nnscteel ca ieft hip, urper sit on .. ght CT. The owners Of lhe above de .~-ib . to n oAu have the same on application to she und0fsigued .. his ranch ons m.ie b-Iow ths loof mtie house. oy Ulyipg for this a. VtgSoo0eo6 10 DIV. .1HQRNE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30
AARRaED.

N0FFErT- EAGOWS.-Ou walnu. c'erl, YsvsPsi county, Ari.sos, Jsse 2a by w.G.Sbook, J.P, Mir James 3. Not f.u and Miss LeDora A. Meadows. FERGUSON HARRI;-I, Pre- cot, June ss. by VIC. Shook, J P. Nr Robert F-.cusen snd Mise Lixzie Hsrris.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30
MRs. \ A. Fc1sl.H,
PAaD0s aaa OF4anO

Of the finest sooe and best make, suited Se the climate, foe sale cheap st
 GEo. Fl. CuIRYb If Jswelry 6tors.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30
sA.rp Pa.xs A,A~ars the Fer, heaA.

ShafD RaoEo AthWaFs the Fer heaa.
 And iG the muscles of the neck sno shoulder, usually most violent after night fall, arc among the cheerful manifestation of psursIgis. It is sn sffsctiol of the neiv, intensified by cold. Repose, bringing wi,f is ( cessation of pam, is induced Sy Hostet ter's Ssonsch Bitsefs, which is fine nerv. tonic and ,s.uquilizer. Is is slso relisbis means .f checs,ng rheum stism and gous These u.slaaies have always mere or less to do sIfa the kiineys thst, when inactive, fail 10 throw od ,hs impurities whico en- gender them. The Bitters can be relied upon to renew . healthy ard purifying scaOs os the renal organs. Besides this, i. gives tone to the stomach, liver and bowe,s and esriches the circulation. Appetite and sleep both prods by it, and it is a SelI-accrcdit-d means of fortifying the sy ten sgainss malaria. It hAssens the re- covery of strepgtb by convaisscenis, mi,igst tic inarmisies of age, and help the eoestisuiuaai!I feeble.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30

Chew "Piper Reidscick" and ''Toksy"- smoke "Ai,ken's Bes,," ''Starg,." -Silk Tie," and "M. E." eigars. "Srostnaa. C,posal," ""fuli Dsess" c;gASettes and sar- ous other orsnds of clgars asd cigarettes at Aiikeps.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30

We are offering sn elegant line of ,sdies 3nderwssr st cost, and ths very lstsst desigss in ssck rscAiaGs. Call ssd see our bargaiss svsa if yoa do not vaas e bay I. oo,nv.rre . sox
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30
6eReo0al 0eAaioa

]. D H.l has gsae hsne to Tip Tep.
 c. v. Bach wen; ou, to bis rscca .bi' morniog.
 T.s. Bullock. is expected m Presco in . few days
 Jas. Stewart pulled oas for Pbsoix so day.
 R.H. Farley lefs fx tis camp as Haubus 10 day.
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iou are allowed free trial of thirty days ) tbe use ot b., DyeS Celebrsted V0ltaic 3c.s with Electric suspensory Appliances or the speedy rel,tt and permanent cure
 Nervou. Debii'-, loss of Vns'i,y and psshood and .. ki,dred trUuG:es, Also for rsny other diseases. Complete restoration hea.th, v;gor and m.nboUd g0sranteed. so rick incurred. Iluatsstsd pamphlet, sIr ful. information. terms. etc.. u,siied
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30

PLANrS.-Csbbage, esu!,A,wse, tsaafo, pepper, strswbesry, rbubssb, fer ssls st the Pree,tt Garden, sorih cad McCosuie street J.o-ln
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30

1 va, son believer n PsfeL, neji- :iprs, tu, hsving thpe'irrest marked .elief from Ns.ai CAtarrh ana hosrsepes. y the use of E'y's Cresm bA!c, l csn sc'nme Id to those suferi,g from this ,oa'hsoms compls'nt aai 10 nose saicted with ho.rseness or stcppsss or ike throat 70 annoying to singers spd clergy men. Louis E. Phiilipe, l4ss N '. Ave, N W, Washington, D. O. Price 50 eeats.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30
District COaRe.

Deouis Ryan, who was caasged vi,i sc ling whi.ky 10 Indians, vss released from custody to-day, owing to the death oi Pirzer, the principal witness agsiast hir.
 Danes wss allowed to go oa bic ovu Fscoguissnce and his boudssen released from his bail.
 Hisehcocks bail vas Ased ct c, 900 heinz . reelection of q, 500.
 A rehearing waa grsa.ed is the ease oi Ordeastein VI. Bones | Spencer and tb ( case siiI cone sp fos sfgunsss e Aon day.
 In the district oesrs ss-dss shs islissing busipess Was transacted:
 COW frsnch vs T W resry. jadsnsni fs plsiniiG.
 B Herbert vs V E Colii.s. judgment by def .ult tor plaintiff.