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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
TRReE PAINFUL ACCIDENTS,
Cotton NiiI Hand Has . five Inch splinter
Run Into His Body.

On Thursday afternoon a rather peculiar
but very painful accident occurred to Thomas
Hollow, weaver in in No . cotton mill, who
resides At go West Strawberry street. He
was at work cleaning a loom and to do that
was compelled to crawl under the machine
and lie on the floor. He caught hold Of the
machine and gave himself sudden pull in
order TO get farther underneath as he did
this large splinter from the foor passed
through his clothing and entered his left
side Just below the arm pit He went at once
TO the drug store OF Dr.. b. r. w. Urban,
who set himself to work to remove the
splinter. He succeeded only after the great.
est difficulty. The splinter was found TO be
exactly inches long and II had penetrsted
the body Its entire length. One end OF 1t was
pointed and the other three eighth of an inch
in width. 1t had passed between the man
ribs and may have penetrated his lungs. To
day he is confined to his home and Is suffer.
ing great pain.
This morning Daisy Sawyer little
daughter OF John Sawyer, of South Queen
street, met with a splinter accident 10 No {
cotton mill where she WAS employed. She
was walking along when three large splinter.
ran through her shoe and into the foot beneath
the big toe Dr. Urban also dressed hel
wound, which was painful
Jacob Waters, carr enter at Henry Burger.
planning mill, had one of his fingers almost
| cut of yesterday by having Il caught in
| circular saw. DIR. Shirk attended him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
DnATH OF JOHN sEMPEHLISs.
D.n'sc NJ . Wei Known Plumber and Iir
smith of This City.

Denisc NJ Well Known Plumber and Tin
smith of 1his city.
John Gemperling, the well-kuown
plumber and tinsmith, died at his residence
No. s2o East Orange street, about o'clock
this morning after lingering illness due e
. awasting away of the bladder. He had been
confined 10 his house since August, but had
been sufferer from this complaint for the
past 10 or II years.
Mr.. Gemperling was q native Of Lancaster
and was In his 74th year. His place Of bust.
ness was opposite the Grape hotel for time
and afterwards on West King street, this last
property having been recently sold to Edwin
Eoerman. He was the first man to put gas
into the city factories and churches. He has
one brother Daniel, his only sister, Mrs.
George p. King, having died few years ago.
He leaves widow, Miss Emma, who lives
q home, and Mrs. ]. b. Samson, OF this city.
His funeral will tqke place on Monday at .
y. m.; interment at Lancaster cemetery.
Death Of Mrs. Cstharine W. Davis.
Mra. Catharine W, Davis died at her resi-.
dcnce, No. Sc North Prince street, on Friday
evening ofparalysls. The deceased was the
wife of the late Prof w. V. Davis, who for
yeArs was principal OF the Lancaster high
school She leaves five daughters as follows /:
Mn A. q. Reinoehl and Misses Jennie,
Maggie and Annie, of this city, and Mrs. +.
u. Walker, OF Washington, ID. &.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
GRAND ARMY NOTES.
What L. Going on Among The ysteraUs-p
Moore For National Representati,e

What Is Going on Among the ysteraus-p NJ
Moore For National Representative
Amirsl Reynolds Post 405 met lasl
evening. resolution presented by p. G.
John b. Long, instructing the delegates tc
the department encampment in support o
Comrade D. NJ. Moore as represen,ive to the
National encampment TO be held In St
Louis, was unanimously adopted.
The entertainment committee we're order
TO have campfire and bean soup on Jan.
nary 9Th, the evening OF the installation of
The posts officers.
Peter Creamer, an old soldier who died at
the county hospital Wednesday, was a men,
Der OF Battery A, First Pennsylvania heavy
atullery. He went TO the hospital from
rarmersville, this county. The funeral will
AXE place nom A. G. Rote's undertaking es.
adjustment, at North Queen and Walnut
sueets, on Sunday afternoon, and the inter-
ment VIII be made In the soldiers burial lot
in Lancaster cemetery.
Mr. George X. Reed has presented 10 each
~ the Posts OF this city a war relic In n .
shcpe OF az allotmentroll OF company III, 7ltn
rogiment, p V.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
Live STOCK Market.

CHiCAso, Dec. is The Brorsrg' JON rcl Te.
ports Catt!e-Reoeipts, 5000 head shipments,
2onp; dull Christmas steers, " gSse5 -
shipping steers, $50 to so .s, sS 25t4 20 stock
ers and feeders, o. ood3 80 cows, bulls and
mixed. ioSSS Is; bulk, tsUS2 Is Texas Catts
s!oO1SSn.
Hoss-Rsceipts, $500 head shipments, 4o0C
head market Light and lower rorgh and
1 SIS light, ~ 1894 IS skips, % sosJ3 50.
sheep-Receipts, 400 head shipments, loo
ern. :? 'o5s 81 Texans, g sea o.; lambs, .. coi
SEQ.
EAST LIsERTT. - Cattie-Rcceipts. i10 head
prime u Soeit IS; fair TO good, E TSe4 . CON
Sc] 50 stockers, Is 2SSs3 s. feeders, 81 % ship
ments 10 New York, none
Hogs-Keceipts, 22ol head shipments, 8 80,
head market nrm Philsdelphiss, 81 tlft 81
YOrzers, ~ a. 50 common TO light, s. s0xsJ 81
shipments to New York, ie carloads.
sheep-ReceiptH, t0) head shipments, l. 81
head market slow prime, 8! 25JA 30, fair to GOOD
tS HTi 20 common, g. OC55 CO; Lambs. - 2Sd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17

@(e ne: "a. wlsssr. pss. ~ %, ssa.ssSc
DO Jau- exc FEB, e2ko.
.Osts-No white Stair. sse No. 2 do. sf,.c.
Ne. mtred, Jan Sgs<c.
4 Rye dull Western. ss0so state, aSasc.
Barley nominal.
Pork dull new meas, eli NTll
Lard-pec, " 81 Jan, eaiI May, HsE
| Molasses dull NJ apx9so.
Turrentine dun at sel.c.
Rosfn quiet strained TO good, eJ,>dsl io
Petroleum dun Ref ned. In cases, $40,
freights dull gtTin to Liverpool, Sc.
Butter dull western Creamery, gSGHo
state, 2Glsc.
Cheese dull western flsL llsis,Sc, state fac
tory, loffl2%o
iss. nrmt state, gCSdsso Western, tSsSic.
Sugar dun Refined Cutioai, U.1"So
Granulated. iSlso
Isllow steady Prime City, r.c,
Rice nominA
Coffee steady fair oargces, "a. p.6litc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17

LIBERTY SQUARE Dec. l6.-At meeting
OF Washington Lodge, No l56, +. and A. NJ.
held at Drumore Centreon Saturday the Ilth,
the following officers were elected John
w. Conrad, W. M; Harvey +. Haverstick,
S. W; Edward S. Patton, ]. w; Samuel J.
AnErim, treasurer +. Amber, secretary
Calvin p. Gregg, Samuel Hsrner and Harvey
T. Haverstick, trustees David n. Boften.
myer, representative to grand lodge They
We're installed by r. NJ. ID. NJ. Boffsnmyer,
assisted by r. NJ. John G. Snavely.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
Anuseuents.

The Starr Opera COmpdny.-Ths Starr Opera
company open h'rA In The Princess Of Trebi.
Zonde" instead OF ~ The Baron, on Monday
evening. The company is now playing In Leb
anon 10 large business. On Monday evening
they produced "The Princess" and gave the
greatest satisfaction. \ number OF speciaities
are introduced In the circus scene: Frank
Deshon appears as the ClotOn Miss Douglass a a
the Princess, and Miss Duryea as the Prince
Lazel, who in the circus business was snown as
the " human cannon ball" walks 4 wire in one
act ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
A Clever Pair,

Lou Sanford, Of the Gray & Stephens com.
pany, in private life is the wife OF Press Ed
ridge, the well-known comedian, now with
Csrncross' minstrels in Philadelphia Mr..
Eldridge to day paid flying visit to Ian.
caster 10 see his wife and the company.
They are mighty clever pair OF people, and
when both were on the variety stage they
had few II any superiors in their lines.
They appeared here together last season for
the first time In some years and made big
hits.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
Advance of Iron Tnbes

The wrought iron pipe aud boiler tube
manufacturers OF the United States in SEE i.
sion at Pittsburg, Thursday, advanced the
price OF butt-weld pipe, black galvanized and
tarred, two and one-half per cent on the gross
list The manufacturers claim that the ad.
vance was made necessary by the increased
cost of the crude material. Prices, terms and
conditions on other goods were reaffTm
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
Funeral Of Ernest a. Kopi,

Lne funeral Of Ernest @. Kopi took place
.,sW hs residence OF his mother.in-lay.
1seafet stoeksr, No. S07 North MULBERRY
9uoet, ms ailernoon. The body was taken
81 Johns German Reformed church,
where services were held, ana the interment
thcse who attended the funeral were mem.
sbore of Hebel Lodge, No 800, l. o. o. ~.
Inn-as sa-te-go Tribe, No. EOS, /. o. n. M
aud the Lancaster Mennercbor
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
DEA The,

DAvIs.-On December 18th, Mrs. Catharins "
Davis, widow of the, late W. V. Davis.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
GEMPERLINo.-ln this city, on tho l7th inst
John Gemperling, in the 7!th year OF his age
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from hts
late residence, No. 1925 East or tnzs street, on
Monday afternoon ut . O'Clock. lnterment at
Lancaster cemetery. 2tds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
KakEETS.


PnILADELPHlA, Dec. ls--Flour market nrm ;
shles, 500 barrels Minnesota Bakers, o. OOfp4 rs
Pennsylvania Family, s3 75Q8 SIX Western DO,
OB4 30 Patents, q b0Tp5 IS.
hys hour, k IS
Mach 9lts
-Ceorn-Dec.. 100 Jan, .6}lc Feb .,7l.c; March,
,Gats-neo.. SIC; jan, Sl%c,i Feb. s7Nc.;
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
Coolest Night of the Season.

Thursday night WAS the coolest of the sea.
SOD, The mercury fell very rapidly all after.
noon and night, and by daybreak this morn
ing had fallen as low as Ave to ten degrees
above zero Reports from the country show
the cold 10 have been even more intense In
some sections. At Ephrsta the thermometer
marked zero.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
Pastor For Msnheim's Episcopal Church.


The Rsy Thomas McClintocs, OF Philsdel.
phis, having virtually accepted the cali
rendered him unanimously by the vestry
OF St Psul's Episcopal church, this borough,
will oticiste in said church on Sunday morn.
ing and evening next
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
sale of Real E.tste this Evening.

Joel l.. Hsiues, auctioneer snd real estate
agent will sell at'public outcry eight dwelling
houses ana large machine shop belonging 10
the DRvlsh estate, at the Franklin House his
evening st o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17

Geo. W. farhsrt. Captain OF Police, Baltimore
Mo-, says 81 nave used Salvation on and tonnd
II a most excellent remedy. / recommend IL to
Yesterday I had horIid cold used DR..
BulI,s Cough syrup. and to day / am az well as
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
New York Market

NEW foRS. Dec. l7.-Flour market dun I;
common ns N 10 o1%s Goa ssi sSperfne, q ss9s 10
70 lrncy extra State. % 5o<Jt 90. eNN
"nss'-So' ked state, o2sSa2<c No. 2 do
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17

The Stevens Chsutauqua Literary and
Scientific circle will meet on Friday evening
In Y. NJ. Z. A. hall.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
Comfortable Christmas Presents for
Ladies and dentlemon

Embroidered Velvet, Morocco and Alligator
Slippers. Wool Felt slippers and House Shoes,
Ladies Warm Felt Driving Shoes that dispensss
with hot bricks. Patent Leather Party Shoes,
Band. Made Caters OF French KID, Pebble and
Straight-Grain Goat Ladies Rubber Cater anG
Gossamer Oyershoes. Gents fleece-l tned Arc
tics and Alaskss. Cent? hnd Hoys' Rubber
Boots all at Prices that Insure Rapid Sales.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17

steady. carsseylss. ~ bin, ~ Coup,
q . bid tk's %. el ics& bid
Tho stock market from eleven O'Clock untn
was weak, ana at the latter hour prices were
down from Y to ~ per cent. one qusrter TO ~
per cent OF this decline was recovered after ls
O'Clock on buying TO cover, and at the present
wtiuug the msrtet IA steady
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
ReddJn Jacobs Waive. a Hearing.

Reddy" Jacobs Valves u Hearing.
The hearing of James H., alias Reddy "
Jacobs, was TO have taken place before Alder.
man Pinkerton this afternoon at O'Clock,
but the counsel of the accused this morning
waived a hearing for him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17

NEW YORK. Dec. II, l:S0 p. m.--Money loaned
AZ from II 70 ~ per cent, all morning. The lat
"' ssVs vas current at noon, Goyernmsnts
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17

whest-pee,, 7eSsci jan, 7IS5'.oi Feb,.
1sNc; May, sSac.
May, &lxd<2t%c.
oais-bec., sc; jan, Sc Msv,sIc
Pork-nec, Gil io' Jan, sl 6li Eeb.; ilI s3'S
May, G2oA
Lsrd-psc., ~ s:Ss Jan, - E5S Feb, 81 2.5<
May. o. 81.
Ribs-Jsn, - AK Feb. $50; Msy, Is AK
March, sSpD.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17

CRlCAeu, Dec. IL, 10 q m, market opened.
wheat-Dec-, IKE, Jan, IKE FEB,
7sSc May, sSt.c.
Corn Dec, Ssi4c Jan, S'.c, Pet, S5Nr
May, 42sac.
Oats Dec. 9s'se; Jan. 9cso; Fob, sc
Pork-psS.. ilo sci Jan, Oil 60; reo, tus5
May, el2 ok.
Lsrd-DeC., ~ 2A. Jan, d Is Feb.
shot Ri6s-Jsn .S7S Feb, 8 s!s March
SsfN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
Beautiful Christmas Presents for Gen
tleneli,

Brooaded silk Mumers. Japanese silk Crepe
Mufiers, Chinese SILK Handkerchiets. Heavy
satin Handk erchieis. Satin ana Velvet Teck
scarts. Plain and Fancy Figured SILK gourtn.
Hand and Windsor soarfs, Welch Msrgetsons.
Black Silk Neckties. initial Pin And sleeve But
tons. Fur Top Kid Clio yes. Cloth and Knit
Gloves, Zine Worsted Caldigans and Jerseys.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
Useful Christmas Presents for Gents
and Boys.

soft Felt Pocket Hats, Seal Skin Caps ard
Turbans, Heavy siotb Cap, Pocketbooks, Wal
Fur Collars, Fur Driving GHuntlet', Ear Muf
ners, Club Bags and NBliSes.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05
rr---..H. .a----- A ,ss At- Exalted EgOtist.

We have been equally surprised and amused of late at the course which has recently been adopted by the Albuquerque Democrat In the matter of exchanging with its weekly con temporaries, It now proposes-after the manner of metropolitan journals that those papers upon its exchange list, published but once week, must make up in advertising the difference between their annual subscription price and that of the Democrat. Just when it arrived at that conclusion we do not exactly know, as, although in quiry has established the fact oi the Democrats non arr ival, at this offre for some time, we really had not miss ed the sheet until our attention was called to the matter by remarks of other papers. We'll, if the Democra, can stand 1t, the weekly papers cer tainly can, and we earnestly hope tha, they do just as the Enterprise has done-cut it off their lists. There IS no vacuum created in this office bv the absence of the Democrat. and If the creator had filed the vacuum in Col. Allbright's head with even minimum amount of newspaper brains, that self.exalled egotist would know better than to take the step he ha, in the direction noted. .-SiIver City EnterPr7Se.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05
STEWART & VAN HORN Special Bargains Ranges
 APAChE rltNiDS.

The Apaches of late seem to have confined their operations to the vici nity of Nogales. They have passed entirely around that town several times, and in spite of the utmost efforts of the military, both American and Mexican, we have failed to hear of a single Indian killed.
 Gen. Miles, sn addition to his own forces, IS employing the Sonora Plmas, the best Indian fighters in the country, and also some Yaquis, while the signal corps has stations on the top oi all the mountains in that sec tion, and yet Geronimo outwlts them all.
 Troops are being stationed in the farm houses in order to deceive and intercept any rowing bands. Still We hear of more murders, rapines and outrages.
 This Indian question is certainly a most pcrplexing one.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05
How Does Your Watch Run?

A watch lmpregpsted with magnetism can uot "keep time.' 1t will vary irregparly gaining and losing and stopping, in the most annoying sort of way, I, has been found that this magneticor electric. influence is the direct cause of the queer freaks" and unac- countable behavior, of fine watches, and Is the secret enemy which has undern. ned the reputation and baffied the skill of our best watcemekers.
 Giles Bro. & Go. have published {. very interesting little pamphlet describing the ef. feet of magnetism in watches, wnlcil can De had frea on application It also describes the "Anii- Magnetic Shield for Watches" W hich has been proved 10 be perfect pro lection against the magnetic and electric in. huenceS and IS specially advantace"a. in Railroad scrvlce where these influences are very strong, and will prevent the breakasc oi ainspri gs, in cyclones a-d magnetic storms. Your jeweler can furnish or procure you this protection, if not, send 10 G les Bro. X Co.,, the Chicago Jewellers. for deNcrlP- tive circular. winch will De niAi,ed free on ap- pusauon. dc76 6m
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

A Montana editor recently shot a man for coming in and ayins that hs paper was only good to kindle fires with. After spending his time and strength rushing aronnd town looking up tHe particulars of marriages, bank defalcations, deg Sights and otheI society events, and .iving on long past due promises of subscriptions, then to find that d man has been il the habit oi taking the paper home nusking the wrapper and showing the whole thing into the stove and ther sitting down and erj),ing the heat, the editor was certainly justified in re sorting to harsh measures and gun. -Estelhne Bell.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

Engineer Bowers, ot the s. P. R. R., while coming towards Tucson within an engine last evening, drove between two squads of ApacheS about five miles east of PAntano, not far rom Mescal station. A part of a band of about ten had crossed the ihe track just before the engine came along, ana the remainder waited un. iil Il passed by. They were head Ing for the Whetstone lains, - Ciuztns.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

The grand jury in Chicago has found indictments for murder, con. spiracy and rot against the le ;ders O. the Anarchists engaged in the recent disturbance in that city. The evi dence presented before the grand jury $ believed to be sufficient to secure the conviction of all who are now un- der arrest, and a few more who are being sought, including Parsons. Anl if the reports current around the Chicago courts are reliable, the strong est evidence for the prosecution has not been presented either. Most and two other Anarchists are also On trial in New York. There is probabilt, that the day of re,ributlon has inde.I come, but 1t is not exactly the kind of day the Anarchists have been wishing tor,
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

lsit not strange coincidence that bll1zards, cyclones, cholera and other tpedemics, wars and rpmorS of war, labor strikes, financial panics, haro times, shipwrecks, human holocausts, mine explosions, gubernatorial pro oldmatIons, sudden deaths, Chinese agitations, Indian raids, bank failures pan electric disclosures, weather pro phsts, spring poets and the devl gen orally, should be simultaneous calami ties Tn the land of the Tree and the home of the brave?
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

A complaint was filed yesterday, with the clerk of Inc Third Judicial Dl,trici Court, against Thomas I. W,oCin, proprietor of the Florence nterpnse, by Attorney General Clark Churchill, on behalf of the territory, 10 recover the sun of S2,5oo, with il terest, from March Iath, 1885. The sum Is claimed to have been fruadu- lently obtained by Mir, Weedin, as a member of the printing committee o the council, of the I3th legislative as ,mbly.-/oH,nak MlHrr.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

John Kelly, for so many years Grand Sachem of Tammany Hall, and the leader of the democracy in New York City, is dead. The gen eral impression of the people, given by the cartoons in the comic papers, that he was simply nannel-mouth Mick, is entirely wrong. On the COL iIary, he was refined and highly educated gentlemen, besides being quite wealihy.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

The sensational rumors which have been circulated about the breaking out of the San Carlos Indians and thelI raiding through Tonto Basin are with out doubt false. The following tele gram from MT. B. G. Fox, an em plcye al San Carlos, which, through the courtesy of MT. P. P. Daggs, we publish, shows the exact situation:
 SAN CARLOS, June 5, '86. ~. z. .SaHer, ElasstaG
 False reports. Tonto bucks har. resting. White Mountain Indians all gighir 3. C, Fox.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05
ROBEO NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given, by order Of the committee, that the spring rodeo Tor the Verde Valley and the Mogol. ion mountains will commence on the Ist day of May at the box canon al the head of Verde valley, for valley rodeo, and to commence on the 5th day of June at Buckhorn ranch, fci the Mogollo0 mountain rodeo. D. WILLARD, $ $. ACKrRS,
 J. l.. MARR, MITCH BURcH,
 CHAs. MORRIS, JOHN WOODS. I7a r. E. JORDAN, Sec'y.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

The latest democratic campaign do- cument, issued in this territory, which purports 10 be report of the Honor ary Bolrd, but which in realty Is a mot notorious misrepresentation ot the farce recently enacted by Govern or Zullck, entitled, "A Travesty on Justice" has fallen rather fla: on the public mind.-/Onruak.l Miner.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

The advance sheet of the Apache County Clitic has just been received, The first number was issuel June sd. The editor and proprietor, Col, Harry E ed IS one oi Arizona's veteran jour 'aists and through the influence of hls trcnchant and talented pen it i destined to uaae itself ..elt as d power m Apache County
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

We no ice that abuse of the mug wump declines as elections come nearer. The n.ugwump IS deSpised object when he insists on decent gov ,ernmeht, but as a voter he IS an ad mired daisy.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

It is said that ex-Secretary Van Arman contemplates running for Con gress in the Oakland district of Cali fornia.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

Grw Y r... more money than at anything else EA oy taking an agency for tie best NV 8kV ,ellin. book od,. & sinne.s sue ,.ed, randy. None fail. Terms tree. HAL LETT BOOK Co.,, Portland. Maine.,