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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28

Bulgaria can beat Texas and Mexico
for sensations and not half try, and yet
Bulgaria is not much OF a territory COM
pared with our great Southwestern Stat Q
and neighbor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28

The three Emperors having denied that
they conspired against Prince Alexander
OF Bulgaria, may regard themselves as
indicated, but they have not the audac-
Ity TO ask for an investigation.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28

John Sherman was not active enough to
freeze out the Blaine buster in Ohio, put
he will probably have everything ar
ranged in that State 10 suit mis- aspirations
nv 1SSS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28

President Cleveland is enjoying the
teated term much more than Mr.. Blaine.
He IS keeping pretty cool, while his late
hival is managing TO keep pretty warm.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28

1t is to be regretted that the weather is
oppressiVely warm in Northern Alaska,
as is reported by Lieut.. StOney Of the
exploring expedition. II the new hotel
were built, Savannah might well rank as
the most attractive summer as well as
winter resort on the continent
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28
CURRENT COMMENT.
Bourbonism I'm the Background.

From the Ne1o York EUenin0 Post (Dena.)
Ono By one the old tissues" are being
pushed aside by the steady progress of events,
ana as each issue disappears there goes with
IL PRESIDENTIAL candidate,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28

This has been a dull year in Central
America. The revolutions have been
small and few in number, and the NOR.
tally statistics would have been alto
sethcr discouraging had there not been
crowd of foreigners at work on the Pana-
ma canal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28

An Australian champion named Tom
ices wants to fight John l.. Sullivan. He
has whipped out every pugilist in Austria
la and cries for fresh worlds to conquer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28

The Georgia Gubernatorlal campaign
Is supposed by outsiders to be still going
on. as it is yet over month until the
election will be held.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28

The people who sail in the new May
flower may soon be more bOnored than is
the memory of those who came over IN
the old Mayflower.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28

The cotton season is opening slowly,
but surely. The familiar and inspiriting
rumble of the drays is beginning to be
heard on the Bay again.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28

II man wants to get lynched just let
hin 90 to Macon and propose to get up a
lylcning bee.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28

Nothing is heard now of Gen. Logan's
nTsr romance. How soon does sensation
aIltteraturs fall into innocuous desue-
fude?
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28

teacher. Perhaps he has struck his talent
al last.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28

Blaine sounds the keynote, and 1t calls
she Mugwumps to arms again.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28

Senator Frye is about conceded to be
the Burchard OF 1886. This is anoth err
year for Republican blunders.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28

Having recently purchased an upusn,,
large invoice of Bingham, Alpaca And
oilG Um6rellas from one of the largest and
most reliable manufacturers In this conn.
Iy. we VIII oner them on next Mondav
at the following prices: 0A'
% dozen 10-Rib Fast Black G;nobon
Umbrellas, from 26 to 80 inches st S sI
81 rs. 81 80 and 81 70, worth 81 o. 81 a
81 IS and 81 25. ~ VI ="
dozen Of Ferguson's Extra Fast Blact
Imported Bingham Umbrellas at 50 30 "A
and 30. worth So so, SO, and So 80. "
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Alpaca Umbrellas.

A choice assortment of fine Alpau
Umbrellas, in 8 and 10 Ribs, with Oliys
Partridge, Orange and Bamboo sticks
from "A to 80 inches, at 81 %, 81 80. 81
81 80, So, So so and "a, W. 20
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Silk Umbrellas,

We have the largest assortment of siI
0mprelias In this city to select from-ir
Plain, Twilled and Double. Faced CoIored
Linings-and for goods of the same onaIi
ty their prices cannot be equaled.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28

We will continue for another week thu
sale OF our mixed lot of Ladies' White
and Colored Bordered Hemstitched Hand
Kerchlefs at 2lc, formerly sold at 25c, &c.,
35c and 40c. wv
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28
SATURDAY. AUGUST 2s. 1886.

Reoisterea at the Post O6Fce in Sa0dnnaA.
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THE position In Washington of ! delegate 10 congrcs; Is peculiar. To
 begin with he las 10 vote 10 swap of wi;h his fellow congressman. He cannot speak without first getting per
 mission of the house, and then he must conhne his remarks to subjects directly concerning the Territory he represents. Thus his efforts are narrow ed to his perSonallnaIeAce withlndi. vldual members or with com mIltees. In order 70 have anyinllIence he must be we'll and flvorably known to each and every senator and representative.
 This takes tims, tll nclrly the wool 6 first term of delegate is spent in getting acquainted. IL requires a min ct genla, disposition, pursIlsive man ners and torcible character 10 make any headwly in this direction. CJl. Curtis (. Ban, our present delegate and candidate for reelection, Is just such mln. II. Is and oll resident ot our territory, has hIl an extensive inexDerlence iu various kinds of busi- Ee's, especially in u.laIng, knows the wants of our people and has had the advantage of two years of osficiIl life Tn Washington. B. electils new, young and uaexp.rieactl mn to re- prtselt uj, we w3ill b. throwing Z away all th-je q lvIltt1cs, anl be set back wlerc we w.te tyo yelilsp. B. etectns CJl. B.Il " vJlll relp tns Dcnuh, OfI5., Vlsl)nIllckJeri-nce, and eAIJr5e tls cIre:r ot dl nUnest, able, filtnfll pl5i; servant.
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THIS Is to cest,fJ thIt o1 or ab)it th. Ij:h diy of he, I}}l. It))< pojic5,lJn of al1 locate ai hon ih U c.rtall ul'ifvcyel Pi)llc Llnd If ta: U nt:l o:lt.i, d.ag ute q, toliJgj. to wst: B,Illtlg lll.S, con n.lcll dt d p.i: 0t stJI:i, or uDi.l- ment aoout 3oo yards south ;.ot the rIm ot n. Gttl CtlyJl of the Col orldJ Tn th5 CJcollno Forest, and ne IT the place ware a trL.l Known as the "Hilce Tran" lcld, dowa into tne G:AlI IIlyOh afJrc5Ild, ani rum nlns thence w-St oac mile, on line marked out by blalej or scdIpS on tees to another monupelt of stones, thence soatn Ol Il mile by lIue dcsI5 5natcd a. dOoTc U l 3.d mJnu- n.nt, th.lcc eat ol- mI!c by another llne .sl5alteI dS aOJst u another, 4th moLun.Lt of stoI.S,al th:hcc north to place ot b:slnnla5 by hie de,lsn ,teI l5 aO)... Al of wLIcl nercoy d-cIl:c my h;eau)l U clum Is non. uad-r tn. pIJuc lall Inv. oi the UAlled States.
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The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

ATIFE Albuuu-rll,, l."'r'S' p"hJiShes q lengthy interview with exc )vcrnor Tn,le on the Aplche question and AlizJna's interests in general Gov.
 l'rillc says he con,i1ers that General Miles was eAti l.d--in the interest of hunanity-.o get poSj:s,ion of the raiding Indians, no matter how many promises he made. and to refuse, by all means, 10 deliver them up 10 the civil authorities, as, in the opinion of Mir. Trltle, the civil authorities could not have obtained evidence that woull have convicted a single IAdiln. He does not think tha, General Niles Is deserving of any Censure whatever al the hands ol the administration, ncith- CT does he think that the great Zaiick ever originated single idel wiIh re- ference to the great successful cln- paign. Governor Tfitle ha; reflected the sentiments of the people of the frontier exlclly.-EpitapA.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

THE treasury department has dc. cIdcd that hereafter, when claims are allowed, cheeks for the amount will br sent direct to the claimants and not to attorneys or representatives. This Is t0 avoid the constant embarrassing contests between claimants and their attorneys regarding the compensation of the ll!ter.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23
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"BUcI!E' O'N:l.l i, remarklbl V bright young man; his legal attain ments, and familiarity with court pro. ccedings through his long experience as court reporter both in Nv Mexico and Arzona, admirably fit hln for the office oi Probate Juage. He w,li receive the vote of every stock owner la the county, bec 'u,e they know he has advocated and d..ended their rl5atS and lnt-re,ts in hl, plp:r, the HIJt aal HJrn, dIrlAs tn. llit y.ar with uacxAnpeI vis,s ani ability,
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

John ". ForshAy, ex.presiient of the Broadway railroll Junes Rlch mond, the present president, Jake Sharp, ;he promoter Of the scheme, and all the aldermen who were bribed with S.o.Ooo each by these parties 10 vote tor the franchise, were arrested in New York on the I9th instant and placed under heavy bal. It i5 under stood that Sharp has confessed and will give evidence against the alder, men. To coAyict these mea anl place lhcm ia the penetentjlry waerc they belong will be great victory Dr the people of New York city.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

"Uncie Bnly" Wilkersoa will be retired to private life this year by th e election of his younger, more energe- tic and vigorous opponent, W. O.. O NeiIl as probate jld5e. MT. O'N4iII from his consistent advocacy of the stoc3; interests of this county, hAs made friends with the stockmen all over the county, while as a member of the militia conplny and fire con. pa " of Prescott, he is popular with ihe "Doys. "-- Jolrnal-Miner.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

THE people are tired ot fifth term office seekers. The election of ". c. Bashford as county treasurer will in- fuse fresh, young blood into the of- icr, and demonstrate that the people are a! last disen,hralled from the court house ring, and think for themselves. Vote for BAshford for county treas urGI,
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

Incorporated in i5J5 fJr , y,.rS by the I.egjsl3tilr@ r.. Lilc0lonll auI Charitable purposes with a cipltay of $Lo)3,o5o-to which d reserve faAi oi 0 et 3j5p,ooo has since becn al lei.
 E. an oterwl.I min: 2n7al,t y,te is fran. ch''c was mti: p;ft oi ,h. pr-S.a, Stlle C'n'tiiHuoa lhl.-l D:s-aI-t 4i, \. D , 1879.
 Nie opiy LyhF.! ty9y o5.i 2; a;l ta- 4J,ye.l 9,' Ai' fs25h Q 0!y .ys..
 4 Re2tY stsiJ O. P,Jtb12,S. Its Gr., ,i sin .ia Nd.n)sr Drawings take ptLcs Dputiiiy. .tHi tne rivtr rtJr.iiIdry ..rswin.;1 regularly every tn'.s .n,Itn, instead oi niin,-,nn"niiy aS neretot,re. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY IJ WIN A FOR UNE. Terth Grand Drawing, Claso k, Tn ale Academy of Music, New OIie4ns, Tues lIy NJsem .rr 9, 1883. .-I $ h Monthly Drawing.
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HE cIn1Aish "a Aptche County appears 10 0= getting red hJt. Cin- didateS arc aIlJllc:l il tle cJlu ms oi the Chic tn sp:lS al dl.f-felt towns Tn ths coilty, and nIl.iife ana loren lisht prJces will tIxe place at II IiOrIoi ol tl. c'enil{ oi the s1.n. EJl:or k.el oftl: Cr,tlc IS doiIg sJn- t-liiAs work il hts able articles ln advocacy of ,ac P:J,l:'s Ticket,
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23
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WHEN l.. r. Nash ls elected asses sor he will see 10 it that all the pro- perIy in the county of whatever na. lure IS listed and assessed. His int mate knowledge of every portion Of county will enable him 10 do this, so that all shall bear equally the buriAen of taxation.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

GEN. MmLs aud slell arrived al Nhipple BaraCks last tuesday, which he WlIl make hls permanent heIu- quorters hereafter. Inc gallant Gap tam Lawlon has also been ordered to Nhipple.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

G 70. w. Slnes, d cIldllIte on the republican ticket for a,5.mblymll, is an old soiIi.r and successful business man. His success proves that he hI, a thorough knowledge of men and affairs. and will bring that knowled 5c into good plIy in the next legislature.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

THE great stuAe ol Ine N orkingmen Tn The Chlc9go packing houses came 10 an eAd last Monday by the men going to work on lhe basis of ten hours a day.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

IHE.,2 b movement on foot to so change the constitution oi Mexico as to make President Dag Dictator for term of ten years, tnls Tn recognition ot his great services to the republic.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23
THE KLPUD.tCAN IiCkEr.

The standard bearer, Col. Curtis c. Bear,, the "O!d Hassayamper" and Miners Friend" the candidate for rc election as delegate to congress, knows more about Arizona and her needs than any other man ln the ter rilory. He Is now thoroughly ac- quanted in Washington, and will lose no time ia getting il his work for ,he beleit of his constituents when ;e.electeJ.
 IL ability, education and energy are requisites 10 make d good superin- teudeut of pubic ln,rucliJn, Thomas CorIls Is the mll fJg ti. position. Wm. II. Hardy, ,who was once elected delegate to congress, but was cheated out of it, havidg resided an ordinary life time in Northern ArlzonI, will make an excellent jjiAt councilman for the northern district,
 !. b. Cook, by his presen, courje as one of our county supervisors, gives promise of making an excellent cuun- Cllmal.
 Messrs. Ensis sn, Sines, Elman, Me. CulChen and Bach are Coterle around waIch the voters can rliiy on election day, with the aSsurIncc tGIt they are men ia every way qlIlllled 10 represent Ihem In thl ralslltufe.
 "Honest Joe Myers" is q mIn in whom tn. people have the utmost confidence, and he wi! make the best sheriff YAvapai county ever had.
 That the office of treasurer bt hon esll, and a5ly administered Is nut ter Tn wf,ch the people of this coaaty have q most positive and direct inter es,. W. C. Bashiord can and will see lha. the aif4lrs oi that office are con ducled to the satisfaction of the peo. p.e.
 There IS no doubt a5ou: tn. ability of Dan. l.. Robinson to run the re cordcr's office. His staunch political oplnlons and his personal popularity will place him in charge of tne county records during the next two years.
 w. o. O'Ntill's popularity has steadily increased since his nomina- ton for probate judge. "Blckie" has had the necessary legal experience, is young, energetic, and will fill the office to perfection.
 The knowledge L. P. Nash has gained by long and intimate ac- quAlntance with every portion Oi our Cuuptv "drai-A ' "@' ''i.n- fOt tI- office of assessor, and lhe people will endorse this a. the polls. l Fred C. Brecht and Al Doyle, the candidates for supervisors, are repre- sentative mer, old residents, property holders ana know the wants ot thc people, They will carefully gllrd the interests of the whole county, and should receive the votes of every man in favor of hohest. impartial, econom' ical county government.
 The office of coroner and public administrator is one that should be filled by only q strictly honest. capa- ble man; such man l, found In A, C. Rauddl, of Prescott.
 In fact the ticket from top to bot tom IS all that could be desired, and one 10 be pround of by every true re- publican.
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The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

ALvAN Clark &Z Son of Cambridge, Mass, have at last faished the object slAss for the Lick observatory. The glass wai begun five years a.,o, and this i5 the result of the twentieth attempt t. cast clelr glass.
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BESIDES his quonhoallons for the office, Dan. l.. Roblnson's personal popularity will carry him triumphanlIy mIo the recorders office, Every man who Knows Jim will vote for him, with put r,gaid 10 party.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

WHITELAw KE,D, cditor of lhe New York Tribune, has purchased the magn'hc-n. .Aansion Ct iie"Iy Willard In that city for $40 1000. It cost $500, 900 to build, w dre negotiIt- i"g "'-.' :srng Vanderbilt oulseli.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

THE Journal d;sIreS tJ warn its reader, against the Benton Hair Grover company, ot Cleveland, Ohio, as frauds, deIdo:a,s aII 5lni. They pay no attention 10 bllis, drlf,s agains! them are returned unpaid, and from every indication they arc blooming set of bllrsted ra5cals. Their "Hllr Grower" i5 probably sone uactu 1us mixture, axle grelie an1 condemned government lard. Give them the go-by.-AlbuQnerque Journal.
 THE CHAMPION desires to add 10 the list E. P. R ,bbns & o., re- presenting the Gregg Remedy Co.,, of Palmyra, N. Y., and T. w. Rice, a40 Fulton St. Brooklyn N. Y,, who ad- dresses" "Nervous D-biltlted Men" as frauds and buns upon the newspaper fraternity.
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Jos. M. My wIi poll an immense vote iorshenH. He is so wei known, and those who known him have such confidence in his s,eriing honesty, and ability that he will receive great many democratic ry..3 besides the full strength ol hs own party.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

PASSPORT, Nc, Was almost totally destroyed by fife OF the 18th inst. loss over S5oo,ooo.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

HE great race nUiss Iroqnois re- gently sold al auction for S2S. 900,
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OLD HARDY.

h this struggle for pllcc at the public trough, wh.n s) much ii said by one man against an other, wl:l the public press oi the territory Is, iA too many instances, proSlitutinL itS:lt by publishing mean, scurriiou', black guard attacks upon tae repdtlii )n of candidates, when 50 mIcl pr.ylt. malice is silted through vcnal el- itorlai sieves and thoroughly rcil-l in bitterness, it Is gratIlying to See thlt there Is l llni! D:ypll wlich vIlup.rltlon and ultruth will not g). fai. Is nu,Icca Jle In tl. cI5c of M;. HIrdy our candidate tor J Iint Coun. clInan. Men wlo d. not like hi Il say many bitter things a5iinst hun, but no one ever hears d word or in. situation against his honesty, the quality most needed In the mt who shall be selected for the position 10 which he aspires.
 Wuh all who know him hi, name Is synonym ot honesty. Why! His nickname Is "Hoae5t old HuLy." He spoken of anon men who have known hiW for mAny years ai "OsI Inte!rity." Wat hlsh.r proil.f position coull mIa attain thla 10 be held by hi, fellows a' ! mtn ol lnimpeachlb.e hol-sty, as on: wlon no temptation c1n divert from tne plain, simple path Of recIltu le. rn's Is the reputation which NJ. HtrIy has not only at home, but through out the several counti., frming the Northern District. M Ialve Miaer
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The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

OLD Boy Zoo has Deei airing hi.n- self Tn Washington, and hobloboing wilh old Grovy. Jast what passed between them is not definitely known. but il IS thought tha, Zoo has received a promise rom Grovy 10 the effect that the editors of all Republican newspapers iu this Territory wIll be shortly placed upon rcservotion.- EX.
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COUNTY. For Sheriff, ]. NJ. MYERS,
 ol Chno Valley. For Treasurer, W. (. BASi.FO&D,
 ol Iiescolt. For Recorder, DAN. L. ROBINSON,
 of NeIde Valley, Tc- District Attorney, L, r. EUGEKa,
 oi Prescott. For Probate Judge, w, O. c'NEiLL,
 o Prescott. For Assessor, L. F. NAol,
 of Ionto DasIa.
 I. C. BELCllf, c-.. Ci Prescott. VI ''N''' AL. LOlLE,
 ol Flagstaff. Tor Coroner a, d Public Admnisuator, 4. C. RANDALL. Of Prescott. Tor territorial Council, D. COUk, rCint ol Rocks. Tor Legislative Assembly, o. A. ENNl1N, o, Ip ToP GEORGE W olNES, of lre,cuS ,, ]. EAMAN, oi \erdci E. McCUIlIlEJN, tf Kirkland NaEeT '. ", bEA-h, oi Sensman.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

WONDER II MIrcus Aureius , nth, the no5le,t R0mln of all the Smiths, will explain to the prosp :ctins n lncrs lnl the isolated rlnchmcn why he advised the citiz.ns ot Tombstone, in one ot the most la5orel elfJrts ol his life, 10 refuse to contribute one penay out of their weIltA 10 s.h Il warning note of dpo'ol:hlng dlns.f trJ murderoui Aplcn.i by cit.z:A coirierj when Gen. Crook 50 requested. - Ioarn | Mncr.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

GREAT storms prevailed in the east and south last week. Buffalo, N. r., suffered the loss of several lives aud about hty "".sc5 along the lake front. Sabine rdss Ih jexA,, on tue cJA,;, to"I Ot I5J nods-s, w-i sH.p! away by floous, iedvIIs oaly SIX houses stdndlng. Sweat nIAIred lives were lost and mIuiJa JJli4r5 worth of lruptItN GtslrO\tu,
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23
REPUBLICAN, FICKE?.
TERRITORIAL.

TERRITORIAL. Delegate to Congress, C. (. BEAN. For Superintendent, of Public luruciion,
 mos. CORDS. For Join; Councilman Northern District, WILLIAM Il. HARDY,