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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-19
A Con,titntiopaI Amendment.

WASHINGTON, June lS-The Senate TO-
day, By two-thirds vote, passed the JolAt
resolution introduced bS ingalls, proylding
Tor tie submission to the ssysrsl States
OF constitutional amendment extending
the period Of the Presidents term and SEES
SION Of the Fifgieth Congress until the SOth
ct April 1889, and substituting the SOtn oi
April for the 4th Of March ss the COM
lSsnesmeut in the future of the Presiden'
tis. aud Congressional terms. The meas
urs ~ goes to the House Of Representa-
tives toS concurrence
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-19
SCOTS EmULSIoN OF PURE

Cod Liver 2U, with HypOphosphises,
Very Palatabls aud Increases Flesh
Dr. F. a. Clement, Brighton, Ills,' says;
Scots Emulsion is the beat / have eyel
prescribed. Isis very pAlatable, easily as
simulated, and gives strength and fissh y
the patient"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-19
RIlIa Pnas.l

WASHINGTON, June ls-AmOng, bills
Dosssd nv the Senate 10 CAV, were the foI'
iov;nv. A House bill reducing from eight
- Ave- cents the fee on Domestic money
orders for sums not exceeding -. A OIL
nrobiSiting the publication OF lottery sa'
p,srt;senents in the district OF Columbus
and territories. A billIo Increase the EN-
c;sncg Of the army OF the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-19
A Boy Drowued.

FAIRu9yr, ". Va, June lS-Carscn
Holt, Is years oH, con q Fra, K Holt, who
Eves near B,otbsuiie, nine miles south OF
this place Was drowned Yesterday IN mill
dam Just ear ot ,hs' village. h fell from
log that projected ever the creek on
which he hsd been standing, and being IN
able TO swim was drovred immediately,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-19
TERRIBLY PUNISHED.
The Treatment of a Lcentious Preacher
at the Hands OF Citizens.



at the Hands OF Citizens.
Special 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, June lS.-NeWs
has reached here Of q terrible affair on
on straight fork of Sandy, jackson county.
Hezskiah Alltop, preacher of the Gospel,
who moved into that section some time ago
is alleged to have deserted his family and
conducted himself in shsmefully licen-
tious manner with numerous female mem.
bers of his and other denominations. His
special favorite seemed to be q buxom
widow from whom he leased a farm.
People became scsndalzed, set spies
upon his track and, it is alleged, caught
him the other night at the widows house
in compromising position. They took
Alltop to the woods and gave him fear
ful beating and mutilatsd his person. ALI
:op was then released and dragged himself
nome where now it is bslieved he will re-
cover. But the reformation is for life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-19
1..,,.. An Every 0sse.

n A Bradford, Wholesale paper dealer
of Chat.anoogs, Tenn, writes that he was
Sa-;nnsIv - af,iciea with severe cold that
settled on his lungs: hso 'sie5 many rene
Ass without benefit. Being induces to Try
p- Kings New Discovery for GoDsumP-
t;ou did 30 and vas entirely cured BY use use
uSo - : f.w bo.,les. S;"ee which time be has
- - = in his family tor al Coughs end
CoI5s I with best result ibis ia the expe-
s;Sncs n thousands waooss s"~- hSEs been
saved bv thi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-19
Thrown Ersn His Carriage.

Special % M n ggLeF ~
P,sKEssBUEG, W. Va, June lS.-hr'
Sa-s,sr Sou bern Methodist minister at
L1beck, Sss yesterday thrown from his
carrisge HSsaking en- arm and otherwise
iDiu,iDg him severely. The buggy was de-
1ClabaJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-19
Buekisa's Arsies saiys.

The Best Salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hspds. Chilblsins,
Corns, and al Skin Enptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
IL euarante d TO give sstisfaction, o.
money refunded. Price Is cents per boz.
For sale BY Logan 3 Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-19
ANOTHER EDITOR SHOT.
col J. N. Strong, Of the st. 10
ssph, No., Herald
suor DOWN WITHOUT WARNING
And Killed by a Patent Medicine Crank
The Murderer Puts a Bullet in
His Own Head.

- JosgPH, No, June lS.-At eleven
,.Io.k this morning, as Col ]. W. Strong,
..,.,er of the Herald, was sitting IN the
.,,.,;D, room with his back to the door,
rs A Richmond entered, and drawing
,,oIysr fred one shot which struck his
;.,;n in the left side of the neck. Col
S,,on, Jumped up and staggered towards
.I,,.ck office. Richmond fred two more
.bo. and Strong fell. Richmond then
80 and walked outside, and some
,-.,,v feet from the door placed the
..v,Iysr to his temple, fired and dropped
;,s,a,,Iy to the sidewalk. At the time
# the shooting, Col. Strong was engaged
:. o,rvsrsstion With some unknown man
.,s vss totally unconscious Of the sP
-.,.,b Of an enemy until he was struck BY
!L,bu Richmond drove up to the front
cF,bs Office in his carriage. de ls said to
Ssys ahyhted coolly and walked to the
H. gs.oI 6ffce door without exhibiting any
80 - Of excitement When he came
80 So sf.sr shooting Col Strong, he found
- - cs-risye had been driven away and It
~, ~ ,hsn that he shot himself. Col
son, fell struck by two bullets, one Of
vbicb So stated, struck him 10
,5s neck, ranging upward into
a. b,siu. The other struck
- b;s hack and is believed 70 have pene-
= .-.,aJ hi. heart De died five minutes
80. : ~. the hrs, shot was fired Riehmonds
- took effect in the left temple, aud as
=. ! !. impossible to tell whether It will
nroye fayGl or no. 1t is believed, however
that be will not recover.
THE TROUBLE
-,;,s MAS resulted so fatally, is solely OF
Pc5nosGs owu making. de has long
-, - Known TO the newspaper fraternity as
~ 5iscoysrrr and alsnufacturer OF Ssmari-
-, Varvice aud has bss2 al extensive
~a-,;sar and hos hsd an enormous business
:. n, nos,rum. Some hVe months ago
bs disappeared from this com munity
and hi, a lot Of papers, evidently the
vork a, either a kusve or hopeless lunsne.
Es charged Colonel Strong aud other
1,on;psnr attorneys Of this city with bsV'
ips ruined him. and indicated that he
s15ej his career in the river. AT that
tima opinions differed as to ma condition
soma regarding HIM insane and Others De-
Esving him simply working ruse to 90
tain SIS 90 insurance on his hts. Since
i ~ nscor,s hnDpleasly insane
The deed Of today proved ME lunacy be-
vo7i '-l5t
10. .a,I s,rgre leaves family consist.
IN, nj \ wifi. ard 'hree sons, the eldest Of
whom ia John p S.rong, editor.in-chiet OF
me Herald. The Colonel was 81 years old,
$ ls~yer BY profession, and man who has
, u yerg prominent in the Republican
Os, It Northeast Mis-, ouri for nearly
!S;.,, ya,I 30 HIS bone originally w"S
iaas! IlaE,,!S;io 5S;ai "L., where be has large
. Da.asoI. seasoI..'ts; "a -. I'D relatives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-19

THoUeH pure and simple. and so mild,
II might be used by any child,
Yet SOZ0D0NTis Is 80 swift and sure
That mouth and teeth With wondrous speed
From tartar and FROM tsint are freed
Till they become sweet, white and pure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-19
Funeral Of the Murdered Wife.

New York, June IS The funeral OF the
late Mrs. Winfield B Thompson, the Young
bride who was shot and killed By her hus-
band in the Sturtevsnt House, on Tue5dsy,
took place to-day from her parents resi-
denca in this city. II was largely attended
by friends, and the street was filled with
people. The Rev. DR.. Elder conducted the
services The ieterment was in the Gene,
terry Of The EVergreens.
Thompson is still alive. His father
called at the hospital early this morning
accompanied BY the brother Of the dying
man
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-19
Winfield b. Thompson Dead.

New YORK, June l5-Winfeld B.
Thompson, who shot sud killed his wife at
the Stur!evant House, on Taesdsy, and
then shot himself, died tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-19
A MODERATE ACTIVITY.
Reported in General Commercial
and Industrial Lines.
MIDSUMMER DULLNEss REPORTED
At Interior Points, domestic Money Un-
changed.--WaII Street Still Bull
ish--.Crops Favorable,

New YORK, June lS.-Special tele.
grams to Bradstreets report with an unu.
Sual degree of unsnmity only moderate
activity in general commercial and indus.
trial lines. Exceptions are uoted at Chi.
cago, st. Louis snd MilWsukee, where
there is fair business as well as at St.
Paul, Duluth and New York, and each re.
port full volume of transactions. The
approach of customary midsummer dull
ness is reported to characterize general
trade ct aluost ell interior points. Thedo.
mestic money markets, with few exceptions
are unchanged, funds Offering being
in excess OF demand. Money is active at
Duluth and Milwaukee. only moderately 90
at Chicago and notably less so at ksnsas
City. The New York stock market con-
tiuued to exhibit bullish tendencies this
week and prices generally advanced.
Bonds are unusually strong. Money on
call is easy at to 2 per cent. foreign
exchange is stropg with continued gold
shipments, and commercial paper dull
and scarce.
Special
WHEAT CROP
reports to Bradstreet continue favorable,
the exceptions being in Kansas and Mich
igsn. The plant has been delayed in
northern Minnesota. The wheat market
continues dull and depressed. The frat
sigbs of firmness in hog products are oo.
served. Abundant rains in the cotton re.
gions cause trouble from grass in the At
lantic and Eastern Cult States and to q
smaller extent in the Mississippi valley.
Good stocks of tobacco points generally
to fair crop prospects.
Dry goods distribution for six months
will compare favorsbly with the early half
Of lsst year. Th're is better tone and
slight advance in some lines Of blesched
cottons. The next opening of wooden
goods is expected to be at higher figures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-19

rsiEut@l
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-11-17
Grant, ,Jurpeus Mapport.

/,
Ei( Son. 8. 8. Barter, 9ommer
i Zoe Subicia! 9iitrift Court.
@i, @ranbs sSurp, pil erbBbisit rap>
portere, at pi bar uuberib9t be for.
FjeQise County =&ontorer iamt 8bser
os @esnitaber iiamme os funoet benz,
iaapibt ri foritaar, at pare COB
@tanb. @i iaa o9iaa ooer 6ountp,
Teneilet os tanbt bet ! beoite Drben.
gi beibgte osiaa Gattissaarben, os
fanbt Bpsninserne pel ueblisebolbte,
rene os i Droen. @i sil erbpbiait
anbefale, at Der bliber taset fpecielle
Sorbolbsrester liseoperfor en- af Snb>
paanerne ueb Maun 9alporien, ,os
at ban bliper .ienbt tit ct. 8arnabas
9oipital Miuneapolis forat unoer<
.igses, % at Der, bpis 2esen peb
1,apnte 9oipital finoer bet nbpenbist,
bliper foretaset en- Operation. @i
anbefaler fremoeles, at be to pnsfte
al Glopb>Bbrnene bliper ienbt til
9aare>stolen Garibault, ba be er
/ ben Mber % Tilitanb, at beres Dp<
,bolb peb 5attisbulet lite pil bore
benz til nosen Mptte. 8i bill osiaa
anbefale, at &ault< &ummeue ueb
gourtbuiet bliper siort itbrre,.
iier for @esifer Of 9eebs neotom<
r,enoe. 5rembeles anbefaler hi, at
ct pasienbe @are1ie for Stesifter Of
9eebs bliper fat itanb ! Rielber>
etaaen, ba bet, ban nu bar, er forli<
Def. '.'
8i bniter at ubtrptte Dor Tat til
Gbas. s. 2e,pis. Gountp.Nop
for ben perbifulbe 8iitanb, ban bar
pbet os i l1bBpelien al bore 8lister.
Sergus 5alls, Minn., 13 Np. 1886.
S. 8. @e1ion,
@ronbzS Surpens Gormanb.
3. S. Brotnn, Gefreter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-11-17

Journal mener, at County Gqian.
cen burbe mpoe inart forat ooerpeie,
bpab ben 6niter siort ineite 2esisla<
tar.
@i foritaar. at Nfbolbsfoltet osiaa
boloer paa at tenfe oper, bpab bet
bniter siort.
Mr. 9aral Dlien fra 9atton ub>
talte forleben siennem l1seblabet en-
9ante, ban baube, ansaaenbe &ets
masiisbeben of, at Bperne faar 81
ceniepensene, mebenS bet er @ountiet,
iom maa betale, naar nosen beb fin
9ruttenlfab eller peb l1lptter, iom er
bibfsrte fra 9rutfenitab, bliuer uoe
af Gtanb til at ernere fig ielu. Sou
er BET Iiben til at operpeie baaoe BET
ene % bet anbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-11-17
Seerbrup.

16be Hcrentber 1885.
ST. @ebattbr!
Com Sc bel erinbrer, bab ies Dem
ON at faa tripe r,osle 2inier til @tst=
te for Tarmer. 9ideten / bet fbft ubs
tomne gumer al l1seblabet fbr Ball
get, men ba ies tom iaa tent. at Bla'
bets Spalterum par allereoe mer enb
ostaset, iaa matte baabe Sc o9 Bla~
bet bore unbFplbt beusans. Men
nu fommer ies isien % beber ON
8labs for nosle faa 2inier, iom ies
baaber, Sc pelpilli9en bill oYtase. Maar
ies ier, ,meb bpiltenGn Gnitemmisb
sernei i 3bie 9iitritt bar sienpalst mig
.tilg gountp=g Commission for en- anben
Germiu, er bet liseiom bet ftore Nnz
iuar, fom er forbunbet meb napnte
Eiuiesboerp, trptfes faftere neo paa
mine Sfulbre, us nit 9ierte fsler
Erans til at ubtale fin Eat for ben
2gre, iom ct blepen mig tilbelt. Seq
er lite rig paa 2gfter, men ba nu8al<
get er uuer, faa tbr ies lobe at si6re
bet bebite, ieg fan, iaauel for 3bieDi.
itrift iom Gountiet ibetbeletaset. Saa=
benbe meb Subs 9ielp, at ebers Eil'
lib til mig life fal blipe tilitamme,
forbliuer ieg ebers forbinbtlise
Rnub 8eberIon.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-11-17
9titD Sroa.

5tl oDre 'aanae aanonapife ssenner % Runber!
9flfn 8rotber6 bar ioaQ
1loget at lige jer, tom er af
ltor SftDonilg for cher iflD,
Set fr en- Dflbfffetlot Sag,
at ni bQr BET bfoite og ltprlte
llouQlg | bette @o1atp Of
&lGbfr, Sfinopeltle, SDer=
fraffer, 6Qnolfer, &a11ter oio.
Dg en- anoen pelbetjenbt @anobeo er at oo fan faa
garer for eoes Hens bos os eb noset anbet @teo
81 elger i1sen same elenoi9e @arer for npe og bpor
b9e andre eo pl tlbpoe JET iaaoann ol ri aleepel e
friite, npe os moberne garer bili9ere
@er forisg os LAB JET life anee al npe @lattenasere
n1eo ct 2aser al 9amle furla9te &le6er
&pb ifte en- Dollars &9r6i a 8arer fgr S bar erbobt
bore Hriler o9 ieet bort 2a9er
81 Dil urlofr1Glge enbper
ber | @ountirt.
9@rb1Diglt,
|9eifD SrptberS,
The Peoples Square Dealing CIothitrs.
1872 2imcOlm Q(oenue 122.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-11-17
&eanin9er bois @eleb hun belpis

@esniuser tilbaseienbte til @ettelie.
Nnberion, Sobn @.
McMabon, S. q.
D@sner, Gobias
6bermau, S. 8.
@egninser iom blen last oper.
8ertbolb, S. g.. . @es. s115 90
Meetet Bepiqins.
@rap, s. s.. $157 A.
@esninser for election @eturns.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-11-17
pnffes fras.

s Dttertail gountp 20 norit.os enz
9el1tnlenoeN eNgenter for en- f6rfeR Rlas<
feS en9elF Jarmiournal. Sob Be-
tali,9, itabi9t Nrbeioe. Mnn tilifris
pe fror q. Glliion, linber Mbre8ie::
Gbe Jarmer. SO. LAC 6 4tb Street.
ct. Saul. Miuu. 4tn17
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-11-17
Morweeia,t @rope.

15be ytpuemter 1886.
ST. @ebottpr!
l1bfatbet al @alset for bette Count
tbs @ebtommenbe er os befjenbt.
9ompes os Boens &enuer ere misforz
ngiebe men lite ltrpfeli9e oper @e<
iultatet, ba be nerer bet 9aab, at be
laane Eanbibater pil faa ben tilbbrz
lise Dpreisnins meb Giben.
Mnbretp Mmbers, en- ane Manb ber>
fra, bpbe for1eoen / Minneapolis, ,mes
oens ban par paa @eiie til Soipa.
2iget blep brast bertil forat besrapes.
Sen Mfbbbe baube / lensere 9i0 be.
ret fD9eli9 men aQt9epel bar 9pbsz
falbet 1lo9et ,luentet.
9au9es @DnobeS Ruartalsmbbe,
ionl bis1e Sage bar p9ret afbolbt
ber, par aobt beib9t % peqpttet. 8az
flor l1tbeim bar aRsbets Jornano.
@mnet unber Bebanblin9 bar:
@n @riielig 9usfanb. 2esmanb
faapel1om 9sreiter ubtolte fine Me=
,1inser ON be foritieqise 9ins nebrs<
ren6e ben ombanbleoe Sas, % me9et
Mpttigt frembolbtes, font nusen buer
/ MlminDeli9beb os 9usfabre ! @ar<
belesbeo fanbe bape gobt af at le9se
| fig paa Gierte. Misfons>Nrbeibet
ibutom man p9iaa, % bet paa en- irb<
ftantiel Maabe. ibet ber til Maba9asz
carzMisfpnen peb Offer alene, iuo=
Tom r,oget pper 60 9oGars.
Com betienbt blen 4irfen, bpori
Mgbet bapbe peret. inouiet isaar,
SBnbag. @n Meu9be Menneiter bar
| iamlet forat pperpere 9bitineliSbez
ben. ct @angtor inbbpet al 8aftor
9au9an, og beitaaenoe al npgle unee
| | 5olt fra Tersus Sails eller Dmeslt,
bar tilitebe % fang. 8aitorerne
l1tbeim, @aarhsmoe, ,9anSan, 9olter.
geesbeim % @pbmpe ubf9rte Snbpt'
ellen. Da be meb benne forbunone
geremonier bar tilenbe, beitee 8aitor
l1tbeim 8rebitefolen o8 bolbt en- ub.
merfet Gale oper9 9a9ensI Iuan8elium.
Otter 8rebifenen NIB en- flor 9el al
Menisbeben og be tiltebenerenbe
8reiter Mlterens @atramente. 9il
Slntnin8 efterat Gormanb l1tbeim paa
e9ne % Beibgenbes Be9ne bapoe tot
fet for al ,lbpiit Belnillie % @ieitfri.
heb. liOfnffe Rnffor @narh8mDe aRes
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. - +. g. & ( p : + ll 5
ct. Gloub 13 Mopb. ct af be
mango 8ebbemaal onsdaenbe 1lbfal>
bet af @upbrnbrpalset blep betalt ber
isaaraftes. Sobn 9errman bapbe
saaet inb paa at f6re eeb Seibert paa
en- ErilIebsr siennem ben sistisfte Del
af Bpen, beriom Mc@iQ blep palst,
% fibfe Gften inblbfte ban fit 2sfte.
@ei@ert bolbt en- for 1ransparent,
paa bpis Goriibe bar ct Billebe al
Me@iu % Drbene: r9urra for
Me@ius. 8aa ben anben Sibe fob:
Doctor Zines, 0e bleD isien.
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2iba, Souls 9ego@er.
@aine, 8 6 a9belps,

2iba, Souls Deaeo4er. 70 7Ot
maine, . 6 8belps, 40 40t
Mapletpoob, s 81 6mart, SO so
Meuton, y 9anielien. 130 13N
ssibaros, 8ernt s 6off, 95 65e
gfetp gort gsills, A3ibeu, ,13o 13'0(
Mormesian@ @rope, 80 Grina,59 12 q
Dat BalleD, . Baieo, 12O 10 q
Dripeu, 8 g Bimple, 16 100 N
Dscar, Sobn . 8isbabt, "a "a
Otter Gail, s $ SobniOn, Y 7A
Otto, Sobn Smitb, 130 10 o.
8abbod, z Martin, 1862 16 q
@arfersB BrairieS S&eterion13o 1sot
8elitan, 6 2eporfon, 48 49,
&eliean@a 60resiler, SO so
Berbam, S 9 Bai9, 1O4 10 A
Berbamg giuS 9rabmann, 154 15i4t
8ine2ate, 9ulius@ @ilman, 1O6 1915
@ufb 2ate, Grant aent3, 1M 10 A
Saint Olaf, 6 s 8eebe, 40 4 o.
Seambler, 8 . @reelp, 64 GA
Star Aate, &c Berrp. 50 52t
@perbrup,S % Stomprnb. 80 32(
Eorbenifiolb, & 9Dablen, 36 36(
Eronbbiem, 81 . 6opfanb, 36 8 81
Eumuti, . M 5ullinston, % 22(
@eitern, Trant 9oiuarb, "a PA
8ooofbe, s 9 @mitb, 40 14Ot
Msbet bleb berefter bnpet.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
Lisorary 8eee.

The June number of the Lsdies' Hon,
 Journal csnsains .hc opesisg chapter sf ,
 new domestic story, written foe it columns by Harriet Prescyts Spoford
 Among other articles this number contains, 1.-The Tea Table, and How to Make il At.fsc'iye," by Christine Terhune Herrick
 Mrs. Louia Knapp. ss editor O. the Phils- delpbis Ladies Home Journal, has net witb most remarkable success in building up that paper to circulation of over two hundred thousand paid subecribers n less tsan two years, by her rare tact and geni- us catering to the home instincts of her se1, in the rich least of good things ses before her readers every mooth. The Journal is perfect gem haDdsouely printed spd snploye only the best writer,, such ss Harriet Prescott spodord, Marios Hsrlsnd, Rose Terry Coke, Mrs Chr issine Tefhuue Herrick, (Marioa liar lands daughier). Mrs. J. H. Lambert, of Phiisdelph ., Mary Abbott Rand, Helen winsIow, ,Iota's ~ife, Cisrissa Potter, Helen Ayre. Charity show, and otLers. The N' '. Journalist.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
Ansels De ltena

A correspondent, whs fails to sign bic name, writes very newsy aud gossi y lessar rum Antelope from which we culI the following i,eDs. If our correspondent will furnish his name, not lIs pabiic. ion we will pub.ish his letters in ful:
 There ,s no prospect of rain ip tho valley end the outlook fpr stoek is very gloomy.
 Carl Smith is moving his ca.tia so T..so
 Crops look very well etvi'h'sandins the dry weather.
 Heory wa.ermsn who hes bsen Qaits, slck for two veeks is recovseiug.
 J,H. Hsmiltoa fell from . hay stssk recently and was badly shaken up bat l. getting better.
 Mrs. 0. 6. Geauag ha, come uP from Phenix to escape tho Do, weather sBd spend the summer ID the valley.
 Miss B.ie Jackson . charming younz lady vi.ited our valley . few days last week.
 Polite, are beiog deceased snt che principal questious ssked are who will be ou. next snerif and sssessofi
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
q PiO0eer OesA

Edwafd Marshall died at the ceusty hospital Monday evening, July lS,h ss six o'clock. H. went to work loudsy morn ing apparently in good health, but sboat ten o'clock came to the hospital, saying be feI, unweli, and laid jown upon cot. Ar Dsnisr, the drsggi,t, was sent for, and when as srrived ct the hospital tue deceased h,d raging fever, which increased till deafh occurred. Denier ,hipks shst his death was the result of beiug Q et heated.
 Ned Msrcha.i,as he VAS generally called, came Q thu. r.srisory with the fssaous C.iif,ruiA c. lumu about g years ago. and hss beeu resident of Arizona ever sirce. He was man of fine physique, snd s.thoigh 73 years of age did not appear Co be 50. He was . nu,ive of New York, and has two brothers SOW in basisess at L'ckS slip New York eity.
 The re1Aina were interred st the eem- e.efy Tuesday and large cofsege of old h ends and se9uaint tanees followed tbso to the grave.
 He wss e man above the average intelh. gence and possessed many admirable traits of character, which msde him frieads wLere ever he went. His friends hsfe took charge of the corpse and ,neassd it in su elegant coffo .-Florence Eater prise.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
Qailroad Noees.

The editor of the Courier who reeurped last evening f.om the railroad reperts q follows;
 Full, II, come said 1s, miles Of track were lad as peon Sunday lsst.
 A great many more miles were graded
 Steei rails, siea. spikes and bolss were seen by us almost every where.
 All said that there were sufficient oi every thing to make 90 miles Of road. Oue of the new locomotives wss ssss!ed from Pitssbu.g July a7. 1lff and box ears had left Pennsyi- sanis loaded win steel etc, Between % spd 50 teams .ad ilO meu are st york. Meu sod teams wo.k 10 hours each day. The grader is operated by from 10 sc 1a animals apd grades 1900 yaras pei dsy. J.E Kelly i. .uperirtenden. Mir. Well ton is the engineer. CIV. BaaeS is su2erin. ,erding the grading. etc. Br. Boilock is eve'ywbere. A powerful A. r. srgine is hsulnG materis'. one pretty icug coas;ruc,'ou train. The worst par: of the north end is nov finished; and work vii, bs pushed with much greater rapid'ty. Material IS first clsss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
lilssssues sa she Rsra ss Health.

The recovery of dlg, s:ion, and the resuup-
 ton of activity by the liver. bowels and kid-
 Leys, are milestones which mark our progress
 on the roa. to health. They speedily become
 percep.ip,s when H Hostetter's Stomach Bit
 rrs are used by the invalid. Nothing co surely
 snd expeditiously eoEsumes the distsnce to
 the desired goal. A no bodily function can suffer interruption without impairiax the
 general health of the system. % the system can never acquire perfect vigor, health's syn. ouym, uatl that function be actively se. suned. Take, for instance. digestion, . sue. pension of winch is invariably rectiaed by the Bitiers. If the organs upon which 1t devoives grows weak, bilousness, constipation. head l ache, poverty 0f the blood, and . hundred other symptons supervene. which indicate l unmistakeably the bAneful general inaueuee Of dyspepsia. The disappearance of all | these s,mptoms, through the use Of the Dit | ters, show with what thoroughness 1t remove, | their cauSe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-04
Early Cotton.

I, seems more than . coincidence that the first bale of cotton should be gent to market from Georgia regularly every year by Pfimus Jones, whese given name means Arst in all things.
 Your Uncle Primus Joses, vho 0Ads himself famous early in the season by sending sixty five pound wstermslon 10 the coas,itu'ion-A melon which promptly disappeared in business ofice-yonr Uncle Priuus Jones, ws say h,s just com' lt front with his usual frst If Georgia cotton.
 Uncle R,mus is des=rvedly gres
 humorist His description of some news
 paper busiaess offices seens excsedingl fslleiteas.