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Smyrna times., 1886-04-21

The venerable Journal and Courier,
of New Haven, Conn, has secured an
injunction from the Superior Court of
that State against all of the officers and
a number of the members of the New
Haven Printers Union, on the ground
that their boycott" of it has injured
its business. Thursday eighteen "boy-
cotters" were arrested and fined in
New York city, and a test case is going
to be made there on the ground of con-
spiracy. There is no doubt that " boy
cotting" can be reached by law in this
country.
Smyrna times., 1886-04-21

PUBLIC OPINION: 'Labor can't defy
it; money cannot buy it; if you don't
think so, try it.-Er.
Smyrna times., 1886-04-21
SMYRNA. DEL. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. April
A Poem With the Usual IntriCaoy
Of English OrthOgraphY.

man in debt
No rest will gebt
Until he's in the tomb.
His cares will weigh
So heavy theigh
VIII shroud his lte with glOmh.
He'll practice guile,
And never smuile;
His head with pain will ache;
He'll grieve and SIGH
And want to digh,
And thus his troubles ShaChc.
But owing none
He'll have more fOne
Than any king that reigns
He'll feel benign;
His health is fign
And he long life atteignS.
Without doubt
All can keep Oubt
or debt if only they
Will never buy
To please the Guy
And cash down always pey.
II. c. Dodge IN Detroit Free Press
Smyrna times., 1886-04-21

Devoe Brilliant Oil, the best and saf-
sst oil made, at ]. B. Cooper's.
Smyrna times., 1886-04-21
WA. FAIRIES & Bro,
Furnishing UIdGPtak4TS,
AND DEALERS IN
FURNITURE,
MLM NMPEFM .....I. n. g..u... H.u..
EAIE STREET, opposite tho Smyrna House,
Furniture Of all kinds.

Parlor and Chamber Suits. Bureaus Bedsteads,
Chairs Lounges, Tables, Stands, Mattresses, Spring
Beds and every thing in the Furniture Line, guar
quality Of goods jan 2-U
Smyrna times., 1886-04-21

'HOw do you like that ?" inquired
Mike; that amt very popular, as
told you but 1 can't help that"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-28
iattis Dasxsrasrom chol.r

WAsHiNoToM. Maysls2..s4-sExsMinisteftFcs u.
tsr.sswhso y practicinge; law insthlis caty, says
that hea does not thiak there y dans
ger 81 the Asiatic cholera reaching this
c0lntry il ordinary precautions; me- Oh
served. he that there are Indication
that. this scourge viii break out aeain III
Europe thisssimn1er. The distancebetwoeng
sE~urOpesandS thilss country y i DrDtecs
ton When person has received
the cholera contagiunsthe diBeasS is1sure
Il break out Within the next three day
and The fatesos the victim isNniueaaariIy saI.
n settled Withinsth next fDrty.eirhti
hOllIs. He often dies within three hoars..:
SoSinst he sYents0tsAAny people leaving sEu-
rope for hisscSuntry.awh have besn
3ulated With The sgermssot cbolera, Che dis
ease will ef1slysdeveaopsdSbef rsachingS
This - "a go 3 mt #PF1r Proper quarantine regular
sttiionsgsvill srrevent = danger after TIE an.
rivRl,@ES
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-28

.aAh lNaaA = "a assu a,..s. Z S ~ 10y o 3 BIZ eiA
g!isa 49, III I'D, 1890 sllla!sy:ny SneM cas-
1880 1850 S usAsHn 81 s ss s.sNs sa IA 49,
se ws 9s.sn $500 $780, 2sSs lsMc ases.
NE gnl 3slulssan Snouse PIN %.sSSOem!AI4so !. 9 Va on tkel
- ~. II lsUssas & $500 Asee. ri "a, 1890 aDsas spah rs
SPl $500 Dys gvose 9 sFsoEG
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49, n g ~ ii -.
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nseEson hsga - az stes resid s
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$500 suIesl p ~ ~; ~ 49, ~ menA
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-28
NEWS

a lwHIRLw1ND passed north Of fAn1anr
) Mich, the other nigh, unrSoinkksslkNae &
twisting on trees and doing
ags To- the crops. The los Nto HSndhhv5fi,s
would reach $1,000 No losss.sSp,f
sFeported.ssS SSN 81
FHosTsSwsrs reported ii Iowa SXanIt
Snois son the: 16th.. 5 MssNS$ggIESa @lS
SEvERALspIpersons we're killed ANN y
~ the amountl Is ]. OOo,0OOfrancs.SNg2SSS6on
~ the bnildlngssA md yineyyafdsaaaf&a onat
Spsaiss. France b hurricane tiSssi6th
MAyeeliyes we're lostint the ttSiIlas lnsaS @&s1aNns ~
Tomato aHdSa larssssnunnbsr Sf
burned, andstwos German shtnsS wasTss1sAS 2SASEnri,,
fsdered IL thssrIyeriaO dsr aud 4
were drpwnsdss EsS sssssF
The strike ) eight hosss il M SrjdIissE idiII. n
: = ne 18th statsssd sbe
failure. s ETIg
Ar tw6ntsyzstx leading elsarinesosuissss
dtnS tho United States5the ~ t5imS
\ tho weak ended Dnsths 18th q
s$79As7l2B7A against $9o99ls99sa74SNSthann ~
svious week. As comparedswithEtSks !
spending week Of 1885 the Increase ii SGnt
St0i5.4 per Cont Es + sfssgs%sSM
s DAN and Lon Mann. brothess as
murdered Marshal Campbell and vwrpHnadsd
/ IS o aas. MAcccorniek e Barlow, Fla wsss
slynched on the 18th. ss 1
Village of RsdsKsysInd.,was nssriy
deraolished BY terrific stoyms4 teW ni8hta
ago. Nospessons ere Killed baat msnnyy;
we're injured. LLsaiKe numbsrsso 81 i've stoch
wereakilled..$
TrHERE we're i've new scasss IL cholera
and two deaths atssVenice TIL 18th. -four.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-28

WHOLESALE clothing-Aouses In Chicago were
closed on the 18th for IN indeanite period
on a~ccount.of q strike Of male andafetnale
Etailors for better by
NEAR Bloomington III, g.. P.FOrendorn
had forty-eight sheep kileNsand one hun.
dred and thirty-ave wounded BY doggsI !
few nights an. Ss s
Jonas DHURr, Of springa eld, O, Who pre-
sdtcted most accurately the recent storms
n; that State, bassd upon records Tor
twenty years, issuedsa similar warning on
the 14thsfor June rs andlA. A Sl
LLouIs I4gaa, Aged twentystwo ysara
Z arrested IN Chicago on theg It'll On Tic
charge IS throwing the bomb which killed
andwoundsd u many persons recently.
The poles allrsconiident that no - liz
aE@E Sss%#s@ ssfss
THsSigsrsndi5ury 81 warrington COUNTY,
4 "a tasil l4th returned true bills Sagalnsi
SnfnstyJvpnso . the striking coal mines,rrs
chargedaNitAg conspiracy. Il
Erie Reilroad COmpanysh has organ.
aizedSths Erie REPRESENTATION viii take the
places ~ tho UnitsfdsEtates Express III anna Iii
sthelinezyH nd branches 81: the i
Ass1IERcE storm ragged nsthesn night Of hi
18th I'M Wabash County, Ind. ThesWabash
river wNass 81 iof II banks-andsdooding "a
country, Timber 49, lsyelsd and wheat
aieldsa destroyed. S n 81 III
AscoxTRAcroR In Pittsburgh used al In:
mense charge OF dynamite on tile 18th il
breaking. up an anvil weighing ten tons,
The expulsion wrecked Tires hpnses and
ser1euslyinjured several persons.
mayor Of Attica, Ind, ropl,ortaesdso
d 18th that the Tscent storm deprived
MY families sOf their homes. This "a.
sdianapohs IBoard5of Irade had decidsdss "a
send ct oncsSa car.load of provsisionssand
DURIsa the asty ) Gle American Bible
Society received 15cs,9lO; expanded S4ea.
ss9s,, and md issued $40 Bibles tastAmenss,
etc. Sss hgsss
DUR1sc tina recent storm Ia xeniaaS d.
the Morris family, seven In number.
the Powell family, sir insnumbar, weIe III
killed. The totatsnuinbers ofsdaatks Wasson
the l4th estimated atthirtyy-fouMrs. sa
THREEsuryeying parties III sixs men saich
were 9 . The 18th reported to- have beer
killed nearEl Paso. Tex,b ~ ths Apache,s,
2 eighteen thousand; sewing Kirls III
Chicago were thrown out Ofss ~ TIC
closing Of tho Wholesale clothing shops.
saAdson they14th there was no pp~rrospectof I
ssttllsn,ent. They asked Tor auincrSaasse5 81
iWageGsand shorter hours. S2
gHE country about Forest. Hardin COM.
III o. waSgsNsptbySacy onthne5tll4th,
ahtchA ld grsat damage md killed seyersl
Eeopia, Ans SexEprass tratia son hs Fort
fWsaynes Roed raninto 4 clhmpg 81 fsIlenn
Al 1 = 80 ! through
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-28

The Villages OF y1chy Sprfm&D ana UIS0m
Hldges Mo, we're nesf4y entifslydestroySda
~ atornado on the ieth, and several petss
SONS were seriously Injured
II was reported onEthe 12th that Dayton
and Xenia, O., hadsnifered immense dam
are by acyclsne, and that near Cincinnati
great havoc had also boon wrought
A CYCLONE on the 18th In the Cenemaugh
(Pa.) valley injured several persons killed
many cows and wrecked houses. fences
and trees.
NEARLY all the boot and shoe manufact-
urers Of Chicago, having tried the cight-
hour system for two wesks, met on the 18Th
and resolved to return to the ten-houE
schedule, and not to knowingly employ IN
Anarchist or Socialist
APoLIcE lisutenantfn Pittsburghc rushed
astrikel Of seYenty-fve school-boys onths
18th against afternoon sessions by arrest
ing the ringleader.
GOVERNOR OaLEsBY, Of Illinois, ma Doc
oration Day proclamation issued q the,
18th, suggests that Saturday, the 18th. or
Monday. the 3lst inst, be observed, as may
best suit the convenience OF the public:
ALL but two buildings at Wilkinson, Ind.s.J
were destroyed By . cyclone onaIthe 18th.
Two persons were killed, md 8pfobAbly :
dozen Others we're MORALLY injured.
THE strikers IN the ChicaEolnmberyaTds
had nearly all returned 70 work ON the
18th, exceptfhe leaders Of thsstrike, who,
the employers refused 70 employ undsrs
1ny 49,. 49, Mssss.N - .I Es s,E.ss II /.
NJ. =. TO- 49, ~ ", sa0S1 y sns $500
~ snk =. sn y. ! w. $3.50 y ~ ssssm y! 49, ssa *
49, - .N. s $1,000 9 ossses u $3.50, 49,
usss ~. ~ "a. lN,su1 ulsSo vs1 S Dsto1s
naS aNls 1an1ss q. sSne,
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nas u. 8 rIpsn. = .s5lS1 sAs MuluerSo
rs,,aa 49,. 1917 W. ,,- "a
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n ~ SsaSu.y W sss - Avel 49,
saSa 49, $50 Aoss ~ sysa1 oAstns pssH
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00k&TY O09 ~ QU00T
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-23
Rrank Leslis's rspsias AsnsAly fer
 S0Sy.

"csmpirg out" is an attractive .utj e in this weather, whether yOu fry the experi- men. youreelf or visit more heroic iriends who tell you thst it rsvivcs Paradise. v P. Stephens article in The Popular Monthly.
 si;h it's breezy pictures. certainly tempis one to try if. Lisx'. the great pianist and ccnposer, isl % widely known that this ske'ch cf him comes in very aptly as sn introduction to the article by Dr. Pearce on "Modern Music Sc.ool.," full of notes of the pas, and suggestions for the present "A Turkish dinner us the Nile" is D p'eaesnt traveller :. sketch. In .'Oid weii.r ". E.
 MeCsnn d,scOurseih like an ol6en esssyi.t on tte charms of pure water, though be censures poets for preferriny wine and ale "A Tour Through Norpspd, is one of the home hke bi,s of gravel iust suite to ,h. .easoc, Rc ,uftc, South Amer n hero. fads { t'pg niche. 'Hietes Eiucation n 'Uoiaoa' very interesting account oi fou. great ins,itutions Tn thss s'str, shoas that i. ranks high indeed in its Cniver.ity fife. Ernest Iogers,ll takes us to the 'Re.d-sters If the Jsmep," and the charming .er,es oi pictures tenpts one so their tooI and bre, sy realities. "we,ghisg M,ehines," by abbott will give mush curcus Information to resders. The sts:i ID shs July numb-r cf Frank Leslies Popular Monthly ars liks the art C e -bngh', bressy, just suited reading iu 'h. sultry days.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-23
sAasD ra.gs Ashwars ,hr Fsreh-eA.

9ooa U 6o& 8o Aso00kB tor Or~ aeoos
 And in the muscles of the neck and shoulder, usually most violent after night. fall, are among the eheerfel manifestation of neurslgia. It is an afectioe of the nerve intensiisd by . cold. Repose. bringing vi,h is . cessation of pam, is induced by Hosses. ter's Stomach Bisters. which is . 6ne sesvt tonic sni l tranquiiiss:. Is is sIso reliable meaus of checking rheumatism and gou:. These mslsdies hsvs slwsys more os less tc do with the kidDeys that, when inactive. fail so throw of the impurities which ss- sesder them. The Bitter can be relied upon to senev . healthy and purifying scson of the reaal orgsns. Besidss this, it gives tone to the stomach, liver ssd bovels. and en.iches the circsissioo. Appetite and sleep both pso6s by it, and it is . we'll accredited means of fortifying the syssem against malaria. It bas:eus the re- covery of strength by eonvalsscent., mi,igAtes :be in6rmi,ies of age, and help- the constituionaliy feeble.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-23
COUNTRY ORDER DEPARTMENT

The magnitude of business can only be appre- ciated by personal visit House during the busy hours of the day Our BOOTS and SHOES deserve special mention. We are perfecting this department every At present. however. we have in such shape that further improvement scarcely pernis ible. WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE, believing that We are in a position to supply your wants TO BET TER ADVANTAGE than any other House. You will find here Q LARGE and VARIED ASSORT- MENT price, fair dealing and good honest goods at the LOWEST PRICE. Everything GUARANTEED to be represented
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-23
FROM MONDAYS DAILY:

D.y. will bet in to grow shorser now.
 Il did1': kaos the i,dy, ba. ste bowed"
 JR Frink and Drney Martin will leave Weaver tomorrow.
 T~id d'llsrs buys . pair of lace shoes N the Lion, jast the thing for bot weather.
 ]. E. Slack lost about fourteen eOrds uf sood by forest f'e on Sasu day.
 FsgMsf is proud of se: public schools .Id her school teacher, ". L.vss Horn.
 wm. Kcch, the "veteraa" boo, bl,ck, is .gsin at his old stand polishing peds coverings.
 Gpro,imos bond of cu.thFosts have ":;eied" the Mex.eaus troops near Mag d.lens.
 The belicg -sph system, recestly iauo duced iu this territory, is said Go work tc p,rfecton. Deputy asses,or NcCu,cheon is at work on the asssssmept roll and is doing nes, i.b of work on it.
 Harris B,ldw.n aud o. L. Gushe7 7sco. prominen; .i,orneys ot Apache county. are Iu town attending court.
 '. II. Carpenter will 's,ve for Weaver in she morniDg on bu.ioe.s C nnte.ed with :he Bates brcthers' enterprise.
 Grain bay i- reported scareeii the different valleys this year, with the ,xcep- sion of Skull valley which boasts . gooi crop.
 John Thomss, indicted for tho murder of Andrew Priog.e, in Toa,o Bisio, pleaded cot gui Y ;ai. morning iu the dis,ric, court.
 Hon. A. W. Cslien, "O,d Gri1siy" came in from b;s mountain fss,ne.s yes'erd,y .pd established . den on Nou,t1ums stre,t.
 Prof:ssor Thomas'foon have become the musical headquarters for the male vocalists of Pre- eo,f, of which there i, . good!y number.
 Tue Farley css. which vas ct for triai at o'clock this afternoon. wss ccmpell c ,o go over OsiDg to the argument ,n the railroad tax eases.
 TheMcCoru' 'ek ss.eet mess enter eine 8 number of theie fsiends yesterday, with chicken dinner and other good ching, 10 eat. 1, wss . j,liy socisl gathering.
 W.K. Ferrn, ous tf the substsn,isl eitil,n uf Dradsbaw, and . pioneer If thn county, was in town to-day and piid his rsspee.s so the JeeAxAI -NISs1, c&:s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-23

! Eron SATURDAYS DAILY. "Our bopy fred citirsas." J.H. Saith sdversises ice for sale is this
 issue.
 Jadge '. N. Murphy, of Xohsve county,
 is ia t.wa, R. L. Long returned las: night from
 Mohsvc county.
 Tie zee factory whistle has . refre.h,pg | bus nsis like souad. D suey Msr,ic, of Weaver, is in town
 prr' ha-ing supp!ies.
 JR. Frink, prominent stock raiser oi
 tsis county. u ia town. oa: coniemp. hes srpWsut'y aeopyrisht on ".u- bona fife citIs ,ns." Tn. n iic,msns sysns: Dr. R Johnson has b%u q1.sied y tie eous'. " jor \. s KimbilI, ehiet quarsermsstcr
 IS eIp'e'.d ct whippl. in iew days. Prof. wn. B.sri left fm Centennial ,o-
 day with . wagon loaded d0wa with sup. plie'. Asp,cia: v.niss for a. trial jarors has beeu issued yeiurnab.e a Monday, ct 10 o'clock. General Gsiersou telegrspss that the
 waliapais arc all quie: and no fear os an outbreak. Wells II. Bs,es and J. ". Ne ~beIy, the New York c,p'tsi'ss. will leave to MOTION tor ,he cast. Thc Toughs ~ere out f,r prscti:e this e-cniuc. wssl,og the swalloss' nests from the ,u,, hoase.
 @J. R. FriDk viii shortly ship . ess load of z g-aisti s.,le { om his C.lif,rnis ranch
 10 bis sscci ,n ;ai, county. E.iiminzia'. movements src beiog c osiy va ch by S,n Pedro valley far casrs They feel very uneasy about him. DIu'-l o~yer the Lsrorcae af :he Tat. Use DuPf,z. and will ,ranspe., passengers in it ,o any desired point M T Cos,s the erst while Prescott bsr- be- is i,e ,.e: ia Pai'sde pbis. hsvIrs sold
 out bis shop recently started in Flsgsstf. rae Tac.os S:sr o1:s sdver,ises fir five bras: If blo,ia,asi.. I, is possible tha,
 our i.icpi nuga,s proposes to t-k. ,he Ap,cse trail.
 Jnd,e W. C. Hsz'edipe ,he able scli-istr of the Atlantic sni PC i: .siirosd, sill
 srrise ia Prescott ihi. evening to spend
 few in attendance ., court.
 Our devil propcaads the following c,nundrum: 'w,y is msu drinking beer
 st tho pretc ,,t House like . stcvedorer
 "Bee.usc te is unloading schooner" Avery r;ca strike has been mide in the
 Copper Q ,ecn mine within fhe pass five d.y.. |; !, rep,r,ed 10 b. the r;ebe.t stsike evsr made in :h.s famous mine.-Episapb. Tse ice factory turned out i,t { st cakes las. evening. The r,ice fixed for ice is 2x cen;s by The cake or een:s in smaller qran;:iss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-23
oladAsA ChaASsa.

1T the boay receives daily . proper amount Of ofmuision. and dsily expels the worn.nus pan }, health is the certain cosse queLe:; but y suddsn change of weather, the pores of fh- sk,n m y not perform their ,fi;e well, a.d matters are retained which should have p,ssed of by that avenue. All causes which impede insensible presrira- tioo arc frugbt with dargef, h,e,uss ms''er winch should b,ve pas,ed ava through the skin is returned again into circulation. Brandreth's Pills will remove sl! inpuri'ies, frou whatever csuse they msy come, curing psio, inffanms,isu and colds sris,ng from t1.ve cause in . few hSeeA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-23
NARRlED.

The fSllowiogis ta, c1.rscS rs:,-f Q. Judge French's marriage. e fufnished by h.mselE
 FRENCH-MANNEY-Narrisd at tbs resideucs of Dr. Jsmss L. Mssney, ir Bsauiort, ,Nor.h Caroiins,on the 2o;h da, of April. 1888, C.G. W .Frerca and Ms. N,nci LeCroft Nanney. LaZARD-LANE-. -.At the Williams House Prescott, June I7 h, by Rev. c. C Wright, Mr. A. W. Lsssrd to Miss vIr g'nis L. Lase, of Agua Fris valley. GUNN-SHEPHARD-ln Iodepsadenee, Iuyo 'unty, C.lifosris, Jone 7th. J. !. Gum, of Preecot', Ans,o to Miss Eva Lee Shephard, of the former plaee.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-23
Wednesdays Edition,

Ts-morros will bs ss .Johss day. .l sss: w.L Dykss. of Fiagssad, is n sovs. Essesioa of schosl tsussess tskss Diaes
 Saturday asxs.
 Attend the 4sh of July oss:ise to-
 nighr.
 w.a Head, arrived firm Camp Verde
 les, night.
 J. ]. -suan and his wife are on the stage
 to ssnve ts-oigh,.
 Work O J. L Fi,hers new buiiding is prcgressing rspidly.
 M.jos D. R Balluinkie. of the AriscDs
 Cattle company Is in town. wm. WiiksTson is hs7ing his rssir. .'uee l repaired from tur siF C, ot the recent frs.. rae o.ss Lines ever brought to the town, st Ai'kens fruit s0d cigar store. Rsysl Anh Assons will mees ,hi. evcning snd to.morros cveo,ng fir work
 Fire works of ell kinds suitable for Four,h of Juiy disp'sys. q large stock and ths chespcst prices. st Roberts. If
 There vii bs . rec. between Angus; Tho,breke and Lsusrt Han.eInan, ct 100 | yards on the ssbof JGly.
 Kentucky soar mesh ~hlskey, double ssrdsrd goods. and genuine Tennessee shise rye at the Coo Web.
 An aubula.c' was cen, ov, fSom whir- pie to-day to meet AaiN A s. Kimbsil Chief Q1sr;ermss-er of tte department. who Mi arrive so- morrow evening.
 The cheapest plac, in town to boy cloth, inR aaa furnishing goods s J. W. wiisor | C's. County warrants aad jaror css. tie nes taken q gar.
 Ar. Howari, . yoang gen,lemaa from New Turk is ia Prescott awaiting An opoor 'uuity to go oat to Jerome to visis bis cd. time fs,end Frei E. Murray.
 A bes utifu. hand made lambs.quin, is oo exhibition at the Palace sslroa apd VII bs ss6 d Of ss sosn e the ehau.es are all taken. It is made of green velres b.su,iful worked. It is the w0rk of Nss F.ofei C, Thorne.
 J. s. Chase end H. wickerb2rg have 2 ,osigned to J. L. Fiseer three ton, os choice large nev po.s:oes iron Wicker. burg. They srs sad to be ihs fn,s, ever brought to the Prescott market. for ,Als who:esaie or retail.
 Testimony for the prosseutiso in the Farley se was clooed this morning ard he defendant was the first witness placed ,a ths stsni for defense. The case will probably go to the jury late this evening or n the morning.
 Tslegrsphic erdsrs ree.ived at whipple state thss the 0.h IofAetry hes 'eea ordered from the department of tn. 'iatt to this territory. The transfer viii ! aks place July 2eth. The 1st Infsn,-y which has been under orders to move to ;aliiornis op the 1ss of July, will remain lntil the arrival of the 0.h.
 The daily rombssone publishes . letter ron W. A. Cuddy, "ex-Csanseilsr." ir 'hich he ss,tes thas bis eoversion Ws 'eeugat sb,us while in . dssponderi oood. He was on his way to the bay ID tockton to drowa nnnseIf, when the sslva- ion army attracted his attention. He topped and listened, was converted and ow fills the rO'e of evangelist as . rs- ormed gambler, drunksrd etc. and is 'resc1 hing in Santa cruz. f,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-23
ERoN TUESDAYS DAiiY:

Read "E.t-sy Notice" ia this issue. Every body should boom the %:h of July celebration.
 The best assortment of riairg boot,, ct the L,ea.
 Mes,:s. Bunch, Gattessop asd B,lds ia Left fer hems teddy.