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WANTS.

WANrED-Ladies to work Tor Us al
their " homes. s. to $40 per week can
be easily made, no canvasslne, fascinating
and steady employment. Particulars and
sample OF che work sent for stamp. Ad.
dress Home Mnfg. Co., =. o. Box 1915,
Boston. Mass.
WANTED.-We want statesmen every
where, local aud travelling. to sell our
goods. Win pay good salary and all ex-
penscs. Write for tel ~ at once aud state
salary wanted. Standard Silver Ware
Co, Boston, Mass.
, 1886-05-09

V. S. Glafcke, the florist, telephone
No. 6S. Artistic floral work a specially.
, 1886-05-09

Courtesy of Eyo. Archives & Histo1
, 1886-05-09
UMBRELLA EARED
ELEPHANT.
Royal Bengal Tigers.
The only GRAVE ROsBER"

The smallest Ponies. the larp u Horses, the
only male and female Samson on this continent,
pnllinx against Horses and Elephants.
, 1886-05-09
The Camel Girl.

But this Is the fe ,turc OF all { a'urcs, and we
pay morn for it than the entire cost of other
shows. Read ON, and earn what IL is.
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LOCATIONS.
Dyspepsia LezenGcS.

4 berrying party-The undertaken. -Boston Bulletin.
 Wall street leads to Canada.-New Orleans Picayune.
 Siege times as they are having in Bulgaria we never Eaw.-Columbus Dispatch.
 An Austin boy described hcathen as folks wot d mt fight over religion -Texas Siftings.
 When woman knits her brows it k probably tecause she is out of yarn.-Lowell Courier.
 Oscar Wilde says he writes hi. poem. on &n empty stomach. Most fellows use paper instcad-Lowell Citizeh.
 Seeing may be believing, but many a bank cashier Nho looks straight we believe .o bs crookcd.-New Haven News. The weather is uncertain. When iu doubt about taking umbrella or cane in the morning, take the um- brella.-Pic"yune.
 The Goddess of Liberty in New York harbor has got head on her at last. We knew it would come to t.,nt in the end. She nAS been staying out all night too much.-Boston Post.
 It was veritable sea-.erpent. l Saw it myself. I. was at least eighty feet long"
 "Haw, haw, sir!"
 "No, it wasn't, either. Any fcol ought to know snake flom a haw- ser."-Pittsburg Dispatch.
 "Order, young man," said Ar. Johnson, gazing severely at tho It. tered desk of his clerk, lis heavens first law"
 "Yes, sir" innocently responded the clerk, "but you know this isn't heaven."-Pittsburg Dispatch.
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.scrusnIenn Excavations.

The French Dominicans, having Acquired rome ground at Js rusnlem just outside the Damascus gate, have made some discoveries in the course of their work of clearing the ground ard making the nesesaary preparations for inciosing the prep Srty. About sir meters below tn. present level they came upon sone carefully built arches of considerable extent. They found also, ', little fur thpr on, the basement Cf chapel, be- fore the entrance of which there was a tombstone with long inscription. Unfortunately some one made away with the stone before the inscription was copied. A large mosaic was found about the middle of the prop erty. The ground is supposed to be the site of the great basilica, built in the fifth century in honor of St. Stephen by Eudoxia, the wife of the Emperor Arcadius. At point whore they were clearing out for 2 boundary wall the ground gave way, and one of the workmeO disappeared. On clearing out the place large and beautiful hall was found, partly rock sut and partly lined with mrsonry. Leading from these were three vaults, in one of which were three great GOV cred sarcoPhagi, supposed to contain the remains of Queen Abladenos and her sonr.-N, Y. Herald,
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AFl HsEIpsrsaE.s srnse.

The case of the C. icago Mining Co vs. John Oliver, to quiet title 10 lard on Gold Flat ear Nevada City, which is being tried before the Superior Court, involves some imoort,nt qu es- tions. In 1870 the Central Pacific Railroad Company get patent to the lani under an act of Con- ress passed in 1862. In 1879 a quartz location including a surface area of 1900 by 600 feet was made within it's bound aries, ard in 1881 a United States quartz patent was issued to the Chica- go Company. It is a first time & case of ttis kind has come up ia Nevada county and perhaps this is the first one involving all the same points that has been tried in the State. Judge Saw yer has decided in the Circuit Court that railroad patent is good against mineral claimants, but the Chicago Company claim there are other dcc;s- ions to the contrary.
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Tie Republican County Central Committee will hold meeting this evening. Every member is expected to be present.
 Mi, Sam Katzenstein, enc of the leading business meR of FAirbank, caa,e up from that burg this after noon.
 The Lincoln colored club will meet at tho residence of w. H. Smith next Thursday evening, and invite all can didates to cali and address them.
 J. F. Morrison came in from his mine near Antelope Springs yeSter- day morning, and registered. He re- turned to his home last evening.
 It is rumored that there will be sever al of the Democratic candidates talk en off of the city ticket this evening and new sacrifices made.
 MT. c. s. Abbott and Frank Abbott took their departure this morning for their ranch Tn the Sulphur Spring valley.
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Sedgwick ViRdic&ting Himself by Letters from Prominent Citi- zens of the City of
 Mexico.
An Actar IIorsewhi pped.

An Acter HHOrsewhiPPOd.
 Special to THE DAILY ToMrsToxzl.
 BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12.-LaurA Virgil, who has lately obtained a di- vorcs from Harry, Aainhall, the actor, encountered the latter in front of the Aleazar Theatre md drawing a small horsewhip laid it with great vigor up- on his head and shoulders. A scufflS ensued between the couple for pos session ot the whip, and friends com ing to MalnhalPs aid the scene WAS ended. Mrs. Virgil, however, Main- halls former mother-in-lA ., who se- companied her daughter, resumed the attack aud delivered couple of blows with heavy pArasol upon the actors head. The women then de- parted. The cause of the attack iI attributed to m alleged insulting note sent by Maiuhall to Miss Virgil.
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To LET-A nicely furnished bed room. Enquire at 306 Ninth street.
 Fred Scheisa, one of the best known young men in this city, who has been down at the Nineas Prietas mines, in Sonora, for several months, returned to Tombstone this afternoon.
 Ben Goodrich, John Slaughter, Judge Peel, ". D. Monnonier and II. A. Tweed left this morning for a trip through tho county. It iS only $ waste of time, but then they Can stand it.
 The chicken houses and stables be- longing to the Grand Branch station, on the Fairbank road, were burned to the ground last Sunday night. The station, iE will be remembered, was burned about two months ago.
 Ar. Low Aubury, of the Mayfower mine, is confined to bis room in this city with severe attack of pneume- mia. His many friends hope that his illness is net serious and that he will soOn be up and around again.
 Sergeant Johnston, Mr. Fox and Ar. Rankin, of II troop, stationed at present at Fort Huachuca, who have been pursuing Geronimo for over ten months, have been spending ] few days In Tombstone. While here they enjoyed themselves, and represented the true type of xn American soldier by their gentlemenly bealing and ulrasinN manners
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WEDDING BELLS.
MT. Jacob ShcHrer and Miss SOhuie Smith United in
 the Holy Bonds of

] N1Ch uAc SIINlLh IL uIICu HI Ihe Holy Bonds of MatrinAOny.
 Last evening, at the residence of Mayor c. N. Thomas, MT. Jacob Shearer, of the firm of Ross X Shearer, lumber men, was joined in the holy bonds of matrimopy to Miss Jennie Smith. daughter of our we'll known rancher, B. F. Smith, by the Rey. G. L. Pearson. Mir. A. D. [ Smith, brother of the bride, acted as best nan for Mir. Shearer, and Miss Jessie Mclean as bridesmaid for Miss Smith.
 Promptly at nine o'clock tae bridal procession entered the spacious par lors of Mayor Thomas, which had been tastefully decorated for the oc- casion, and the Rev. Mir. Pearson stepped forward and in a very inn pressive manner made the young couple man and wife.
 The bride, who looked charming, was dressed in white satin, with bridal ! wreath and veil of orange blossoms, while the groom was dressed in the -E 1
 As soon as the ceremony had been performed the young couple re- ceiVed the congratulations of the numerous friends present, and all filed into thu dining room, where an elegant wedding supper had been spread, and a couple of hours were devoted to supplying the inner man and giving appropriate toasts to tho young married couple, who occupied the head of the table.
 Among tue many friends present to bid the young couple God speed upon their matrimonial journey, our reporter noted the following:
 Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Smith, Mir. and Mes. c. N. Thomas, MT. ard Mrs. Jas. Cunning, MT. and Mrs. w. S. Gi!5er., |, MT. ana Mrs. J. NJ. Nash, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Nash, Mrs. II. NJ. Woods. Mrs. A. Lyall, Miss Gilbert. the Misses Owl-ley, Miss Jessie Mclean, G. L. Pearson, John Slaughter, Frank Moore, w. A. Nash. William Lyall, A. D. Smith, Chas. Smith, Arthur Mccullough. Geo. SheArer, II. L Nash and several others whose names we failed to learn. "A
 The party broke up about mid night, when all departed vi .he earnest hope that the young couple would go through life as happily as they have begun. THE ToGBsToNE trusts that thSy may sail smoothly OCT life's journey and that the father and mother Snear(er) may be sur rounded by little scIssors, who wilI smooth their pathway in old age.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-12
About Ger0nIaa0.

Special to TIE DAILY TouBsroNEl
 NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Ths Worlds Washington correspondent says: A delegation of prominent citizens of Arizona called on the President few months ago and proteste q against the War Department making any terms with Geronimo through which it might be possible that he could again go on the warpatlI. The President assured them that the War Depart ment would be instructed to capture Geronimo and have him turned over 10 the civil authorities of Arizona. The responsibility for the proper dis position and punishment of Geronimo would then rest upon tho Territorial offici Is. It is doubtless now if this can be done, but in order to aIcSr- tain definitely the President has ordered full correspondence to be sent to hi.n, that he may bO able to proceed in the matter.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-12
Russia mud E8uIgarin.

Special to THE DAILT ToMBsroSE.l
 NE~ YORK, Oct l2. T. P. OCon- oTS cable special to the Star from Lon. don says: A statement of s startling character is current at t!s Clubs. It is that Russia has decided to grt tks resistance from Bulgs.lan government by grOring that body and appointing 8 Russian rule: for Bulgaria be ding a full statement of a'l questions ariz- ing out of the de;hro: ement of Alex ander.
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Sed2eWicA A=mia.
Special to Tux DAILY ToNBsroxrl.

Special to Tux DAILY ToNBsToNEl.
 NEw YoEh Oct l2,-Th. TimeS prints several letters written to spec al agent Sed5ewick bcari 2 upon bis con duet in Mexico. They arc signed b, leading members of the Jockey Cubs, eleven gen lemAn Of City of NJ xico General Ceb4l!os and oilers and all contradict the widely published re- per s of his Lehav O., The Times
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says Chat tho testimony of these Iss- ters is strong in vind'c.lion of Sedgs . wick and in support of his own. pub lished deni.l. We are confident that
 q they will be accepted by his friends,
 .'1 and the public, aud are sufficient answer to the accusations brought against him.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-12

Jim Hanlsy returned from Sonora this afternoon, after an absence of several months.
 One week from next Saturday the Republicans will have one of the grandest rallies ever held in Tomb stone.
 The U. S. Governmentis is very poor and in consequence of this poverty, Collector Wilsen has to haul down the Custom House flag when the wind glows,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-12
Dissolution Notice.

Tho partnership heretofore existing under the firm name oi Dyar & Baldwin. in the xrErrsl merchandise busino $, in Tombstone ard BehsOn. has been this day dissolved by mutual cousent. sAr. Dyar retiring. All bills 0w d the firm must be paid to w. VI. BGldN in, and all bills against the firm will be paid by him.
 ". ". BALDWIN,
 r. N. DYAK. nbStone July l3. ISe6.
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Notice t~ Creditors.
nbstone July l9. lS.s.

ESTATE OF DEUZkL WEBB. DECEASED. The creditors of and all persons having claims against the Said named esta.s are hereby notified to exhibit their claims Wilh the necessary vouchers to mo, within laqI n0ntEs afier first publication of thls noour al The store Oi Herrera < Mcclure, in tics city of Tombstone, Cochise cednty. Terri tory Of Arizona. or the same will be forever barred. ERNEST o. MCCLURE,
 Administrator, lVEbLtone, September lkt., lSS6
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FOl. CITY RECORDER.

bereBy announce myself te the voters ofths City Of Tombstone as an Independent candidate for City Recorder. at the election which will be held November 2nG. GRANT HICK:.
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Dr. Mintic's Kidney Remedy, NEPHRETI- GuM cures all kinds of kidney and bIadder complaints, gCnnorrhea, lecucorrhCe4, gleet tUr sale by al druggists; S1 a bottle, six bottles $5.
 Dr. MiEtie's D1ndeIion Pills are the best and cheapest dyspepsia and bilious cure in the market. For sIc by al! druggists,
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To LET-HouFe cf three rooms, with tne garden fruit trees and grape vines bearing, will be let reasonable to permanent tenant. Address NJ. F., this office, If
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By reference 10 our telegraphie column, it will be seen that the Ing dians surrendered to Capt. LaNtoR internationally.
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COUNTY RECORDS.

The following instruments were filed in the office of the County Re- corder to-day:
 AFFIDAVIT Of Hugh Percy, as 10 the number of cattle slaughtered during the month of September. Of G. A. Kirtley, as 10 number of cattle slaughtered during the month Of September.
 LOCATIONS. The Silver Peak Rlillsite, Hunters Canyon, Huachuca mountains, by Henry R. Ewalt.
 ELECTION PROCLAMATION. Record of election proclamation for the year 1886, by Jas. A. Bayard, Acting Governor.
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New York -~----...-.. ,97S cts.
 Charles A. shib.ll has gone to Tucsdn.
 ouy edrss'-gsOds, bargain counter con! Palace. 9-2Itt
 Ben Goodrich has returned from q tripto Tucson.
 We expect rush for cur dress goods, bargain counter. Palace. If
 Jackson, the horse thief, will have his preliminary examination before Judge EASton tomorrow.
 Ths Salt River valley ia being visit ed by q large number of e1cursionists, who are seeking investments.
 Ssmethin. recent - Dress-goods bargain co4ntSr. Palace" Ntf
 B. A. Packard came in from his ranch, in the HuachucaE, last even ing.
 Come and see our dress-goods, bar gain counter. Palace Dry Goods Store. 921t
 THE TOMBSTONE is the only paper in Arizona that publishes ths daily quotations of silver.
 Good cslorS, good goods. good value all for good money. "PAlAee," Fifth street. 9-21u
 Mr. Culblth and family left on Sum day for San Francisco, wkeIe they will in the future reside.
 Drsss-roeds at 8 yards for $1OO, SplendiI value. Palace" Fifth street. sZIu
 A go,d Aux for soldering iron. .brass. etc., is male by dissolviag chloride of zinc iu ale ,hol.
 Ynu can get dress for $I.50, good wearing sooAs at the Palace. Fifth sreet. 9-27f
 Mrs. John Slaughter is slowly, but surely, recovering fr1mI her late ss- VT" iilarsS.
 For sale Chsap-Colt rife, fl cal ihr". peep anl slob: sights. Apply at telegraph oEice. g 2o-lw
 J"hnny Dean has gone to the Sul- phur Spring valley to attend she rodso Ho will be absent about two weeks.
 Tha MAison D,ree will receive this evsnins th, first shell oysters of the seAsnn, anj k5cp thclu constantly on h,ni. Call and .ry Piiic oi thSu. S-5Ou
 Mrs. c. W. Leach. who has been spending the summer in the State of Virginia, will arrive in Tombstone this evening.
 For sale cheap-Two carpets, bed room set. wardrobs, cooking stove. etc. Apply to N. c. Prescott, Fourth street, between Fremont and Stafford.
 B. F. Smith and wife, of the Chiri- cshuAS, are in the city, having come in 10 attend the wedding of their daughter, Miss Jennie.
 Quite | number of Mexicans ar rived from Sonora this morning, bringing fruit and chickens for sale in exchange for goods.
 s. c. BAgs, having secured the serviceG of Butcher Gres. formerly connected with the house of Schoen- field # HsymAn aE uDhOlsterer, is pre- ptrcd to do all kinds sf work in that liuS 4t reasonable figures. 13-tf
 A brother of Mr. E. B. GagG. with his wife, who have been spending sev- ernl weeks in this camp. took their departure this morning for their home in the East.
 Col k. F. Hafford, one of Tomb stones pioneer business men, is in the city making observations with a view of going into business here.- PheHix G,z~ttc.
 The Tombstone Democrat com m ,nced work this morning upon the great register of this county, and as Messrs. Brawiey and Tomlinson are both practical printers TIE ToMD- STONE predicts first-class job.
 MT. Allen Walker, the Republican candidate tor County Clerk, left this morning for trip through the eoun- ty. Wherever he may go the people will find him courteous and deserv- ing young gentleman, and will be ure to giys him their votes. ...- t.
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tlnS up tnelr stoves Tor winter Use.
 Large loads of wood and hay are constantly arriving in town.
 The I. o. o. F. will meet this even ins.
 E. r, Rogers, of the firm of Rogers Bros. of Benson, is visiting this city.
 J. II. Peto ha, placed handsome new sign in flont of his pharmacy.
 The Charleston smelter will resume work in few days.
 Mr. Castrnada came,up fronI Fair bank this afternoon.
 Mr. M. O'Gornan returned from . trip to Sonora yesterday. An elegant line of wall paper at
 BAgg's. .s.:.
 The thermometer registered S3 de- grees at noon to-day.
 Crockery and glassware, of nll de- GcriptionE, at Bagg's. i3 If
 Quite large Mexican vote will be polled in Tombstone this year.
 4 splendid line of mems CnlifprniA underclothos, at Bagg's. 13-tf 
 Silver is up again today, having reached 978 in New York.
 Diamond-toed Shaker socks, 15 cents per pair, at Bagg's. l3-tf
 Nr. and Mrs. Jake Shearer left for their home in the Chiricahua nouu- tSinS this afternoon.
 There is q rumor in this city that the proprietor of the Bisbes stage is about to become benedict.
 Just received, at Baggs, q new lot of California mems and lalics' sad dler. 13-tf
 Up to two o'clock to-day there had been 1000 names on the great regis ter in the County Recorders office.
 Cold weather is coming on very fast this season, and it would be well for our citizens to go to Myers and get good evercoat for little m moHsy.
 Mrs. A. Lyall, who has spending several days in this city, returned to her home in the sulphur Spring val ley, to-day.
 It is with pleasure that ws an nounce tv the many friends of w. D. Cole, that he is getting alon: as well As can be expected under the circum stances.
 T. J. White, the Democratic candi- date for Supervisor, is still in the city and will remain here until his health is greatly improved
 c. A. Overlook, of the Sulphur Spring vslley, and enc of the mem bers of the Republican County Gen. tral Committee, is in the city.
 DIV. Smith, of the Chirickhua mountains, is in the city, having come in to attend the wedding of his sister.
 {. The time for registering will close close at IF o'clock this evening. All who have not registered had better do go to-aight. Judge EAston will keep his office open for their benefit.
 Hr. Wm. Lyall, of Phsni1, is visit ing this city. He will return to bis home in A few days after paying visit to his mothqr and relatives in the Sulphur Spring valley.
 Miss z. Devsraro Eogalez; J, Shear CT Soldier Holes; Mrs. Smith ranch; Henry Kon:off Bens ,n; w. c. Greene ranch, are reg stered at the O-ciden- tai Hotel.
 The bond of W. G. Dumont the newly appointed Justice of the Peace for Ben on has been received by the chairman of the Board of SuperviI- ors.
 The editor of this paper has re- ceived an invitation from the troops stationed Ut Huachuca to visit that post on next Thursday evening, and it is with pleasure that we accept, and if nothing unforeseen occurs be- tween now and then we will be present.
 The Republican County Central Committee arc pcrfecting arrange ments for grand Republican mass meeting, to be held in this city on
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Silver Quotations.

Ths following is the latest price of silver in Nsw York and London:
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FOR CITY nTEAsrRER.

Thereby. spn9unce myself t0 the voters o' the Cityt Tpnbstonc as an independent candidafc-tlS srv Treasrr"- ;t the election whivL niI Ls he.d November End.
 OLIVER rREVILLIAN.
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mature years-Sucr IS joss Oi msmory, lassitude, nocturnal emission, aversioL to society, dinncss of vls5iaL, noises in the head, "exccFs in Grinkin= intoxIcaung l- quors," the-vitai fluid passing unobserved in the urine, and many other diseases that load to insanity and death.
 Dr. Mintie, who is A regular physician, graduate Of the University of Pennsylvania, will a-ro- to forfeit five hundred dollars for s case of thiS kind that the Vital Restorative (under his special devise and treatmenD will not cure, or for snything impure or injur- iuus found in it. pr. .MiRtie treats all private diseases successfully without nerl cvry. Consultation free. Thorough exam nation and advice, including analysis of urine. s. PrIce of Vital Restorative $l.5O . bottle, or four times the quantity jor S5; s.nl to any address upon receipt of price, or 7. o. D, secured from observation and in pri- Vatc maze, ii desired, by DR. MINrIE, II kcarny street, San Francisco, Cal.
 Send Tor lis Of eueStIons and pamphlet,
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Sa aple Bottle Free,

Will be srnt to any 'nt applying by letter, stItinS symptoms, rcx and age, Strict SC, :rccy m rVVard tu all business traGsactionG,
 DR. MINT. Els BRAIN CURE.
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The Great English Remedy

Is a never failing cure for nervous de- bilitY, exhausted vii tality, seminal weak ness, spernaiorrhea,
 lost manhood, impo-
 tency, paralysis. and prostatorrhNcs, and 'all the terrible effects of self abuse, youth, LfnlIins nnh nHrnSseS m
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NEW YoRX, Oct. F.
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TELEGRAMS,
President Cleveland in a Quandary as to What Disposition to
 Make of Geronimo.

Russia Will Appoint q Ruler for Bul. garln Pending a Settlement of the Dethronement
 of Alexander.
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lVm mbLtene, September lst., lSS6-
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against him.
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Charles A. shib.ll has gone to
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-12

Dug .dresS-gsods, bargain counter Palace. 9-27tf Ben Goodrich has returned from q tripTo Tucson.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-08-20

In the sixteen months from March
5ta, 1883 to June 3oth, 1856, the
present administration has reduced the
interest bearing national debt by the suu
Of $50 l53 900 In the sixteen months
preceding March 9th, 1885, when the
present administration came INTO power.
4 Republican, administration had reduced
the Understanding debt of the country
by the sum Of SlI6,2s7 600. Is it any
wonder that the Democratic leaders Of
the House Of Representatives are dis,
satisfied with this record, and that they
shauld seek to inrroye it before next
autumus elections.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-08-20
ANARCHISTS TRI1L


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as an Outrage ao' =" "PP''Ss'o''' ou' arc
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