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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-23
rio Khoalys 81 E.ypt.

An American visitor to that bothered
monarch, the khedive of Egypt, was
agreeably impressed by his appearance
and manner. he khediye, who is
somewhat short and stout, wore black
fro0k-coat white vest, grayish trousers,
and neat morocco shoes. His linen was
spOtless, and his shirt front was orna-
mented with three simple gold studs
There was no conspicuous jewelry on
his person. His dark, luxuriant hair
was carefully arranged, and his full
beard was closely trimmed. Alto
gether, with his rich brown complexion,
his expressive eyes, and his striking
features, ho struck his American Wis
itor as q remarkably well-dressed and
handsome man.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-23
rHg FAMOUS poSy sxpaEsa
what a Company Of Fearless and DO
terminod Men Accomplished
ICassells Family Magazine1


ternInod Men Accomplished.
ICassell's Family Mngazinel
Twenty years ago settlers starting for
the far west, with their heavily laden
wagons, know that the Quincy would
occupy six months Of hard travel, and
might involve many dangers Of varied
characters chic from hostile IN
dians, prairie fires, and rattlesnRkes.
Once started on that far journey many
weary month must elapse ere any It'd
ings could reach them from the home
they had left
Great was the excitement when q
company OF fearless, determined men
announced their resolution to carry
TO those Of the Pacific in fourteen days.
The feat was deemed impossible.
Nevertheless tho Central Overland Cali
fornia and Pixies Peak express was duly
organized, the vast expanse of country
right across the continent was divided
into runs Of sixty miles, and at each
terminus rude log. huts were erected as
stations and stables for men and beasts
The latter were strong, swift ponies,
selected for their hardness and great
powers of endurance, and the riders
were all picked men, experienced scouts
and trappers, noted even in that re-
gion Of keen, hard riding men for
courage and good craftsmanship; and
many time must both have been tried
TO the uttermost in the course Of those
terribly long and awfully lonesome
rides across the trackless prairie, con
tinually in danger Of attack, BY dag or
night, by wild Indians Or highway rob,
bers
Once week an express messenger
started from either side OF tllo great
continent. From the first moment to
the last not second must Be lost AS
long as the pony could gallop, gallop he
must; and tho eager beasts seemed as
keen as their riders, and scarcely needed
the cruel spur TO urge them on. For
sixty miles AZ stretch they must keep
up their utmost speed and When AZ
length tlie goal was reached where the
neat mes senggr was waitiaz Lii The sad
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-23
Let HIN was Kans Roasl,
Boston EudEet.I

The ago at which running can be
practiced, an eminent physician says,
BY q healthy man In training, Is from
30 to 80, Boys and girls, also, Of 10 or
12, can run wit no apparent fatigue
In Toys race lor those under n years,
no previous training should be inflicted
No one should train for running until
he is Is, but 20 would be the safer Be
tween 20 and q is the best ago for A.
tanning speed In running Between 10
and 40 wise man viii think twiee 10.
fore undergoing training Tor race ran,
ming. Older men should run on no
nrethnca whatever.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-23
moon.ol nIrea.

Hoops used for binding cases OF MGR.
ehandise can be made from birch poles
Of all sizes, from an inch in diameter to
three or four inches. Their 1nanufac-
ture has made the white birch a prodta-
bio farm crop for many farmers Ia Mas
saehusetts. The heart wood Of the
larger-si2ed poles, after taking OF the
outside for hoops, Is sold to the powder
mills for making charcoal, an indiS-
pensablo constituent of gunpowder.
Formerly the hoop machine was Ian by
horse power, but now a.small steam en-,
CINE Is used, the fro being kept up
from the waste chips and shaYings,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-23
F1Iliaratioa Of 10 i'ulse.
lC9nca4o FlcraIlt

A scientist states as a net result OF =
number Of observations that thEae II an
exhilaration of the pulse rate and o
slight eleysting of temperature from
smoking. If the q erage temperature
Of non .smoEers we're represented by
!, 600, that OF moderate smokers would
be COS; while the heart in the former
case was making 1000 pulsatjoBs, in
tho latter it would beat /, $50 times
hence the harm OF tobacco smoking.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-23

The condemned Chicago Anarchists
are confined in eight adjoining cells
on the second floor Of the jall They
are allowed several hours OF exercise a
day in the corridors, They have very
little hope Of escaping execution, as
Gov 0glesby is net a man to BE- moved
BY mere sentimental appeals
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-23
10 CalitaI Seeking Investment.

II OWN THE CONTROLLING ISTER-
4 est nj tie two enplsT claims. With
large amount Of high Grade copper ore in
sight. Plenty oS WNed and water Oh asS
claims. J want Ss5Bs9 - huy eptsirpGiag
INTEREST,". 6rveltsp claims aud put tlitm ia
bullion producing condition. ] will repay
this Ss5l0o cut ~ the FIRST copper produced,
leaving yop with one-hah interest In two
good. Developed claims. with good rodsre-
ton works Oh property. You can secure
yourself BY dPrds to claims and all i'm
proyemrnts until money Is paid back. tlsa
divide property and m ahead.
Who wants 10 investigate taiS IN good
faitl2
Call ON " address JDllN n. ri RE- F!Sss.
Dunlap possotIi,p Graham County. Arixo-
ma, via Fort Grant sept S-6
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$500 REWARD.

shOuIder. or diamoDn bar on the WIdute
OF tie left side. SherT-erop of tie ieft
ear. two sits on the right
Post 0fiicr--phenix. A. q.
sept 22-lyl J. AZ. & "A. A. WARD.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-23

1t is said that with increased rapidity
of travel there has not followed core
spondingly swift spread Of cholera in
lection Since the abolition OF caravans
and the transportation OF Mohammedan
pilgrims BY steamer fever cases OF
cholera occur at Mecca and along the
land route from Deieddah.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-23
A Paper for The Farmerl
A Paper for Everybody
TME SILVER BEAT

Has tle largest Iona iiae circulation
81 any weekly paper in the Territory,
ans b consequently the hest adyer-
Ilsillg nladinln.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-23

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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-23

AhstsdzealA9 f7sshJha ~
Theebaw's queen dresses very plainly
in yellow, but constantly wears 60,00Q
pounds sterling diamond necklace,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-23

DIR. MENTKE'S kidney Remedy yes
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Complaints Gon0FrhceB Gleet LerssIrhWn, etc foF
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-23
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-10-23

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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-05-29
BOYc0TT-1SS1SSTN4T T0N

To boycott q business or a man is
simply a ruthless and unhallowel as
sassination thereof. 1t is the steal
thy step and murderous grasp of a
Thug, upon honest, legitimate bust
ness interests. To be Boycotter in
this Union, where law and liberty ex-
lists, is to be a hidden conspirator
against law, and destroyer of bust
ness interests and trade Mr. I. v
Powderly, the head of the Knights o.
Labor, says he hates the word boy
colt He knows from experience the
meaning of the word, from the fact
that ten years ago he was victim
being prevented from working at his
trade, because the boycotters said
that nobody should employ him ex
cept at peril 1t may do in the bogs
of ireland, where the struggle is fol
life and human rights, but he is {
very demon who would plant, nur
ture and use such thorn on the sol
of the American Republic. Ever,
man is his own master here, but no
the master of any other mans person
property or business. As to these
the law of the land.as delegated an(
enacted by the people, is supreme.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-05-29

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. - Council
met in session Tuesday night, May 25th.
Present, Mayor Lambert in the chair,
and all cOncilmen.
Report of Mayor Lambert, for the
term ending May 18th, 1886, was read,
received and adopted.
Report of the Treasurer, II. T. Cush-
wa, for the term just ended was read.
A letter from the ladies Of the NJ. T..
Church, asking permission to occupy
Market House, at an early day, for the
purpose-of holding festival. Granted.
An invitation was extended by Lin.
coin Post, No. / G.. A, r.. to the mem
bers of Council to take part in parade
on Memorial Day. Accepted.
Adjourned to meet Thursday night,
June 3rd.
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Rebellion ceremony.

Six indictments for murder, con-
spiracy and riot; two for murder
and conspiracy, and one for conspir.
acy and tot, is very good record
for a Chicago jury to make when
dealing with Anarchists. Now let
the trials be pressed vigorously. 1t
is to the interest of every city in the
country that an example should be
made Of these men they are proven
guilty. Their conviction after fair
trial would aid enormously in sup
pressing bomb throwing in America.
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thieving, misrule and immortality, If
not checked by moral suasion viii
be throttled into submission or
be exterminated by the decent
people Of this land. Dir. Talmage
hits the nail on the head in saying
that anarchy means the abolition Of
the right Of property. 1t makes
your store and your house and your
money and your family mine, and
mine yours. 1t is wholesale robbery.
1t is every mans hand against every
other man. It is arson and murder
and rapine and lust and death tri-
umphant. II means no law, no
church, no defense, no rights, no hap
piness, no God, 1t means He'll let
loose on earth and society o combi-
nation of devils incarnate. It means
determination of everything good
and the coronation Of everything in
famous. Do you want it? VIII you
have it ]? Before you let it get good
foothold in America take a good look
at the dragon. Look at Paris where
for y few days it held sway-the gut
ters red with blood and the walks
down the street q stepping between
corpses, the Archbishop shot as he
tried to quell the mob, and every
man and woman armed with knife or
pistol or bludgeon. Let this coun-
try take one good, clear, scrutinizing
look at anarchy before It's admitted,
and it will never be allowed to set
up its reign in our borders"
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THE ". ri. UNIVERSITY.

The advertisement of this splendid
educational institution can be found
in another column. We direct spe-
cial attention thereto, from the fact
that under its present efficient and
able management, it is assuming q
standing of deserved prominence with
the leading colleges and seminaries
of the country The hlghting, with
ering effects of politics that sapped
its very vitality and prevented its
prosperity, have been removed, and
a manly, consistent effort to make it
useful TO the people-the Taxpayers,
has been substituted with most bene-
fetal results In all such institutions
the minority party, as IL may happen,
should always have minority repre-
sentation upon the Board of Regents
or Trustees, and the best Professors
Of Learning, not the best political
howlers, be employed. We congrat-
ulate Prof. Turner upon his success,
achieved and merited by hard work
and commend the University to the
patronage of our people.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-05-29
NOTICE.

THERE will be series of lectures de-
livered in this county by Dr. j. Calder,
Lecturer Of Pennsylvania State Grange.
Commencing at Spring Mills, on Monday,
May 3lst, at 1;30 O. clock p m; st Tusca-
rora, near Grange Hall, June 1st, at II
O'Clock, n. M, at which place and time
their win be basket picnic held at
Jones Spring, June End, ct II o'clock, q.
m at Bunker Hill June 3rd, at II O. clock
a. m. The public are cordially invited to
attend these lectures BY order Of Exc
cutive Committee. m22-2t.
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ANARCHTSlI.

The lazy seedy paupers who would
graft this monstrosity on Republican
soil are waking up all classes Of good
people. From the pulpit, legislative
halls the press and the worthy sons
Of business and oftoil, come thoughts
and words Of mighty import and Of
stern determination Communism,
Anarchism, Socialism, a triune Of
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VEST VIRGINIA RESOURCES.

We have read with pleasure an in
terview between representative of
the Baltimore An1eriean and Elk. Sen
ator Henry G, Davis in reference to
certain railroad improvements in
West Virginia in which he, Mr. Ell
kins and Mr.. Blaine, with others, are
specially interested: 1t is SO inter-
esting that we quote @ part Of the
conversation. After speaking of the
new road from near Piedmont to
Cumberland, tho american editor
said,
II am told there is u great deal of
coal, timber and iron ore on the line
of the West Virginia Central Road"
/" A great deal hardly Expresses
it. There are vast tracts Of fine lum-
Der and millions of tons of coal of
splendid quality, There are now
six or seven mines opened on the
road, four Of which are working the
noted "big vein" We also have
some twenty saw mills in operation,
and more contemplated. A large
tannery is being built at Davis, and
a wood-pulp mills projected. Very
recently good quality of iron ore
has been found near Fairfax Stone,
and it is being shipped from there
to Pittsburg."
Then after speaking of proposed
connections with the Pennsylvania
and the 3. & @. Railroad and the ca
nal, which three links tho West Viz
ginia Central can utilize, the editor
inquired:
do you contemplate extending
your West Virginia Central Road
enthusiastically through West Vir-
ginia p
"Not at present; but as soon as
the times are more favorable, and bus
mess will warrant it, we expect to
connect with the Chesapeake 81 Ohio
system. 1t is about sixty miles from
Piedmont to Davis, the present ter
minus of the West Virginia Central
road, and about 100 miles from Davis
to the Chesapeake and Ohio road, and
we can reach connection by going
down either the Greenbrier, Gauley
or Elk River Valleys. If the latter
route, which is a little the longest, be
chosen, it would bring us to Charles
ton, the capital of the State. There
is no railroad, by the way, for fifty
miles on either side of this contem-
plated connection, and the road would
run nearly its whole route through
coal and iron ore territory, covered
by virgin forest Of finest timber"
At a glance the importance of these
improvements, and the wealth to bt
cleaned from timber, soil and mine
rails, can be estimated and apprecia
ted We commend these gentlemen
in their enterprise, which is sure t.
result in great benefit to themselves
and in great increase of population
business, and material development
to our growing State
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-05-29
Personal.


Mr.. Raj. Criswell, Of Baltimore, was
in town this week.
Miss Sue Colston, has returned from
a visit to Baltimore.
Hon. J.. J, Hetzel, of Paw Paw, Nor
gan Co., was in town on Monday
Mr.. Dan Schloterbeck made o flying
visit to Hagerstown on Thursday last.
Messra, Alex Muse, John and james
Alburtis, of Washington, were here on
Monday last.
Mrs. Ellen Helferstay and Mrs. Kate
Muller her daughter, are on visit to
friends in Frederick City and Carroll
Co., Md.
Mr. Ben. Bushnell, Of Martinsburg is
in town and engaged in painting DR..
Green's residence on the hill-Morgan
Mercury.
Mrs. J. p. Mcclure returned to her
home In Clarke county last week after
a visit Of several weeks to friends and
relatives in this city.
Mr.. S. e. Aler, Jr., left on Thursday
last to attend the High School Com
mencernent at York, Pa. From there
he will visit Baltimore.
Miss Fannie Grow, one of Shepherds
towns interesting young ladies, left for
that place on Thursday east after spend
ing short time with Miss Annie Wild
in this city.
Mr. Ed. Wild, of Berkeley Springs, is
visiting his parents in this place. Ed.
speaks we'll of the Springs and thinks
he will be able to establish good trade
during the coming summer.
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AND now it is suggested, among
the other arrangements for the Pres
ident's wedding, that he should en-
gage the services of DR.. Burchard.
the author of the Rum, Romanism
and Rebellion ceremony.
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FIDUCIAREES.

LIST OF FIDUCIARlES whose accounts
are before the undersigned, Commissioner Of
Accounts of County Court of Berkeley Coun-
ty.
Jacob A, Stuckey, Ezecutoral; of Samuel
Stuckey.
Given under my hand as Commissioner
of said Court at my Office, at the Court house
Of said county, the 2lst day OF May,
1885. J. T. PICKING, Commissioner.
m22-2t
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A RECENT bride in the West was
Miss Yadwiga Przbylinski, who GER
tainly had one reason, at least, for
changing her name.
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pnoMo11oNs !. ) LIE CnAM,lAn scnooL.

PROMOTIONS T, , THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
-Presuming that teachers, pupils and
friends Of our city chools, viii he interest
cd in report Of The examination Of the a
classes Of the several ward schools, for
promotion to the Gram mar school, l here
with furnish you The fol towing for publi-
cation. The pupils Of the classes above
referred 10 were examined IN the Goth and
DIST inst, AZ the fifth ward SC hool building,
in the presence Of their Teachers, Messrs. .
W. A. Pltzer, o. y. Ryneal, ). H. =. Combs
and Miss A. v. Wilson. For the satisfac-
ton Of those interested, ] give below q list
Of the questions submitted. These ques
tions are all my own, and neither teachers
nor pupils knew any Of them, until they
were written on The blackboard for imme-
diate work.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-05-29
SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1886.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

THE soul of John Brown is said to
be marching on, but that of jeff
Davis has not moved in twenty-five
years.
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Cr0cEeTlj3C0rG.

IF you want crockeryware such as
farmers use for the dairy ard other pur-
poses, flower pots, stove pipe pots ETC.,
you will please call on f. ID. BOYER,
King street, two doors below 81 Clair
Hotel, where you can BIO accomo dated at
reasonable prices, and satisfaction guaran-
teed. We are manufacturing the same
and hope the public will encourage a
home enterprise. m29- tt.
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ROSES.
ROSES.

500 BOSES to be given away to every
lady purchasing one dollars worth of
goods at our store.
c. P, HERRING s. co.
Popular Cash House
Cor. Queen and Martin SITS.
BRAND new STYLES OF Ladies Fine
SHOES.
BLUE FRONT.-BLUE FRONT
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Notice to Taxpayers.

THE necessi les of the case require me TO
be urgent in the collection of taxes The de-
mands on me must be met, and therefore |
must collect. | dislike very much to use
harsh measures, or to put the people to ex-
pense by returning their lands delinquent,
but the taxes must be paid.
ROBERT LAM0N,
ms-tf Sher if of Berkeley County.
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NEW line of Wedding Presents. SCI
them at HYDE'S JEWELRY STORE.
m29 IT,
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Reported by
BV A N 8 3 r o.,

PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No So North Water Street, Philad'a, Pa.
Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Cheese and all
kinds Of Country Produce.
Quick Sales, Good Prices, Prompt Returns
g&$-They have one of the finest Refrig-
rat0rs and Storage Rooms in the City.
Price Current, Subject to Market Fluc-
tuations.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 18th, 1886.
EGGS.