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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-17
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OF THAT NEW STRAWBERRY, SOUTHERN
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QUESTIONED sHERIFFS SALE, FAYETTE
! county, will be sold bcfl-etAc courthouse door
in the town Of F0yett vile, fayctic county Geor
ei0, on the first Tuesday in February next in the
legal hours of sale tie follow ng property. toNlt:
The north half OF LOT of laud number one huuired
and twenty one, G4h, containing one hundred
acres more or less in the lower III district OF said
county; levied on MS the property of /. andrum
and Lucinda j. lNndrum, Ivy virtue Of u ii "a issued
from Faycte superior court IA favor Of stewart and
Hall and Il. 7. Dorsey, against l.. l.. audrum and
Lucinda J. LandIUm Properly pointed out by l..
1888 j. W. BROWN,
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SID, by express for S2d0 Address Southern Watch
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ACROSS THE WATER.
An Eminent Fector Comm it's Su
icide in London.


THREATS AGAINST TEE CARS LIFE.
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IEORGlA, FAYETTE COUNTY - JURDEN
W Thornton, administrator Of Miss Elizabeth
Jackson, of said county deceased, has applied for
dismisson, and will pass upon said application on
the nst Monday III january next 1hs oct, Sd,
1897 D. NJ FRANKLIN.
Wk3m Ordinary.
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dpDHn AMONTII AGENTS WANTED FOR
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sample free Address jay Bronson, Detroit Mich.
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WANTED Lady Agents for Mdm McCabes
w Sanatiye CorScs. Exclusive territory given.
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A (TEE--E7 PHOTOS. SCI Of y BeUulIe3, Tor
Az | JOG. Don't miss them Western supply Co.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-17

We are in favor q. re-openinS the Carson
NiEt for coinage and raising the wages of its
employees to the s q dard paid bT the last Re-
publican Administration.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-17

IL IS the duty of the State to maintain fres
non -sectari II schools in the rural a..d sparsely
settled sections aud that sucp u division of the
school noaey should BE- made IS VIII furnish
the means Of ,ucation to all chi dren in the
state.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-17

mail services, with refusing to sign the necessa
! ~ bill for the improvement Of rivers an har
bors, wi b using the power of his sdministra-
ton 10 prevent appro, riations for navy and
coast defenses. with attem ptins to destroy the
protective tariff with courting the good will Of
other nations at the expense Of the citizens OF
the United states, and with Joining the foreign
bondnolders to demonetize silver and destroy
the industries of our country, and for the re-
duction of wages of the Mint employees at Car
son. for closing the Carson Mint, when it was
not only ,elf-sas;aininy but a source Of revenue
10 the Governm mt, for Its contrmptuous veto
Of pension bills for the relief of disabled sol
the Government building a. Car o. as required.
".
We are in favor Of the absolute exclusion OF
Chinese an the restriction Of immigration by
which the present overch -ed coalition OF the
labor mark 10 made worse. and also fav " leg
is alton by which rs.ision of our naturaliza-
tion and land laws may be accomplished.
We demand, in behalf of Ut various indus
tries, the resentios Of the duties o. lead, borax,
soda. hides and leather, and to restore the tar
in Of 1867 on wool.
Rssslysd. hat we recognize the rig ht Of Ia
Dor to organize for It's laaful protection.
VII.
We favor liberal appropriations by Congress
for photographed and Typographical surveys
in this state to the nd tnat the waste waters
may be preserved for the purpose o, irrigation.
viii.
We endorse thu wise and corserva alive admin |
stration of Governor c. C. stevenson, and We |
heartily commend the able efforts Of Senators !
) ewart aud Jones and Representative Wood |
,urn in behalf of the interests Of the people Of
his State.
We favor the granting to New da Of all Gov
,rnment land within the State for the purpose
# providing means for irrigation and o,her
We favor tie reduction Of the Treasury sur
,lus BY the payment of pensions to Union l.
Iiers. their widows and orphans, the improve
men. os riYe.s and harbors, the building of de-
cnses tor on sea-coasts, the erect ion of public
buildings, the creation OF navy, the purchase
f bonds and & repeal Of the iaternai revenue
avs taxing ;ooacco.
Xl.
IL IS the duty of the State to maintain free
on sectari schools in the rural a..d splrsely
EFT ed distric's as well as IN towns and :hicsly
ettled sections aud that sucn division of the
cnocl moaey should BE- made IS VIII furnish
be means Of eiucation to all chi dren in the
tate.
We are in favor q. re-opening the Carson
int for coinage and raising the wages OF its
npleye> to the a dard paid bT the last Re-
Sibiican Administration.
XIII
We demand the restoration OF TIE mali GER
ce in this State to the efficiency maintained by
'e last Republican Administration, and favor
&c payment Of farr wages to al! postal EN-
oyes
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Agents preferred who can furnish their own
horses and give their whole time to the business.
Spare moments nay be proftab,y EN- ,loyed
also. A few vacancies in towns and cities. B.
F. Joussou 4 Co., 1909 Main St, Richmond.
Va. mav3 Inn
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We demand the restoration OF TIE mail ser
vice in this State to the efficiency maintained by
the last Republican Administration, and favor
the payment Of far wages to al! postal en-
poyes,
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-09

No better advertisement of the prosperity at present enjoyed by Flagstaff could be given than the improvements which have been recently made in it's local journals, the Champion and Signal. Both papers come to us enlarged as to size, while their editorial and Dews columns are as piquant and sprightly as those of many sheets published In far more pretentions communities. The citizens of Flagstaff owe it to themselves and their handsome little city, to see to it that the energy and enter
 prise that distinguish Colonel Tinker and Judge Vlning in the matter of giving to the world such papers as the Champion and Sig. nal, is properly recognized and re- warded by increased liberaiity on the part of their patrons. No matter how much money the patrons of local Sspapers cxpend in supporting the aame. it will always be returned to them with a profit that will beat any compromising of interest. no matter what the rate may be- Hoof and Horn May, 3I. 1888.
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-09
A COMPARISON.

Signals incarceration of Hoof and Horn
 No better advertIsment of the prosperity at present enjoyed by Flagstaff could be given than the improvement which have been re. gently made in its local journal. the Signal. It comes to us en lsrged in size, while its editorial and news columns are as piquant and sprightly as those of many sheets published in far more pre- tentious communities The citi- zens of Flagstaff. owe it to them. selves and to their handsome lit- tie city to See to it that the ener gy and enterprise that has distin- guished Judge Vining in the mat, ter of giving to the world such a paper as the Signal IS properly re cognized and rewarded by in- creased liberality on the part of its patrons. No matter how much money the patrons of local news- papers expend in supporting the same, it will always be returned to them with profit that will beat any compromising Of interest, no matter what the rate may be. - Frisco Signal, June 8,ISSS.
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-09
FOURTH OF JULY,
The Committees Appointed to Com
 piete Celebration Arrangements,

The Committees Appointed to Com piete Celebration Arrangements,
 Following is list of the commit tees appointed to perfect the details for our celebration, July 4th:
 On Arrangements--Geo. II. Tin ker, P, D. Berry R. ". Bell, j. Salzman, J. w. Weatherford, F. E Foster, G. A, Bray.
 On Finance--J. W. Foren, R. H Cameron, T. A. Riordan, J: M Simpson, Jim O'Neill, P. J. Bran, nen, H. D. Ross.
 On Oratory and Speaking--J. R. Fitzpatrick, Harry Fulton, A. A Dutton.
 On Sports and Pastimes-J. M. Simpson, P. J. Brannen, J. W. Weatherford, c. A. Bray.
 On Printing-E. s. Clark, P. D. Berry, J. Salzman, Jim O'Neill.
 On Railroad Rates-J. Salzman, G. A, Bray, P, D. Berry, J W. Weatherford.
 On Decoration--Mrs. G. Bray, Miss Laura Fulton, Mrs. W. +. Pratt, Miss Flora Weatherford, Mrs, Geo. Babhitt, Mrs. D, M. Riordan, Miss Esther Salzman, Mrs. J. ". Francis, Miss Jennie Beal Mrs, J. F. Daggs, Mrs. J. N, Berry, Mrs, Donnie.
 At a meeting held last evening the finance committee reported a fund subscribed amounting to nearly $500. The committee on arrange ments selected J. B, Thomas as marshal of the day,
 Everything indicates grand cul- imitation of the efforts being 50 en- ergeticaAy put forth. Harmony prevails to dazzling eS tent, and a remarkable concurrence of opinion and simultaneous acquiescence to plans laid down by ;he committees is especially noticeable. No fric- tion, everything going as smoothly IS greased pig,
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-09
"ESM ERALDA."
Local Talent to Render this Pleas |
 ing and Beautiful Drama.

Local Talent to Render this Pleas ing and Beautiful Drama.
 On the 23d inst, a display oi Flagstaff's histrionic talent will be made in the rendition of "ESmer alda," most interesting and thrill ling drama, at the warehouse of the Arizona Wood Go. The following cast of characters has been selecte d which includes many who are "old stagers" in the field of amateur theatrical&
 "Old Man Rogers" Mir. R. s. Clark.
 Lydia Ann Rogers, Miss Clara Coffin.
 Esmeralda. Mrs. R. $. Clark.
 Daye Hardy, K. II. Cameron.
 EStablook, pr. ]. M. Marshall. Jack Desmond. C. A. Keller.
 Nora Desmond, Mrs, D. NJ. Riordan.
 Kate Desmond, Miss Murray.
 Marquis, F. s. Sommers.
 Geo Drew, Zeke Bowman.
 Maid, Miss Marshall.
 The proceeds of the entertain. ment will be devoted 10 the eStab' lishment of a public library. It will undoubtedly be an excellent performance, and the object Is one that merits the encouragement of every resident of Flagstatt.
 A spacious stage has been con struCted in the commodious hall, and every convenience that can add to the comfort of the audience will be provided. The entire en- terprlse IS due to the commenda- bie energy of Mrs. D Nj. Rio rdan, to whose active efforts the organi. zatlon Of this dramatic association must be credited.
 RehearSals are in active progress, having been held, so far, at the different residences of the partici pants, but on Monday eveEing the new stage with It's scenic and mech anical appliances, will be brough, into requlsltion for the first tlme, the rehearSals to be continued thereon until the date Of the play.
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-09
A CLOSE CALL.
George Thomas Is Nearly Dragged to Death by Broncho.

Last Monday afternoon, shortly after one o'clock, George Thomas started for the mesa north of town to catch horse belonging to George Prlme, at whose livery sta. ble he was working.
 AS he had not returned at five o'clock, Prime became alarmed, and started out in search of him. After an hours search, he found him lying among the nal pals rocks, near the foothills, in most pitiable condition. He was uncon- scious, and about unacceptable, his head being mass of mangled flesh and clotted blood. and his body was also badly cut and bruis- ed. Prime at once procured as- sistance, and the injured man was conveyed to town, where Dr. Cor nish dressed his wounds.
 Thomas dld not recover con. sciousness for several hours after arriving at Primes residence, and until he spoke, the cause for his accident could only be surmised. He now says, however, that he was on foot when he roped the horse ', and colled the rope up as he walk ed toward the animal, placing the coil on his left arm. Something frightened the animal, causing him 10 break suddenly away, tightening the cord around Thomas arm in such way that he could not dIs, engage it. He remembers being dragged over the rocks for quite a distance and then everything was blank until he recovered his senses under the tender treatment of Dr. Cornish and MT. and Mrs. Prime. It was at first thought that he was fatally hurt, but under good treat ment (which he Is certain to get) he will pull through all right. Had 1t not been for the thoughtfulness of Mir. Prime, the poor fellow would have died in the rocks Mon day night beyond question. It's a cold day when George Prime lets anyone die, when he can help It, however.
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-09
The Winslow News has been on

The Winslow News has been on larged, now appearing as six col umn paper with an admirable pat ent inside. The paper is generally improved, asd appears to have nc difhculty in keeping the St. John: Herald in perturbation.
 The CHAMPION office is tuming out the finest spacimeps of job print ing ever executed in the town, The fact that we have no local competi tion does not tend to detract from the excellence of our work or add to the price of it. We cordially invite a trial order.
 MT. Geo. T. Bray, a brother of our valued mercantile friend Cor ham A. Bray, was married in Kan sas City on the 7th inst. to Miss Hattie DeBord. Both are residents of Kansas City. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John A, Brooks, the candidate for vice president on the pcohibitionist ticket,
 A shooting scrape at Florence last week between Sheriff Gabriel and Joe Phy resulted in the killing of the latter and probably the fatal wounding of Gabriel There had been bitter feeling between the two for some time, owing to active riv- airy for the sheritf's eflice pending the approaching election In all probability Gabriel will die,
 We were pleased this week to see the genial Warren Weaver, an old time friend, with us again, making happy our city bloods with his elegant line of clothing samples. Mr. Weaver has, by honest dealing and faultless fitting suits, justly won the trade and esteem of our citizens. He Is one of the most popular com mercial travellers that visit our town and the house he represents, the Capital Tailoring Go. of San Fran cisco, has in him valuable repre- sentative. Notice the advertise ment of his house in this issue.
 We notice that Richards seems to be doing a lively business. We had supposed the dull season would affect his trade as much as that of of any other business house in town, but such is not the case. For Rich, ards. with his years of practical ex' perience in bis particular line of business, foresaw the full in trade and proved himself equal to the task of placing those mile boards in con spicuous places, also putting in a large and choice stock of goods, the best to be found in both the eastern and western markets, which places him in a position, as the times i'm prove, to do the largest business of any one in his line.
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-09
PAY LOCALS,

Try our Little Moose" cigars, al Salzman's.
 Queensware-for little money at Salzman's.
 Pure comb honey, from Phenix, at Salzman's.
 Go and look at Salzman's fine stock of clothing.
 Leave your measure for one of those fine suits at Salzman's. Fresh creamery butter and Apa- che county eggs at Salzman's.
 Leave your orders for help at the Employment office of G. A. Woods.
 For fine staple and fancy grocer, les, at bedrock prices, call at Salz- mans.
 WANTED. Everybody to call at the Real Estate & Intelligence office of G. A. Woods.
 Do you notice all those nice-ft ting clothes worn around townl They all come from Salzman's.
 Woods buys and sells everything on commission, also Real Estate Rental and Employment Agent.
 David Babbitt has received a car load of hardware, doors and paints, which are for sale at bed rock prices. If
 If you want to buy or sell any thing or want a situation call at the Real Estate and Employment office of c, A. Woods.
 M. E. Shepperd will have straw berry ice cream on Sunday at his popular restaurant opposite the Railroad Depot. All are cordially invited to attend.
 Goto Brannen's if you want any thing fancy in dry goods, gents fur nishing goods, boots and shoes, hats, etc. He has the largest stock in town, Satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded,
 P. J. Brannen is selling staple and fancy groceries for less money than any house in town. He is selling Kansas City sugar cured hams at b cents per pound.
 4 cans of Cuttings Best Ta- ble fruit .sl.00
 4 cans of Cuttings jellies and Jams. ........,...... 100
 5 cans of Cuttings choice tomatoes LOO
 6 cans of eastern peas. ,., 100
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-09
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The best salve in the world for cuts bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin erup- tions and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or mon ey refunded. Price 20 cents per box For sale by D. J. Brannsn & Go.
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-09
Fire at Beilemont.

On Thursday evening the house and saloon belonging to A. B. Boyle at Bellemont were destroyed by fire. Everything was totally lost, The fire is supposed to have been incendiary.
 A report also comes to us that a big fire has occurred at Parker's mill, two miles below Bellemont, on the same day. Seven houses are said to have been burned. Sparks from a locomotive probably ignited the b iildings.
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-09
CLEVELAND AND THURMAN,
Maria's Man Gots rhers Unanimo,

Maria's Man Cots There Unanimously
 The farce of nominating the star Berkshire of the Democracy for the presidency was enacted at St. Louis on the 9th. Everyone ac- cepted Cleveland's nomination as a foregone conclusion, and neither surprise nor enthusiasm is occasioned by the result,
 Thurman was induced to take the second place, to which he was elected on the 7th. He is the re- deeming feature of the ticket, but it would require more force than Thurman's to drag Cleveland to success, It is unnecessary to say that the ticket is doomed. The handwriting on the wall indicates that only too plainly.
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-09
New GoodG New Goods

Having sold out all my old stock and just received fresh, new line of goods, such as HamS Bacon, Lard, Canned Goods, Coffees, Teas, Spices, Tobaccos and Cigars, French Confectionery, (no factory, but will be headquarters), Butter Eggs, and Sweet Cider, fine temperance drink, and many other Notions, all of which l will sell cheap for cash. Jaw bone is gone down to 0000U, l-00000O00 and will be lower next week. J. G. STEWART,
 San Francisco Avenue,
 June Sth. Flagstaff, Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-09
Four M.a in Rubber Works Paid
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 Four young men at the Phil adeiphia Rubber Works, No. 2, 4I7 South street, were at the mon ey counter of the Adams Express Office, Broad and Chestnut sts., yesterday. and carried away S75,- coo spot cash. They were Geo. Gregg, of s,93S Alter st; John McCaffrey, Of 1858 South st; Will ham McClGShey, of No. 2,5Iz Pine st; and Thomas Lynch, of No. a,o4S Lancaster st. IL was the proceeds of half the capital price of sI5o,ooo in the April drawing of The Louisiana State Lottery. The half ticket cost $, each man putting up $f,as. The money was paid at New Orleans, and thence forwarded to this city by the Adams Express. .-Philadei phia (Pa. Telegraph, April a5.
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-09
To Teachers,

MT, Strauss, Superintendent of Public Instruction, has made al. engagements with the railroads to pass those connected with the cause of education to the National Educational Association which will assemble at San Francisco, July I7th, at one fare for the round trip. Information regarding when and at what stations tickets will be for sale will be furnished in due time.
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-09
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS " Ofar a Million Distributed.
Capital Prize, S3OO.OOO.

 Louisiana State Lottery Company.
 Incorporated by the Legislature in 1898, for Educational and Charitable purposes, and its franchise made part of the present State Constitution, in 1879, by an over whelming popular vote.
 Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place monthly and tsc Grand Quarterly Drawings regularly every three months tMarch, June, September and Deeember.)
 "We do hrre6y eeytity hFat 7oe Jntyviss fhe aryangemfnts /or aHMe KoHkAIy aud Guar keriy DraaofngS of Mr LoHisiana .State Zot. ft,y C0mpany, and iH psryOn maaage aud co't- frol Ms DrazOings MrmSfi0es aHd Mai Nie SGme are eOnaneted wiiH honcsty, f1iy1iess, and tn good Jaih fozoard az ba,zies, and rse authorize hfe CombaRy 10 GSe MiS certifcaff, 1oqh Jac-simiIeS cf O"r signaLoes qHafhed. fU fLs 1alzyPyfisstvSuIs v
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Notice for Publication.
HOMESTEAD PROOF.

Land office at Prescott, A. n
 May 23d, 1888.
 NOTICE IS hereby given that tbe fol W lowing-nsmed settler has filed notice of hIs intention to make final proc in support of his claim, and that said proof will be mace before Register and Receiver at Prescott. A. T., on July 5, 1888. viz: James NJ. Sanford. for ,he N. w. Sec. 2S, rp, 22, X. K. 2, E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land. viz. Come. lius Bennett, of Williams, A. T., Luther Wilson, of Prescott, A. T., John Nc. Cracken, of Williams, A, T., Mart Rus sell, of Williams, A. T.
 m26 6t E. BURGESS, Register.
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BORN.

FRRNcn.--In Prescott, May 31, to the wife of E, W. French, a daughter.
 Shake, Brother French, we con graduate you.