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mum. Entrance fee So, to which will be
added an amount of S25 from the race fund.
NIB. Ponies that have run i'll any of
the previous stakes cannot enter for this.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11
Told You So.

The man who Bays Il told you 20"
1t each mischauce has been laid low.
We knew that he'd yet killed; you know
That we have often told you 20.
lid. Bite.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11

Total. l,........ .........
Atlantic x Pacific Railroad
Company, George l.. Sands.
Supt. All OF the land grant
oithc Atlantic u Pacific Rail
road Company within 30
have county, consisting Of
each alternate section OF land
between A line running par.
altel with said raiiro ID on
each side thereof and forty
(4tj miles distant from the
same and consisting Of About
four thousand 5000 square
miles or 2,56),t)1 acres. at
FIVE ~ cents per acre, $l28,-
00o.00 ....... ...........
One hundred and thirteen
and ona-half lll31s) miles OF
the main track Of the Allan
tic & Pacific Railroad, situ.
ated, lying an | bsinZ in the
county OF Mohave. ~ deter.
mined by the Territorial
Board OF E4laIiz .tion, in
ciudinz n pro rata distribu-
tion per mile OF AL the prop
erty OF said cp,npany and
, used exclusively in the oper.
alton OF said rlilroad, in
cludin2 improvements on the
right OF way. Consisting Of
earth cuts and Ala, WOODEN
bridges. culherts, iron and
steel rails. wooden ties, fish
plates, holts and spikes. roll
ing stock. depot buildings,
telegraph lines and all other
property used exclusively In
The operation of said rail-
road, subject to taxation. In
Raid county OF Mnhave, as
s~ssed at the sum Of seven
thousand dollars III, ,H00) per
mile, aggregatlng in said
county OF Mohave the sum
of seven hundred and ninety
.Onr thousand five hundred
dollars ($70i,500 ......
Said main track in the county
OF Mohave being described
as follows, to-wit: Com.
rnencing at the eastern
boundary line OF said Mohave
county, where said railroad
crosses the western boundary
line OF Yavapai county. and
running thence in a westerly
direction along Or near the
thirty-fith (35th) Parallel of
Latitude a distance OF ons
hundred and thirteen and
one-hali Hl3Ia) miles TO the
western boundary line Of
said county, the improve
mnnts, buildings and other
property OF said Railroad
Company b"ing described as
follows, to-wit; AZ Peach
= SPRING. one coal bin, one
s'alrn pump and water tank,
six wooden hriIhings. one
eating house. one coal chnte,
one stock chute and corral,
Elk eottagrs. and one round
house al Trnxton one engine
and water tank; at Hack
berry one depot building: at
Kingman one stearn p'imp
and water tank, one coal
chute and one depot h1ild-
ing: at Yucca one steam
pnmp an2 boiler, two wood
an horsea and one water
tank At Franconiatwo wood
en- ho1ses; Al Fast Bridge
one telegram Office. fourteen
Office and living cara. fuol,
furniture, maclinerv. fnols,
stores, materials and rolling
stock.
Cost and percentage. .......
Total. .
Berry. J. y. deceased, Estate
cf. Lot No. 3. in block 3.
Townsit" n Kin2maD. with
two frame buildings thereon,
Sl.3Hn. m. ..............
Cost and percentage, -.
Total, al.,...................
Bentley. ". o. One COW,
si251; fitaen mares. at
$500 each, 1880; twelve
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11

We have always pitiet the calendar.
It could never get day Of. Burlington
Free Press,
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11
TAXLIOT
MOHAVE COU NTY,
TERRITORY or ARIZONA,
FOX THE YEAR A. ID. 1857.

Arizona Northern Mining Com .
pany, John Barry, Snperin-
tendent. 4 cabin situated
about three hundred yards
west Ot the COnnor mine and
used as q boarding house,
$500; CIbin situated near
the CDnnor boarding h0use,
and used rs 3 bunk house.
5000; a frame house situ-
aIed on the Connor mine and
u~u1 az a blacksmith sl!op,
$25. 70; a steam hoistinI plant
ON the COnnor mine, consist
ing Of engine, hosting ma
chinery, frame work, wire
rope. etc 5000; two pat
ented mines, the Connor and
Cerbat, containing thirty-six
acres, II, 5000: a patented
mine, the Rolling Wave. COLI
tanning twcnty-onc acres,
5000; a frame building sit
uatei at Csrbls and enclos-
ing i complete five stamp
mill, consisting of boiler, en-
CINE, steam and water piTes,
water tanks, st4rnps. dies,
shai,irG. pullcys, b"I,ing.
pans, &,;'.r%, rotslera and
all machinery and equip
mcnts usually constituting
ard he!ongi1k % u complete
five stamp 4nlrI1 mil, a.
GO0.0O; "a building situated on
the north side Of Main street
in the town OF Cerbat. next
door east of John Barry's
store, known az the Arizona
Mill and Mining Co.'S Office,
$500; mining tools and
hlacksInithing outfit. 1880;
two horses, $4,000; material
on hand. 5000 ............
Cost and percentage. .......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

tDCSII " hUHAFG.
Notice IL hereby given that unless the
Delinquent Taxes, together with the cost
and percentage thereon, az published in
the foregoing list. arc paid, /, the under
signed Tax Collector Of said Mohays
county, will apply to the District Court,
held In and for said county, at the next
ensning term thereof, TO Wit: at the April
term, 10 he held in said county on tho
first Monday in April. A. ID. 1883, for q
judgment, against the lands and real estate
AMI personal property described in the
Iore9oing Delinquent List OF Taxes, for
the taxes get forth in said List and for
costs and interest and for an order to sell
the same for the satisfaction thereof; and
also that on the Monday next succeeding
the day fixed ny law for the Commence
ment OF such term os the District Court,
all the lands and real estate and personal
property for the salo OF whi"h an or'lsr
shall he made will he expo-ed 10 public
sale, at the building where the District
Court il held. in said county, for the
amount OF said taxes, interest and costs
duo thereon.
Dated January 3Ist, 1883.
DANIEL SMITH.
Tax Collector Of said County.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11

TOtal,........-.... .....
Western Union telegraph Co.
One hundred and thirteen
and one.ha|f (ll3>3) miles Of
telegraph line. consisting and
composed Of telegraph poles.
wire. glass inSulators, teie.
graph instrumental, etc, be-
tween a point ~ miles east
OF Peach Springs. being tho
point q. which the eastern
boundary line OF the county
OF MOhave crosses the said
telegraph line. and the CEN
ter OF the Colorado River, at
Station l5 5.096, on the Allan
tic & Pacific Railroad. being
the point at which tho vest
ern boundary line Of said
Mohaye county crosses the
said line Of Nlesrapy, 10000
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11
Total.

Total.,..... .........,..
Farle:, J. II. A toll road from
Peach Springs to Canyon mo-
tel, q miles, 5000; a
frame binding situated in
the wcsr end Of the town Of
Peach Springs, used as a
dwelling and !0iGing house,
with oItho iscs. corral, etc.
$3.50. ~; a rsmc builiing sit
uAte at the mouth Of Dia-
monl River AMI Peach
Sprins5 Canyon, known ~
Farlee's hotel. $l1).90; fva
head OF saddle horses, at
$500. 500. %; fo1r burros,
$40 ~; three passenger wa
CONS. $2)o.0o household and
kitchen furniture. $500;
black "miIh tools, $500. =.
Cost and percentage ......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11
TIME SCHEDULE

Trains IN the Atlantic and Pncihc krtl
road are run ON Mouutaiu or Standard Time
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11
Total....................

Funston, c. NJ. Lots Nos. l9,
q. %, %, 27. in bIo.k No. u,
TOwnsits Of kingn an, with
an adobe bnildinx thereon,
$6)0.o0.. o0..................
Cost and percentage. ......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11
Cost ana percentage

Total. o.. ......
Flores lining Co. a patented
mine known as tho Flores
mine, containing twenty-one
acres, situated in Wallapai
Mining District, 10000; a
irLms building enclosing q
complete five-stamp quartz
mill, with boiler, engine, bat
terv and two concnnfrators,
about Il Of q mile west from
Mineral Park and known as
the Lone Star Concentrator,
s3, 5000. ...................
Cost and percentage ......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11
Total,

Frazier, K. l.. improvements
on posssssory right, Peach
Springs, consistin , oil a frame
building. corral. etc, $500; ;
one hundred and forty head
OF cattle. at $l2.l5. sl,7t1.00;
fonr head Of saddle horses, at
$500, $l41.00. .:.........
Cost and percentage. ........
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11

Gross. Mrs. Conception. A
lot with hGuse thereon, situ-
a'ed on the north sido OF
Mineral Park wash. below
the town Of Mineral Park,
and known as Gross' house,
$500; a ranch situated In
GroGs' wash. ono mile sonth
Of Mineral Park. with dwell.
ing ho1sa and orthonsss
thereon. 800 90; twenty-five
head Of range cattle, AT sl2.l5
per head, 1867 60; SIX head
of mules at 5000 per head,
s180. ~; five head nf jacks. at
$1,000 per head. So. ~; four
head Of mares. at s20.00 per
head. 5000. ............
Cost and percentage ...s..,.
T0tal................. ...
Hvdn. Henry r. Two frame
buildings situ ,te1 on the
north side OF Front street. IN
the town of Peach Springs,
uged az q saloon and restaur-
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11

Total. .................
Williams Ebenezer. Lots 3.5,
10, In block Is, Townsite OF
Kinem an. with frame build.
ing thereon. assessed at ex-
cess Of mortgage. $500. 90;
honsehold and kitchen fnr.
niture, $500; library, $50, 90
Cost and percentage. .......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11

Unknown Owners. A frame
huilding on the south side Of
Cerhat wash. below the town
OF Cerhat, known as Corey
4 Pott's store. t25100 49,.
Cost and percentage ......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11


Christie, rhomas 4 lot and
building situated on Main
street in the town Of Mineral
Park. opposite the Palace ho-
tel, and known rs ChristIe's
sIloon, 5000; Il house and
lot situated on north ride OF
Min street and known as
Caristie's dwelling house,
30 household and kitch-
cn furniture, 5000: one gold
watch and chain, $500 ;
= money on hand, 81. l.OD0,0o; ;
one mule and saddle horse,
S3)o1....... ..............
Cost and percentage ......
Total.
Chidester, w. d. twenty-five
head Of range horses, at
S20.0) per head, $4,000
CT. by cash paid Assessor.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11

Smith, Anson. Lot No. 80, in
block No. 2, Townsite Of
kingman, with frame build.
ing thereon. $1,000: house.
hold and kitchen furniture,
s59.00.....................
Cost and percentage. .......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11

Forrmaster, Albert. 4 one
third interest in P4rashout
ranch. with dwelling honse
and corral thereon. north OF
Colorado River, $l75.Go: one
sixth interest In Hidden
Spring ranch. about 81 miles
sonth Of Saint George, Utah,
$500; saventy head Of cat
tie at sl2.l5 per head, $780,
50; five head OF mires at
$25.0o per head, sl25 90. go.
Or. by cash paid Assessor.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11

Nelson. Israel. Fifteen head
Of range cattle, at sl2.l5 per
head, $lS2 25; fise head Of
horses, at 5000 per head,
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11

TOT 'I,....................
Ford, Rufus. J OTIS Nos. II. IA,
l6. in block No. ID. $500 ;
lots nos. 3 and 4, in block
No. Is, $500; lo;s Sos. J
and 8. In block 10. 5000,
Tnwnsite Of Kingman. ....
Cost and percentage. ......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11

iotdl,'' ,,,......,.. .r''
Josrphi and Stephens. I'm
provements on possessory
right. consisting OF u house
and corral on the east hank
OF the Big Sandy, opposite
Russelfs ranch, 5000; one
horse and saddle, $i1.0O; f;
seven head Of cattle, at 81 Is
per head. $s5.o5 ...........
Cost and percentage .,.....
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-11

Total. ........
Robert Brothers. A corral and
water riEht, situated near the
head Of Trout Creek, known
as Punchout Spring, $50. 90;
forty head OF cattle, at si2.i5
per head. f4s6.00; five head
OF horses, at $500 per head,
sl75. 5.W..................
Cost and percentage .....
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
Groceries and wholesale

su<srs-Cut loaf Sc granuia,ed 767izc;
a, &C: Extra &C. 696Ac; Yellow
&c" 51ses5,4c.
Cofee-lreen no, l7e20c. Rio roasted. zig
2ic; Jav., green, 2G2ic; Java, roasted, SIC
Maficai5c. roasted, 2214S92ic; Mexican. roasted,
25G2sc
Tess-Japan. hne, SlGssc: Japan. medium, p
GSoc; ordinary, le$2Oc: HysOn, S0<s%Oc; gun
powder, AG54c; Ooong, S3SlOe; Congo, 2os
&C.
Flour-s2l0 per cwt.; si.2o per bbl.; patent pro-
cess, S2.5tt350D per cst.. 500 per bDl; al wheat
four s2.lU per cwt, $40 per bbL; buckEhest,
y2s5 Ier cwt.
Mil Feed--screenings. SIS per ton; bran, SIS;
slips, $3.50: uiddlings 80.
Feeo-Ccrn and oats, s256.24 PER Ton.
Salt-Michgan. SC. Eastern, SI.l5.
Fisn-So. / whl.e6sh. 500 per half bbl
uOut, s5.6okS 500. cod, sali. 6zt7c per ID. clans
&C PER hundred oJsters, bulk ST. o69sl. IS gallon
Standards 2oc can: selects. 25c can; smoked hall
but, lie.
Pork in barrels Mess pork Chicago packed.
$3.50; extra short cut SIS G0ael60o standard clear
back. 1850.
Lard-Iierces 71zc; 30 and 50 Ii. tubs, SC: 81
H. round TINS, 100 esSes. &c; in tin pals &C.
Reef in barrels--Extra mess, warranted 200iOs.,
S.504 $50. extra, boneless, $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
Dor. rHr E.nnn RrA1rr Norn

Science says that il does, but rs cshnos
help wondsrirg sometimes Il there lsn
some mistake aoOus Il when We sse bow
stubborulv certain Old foziss cling 20 their
muxfy s8d sntiqustsd ideas. Il vas BE-
Heved ones thst consumption was incurs-
Die. sad rishoueh i has been clearly dssl-
cnstrated thst IS = not, thousands 3t old
tine Physicians close Their eyes and pat
tAeir hands 10 their ears and Tssuse 70
sbandon the theory. But for al that The
world moves on. ard DR. PieTces Golden
Medical Discovery continues the rescue SAT
iarsrs from cens1nptivss graves. li a a
ss-rs rrrs for this dreaded disease. If taken
in tine All scr fuiGns cissasss-sua con-
sumption = included = ths list--yieid 70 is.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
GKAND RAPIDS aARKErs


Closing Tuesday. AFril ~.
App-es-s+ tsz4 81 leF barrel
sE-1sF--.-sss-ac per -.
Chesse-ats-e. l,c, AeE YORK. tuh cream
lS}sal4c
clover seed-sse58s .. Tmoshy $3.50 u
t3 % Per Ols1cL
Driea Frtills-Ap Apples. eY4porate1. sDs0c per
F-31uIi qtltr-s sss p3sS per pounr. coerrleg, %
lse Per pound. pezc1es, loel-c per pOuld.
kggs-f resi-. u. - -c per cOz
fresh Neat Dressed hogs. k5c'sso = psy cst
mutions = et's so. Fe2ls so-yos44 W. besl "a q
36s0
Crain--wheat. steady. A. -sc per be. fol
white. 7sc Tor red Oats. &c. Rye, S1<z5Gc Corn
5ess52r. Barley L15+8i.45 PEI eWt.
t1der- lec Yer gsl
Hides-GEeen. S1zu5c; part cured, 51<961Sc
cured. c36Ac calf SKINS % J. pounds g.
Desin skius. i5ss25c each. sheep pelts. 75cssl Is
wOol being estimated At z5e per pound
HOney-t4c per 10. strained I04lZ1x
Hops-sul2c per 10.
Hay-rIa0thy, tl3.5o3loco per ton; clover.
Poulfry-Tarseys, dressed. i@1215c; Spring
chickens l05l21<c; ducks 1lmi2c; fowls. l20
lz1sc squirrel l5b2oc per pair, rabbits 2s0SOc Del
pair.
Potztoes-S0GS5c Der bG
Straw g. .00Q5 > per ton.
Iallow-5 csc per ID.
fouI-.0ot wood, s4.ooe5oO per cord.
Coel-ssoo. crate. $40.
Iime-Orand Rapids. s5S. Ohio, 9oc, Pe.oskey.
N.e0
Salt-75c for Saginaw or Manistee.
keroseue-Aich test l0L, water white, He
Gssollne--l2c per gallon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

Ire bad slept in, though exceedingly cou,-
fsrtabls. WAS at the far aud OF ths little
chamber tenanhsd By All the male members
Of hhe family and toward midnight was
sroused By an intense feeling of suifocaticn,
swing - shs presence n so many large nsa
in such little sir tight boz
/ demonstrated. and oar hose. NTH tie Ut
most good nature. jumpea out Of bed, .x
claiming. II understand
Gssng up 70 one of the tinhsrS, vkicA
formed part Of the support ~ ne wall, hs
pulled out cork from one II The Knots. held
i IN his haad for bali minute duriaz which
time parhsps six cubic inches q fresh AIR
HAY hs~s come -. and then. shuddsriug hor-
rihlv. ssid ~ should catch our deaths Of cold.
kamrner-d tie cork IN aid jumped back inss
het -Tousb's Com Dansaul
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
"PrEeAroRY BrLLxrs.n

An excited ITishnsn lately rushed into a
Boston drug store having s broken up"
appearance generally. BE iaobers," he
yelled. I'm all wrong entoirsiy. | want
some shtuff 10 stTaighten me out. Some o.
thin 'PurgatorY Bullets Will Tx me, I'm
thinkin What dye tax for thim2" "Whe.
do you mean asked the clerk. 'Purga-
tory Bullets scr, or somsthin' loiks that,
they call thin, replied the man. "Shure.
I'm in purgatOrv already, with headache,
and liver complaint, and bad shiomsch,
and the divil knows what ali" Tne clerk
passed cut vial of Dr. Pierces Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, and Pat went Of con-
tented. The little Pellets cure all deTsnge-
ments of liver, stomach and bowels. Sugar
coated, little larger than mustard seeds, and
pleasant TO take. Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
THEIR RrsfNE.s RooxrNs.

Probably no one thing has osEssd such q
general revival Of trade at Peek Bros Drae
Store as their giving &vay to tasir customers
Of 80 many free trial bottles Of Or. King
New Discovery for Consuu pti0n. Their
trade j. simply enormous u this very vslu-
able article from the fact that Il always
cures snd never dissppoints. Coughs, Colds,
Asthma. Bronchitis. Group and al thTos;
and lung diseases quickly cured Yoa can
test II before buying oy getting trial bot
tie. 10 cents. large size 81. Every bottle
warranted
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

You are feeling depressed, your sppetiss
is poor, you are bothered with headache.
you are fidgety, nervous, and generally out
Of sorts, and want 10 brace up. Brace up.
but not with stimulsntS. spring medicines,
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap. bad whisky. and which stimulate
you for an hour, and then leave you in
worse condition than before. What you
want Il an Alternative that will purify your
blood, stsrt hesIsny action Of liver and kid
neys, restore your vitality. and give you re-
newed health and atrength. Such c rnedi-
cine you Eiii find in Electric Bittsrs. and
only 50 cents bottle. at Peck's Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

Vr-7oR. y. y, Feb Z. ss7
NJ q. r woodward Tear Sir Send ne
Z z-o@s Ks lps Bsisam. 5tlr sire. and = few
samples. certsiniy knox tbas NsuaD's Bal
sam j. the best 90 s1g eossh cure. I have
sfteer other cough s16 lung reraeiiss %
my shelves. ard Ken Sc esissas seils 10 81
I best Of al Respectfully yours. = =
Cchb. Sold ~ x n. Tists Druggist. ~
SO ard e. 0o Ssnpis bottle free
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
ErcKLEN's .RxIcA SAVE

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheuTu, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Ohii5lEins.
Corns and all Skin Erupsicns, srd posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required 1t
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents Per BOX.
For ssle by Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
DiyisiOn-Sts
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

~ P~-xhsu hss removed his sf7cs to
-he 49, kencsI piacS AZ Ncrr9e -.
~a=rs he r-sr ee f3uud frcn, Ea ~ a n
1ii & Ard s-4i fill 2. m t'r. sul
sri ~ Erirhsn ~ii lrs e. - HsrvicS
rasil sac epering rf tne nkstor. lele-
rkrne cf1re snd NsrHtck e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
OUR MARKET REPORTS.
QostzEioas 81 Wirs-Ths 0rxaa
Rapios Markets

APrl -wasxl-oo<acf dep Tssse1 sn1 DE-
eliHed - Il z1srEza1 Tltzd rl1ker sed "a
Led = - = 1so.iersrs hzsl Ee.s s4g. No z
s-e. Aag A5 4.-sse JUS s-1sosz s. s1s 81
CsrQ-flpr1@d zfle over and kssFy. wa
iziE 1ssiaess. Asxsd zrseEl. sE,ot, eas1ee ~
tIzes. ei4. 61as<e
Fglk-lll'et Sc sezay. New zess. Sso3e
i1-8 cd 3 504sA -
Lsri-stzong 4ad Eixasg ste&n rendered,
8
s..s.sF sseslg. fsir ssasad os ek0lee sssex.
s. zs.elu. ICES
k<gs-it5s,s5 &C.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

Tanw wrzx

Ara evsrv oteer week darRz ths sss-en
- bara riea fresa Hsl nnt. tos-nsa. Ioc
ssr-s. Crxrs shs8 sol al xinds II fresh
ransaf 6ss - nstterth sisTs IL Assroe-si
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

Apsit 10 ~ nest-So 2 White. SIC. No. red
essa. 71g Nay 49,. it0r. III &c. July 49,.
torIi--5e1sc.
Oats-R ?. sc. No. white CSC.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

a. Nstsc-= Rexrefr 81 -cs rslv rurifr
-he aiaoS and nrsveet ssSesss. Fr,cs 5
cents
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

APrn i3--a ahest-siEoaser. czsh. sse. Nay.
stt.f. Jaae 49,
Cofu-Elrn. Casa 81 c. Nag. Sse Ja1s. s5j.c
Oats > e.tlF- Asg sse.
nnlszE-sl IS.
PorE-Sts4ds. Ma. sls %. June SIS
lard-Elf4. ksy. 8 81 as, Jane sl.oA<
BllIcE-DulL Crea-4erg, Il q - dairy. is8
g7a
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

No~ = ,se tiras - purity ypH- ehroc.
a. Ssziaas Rsa~5y 81 - - Rss~ =
~atA
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

We have also the Largest
and Best Assorted Stock Of
Fine Gold Jeweiry in the
city; Watches, Diamonds,
Silver and Plated Ware.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
Waller TCoIoTFrescoeing.
Superior in Oil, in point Of Durability as
well as Beauty.

Designs and estimates VIII be furnished ca sp
piiCaton. by the uDdeFlgne1 FOR artistic interior
decorating competing Ia price and beauty of
finish wish Wallpaper decOrs ions. Ay tie tlSe ~
the permanent wateT-coiar 'Arfi- kElsornine.'
Neglarsntee 20 do thls sri Sic ana durable
decorating 20 as 70 produce better effects fCr the
same amount ofnoney fhst Il would cos to DO
the same nom with Wallpaper. either IN cBec1
or eish rate work. ahd the work j. guaranteed -
ie rf~I1 ancnt ard that Il viii never REQUIRE tax
ing OF 70 re-fnish The walls with the same OF a3y
other duisn.
The ceiling of The new entrance 70 Powers .
opera HoDse Is sample OF one grade o. this
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
A Fine Pair Of Spectacles in
Case all for > LOO.
GOLD SPECTACLES,
PEBBLE SPECTACLES.
EYE GLASSES OF all kinds.

We refer with pleasure 20 the following names
who have been benefited By cur glasses.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-09-26
Rev. G. W. sanderlin.

The able candidate for State Andi
tor, reached the city yesterday en-
route TO fill appointments in the west.
He i, in splendid condition, and in the
best or spirits as to the outlook in the
State. He has already addressed the
people in many sections, and has
won universal applause as an earnest,
honest and eloquent speaker. He
speaks at Brevard to-day, Franklin
on Friday, Valleytown Saturday,
Murphy on Monday next. He was
to have met his fellow citizens at Hen
dersonville yesterday, and much re-
gretted that circumstances prevented
his doing SO. We trust the eloquent
speaker will have large crowds at all
his appointments.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-09-26
Wants Him to Come on.

A good eolored republican called
at Mr.. Mackey's store a day or SO
ago and wanted TO see Mr.. Mackey,
the democratic candidate for register
of deeus. Mr.. Mackey happened 20
be out at the ,'ne. The old man
was asked what he wanted with NJ =.
Mac11ev when The following elsued:
20. M.-Well boss, wanted to
tell Mr.. Mackey there a-e too many
nice men running for ierister. There
is Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Nichols, both
nice men, and Mr.. Mackey, he is a
nice man too, and think there are
too many. I wanted to ask Nj.
Mackey to come off,"
The boss smiled and told the old
man Mr.. Mackey was on to stay, and
the best thing heecould do would be
to get both Mr.. Brown and Mr..
Nichols 20 come off, as-both would
be beaten.