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The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-16
An Old Man Missing.

Absalom Plifer, eighty years Of age, has been
missing from No. DAT East South street for
twenty-fo hours. and his friends and relatives
are worried over his disappearance. His home
f. in Rush county and he here visiting
relatives. He was quite infirm.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-16
Death from LOck-.Jaw.

A few weeks ago Conrad Haldy, cigar
maker was thrown from buggy, when his knee
was injured. 1t was a slight injury, but infiam-
nation attended 1t and Haldy died day before
Yesterday from lock,jaw.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-16
Shelbyyflla.

Mrs. DR.. Leech, son and daughter, are visiting
friends at Dell Springs Miss Genevieve Par
ker, and Fora Metzger are the guests OF friends
I'm Indianapolis. Miss Mary Heron, OF Indian
apOlis, is the guest of Mrs. Samuel Hamilton
Miss Hattie Joyce, of Indianapolis. Is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. James o. Parrish. Mrs F. G. De-
witt has returned home from visit to Dayton,
o.. Rev. Samuel W. Workman Is visiting his
son in Kokomo, Ind Miss Florence Morris
attended reunion or the class OF 1886, at Ok
ford, o., last week.. Mr.. Henry Posi-. of st.
Louis, is visiting his mother in this city, who Is
quite sick. Miss Minnie Sutton at
fsRdsG Isnsae the at
Mrs. Helen Hoskinson, of Garden City, Kan, Is
visiting friends he re-. Mrs. Pleasant Griffey, is
visiting friends in Greensburg. C. II. Camp
bell, ticket agent of the Big Four here, is visit
ing his father in Lexington, Ind. Mrs. Alice
Major and Mrs. Jane Elliott visited friends at
Franklin last Thursday The Kensington Club
held very pleasant meeting at the residence of
Miss Lulu Glessner last Friday afternoon. :;
Misses May Hamilton and Ella Dougherty and
Earl Karmire have returned home from Hano-
yer College Miss Mote sutton returned from
Glendale College last Thursday evening. Mrs.
Belle Crawley, matrOn of the Olphans' Home at
Richmond. lind. is the guest of Mrs. Alexander
Lewis. Miss Eva Barlow, OF Greensburg, Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Stewart. 49,. Miss
Ora Brady has secured position in the print
ing department at Washington, ID. c. Mr. Jas.
L. Caughey. local editor Of the Republican, has
been quite sick for the last two weeks, but isnow
improving.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-16

A. Fl. Nordyke and Amos X. Hollowell have
bought tw snty- six of ground OF Mrs. Losey,
on College avenue. for $4,000. They propose
to sudivide it and put the lots on market. The
sale was made through j. s. Wright Il Co.
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Killed by the Cars.

Philip Zieger, a laberer, with no regular home,
fell under c., c., G & I. train, at the Virginia
avenue crossing, last night, and re ceived in
juries from which he died an hour later at the
City Hospital. He desired to go to Brightwooi
and was attempting TO board a moving train
His limbs were badly mangled, and death re-
suited from the shock
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-16
AUCTION SALE.

UCTIoN SALE-of Drugs. Medicines. Fixtures
N etc. TO the Trade.we win sell on Monday morn
ing June IL 10 O'Clock nj the store No. 5S2
VIRGINIA avenue the stock of drugs medicines. scales
prescription case. dispensatory. patent medicines.
show cases. shelving. etc etc. to be sold whole.
or in lots 10 suit purchasers Terms cash: sale poa
tive. 0USTIN & McCCRDY. AuctoneerA
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free art display viii be given at ST. Johns
Academy on Wednesday. Graduating exercises
VIII occur Monday week at o'clock p. N. The
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-16
The Johnstown Relief Fund.

The following contributions have been received
for the benefit of the Johnstown brethren by
Frank Bowers, G. X. r. s. of the Knights of
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-16

sisters regret that the hall is not large enough to
allow them to issue personal invitations TO the
numerous friends OF the academy.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-16

PoRTIFY yourself for the diseases peculiar
to warm weather. by taking Ayers Sarsa-
parilIa.
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N O II IC Z
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF Prather
IN e Hanckel has this day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent Mr.. Hanckel is authorized TO liquidate
and settle all the business OF said firm.
AUSTIN B. PRATHER,
HENRY 8. HANCKEI-
Indianapolis, June g, 1889.
NEW FIRM.
A partnership under the firm name OF Powell a
Hanckel has tlis day been formed. The rental real
estate loan and business heretofore carried
by Prather q Hanckel will be continued by said
Powell d Hanckel at their old stand No. 66 East
Market street, where they will be pleased TO receive
all tn friends and patrons of the old firm as well as
those of the new firm.
GEO. w. POWELL.
HENRY 8 HANCKEL.
June IA, 1885, sc East Markets
We have formed a contract with Mr. Austin B.
Prathef IN the real estate departm ent OF Office
where he will be pleased to bis old friends and
former patrons.
POWELL q HANcKEL 66 East Market ct.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-16
New Castle.


Kothe. and Mr.. Jesse Warren, ofNashvilie, Tenn,
are in the city.
New Castle.
Misses Kate Cooper and Flora Conner, or In
dianapolis, are guests of Henry country friends.
-. Mrs. Rachel Allen, of Columbus. o.. Is the
guest of New Castle relatives. Mrs. w. PEPPER
attended meeting OF the w. c. I. U. at Union
City this week Mrs. NJ. L. Reed is visiting her
sister at Peru Miss Georgia Byer is home
from Bloomington, where she has been attend.
ing the State University Miss Ida Laforge. OF
Fayetteville, was the guest of Miss Edith Miller
last week. Mrs. X. j. Edelman visited friends
at Kennard and Knightstown last week.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Scott and Frank
Mack, OF kokomo, spent last sun
day. the guests of New Castle friends;
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Davis and daughter Lille.
and Mrs Mariah KOons. left last Thursday for
Humboldt, Neb. Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Scott and
Mrs. Frank Newcom. of Hagerstown. spent last
sunday with friends here. :. A concert was given
in Jennings Hall, on Tuesday evening, under
the auspices of the " w. c. T. O., for the benefit
of the JohnstOwn sufferers. The receipts netted
$63. so. Mrs. A. s. Woot0n and children are
visiting friends in Clinton county. George
Maxim returned this week from years stay In
Maine; Miss Leone Morris is visiting at
knghtstown.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-16
MOreExcessL LOSsesby Bad Debts

The United States Credit System Company guaran.
tees TO merchants and manufacturers the payment Of
excess losses arising by Of bad debts during
the year The company issne as per its Classification
guarantee certificates for $40 per 81 900. The sys-
tenn OF the company makes its guarantee certificates
good as the United States bonds themselves, and
enables firm that avalls itself Of this guarantee
increase its business without increasing Its risks
Fur further particulars address
NJ. 10TH, Manager,
Central Department Office, Sinton Building. corner
Fifth and Vine streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
AGENTS WANTKD-Must furnish best references as
to integrity, sobriety and ability.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-16

Donations to the amount Of $541 have also
been reported as having been sent
Headquarters, Department of Indiana, G. A.
r., has received the following amounts for
JOhnstown comrades since the last report:
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-16

NEW hat-racks at VIM. l.. Elder'A
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
yConcluded from Third Page. !

Nashville, Tenn Miss Anna Laurie Stafford. OF
Columbus, is in the CITY,. Mrs. X. c. Nodler Is
seriously I'll Mrs A. II. Hamburger and Miss
Name Schaffer of Martinsville, are guests OF
Mrs. Ed Lauer Misses Mary Clark and Mary
Kothe and Mr. Jesse Warren, of Nashville, Tenn,
ara in fha eif
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED NURSE-Hghly recommended. ex-
w perienced nurse girl TO take infant in small
family. must be willing 10 go 10 Boston with family.
Good wages and home. Call 20 West Ohio 81
II WISH TO employ few ladies on salary 10 take
i charge OF our business at theE home. No talking
required. Permanent position. Wages $lS per week.
Money advanced for wages. etc. VIII good wages
III only part OF the time can be employed. refer
20 the people in Louisville Address with stamp.
MRS MARION WALKER. 4th and Chestnut streets.
Louisville. Ky. No attention paid to postal cards
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-16
WANTED-M HELP.

VyrANTED-A good canvasser for Life Insurance
w In the city. Liberal terms. The Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance Company. c. .. WARBU r.
TON, Manager, - Vance Block.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-06

season 10 fll . warehouse for Treasurer
J. Y. T. Smith. Some 1900 sacks have
been piled up and about 1880 paid out
to Poor Lo therefor Herald.
Superintendent G. II. Adams covers a
largo territory in his missionary super.
vision of Arizona and Sonora. He has,
however, carried the gospel light to all
points between Panama and the North
Pole. The Salt river valley compares
favorably in religious development with
any portion Of his mission. The Metho'
dists of Arizona have church property tc
the value OF $75, 900, free and unencum.
bered. Herald.
Streeter, better known az the "White
Apache" was shot and killed near Ma
cesar last week by young Mexican, the
brother Of young senorita to whom
jtreeter was paying attention. Streetel
was known in Tombstone, where he was
treated for a broken leg. His brother,
who is much younger than himself, has
made Tombstone many visits from tina,
section. Both OF the Streeter brothers
were born in Santa Barbara, Cal, where
their father still lives. What the White
Apache knew Of the deviltry committed
by the Indians OF the Apache trib'
.ould fill a large volume. lie has fn
twenty years lived with them, knowr
their secrets and taken part in their es
capes from justice. In their future raid
into Sonora the Apaches will not have
this faithful ally 10 rely upon for assist
aprn. -~-Pn@s,cfor
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-06

The enterpising publishers, and sta
TONERS Of San Francisco, California, The
Bancroft Company, have just issued a
most unique work which will greatly facil.
itate business and social intercourse be-
tween the f.nglish.speaking and the
Spanish-speaking countries OF North
America II contains wonderful amour,
Of information regarding things which
everybody wants 10 know about. No such
book was ever published In any language
II fills great necessity. II will appear
annually, in both Spanish and English
II should lie upon tia liable OF every in
teliigent persor, ia North and South Amer
lea, ready for easy reference. II con
tains, besides thousands Of commercial
and social matters, an epitome Of laws
and governments, routes of inter-commu
nication, tariffs and customs clearanccs
postal regulations, port charges, products,
agricultural and mining matters. There
are oyer 900 pages, and each page con
tains matter equal to about three pages o1
an ordinary book. See advertisement in
another column for agents, 10 whom
very liberal terms are offered.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-06
800 Reward. 500.

The readers OF the MINER will be
pleased TO learn that there is at last one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all it's stages, and that il
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known 10 the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a oonstitp'
tional disease, requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucus surfaces Of the system, there
by destroying the foundation Of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprie
tors hs ve so much faith in its curative
powers that they offer 800 for any case
that it fails TO cure Send for list OF tes-
timOnials. Address
FL. CHENEY IL Co., Toledo, Ohio.
- Sold by druggists, 75c.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-06
ArlxWna B'Sst0llces.

s, denotes U. 3. Money Order office; !,
Wells -Fargo's Express Office; 70. b. County
Seats.
APACHE CoURTY--Alpine, Erastus, Fort
Apache s, Gansdo, Hoibrook { I, Houckl
Tank, Eeams Canyon, Navajo !, EutrIoso
Pinedale. st. Johns 70. h. :, st. Joseph
Show Low, Snowflake, Springervills :, Tay,
ior, Winslow :, Woodruff.
CocHIsE CousTY-Bens0n !, Bisbcs
Brannock, Camp Huachuca !, Dos Ca
bezas, Dragon !, Fairbank !, Fort Bowie :
Powers. st. David. San simon, lewiston
Tombstone 70. h. :, Wilcox {, Wilgus.
GrrA CoUSTY-Armer, Dripping Springs
Globe &c. b. !, San Carlos. Tonto.
GgkHAa CouNTY-Bonita, Cedar Springs
Central, Clifton {, Duncan, Dunlap, For,
Grant. Fort Thomas$, Morenoi I, Pima
Stafford, Solomonvilie &c. h. !, Thatcher.
MAErccpA CousTY--Agua Csliente, Back
eye. Edith, Giia Bend, Lehi, Mcdowell
Peora, Phenix 20 h. 8 !, sentinel. Tempe {
yulture. Wiokenburg, Zenos.
MoHAyE CoUsTy-Hackberrv !, King
man 10 b. /, Lost Basin, Mineral Park s
Mohave CITY, Pesch Springs !, Signal
Stockton.
NAVAJO INDIAN REsEKyATIoS-Fort DE
fiance.
PrMA CoUSTY-Ameriean Flag, Arivaca
Caiabasas. Grittenden !, Greaterviiie, Har
shaw, NoRaies :. Noonvills. Olive. Ore
Bianco, Pantano /, 0uiiotoa, kedington
Salero, Tucson &c. h. !, Washington.
PHAL CoUsTY-Cesa Grande !, Dudley
vile, Florence 70. h. St, Mammoth, Oracle
OrizabG, Pinal s :, Red Rock, Riverside
Sacaton, Silver King ) Vekol.
YAvAPAI CouSTY-AQua.Fria Valley. Alex
andra. Antelope Valley, Aultman, Bayard
Bellemont :, Biz Bug, Bueno, Bundle Bee
Camp Verde, Canyon Diablo !, Cherry
Chino. Cienega, Cordes, Cottonwood, Crow
King, Flagstaff I. Hillside. Howeils, Jerome
Juniper, Lees Ferry, Mayer, Payson, Pine
Prescott G. h. !, Rye, Seligman, Sim
mons, Skull Valley Stanton, Stoddsrd
Strawberry, Tip Top, Tuba City, Walker
Walnut Grove, WhIpple 5, Williams !.
YUMA CousTT--Chrystoyal, Ehrenbera
Harrisburg, Parker. Yuma &c. h. !.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-06
$500 OR $1,000.

Apply immedistely or the opportunity
will be lost, as every foot of this whole 70
gion will soon be occupied by active and re.
liable workers.
Neither experience nor capital is reqnil Cd
to engage in this enterprise, as the bool
VIC give our agents 70 days time in which
tn deliver aud collect before paying us. Ad
dress THE HISTORY CO,
7Z3 Market St., San Francisco, Cal.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-06

SPECIFICATIONS just issued by the post
master general for the guidance Of bid
ders under the next contracts for postage
stamps, advertised for under date Of June
II, 1889, provide for bids for two series oil
stamps in different size, one Of them be-
ing the size now in use, the other one
third smaller. In speaking OF the pro
posed changes Postmaster General Wan
nsmaker said he believed the smaller
sized stamp would be quite as useful and
popular as the larger size now in use, and
by reducing the size of the stamp very
material saving would he effected, which
could be profitably expended in better
and in every way more desirable color.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-06

The Attorney General decides that
Arizona may proceed to frame State
Constitution, notwithstanding the alb
sence OF an enabling act. In order to get
into the Union, however, it will be neces-
sary for her to show that she can be
relied upon for Republican majority
Elohe- IAamorrat
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-06

The disposition Of Governor Wolfey
to visit the different counties Of the Ter
ritoYy in to be commended. This county,
we believe, has been honored with the
visit of but one Territorial Governor, and
that was years ago. The citizens OF
Nohave would take pleasure in entertain
ing Governor Wolfey, and the MINER
hopes that he can make it convenient TO
spend q day in our enterprising and
growing county seat.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-06

TIE Tucson Citizen in q recent issue
contains the following sensible sugges-
tions from Governor Wolfey. The Citi.
~ says that he intended asking Con.
gsss TO authorize the funding of all
bonded Indebtedness In the Territory by
The issue of Territorial bonds, to run
forty or fifty years, before being redeem
able, and that the counties and towns
would be authorized to borrow from the
Territory for the redemption Of all
county, town or city bonds, or outstand-
ing debts. The Governor has been 3D.
viaed that bonds Of the above description
eou1d be negotiated for and at rate Of
interest not exceeding per cent, and
probably lower II this can be done,
and we see no reason why it cannot, there
will be a saving of interest OF nearly so
per cent on the present rate, for all the
bonded Indebtedness in our Territory
counties and cities included. The Coy
ernor also said that this would be equiv
alent to cutting down the debt 80 pei
cent, and that he shoulj ask Congress to
allow an additional issue for the con-
struction OF two north and south rail-
roads through the Territory, as being the
greatest want Of the Territory. We be-
lieve the Territory from one end TO the
other would say amen TO this, and in
every way give their aid aud encourage
ment TO the Governor ~ accomplish his
plans. The Territorial debt, including
that OF counties and cities, is abou
t2,7O0,GpO. The present average interes
is + per cent, aggreIating an annual out
lay OF $4,000 fDr interest alone. II b!
the method abOve outlined the interes
he reduced to per cent there will be :
clear yearly sagIng OF $4,000. II Ioy
ernor Wolaey .gceeeds in his landabl'
undertaking he viii he entitled +" th'
thanks Of the entire Territory.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-06

Tine initiative has been taken by Gov
ernor Wolfey 20 have the Territorial
officials OF his appointing recognized.
He has requested Auditor Hughes to a.
sumo the duties OF his office. This will
probably lead to more litigation, but II
will oil the rnore speedily settle the ques.
ton as to the legality OF Governor Wolf
Laws snrpiptpea
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-06

The expenses for running the county
have been unusually small during the
past quarter, the board Of supervis-
ors ordering warrants drawn on the
county treasury for smaller aggre-
gate amount than for any single quarter
during the past five years. This is due
to the abolishing OF the salary law, and
to the fact that the second quarter Of the
the year the expenses are nearly always
less. Further, there has been little or nc
criminal business IN the courts and con
sequently no prisoners to feed and Other
necessary expenses contingent with thei,
imprisonment. 1t is hoped for the good
of the taxpayers Of the county that thin
state Of things will continue to last.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-06

The prospects are that if Geronimo
and his band are returned to this Terri
tory their lives will be considerably
shortened. II the humantarians wish
the lives OF these Indians prolonged let
them keep them out OF the reach of the
Ayiznna cOiyts
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-06

The editor of the ArzOnan was set
upon by one Of the members Of the
board Of supervisors Of Maricopa county,
and has the following to say of the affair
Zone Of the members OF the board ol
supervisors, who raised the salary Of the
clerk from 500 TO 1920 per year, yester'
day assaulted the editor Of the Arizonan
The records OF the police court show
that Charles Standard forfeited bond o
SO. Charles Standard is member d
the present economical board o
supervisors, and asserts that he is able
10 give q personal apology" for thu
two members Of the board that are nov
acting. Mr.. Standard slept in the county
Jail last night, or should have done 20
The records oil the police court will shoN
that Charles l.. Mosher, editor Of thii
paper, appeared before the city recorder
and the case against him was dismissed.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-06

Ir is stated on good authority that the
names Of the SUCCESSORS OF the present
judiciary of Arizona will be made public
in n few weeks
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-06
KINGMAN, JULY 9, 1889.

THE mines OF Mohave county are
eventually destined to prove the richest
in the Territory.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-06
HISTORY OF
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From the earliest period 10
the present tissse.

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HERE II THN REAL CABINET

Fgosa the Indianapolis Journal. faepl
The Journal viii relieve public curl aSlly
~ etsssiis thai Gen. sIsrrisen's cabinet
viii eea.dss uf the following;
sae-Tetssrs "a Sfn;c--A gentlemen W ma.
t40aal reputation sad large exnerieac& ia
patale affairs. who viii be eatiFety free
tfe9s sasshbesY and VIII not attempt 80
Compensate for bis saasessisney - strong
pslsrrs hy bis tracGleaco and brasato 10.
ward weaf oneS.
secretary az ihe TreasssSr-~A practical
statesman and foancier. WAC viii not ysc.
late the Law to nagse the surplus. doc;or
the rnnntAly debt statements la make tire
reduction appear large. nor carry sa eaor-
nous government depessI Ia favored IA
ttonal banks without interest.
Secretary OF Nar--A taan of military
kEos letSe, who with no. permit any Of his
stihaFsiinstes 20 issue os,iesS restoring cap
Tired rctel Gags or discharge sognea aud
chkldree.
Secretary OF the Nsvy--A real man, and
nes osse pFinefp aisy Known for following
Tie chase 80 paper fax anists aud "a an as.
piftas s,lclety leader,
SECRETARY az size latpriur-A weli-a ssssy "a
Republican who vii Gof tsFsier the z.nYsrt
aaent Gag at hsif-taass ssgsn a ssstip
Eatsaed eaniS0ersfe dies. aetl who 5.sses
not eagage Ia private land spesalatians
fazssassfefsts@s3egzi--A fsroEg su4s.Zt RSs,
. publican. who wiil tNex.n - faf,tyss ths
r<sessi s'tysee witaia an a~a- nfler be hss
sssen tile esth nj ofssee. SID who " 1T use
bis atsasssf energy to restore Il 20 is
I homer eftsrtency. He will also assist Ia
( sAse removal ct ssatsle FosfmasteFz
Asssrtley tsenesal--t !aSYeF of psffoaal
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