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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04

aysnt the twal." About thirty gussts
 were present, and the number would
 have been greater if several ot "ths
 boys" had not been on the might shift" in the mine. All present de- clared the entertainment exceedingly
 delightful. -
 Sheriff o'Nsill, NJ ]. Hickey, Carl
 Helton and J. NJ. Dodson returned
 yesterday from their trip to Yuma,
 where they safely landed seven prison srs. While en route. the secret was discovered whereby small saws and
 other instruments were found m the rail, Previous to leaving Yuma, the three train robbers had false compart- ments made in the seles of their boots which were filled with saws, files, etc. While on the way to tho prison, after finding that there was no hopes oi being able to use them successfully, Tobe Quince let the secret out, by rip ping the sole of his boot and disclosing a miniature tool chest, the instruments all having been made with special view of utility in breaking jail. The pris- oners were all in good spirits, and ac- cspted their fate philosophically.
 The Prescott Chautauqua Reading Club held their regular meeting last Wednesday at the residence of Mrs. J. w. McGowan. The meeting was called to order by the president. Quo. tations at roll call were about Thanks- giving. Mrs. Wollenberg read an arti cle, by Jean Paul Richter, on "Art and the Influence of Rome Mrs. Mo- Gowan recited a poem, "How they Saved St. Michaels." Mrs. 0'Nsill read from the November Chautauquan an article on Maria Mitchell. The ques- tions were on Roman History, and the "Ssal Fisheries" Current events in the various countries were discussed, and the meeting adjourned, to meet at Mrs. J. H. Wrights, wedn, sday. De cenber 4th. Mrs. Culver invited the Club to "high tea" at her house Friday, the 9th proximo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
Born.
NrrrxNpsRF-In Prescott, November 18th, to tho vile of Frits Aittendoff, q daughter,

Pure cider vinegar at A. Aitken's.
 Tobacco and cigars, numerous brands, st Ford's.
 Periumery and notions, etc, At Fords.
 Kniyes, gen uins wostenholms, etc at Ford's.
 Railroad ticksts bought and sold at \. Aitken's.
 Fresh candies aud nuts prize boxes etc.. ct Fora's.
 8tationery-ink, paper, pencils ard postage stamps. st Ford's.
 Ladies' 6ne visiting cards, lates' styles, as this sfhce.
 Buy your Louisiana stAte Lottery ickets of A. Aitken, who has the agency Tor tho same. in Prescott.
 Pain and dread attend the use oi most oatalrh rsnsdies. Liquids and snufis arc unpleasant as we'll q dangsrous. Elys Cream Balm is safe pleasant. sasily applied into the nes' trils, and . sure cure. It clsanses the nssal passagss and heals the intiamsd membrane. giving relief at once. Price 50 cents.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
BussnEss 1ocAs.s.


 Birch Beer at the FAshion salssn.
 stoddart's BsffAlo nssd at the sss- erac. n;t1
 stonewsll Whisky at ibs Monte zuma. If
 Christmas and New Year Cards. at Goldwater's. ii
 Christmas and New Year Cards. st Goldwater's. ti
 Ladies' Walking Jackets. st p.s. Sullivan's. If
 Toland's Tonic ios sale as the cor.sr Drug Store ii
 Coxe's glycsriae lotion At Rosa Corner Drug Stor. nlsi
 Christmas and Sew Year Cards at Goldwater's. Ii
 Christmas and New Year Cards. at Goldwater's If
 Cowboy sas6ss specially al ossa- burg's. ditt
 Greatest drink oI the age saaals mead. at the Sacersc. nIsa Schooner Beer st the Montszuna, 5 cts glass. u
 Christmas and New Year Cards. at Goldwater's. u
 Ladies' Broad Brm Black Felt Hats, at D.J. Sallivana a
 Nice lot. of Ladies Felt Hats just received at D. J. SuIlivan's. H
 Try bottle of Tolsnd's Tonic, for sale at the Corner Drug Store. If
 Try bottle of Telands Tonic, for sale at the Corner Drug store. If
 If you want to gss goods at the lowest prices, cal on D. J. Sullivan X Co. ti
 Children's Plush. Silk, aad woolen Hoods. the very latest, by D. J. Sulii- van X Co. If
 Everything fouati in srst-olAss harness shop can be had at Osenbarg's at bottom prices. dEu
 The famous ard popular old~sssh- toned drink of our idads"--birch beer. can be had at the Fsshioa Saloon. nsftf
 Good work and lev prices tell osenburg Bros. are always rushed. When you come tc Prescott call and examine their stoek Of harness, sAddlss,  etc. and obtain psicos- alif
 By request of several citizens, Mrs. E. M. Jennings win open select school for children, beginning Dscem- Der ed next, at her residence. Tuitles, s ts $5, according 70 grade n256t
 The most obstinase cases et oAtsrrh arc cured by the nsa of Ely's Cream Balm, the snly agreeable remedyx It is not liquid or saaa. is -assisy'sp- piled into the nostiils. For cold in the head it is magical. U gives relief ss once. Price 90 cents
 4. Aiken has rscslysd enc car lead of extra fancy MisseuEi apples. oa sale. by the barrel, or in less quantities Also. some sxcellent Nes York. sand refined. cider, and eastern oranssrries. Fresh candies, nuts Fine cigars, O. bacco, etc, etc. Al at bottom prices,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
Entitled e the 0o0t.

All ars entitled to the hsst that their money will buy, @ every family should have at once, . bottle sf the best family remedy, Syrup of Figs. to elsanss the system whsa oostive or bilious, For sale in 50o and &l bottlss by all leading druggists.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
Adv,os 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be uscd for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for Di- arrh9a. Twentv-ive cents . bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
Number 0to.

Tickett No. 6i5 drew the smokers set. Present your ticket and take tho set, by December l5, 1889
 O. w. FORD.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
D. Pans.and: oenslsf.

Office and residence OCT ste tae Will- iams uoase. G,tTieN street, Eeeps :thorougl,.y Informed tgs,a att 's- sal- sroyemen,s ia aenti lry. E1@y oper stion carefully sperf.irinei a'aii sastls- lactios sisras'csSsss Prescott, JEu, lSs Is
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04

am eaeteocd tha& CncH n hfetlstsr1 in Esv fsr;- of u and my .Nn elstsP d1e<l af O. Nv fseIius,s mag hc imsa;ihcdL thaA When thc horrsie aiseasa .s c 's IT. S IT., % .,ss, ., . ss ; rot he cut out Eanler-ao reu<ss ies were rS<f for R, bat tho Cancer grcw espey NoFso until II rsens- cd that was donlaf<s Co lo;lo& me ofhets ef sa1 family. took SWtffs sreci6c. kch fresn the nr<s day, fe-cet ouf thc rD)ppnA our c1nfirusd ils uee untu had tnkce several bottles hen leand aay~ eclf well I know th=s A e S. ezrt<f rsr.
 Winston. N. C.. Nov, &, & Ms s M ipoI-
 Send fcs Book a Cancer snd lis~-i F,s.<-=s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
vNoodchoppess, Paokoro, and Sack
 ere Wantodl

Ten encrgetic young mon Wanteds oy the Mockingbird Mill and Aining G., Cherry creek, as wsod-choppsrs and for sacking orc. Aust bs sober and in. luxurious, and well recommended. Ap ply in person, CT by mail, to
 RICHARD DI KUHN.
 naN9 Cherry. A. r.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
oen,lssrs.

Dr. J. N. Marshall. cf Flegstag. win be in Prescott after November 21th. prepared to perioFra all operations ia dentistry Those wishing first class work done will dc well ss call All work guaranteed. .CAIl early. as my stay will be short. ns2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04

iSA Acninx asSes and Back, Hip. ktds NN ney, and Uterine PAins, Rnsu matte.
 A sc,stfc, Neuralgia, Sharp, and shoos fS<Hisg Paine, relieved ta enc oleute ,y the CuStcafa A = a. ealu R1aoeops 2s cte.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
City Council Preeesd,nes.


 City council met Monday, Dec. 2d. at o'clock p. m. Present full board.
 Councilman Parker reported that he had ordered new boiler for city water works.
 Orick Jackson made application fer special rates for water to be used through motor. Application rejected. the council having determined to make no more rates for motors.
 The clerk was instructed to advertise fer propos ~ls for 100 cords of sound, dry pine wood-e5 cords ? feet leng, and a cords 4 feet long. to be delivered at the city engine house.
 The clerk was instructed and directed to notify all parties using water motors, that there will be no rates made for, nor any water furnished for water motors after January let, 1890.
 The clerk was directed to advertise for proposals for erecting foundation for new boiler at city engine house. and for setting boiler therein, as per specification, etc.
 The clerk was directed to publish for period of 30 days the Election proclamation for municipal cleo ion to be held Tuesday, January 7th, 1889, at the City Hall.
 The Prescott Fire Department was allowed the use of the city hail for ths purpose of giving the Firenen's ball on Christmas eve, free of rent. Bills were audited and allowed, and tho clerk ordered to draw warrants in payment of the same, as flows: D Dwyer, assigned acct Mar shal Dodsou month of Nov. .$lOO O0 Samuel Hill, mdse. ....... 60 96 Joseph Atkin, assigned acct ot Stem r. ................. V Clark & Adams, for wood .... l10 % F Mahoney, engineer, Nov... 100 % r Kastner, for water meter. IA Oo Wm Wilkerson, auditor Nov. 90 00 Dude Hose Go, care hose cart. OO Toughs Hose Co, care cArt.... OO Hose Go. care cart co Hook& Ladder Go, care truck. 0O James Butler, janitor ...... 0O Courier. printing 4S 90 | T Neighbour. vatchman 36 % IJF Coyle. wstchman. 10 % GR Emerick. vatchuan 4 % F. M Tackett, hauling .... oe D Levy X Go, mdse. ..... 6o FG Parker. 4 80
 Total. .$5S7 3l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
Cured by Cuticura.

our oldest child, now siH years ct age when An tnfsnt six months old was attac ck cd oy ,s via'sn.. ., maignan, .i, skin disess:' All family phy ian, W ho attempted to euro t. hut it spreai with alraost incredible rapiAity psrson, from tue middle of his back d swn b his ' uces, was ons solid rash, ugly, painful. blo.ches, au malicious. We had no rect duced to try the CuricuRA Rkh hEpIKs. The effect was simply mArv~lious- In thsee or iSsync iSsr the ,ssls iesIev Ss'S D.,.co o16n M ant healthy as though ee had never been q. tackled h my epinion, your valu' bic rene heahhy child. perfectly vel, 10 rsps,ition oi the discase having eye. occurred
 AshiSSd. o.
 Boy Covered with Soabs.
 My boy, aget nine years. h As been troubled all h ,s life with very bad hu or, which Ap. a, with . dry white scA6 over thenr Las, with scsbs tom the top os his head to his ,S"cx ,sss sna he had Sssa treated " ,wo % pSys cfans. AS . last resort. l deter atned to sry the Curic IRA REMsnI!s, ana am happy 10 say they did st that could wish. uskng them according to directians. tho humor rap. Ialy disappeared. ieavipg tue sktn fair and Tn ns gre s Ssa ssiS s for them. They gre worth their weight In gold. GEO. r, LEAVITr,
 No. Anaover, MAsa.
 cutlcura Rosolvont
 The new Blood Further and curest and beat os Hupcr Remedies, internally, and CuuCUsA. fA3 Crea Skin Cure, and CurI cVRA soAr, an exq aistte Skin beautiner. ex ,ernalIy, speedily, permanently and eco. blecdiug. scaiy. crussed, pimply. scaiy, sorof. utous, ana hereditary huaors with ioes of hair thus avoiding years cf iossnre and dls. figuration. Parents. re member this cures in childhood are permanent.
 Sold evesywhere. Price, CurfcuRAs 6oc; Soar s5cs REsaIvENr, N. Prepared bv the Mnsa.
 aD-Send for "How to Cure skin Diseaasa," {" e pages, 60 illustrations and loo tesumonlale. BAbY s asa rs Ss SSs sSar gnu As.o
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04

A diamond ring'lhs 6alss Rlll please leave same at t'!;a aiH se,. ani rs ce;ve liberal reward .-. n2elt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04

TUESDAY, De-. 3.
 Board met December 3d, at II o'clock pursuant to adjournment. Pressnt the same as at the preceding meeting. Judges H. W. Fleury and O. G. w. French appeared in refsreacs to their assessments.
 On motion, the real property known s"Fleury's Addition to the city of Prescott" was stricken iron tho asssss- meut of Henry w Fleury, as the sans property is assessed to 0. c. W. French.
 On motion, l7 lots, valued as .12S9, was added to the assessment ef 0. G. w. F rench.
 The application sf the Uaitsd Verde Copper Go. for . reduction of their assessment, after being care ully sx- amined, was refused.
 c. Douglas Brown appeared in refer ence to the boundary line bstwssn Yuma, Maricopa and YsvAPai countiss. On motion, the clsff vas directed to notify the Yuma Copper Go, through Frank Nicholson, superintendent, to send at once . list of all it's property ts the county treasurer of Ysvapai ooun. ty. to be by him entered on the tax roll, as the Board believes said property to bs situated in this county
 Board adjourned until , o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
Two narnss. Makers
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C-n fad employment st Osenburg Bros, by applyiagst saee dIa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
sea,s q supe,ylss,s.
FalDAY. Nov, g.

FRrDAy, Nov. g. Beard met at 10 o'clock, pursuant t> adjsurnmsnt. Present, 6. P. Bshau (chairman). and Msrris 0sldwstsr, su pervisors, and the clerk. Petition for . school district at Con. gress City. having been approved by the county school superintendent, was read and granted. and said school dis. srirt is hereby established. with boun- daries as follows: sonmensine d stanton in YavApAi county. A. T., run ming thence in norshvestsrly dirse. ton to old Camp Date Greek, thence southerly to south county line of Yavapai county. thence back ts stsn- ton in northerly direction.
 Bond of Lyman s. Drun. as red overseer of district Nc. 8, was sr- proved.
 Board adjourned until Saturday, No vembsr 30.h at 10 o'clock.
 MONDAY. December 2.
 Board met December sd. 1889, ct 2 o'clock. pursusnt to adjourausat. Present. s. P. Behan (chairman), and Morris Goldwassr. supervisors. aud the clerk.
 On motion it was ordered that all prisoners sentenced by justices of the
  peace of Flagstaff CT Williams for ps- riods of thirty days or less shAll be de- liveted to the deputy or under sheriff al Flagstaff, and shall be imprisoned by him in the branch jail at FlAgssaff. Bond of c. Clearry. batchsr at Ash Fork, was approved.
 Petition for . school district at Tuba City was read and granted, aud said district is hereby established, with boundaries as follows: A region of 35 mile square about Tuba City, Ysvspsi county, Arizona, as . center.
 Board adjourned until to-day, Dec. Ed, st II o'clock
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
Baby one Solid Rash

l4ly, psiatui. bletehea,. 0al1eleas. Me rras by day. ns peace hy nixhG Dec- sofs sua ael remedies failed. TP1ea
 sWsieWra. E9ees marvellous. oaVea
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
6,,.cur. Reeolvent
N0W MY SIDE ACHES :!

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 ufe1v purN,
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BALTIMORE AND ONO R.uRo,n


Leave WASHINGTON from station corner of New Jersey
For chicaso and Northwest, ves.ibuied Limited ex.
For Spsinnst 81 Louis, and Indianapolis, express
For P,sburg and Cleveland. vestibuled Limited ex-
For + tington and Local Stations 10 loan.
t9r BALTIMORE, week days, 900, 6 80, q 40, 30
65, 30 as @inutes5 IL Is M 145 min.
s ss5 To-? 20 e and ~? ;6 30 o:i5 9i5 80 go
s:3g. 8:t3, IS 2 ~ r. 95 S56, 30
For Way stations between Washington and Ba All
n1Cfs nm w. t9 $50 "a 1910 3;25, 30 a..
Trans lave bsitimore for Washington week days.
9S SS $685. ii 3 4S m1nStsi "a
sos, 1905. 1910 ana ii 90 pm y s9ndsSs 80
iil 30 500 t45 m6i n 300; so5, 1926 am
For AnRar5i hS az AID fh am 1910 and
saPols am iai05 40 pm t sanaa an
For Stations on the Metropolitan Branch. rs :35.
AIN and phd Is 5o5 Pneipa stations only
For Gathersbnrg and Intermediate points 10 90 q.
Ear ri ~ r. a. 20 % 30 = 20 P m
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday a. lis
M stopping at all stations Metropolitan Branch
FOR Frederick, flO:lOa m, "A 35 and t5:30p. IN
Tor fagerstown, no 10 a. m. and rs BOP m.
ma Aif ron Heaso daily $50 a. m and
q M and 50 p. m; from Pittsburg IS: IS a M.
f1:2O and 1855 y. NJ
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
For New S York 70 Trenton, Newark and Elizabeth n
D., Io;OO, .9;3u. II 20 a. m '2:30 Il lis ives
ubuled lilnitedl and 80 p ~ Buffet Parlor Car,
on all day trains. Sleeping Car on the 1880 p m,
Tor philadelphia, Newark Wilmington and Chester.
IS;OUi 'S;3O 20 a. IN, - 30 a d. 500 and
1880 m. For Atlantic City III 25 a. m.
M, For inter- ediate points between baltimore and
Trans leave New York for Washington, $50,
night.
Trains leave Philadelphia for WASHINGTON q 10.
S:l5, IL 10 a. H., IL AS. AIS, .5:l5 and 7:30
'~
Except Sunday DAILY. sSunday only
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and resi-
asices ~ mon transfer Co ON orders left ticket
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, CHAS O. sCT1I
10, oen MaIager Gen. Pass. A9't.
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Daily avge. ~, I25 23,6s2 23,4s4 27.0sa
Increase. 1,5j9 1.sOJ I.Jgs

Of this aggregate daily circulation Of 27,0s2
copies the books OF the Office show that average
OF 20,G29 copies were regularly delivered each
day, by carriers, al TIE homes ~ permanent SUD-
scrioers in the city aud suburbs OF the remainder
daily average Of 5.a2i were sold at the once, in
the hotels and railway stations, etc. and on the
streets by newsboys, making grand total average
within the district OF 25 30 copies daily leaving
daily average Of l,o32 10 be sent to regular sub
scr1oers residing beyond its limits by mail express
and railway trains
In addition 10 the 20,O29 copies daily delivered
at the homes OF subscribers a large proportion Of
the J42I otherwise disposed of in the city is reg
uiarly purchased by permanent residents, living
IN lodgings, &C. mot householders) while the
due goes into the hands Of transient visitors from
al parts Of the country, who each year come 10
The National capital in greater numbers and for
longer periods ana who, furthermore, largely rep
resent The well-to-do and purchasing portions OF
the communities 10 which they respectively belong
The lastnamed is class Of readers alone well
worth reaching; but it Is 10 the phenomenaIy
large permanent local circulation VI the paper
and especially to its unparalleled hold upon the
household and family CIRCLE that the attention VI
advertisers Is particularly directed.
comparison VI the hume circulation Of % 45a
with the figures representing the entire popula-
ton OF the city viii conclusiyely establish the fact
that HE STAB reaches about every family in the
Districtof Columbia, and read every dog 6g more
usd'. uueeIoduTI4S u as population tCho are dble
70 read! 1t follows, therefore, an advertise
ment inserted ia its columns viii meet the eve Of
every person in the District worth reaching, Of
whatever race creed, SEA, age, condition ia Lie
IL only remains ~ be said, for the Information Of
those interested Ia the subject thaI in proportion
TO Its circulation, the rates of advertising in The
EVENING STAR, whether transient or for long
periods, rank with the very lowest in the United
States Indeed, taking both the extent and char
aeter OF Its circulation into consideration, II may
safely be claimed that 50 wide and such an excel
lent quality of publicity else be bought
for tne same money.
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B u SIN E s S.

The attention Of the business public d invited
with confidence 70 the superior advantages pre-
scented by The wAsHNeroS EVENING STAR as -
advertising medium. The sworn statements Of 10
daily circulation. published from week 10 week.
taken In connection with the data given below d
lustrste In the most striking manner the steady
and rapid growth Of the paper In circulation and
influence. They also establish, beyond contro-
versy, the fac, that THE STAR Is TIE best local od-
ce7fas''so MEDIUM, not only IN the rRGted Mates,
BAT ia the Uho's tooSdl This claim Il based and
conceded on the fact that city in any country Is
% thoroughly covered by the regular circulation %
single paper a. Is the city OF Washington by thst
OF IRE EVENING STAR; and it does not rest on the
exte'a alone, but also the character Of circuls-
ton Not only Is its local circulation the largea
and '.iies' OF any daily paper printed in proper
ton 10 population but IL Is also the BEST since the
paper does not merely so into the hands Of the
people OF the District OF Columbia az a body bur
into their ho1nes,-into the families Of all condi-
ions, ana Into those Of the incorporating 90
wen as the no7aep-edTysiHg portion Of the com
munlty,-in much larger ratio than any daily
journal that can be named By reason Of the
fuilness, freshness and reliability OF It's news,
local, domestic and foreign, its independent ana
fair treatment OF all public questions and espe-
csly because OF its intelligent and effective de-
voton 20 local interests and ts close attention 10
matters with which the household, and particu-
larry Its lacy members, are concerned, TIE Srss
Is everywhere recognized and admitted 20 be- i'm
every quality, the leading and favorite newspaper
OF the National Capital. alike in the counting
room, the Workshop, aud The family circle.
More conclusive evidence on these points no
person can ask than that afforded by the table
below. The growth of circulation therein indi-
Gated, with the analysis following clearly shows the
esteem in which the paper is held by the CON-
munity 10 whose interests il is 20 steadfastly de-
voted IL will be seen that. in the number of
copies issued, every month in the year lsss shows
handsome increase over the corresponding
month In each year given; and, "A further Illus
tration on that point, it may be stated here that
there has been a corresponding advance in the
number of new advertisements printed during the
year. The comparative figures for the four years
last past follows:
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kLE1sERrs DREss SHIELDS.
ABSOLUTELY THE
BEST AND MOST RELIABLE
Kleinert's FEATHER-WEIGHT Cwashable,)
KLEINERT'S SEAMLESS STOCKINETT.
KLElNERT'S SEAMLESS PURE RUBBER AND
VARIOUS OTHER DRESS SHIELDS.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT OUR TRADE MARK
and name tKLEINERT) on every pair.
mh1-3m BEWARE OF IMITATION.
TNHE FEDORA DRESS SHIELDS ARE PRO
Il nounced by Messrs. WOODWARD LOTHROP
as the best in their stock They have no equal. For
sale everywhere. jail geo
ERENCH DYEING. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
a ING ESfABIiSIiMENT. 1905 New York ave-
tlrstcass Ladies' and Gents work of every descrip
non; Flush, Velvet and Evening Dresses. ANTON
AND CAROLINE LEECH, formerly with A. Fischer
and Malson frlese- Paris. jail
A NTON FISCHERS DRY CLEANING ESTAB-
ALiSHMENT AND DYE WORKS, 900 q st. NV.
Ladies' and Gents Garments of all kinds cleaned and
DYED without being ripped. Ladies' Evening Dresses
Specially. 1hirty-hye years experience. Prices
ihoderate Goods called for and delivered. sl4
A LL-WOOI GARMENTS, MADE UP OR RIPPED
ddyed good mourning black
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Ell 500 q st.
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A Terrible Explosion on a Whaler.

letter from the United States consul at st.
Paul de Loanda, west coast of Africa, dated
March 20, gives particulars of the explosion on
board the whaling bark Sea Fox, of New Bed
ford, Mass. at Equimena, about March l. The
ship had put in for wood and water, and an ar
rangement was made with Antonio de Bastos
Pima to partly pay for supplies in pow der. He
came on board with friend and the powder
was hoisted up on the Sea Fox. As the cover
was taken off the box terrible explosion oc-
CURED, caused. it is said. by Senior Pima light
ing a cigarette. The after part of the vessel
was badly damaged, and she was set on fire,
but the flames were extinguished. Seniors Pima
and Barrinnas and Capt. John Holmes, Third
Mate DOMINGO Barbosa, and Steward Jose Fer
nandez, of the Sea Fox, were killed and five of
the crew were injured.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

OVAL LIQUID GLUE" MENDS EVERY
49, ~ thing! Broken China, Glass, Furniture Wood,
nacity! Drugs and Grocers 1Oc. and 25c. mh14-eoly
w. H. COMBS. ga 9TH ST N. w.. IMPORTED
and Domestic Groceries, Fine Wines and Liquors.
&c. The following well-known brands Of Pure Rye
Whistles constantly in stock: Old J. B. Thompson.
Baker. Upper Ten, Hannis Acme. Tskoma, jackson
and Grand Jury. mhl5-3m