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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

The treatment of many thousands of cases d those chronic weRknessee and distressing ailments peculiar to fenanlee. at the Invai3ds nus afforded vast experiences in nicely adapt- ing ard thoroughly testing remedies tor the cure of woman,s peculiar nlal.sdles.
 b the outgrowth. or result, of this great and .aluable experience. Thousands of testimo- nials. received from patients and from phyEi- yated and obstinate cases which had baf1ed their skill. prove it to be the most wonderful remedy ever devised for the relief and cure of suffering women It Is not recommended as a .cure-all. but e most perfect Specific for woman's peculiar ailments.
 As powerful, fnvigoratins sonic, and so the Tos and % s s sppsndass EsSs ss' % particular. For overworked. "worn out. !" rundown" dehilitated teachers, miliiners, keepers, nursing mothers, and feeble women generally. Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription 's the greatest earthly boon. being unegteled As q s0Othfng and ssrenEihening nervines favorffe Prescription is une- quaied and is invaluable in ailaytng and sub haustiou, prostration. hysteria. spssnss and other distressing, nervous symptoms com- moniy attendant upon functional and organic disease of the womb. It induces refreskins deep and relievas mental anxiety and do Dr. iicrce's Favorite Prescription
 
 compensated by an experienced and skillful physician, and adapted tD woman's deicnte Organization. It is psirely vegetable in it's esecss in any condition of the @ system. s': M Fos M morning sickness. or nausea. from whatever cause arising. weak stomach, indigestion, ays- pepsia and Kindred symptoms. its use, in small cosse, will prove very beneficial.
 ~EavOrite Prescription g fs post. tive euro for the most complicated and ob- stfnate cases of leucorrhea. excessive flowing, 
 proiapsns, or falling of the womb, weak back, - female weakness" anteyersioI, refroyersfpu bearing down sensations. chronic coneostion, inflammation and ulocrRtion of the womb, in- hamuiat!on. pain and tenderness in oyariee accompanied with internal heat"
 As regulator and promoter of func- siond sction, at that crit.cal period of change scr.ptiop is c perfectly safe remedial agent, and can prodrcs only good resuits lt fs .t.e'.cc,,s snf yaf,ah.a in Is ssfecss ments inoidesft c that 1afer and .nost crffic48 period, known ae The Change Of Iife.s = "Eavorise pressription,. {. when taken Golden Medical Discovery. and small laxative doses of D-. Fieroes Purgstive pelefs Little Iayer PiilSl; G cures Liver. Kidney and Bladder dlseases- Their combined use also rernoyce blood taints and abolishes euncsrurs aud scrpfalous humors from the systcn.
 "Eavorttc Prescriptions e ia the only nedlcine for women. soid by druggists. under faeturVfs. that it will give satisfaction ia every case, Of money will he refunded. This qIisrar tee has beea printed .oa the bottio-wapper, and faithfully carried out for many yearr Large bottles sloo doses) sx.0O, or six For larges illustrated Treatise on Diseases of cents in stampa. Address. 'e''' 's''A 'en Hohd's DispsnsaTY Haiical Association.
 SS3 E1ain sS-. RyTFraEA. NE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

Alter prolonged official investigation. the most extensive and complete de siruetion O! steam boilers on record has been attributed to the sudden ignition of coal gas, mixed with air. that bad sc- cumulated in the flues. The explosion occurred July s5, ISS7. in Upper Silesia, Germany. Twenty-two boilers, each wth more than 1000 square feet of heating surface, were instantly blown ,o pieces, buildings covering haIf an acre were destroyed and three men were killed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
-NranAY .ANuARY ,. lss 3
Going to strauss.

z The terutorai superintsnder; of pub | instmc:ioa hss requested District
 terneY Jobuscn to commence action ainst R | M rsson. probate judge d cS-sEeso esuuty sape5ia;endent s Euolic instruction. and his boodsmen,
 Ss5a which E. alleges Moruson had s soasf0llg draw iicn ,he schosl fund
 she shape ot sslsfy Herald
 The sppeuuts adees oi public ins,ruc- Oo shows exu. ordinary interest in the asIress ot ot,eI oiheisls Would !, b. be sell .o ,he Psof ? to request
 e sttoney sea esu to commence ac-
 lu against toe upernieden, of pub.- instrusuoe tor the oollecsion of a 'ge sum ei money drawn by aim per em as ex-s'ihc.c uemeer of The board | regents of he territorial univesrity 'ise a large sum lCc -iysd by the Ptof(P o pay bis expenses Q Washington.
 The auoras5een sral should also look nts the ess' os ihe publication of ths 'ebool laws ID pamphlsi form, aud the ,loseF the investigator the mo's inter. sstiag Sia she suais.s become.
 lnS ssas ansses these s0sl. .esaons II he interest ot tbs ,oole SC iool fund, Fhiea me frol ? tas % much pFidsis n pFogecu lg fro E toe raven sus nav of some of .bs C ofieio county Gas, the mote oui Ps thine own se, b thel s- rucsor
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
Nine na, 7 an, Be worked.

The ,und Q which Philadelphia is Y enc of he richest gold fields in
 er,d fhis is 2 fact le onl,
 -itg Es Ia, sheasi5 caat ss wcrked.
 ly As sae.e s IS underlald with b 2 5epth e. ten te,,-su area say
 GceE square 4 cuba ioot of clay
 h tso pound, aken rom 5 p Of Is feet when ihs cellar of the ish street market house was exca. 6s 'ra practically dsmensuzted to .aiE sessa-enIhs of grain ot gold. ! ne pounc in I,zs4,oeo The exper- ni sss repeated Tith about the same its sIih the clay taken from a brick i On ae suburbs, Supposing the sis saass oI clay to be 4.ISe, coo. GOO
 ds isndi, is really much geater), nosnt ef gold would reac5 in value 7omous sun of $I,s,ooo.ooo. The
 is much richer in gold taan clay.
 6ere Is not much of Il. Undoubtedly
 s,aoo. eco worth sf gole lies within ssa feet oI tse surface, and still it mo be used. -PhiladelphIa Press.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
Notice 10 Creditors.

Estate Of John Maldoon, deceased.
 Noucs is hereby given by inc una ersisp, a admiriztrator of the estate of John MQldoou
 ecea-ed, tc the creGi ors of and al ! rersons s having claims aN ainst the .sa ueceased 10 q hioit them, with she ase.~sagy vouchers within four months after the first pu lication n or this notice. to kessrs. Hsrndon x Haw. slnH, a torpeys of the said adniNf fstrafor at thsiF oifiee tn the c ty Of Prescott, he same being the place for the transaction of the apGf " | NIrfvFSnS
 deceased
 !, Dated q Prescott. 4. T., this 10th day of No sen Der, lSSS aw
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

W. w. Muliken. an old and promi- nent physician of Escanabo, Michigan, has been habitually debauching young glris. some as young as ten years Ills victims, in all. are said to number forty. His misdeeds have been discovered sev- ersl times, bu! pushed up te avoid scan dai. The matter at last became no,ori- ous, and Muiken was arrested and bailed, but forfeited his bonds and skipped
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
One Wear Clocks.

An important improvement in clocks has been shown the British Association fer the Advancement of Science by Mir. w. Ii. Douglass. The new feature is the torsion pendulum, which, with lever and escapement may be applied to ordinary works, and by its slow rate of vibration makes practicable the conver- sion of an eight-day into one requiring winding only once a year.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
RANCH FOR SALE A Big Bargain.

One of the finest ranches in ihe veree vsl ley will be sold cheap. ntains ii2 acres of patented lsuc nea1y 5o acres in alfalfa. from which POO tous can b. hsrv stcd in enc ssason. Mai ket for Gll products on he ran n neh Is centrally located, ten miles from Cherry creek and tour ard hSli miles irt gn Camp Verde. Good cwelins house with x. "a oeilsr aud excellent wei af water, barn corral, nd oUthnildings; D. owing machines, hay hsser and other farming imBlanen com piete. A. i'll be sold for s4 800, pat cash and psrs or tim Water in a0lndauce for irrigation nd sock. and splendid rsnge Ld- joining. A b-r Ot hurscs srd cattle iOr saie also tt a Teasousbie-p price.
 kor further particuisrs apply ou The prcTn- ises .O '. II. JORDAN, Verde Fsll-y, or at ih:s odic, sep25G
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

A Preach docter advised nervous woman to sit in room with dozen rats running about, and she tried i, and was made crazy The physician has just go, his sentence of fifteen years, and he'll hear rats to the end of his days.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

-sIr Wm. ] Carver hss rrr, r,enesa . shoo, to break his own record at Min neappolis. Minnesota He proposes to put bullets into to, ,ooo wooden balls in SIX days-from 10 a. n. til mid night In inc first fifty minutes he shot al 900 balls and missed only thirty Era
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
DlSSolUTlOa NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the hrre oi Shirley & Stevens l. ;hs day dissolved oy mutca! consent Of pay ies lsmes Shirley rsN tsring from said firm. Ths rLsinsss will bs cond cted by Adamsoo S.ephenS in the fCiuFe. They assume sll abilities oi fhe f rm cf shirley S Stephens, and Ttd rollect al accounts dae said Ii rm.
 J. e STEPH Ns,
 IAMkS SHIRLEY,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

Hastings saw mill boiler near Gold Hill Colorado, exploded Saturday in stantly killing Andy Mcdonald. A Barnard and two others named Nod lett and Niles. and fatally scaiding Mike Bernard. The explosion IS attrib uted to low water m the boiler
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

Secretary Whitney has a cable mes sage from Rear Admiral Luce, in com mand sf the United States steamer Galena. st Kingston, Jamaica, saying she American steamer Haytisn Repub- lie, recently re'zed at Port au Prince by Haytian authorities, was surrendered 10 him upon demand.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

Armsironghall, at the Tuskegee, Ala normal school has recently been com pleted. It was bull, by the Tuskegee students, whe are negroes, they saving the lumber, making the brick, and doing all the work of erection and finish ey. cept putting on the tin roof.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

A Kentuckian, who has ,wo hGudred hickory-nu, trees, says that his income from them, year by year, IS larger than that of any farmer cultivating 800 acres Of land. He sells his crop on the trees for cash in hand, and the only expense N,,t ,c for faxee
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

Caleb Cushing once sat down to a dictionary and discovered and made 6 list of HOO errors Tn ihe first half Of H. He was going to tackle the secor. ; hal; after hearing from the publishers, but he never heard from them.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
Otlce lal Pub ailnn.
LAsa orrIos .r pss. .es,r. \. |.

A~SS OFficE AT fKktCsfT. 4. T.,
 DeSempar <, lsSS.
 Notice Is hereby given that che foliawi, a. named setter has rled notice of ais intcn . Hon ,o make naa proof tp sapp9rt of his cisiin, aad that said prcos v Il ba made he- Tore inc hesisle and kecel ger,-sl Prescott. A. T.. on January Is, iSss. y.As ,uther WIl- son, Iot th- northwest qrsyts c. Inc nufsh :. wSs1 qaGrsef of section aS. to,7nship ia. N R. He names The foltowing witnesses to prove hir continuous residence lpou, sad cult s. aon or, said land. via: 1ssss A Park of Prescott, A. T.: John K Dawson, of ,.ress.stt. A +, henry A. Bi<s low, Of Prescott, A. T.: \. A. smith, of Prescott A T
 cel2 iw F. f tfN,.Ni>sS Reet.tar
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
AOmss Of an ages.

an interesting feature Of the Paris ,lb.tioa wa be 9 group of foTty-nine lc arrs intended to give history of aum4a dwelling The different .es os sasi;ex represented Siii include of te shi9oHc peFio6--under
 ou wa,sr 4na o.i+s.'i. later lpes those Of early his sil;sasioa. Of Aryan cigii .zation, n 5irihz ion n the east and m and ofrnde civilization dsscon- rom the general progress o' -she Cblne.e, Japanese Es- icsa. Arec, stc- The inter cos,0mes 4 tEs occupants,
 raanAngs, sill be those of lt Eoochs s-rdied.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

4 powder magazine explodec on Menday reaF Mt Pleasant, Ohlo, doing coss,asl4b.s damage. About .ooo poaads of poz6sF expioded- The ynamfe ID the magazine was frozen asrd and did nel explode, or the whole nsee won.d have been destroyed, Thesa explosives were eseo Tn blasting q tunnel. About 100 pen were em- nl,yed There vas 2ae building for =, one tpr Italians and
 vhites. The
 own to atoms and the laaer partly locked. Mira'- n.acs.y the nan n tbe magazine w0o ~..sed me explosion. sas the only one t,ssd ouu sAt, ihousa several are very s.vs-,s and cousicerable number --s-lsr eaft
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

ktdsnce peTmIts and the next
 -arc is animated by a spirit C, Ss io ell tbe counties la the terri
 tbe ofioe of 'nmigraudn commis-
 aor v.H 5e abolished and the eoaro
 sUperusoa Of she several counties,
 se aa.he,i ized ,a szSe the matter in
 %. Under the isw every county 1ar then advertise iis resources to Its hssrts ronteut or osPacity Of its pccke, book + has under the present system, beer 9 deci5sd failure 50 lar as the ter ritory at issgs ooncerne6 One or two cou auss a IS true, have been largely ber ehtted bat ss there are other coun- tes that haze searos received recogni- tioa f is tsr4Iy fsir 10 'ax them for any aavantages tbst baye bsen gained by the formI But vila ihis branch of ssry.ce coats soaea by the supervisors a fair dea, v.H De given all round and egsrg eouag piq reap iaa in Propor- .ion 10 tbe wheat sown.-Caizen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
In,sl,eetua, influence Of inc Mos,


 Aprosexie IS the name Dr. Guye, of Amsterdam, chooses for ina,tentveness, ana he quite singularly finds that the nose IS one cause of il. A dull boy be- came quick 10 learn after certain tu- nor had been taken from the nose; and man yho had been troubled with yer tigo and buzzing Tn the ears twelve years found mental labor easy after like operation. In a third case medical student was similarly relieved. Dr. Guye supposes that these nasal troubles affect the brain by preventing the cefe- hral lymph from circulating freely.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

Jules Baumann Is manufacturing fresh every day, plain and fancy home made candies; and lovers of confec- tionery should not fail to call at the Bellevue Hotel. and spcnd their surplus "bits" for strictly pure, unaduiterated stuff, made right here, and sold at liv- ing prices. mzou
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

A romantic rory vas recently sent tem Edinburgh aSon' he discovery of hens of Thomas F BiYsae, California r,,,tis5air Now comes another story which appears ;c as stlonsly establish ,h.. r.hss 9l anosheg ot of claimants. 4scr.TF7i 10 toe hes story the rich Californian originally came from Lon s xbefe hi5 nephew. Thomas and ,-..ss S,y,re. and 3.z cousin Michael e,a haze becD en yed as chimney ,,ae5ers for so years Inc real name ot -....,s T Blythe i sd 10 have been .,-,. R S1gs When lad Of
 ramrcF sweep in London,
 taslralia 'o5
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

guarded nnal ihe evening of the day S. tas execution. The SuAsn 4lS. ordered ,wenty-four prisoners including one woman who had been sentenced for lite to be put to death ID a similar man her during the next week. four to be ex- ecused each day. The British consul vainiy protested against these atrocities. The Sultan proclaimed that in the fu- ture he would be guided by Mohamme- dan law. only he has bestowed the power ot capital punishment on the lo- cal government and ordained their sen tence not te be subjec, to appeal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

Thereby give notice that have sppoln ted Juag, John A. Rush my soie fe al, with fall power to lease, sell and convey real ost ate, an q transact ali my business caring my ab- senee from Prescott
 DecS-im ALICE MoELLER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
Notice to SellIe.

Every person indebted C, toe nrm of w. Z Wilson & O.. are reepectfuils rcquealt d 70 eall st a,fise and settle fhsir Ss cot n; aI once. Owing D tne death of V. Z- va sr, ali matters must oe closed ID, and all counts rem dning unpaid on or after j's l. ruRsy lat. 1888, will be handed 10 oOF attIrF nsys sor collection. ". C. WILSON & co
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
Fresh Candies.

Don't fail to examine he overcoats, from $S to S35, at Goldwater's. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

All outstanding warrants, series of 1888.
 The holders ot sRid warrants are hereby no- Ifed mat interest thereon ,eNses rom the 9a'e hSreto affixed. and !. the sane be not nFese ented with in ten days the funds set apart ftr their redefn ptioa stll b. applied ta the pay meat Of wsrfsnN next m rder sn which they were issued. W. c. ASHFORD,
 Prescott. Dee. 2i. l0g County Treasurer
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
cnEAT nncE lSsnn |

tc,RL&F. anac ' &Fs s's'7s.
 VTcst, vcrt,wr<t s-zs a .s.--e =. CHICAGO, JOLIET, ROC .1..1s- '. =, ~ i. FORT. DIES MorN-s. GOT so-.- a,,S ..,s@ ,'3 {; TERTCWN. STcUX FAf38 E1sr ST. PAUL, ST. JoSxPH. &fez.Ss '. s>;,: <; WOHTH. KANSAS CITY, fts siAas \. s'' SPRINGS. DENVER. PuzSLc. saa =, prospercns cities and town ssS s1se = z Of the richest fsrrai,s ,anss na ne - z, stun YssYiSUlE gSgsss P Lending an oo1npetisars 2 srisss,.sr ss of EccorrctE stors tdEti7 ee-z. -, e4 1 and COLORADO ST.3xn 4. 4.se 4s' ss 'f' EEI.o Similar nasa.s1 -. ss.. - n sayvios .selavl tetween Q, z, z " ,,ss, s,.s s| HIUtFS tCfaa F7la,, ;EI-a sss ss 2 ..'. HAESAS C-Ex, Eo1cE1 4f 'Af ,, Dtn<na- Cana sssrsias- slpl .a.-s2 - ~ prteesl. rsss1-1 Elosllaias .t s< f5 .,s. sr s-a and paiscz sieessifsx CE- 1s 5| NELSoH. tT9STo.F, H-ceef iss-se z, ssj ABlLScEis. GaLrr7g1s Fz nl ..- srD EchrslS;xs. NSnzas, e. ,sl. 2. ..ss = -s ittory aud z1xas. cE sHsss', Choics uf fc1tes to tSe lAsz e,rt
 Tho Famssss A Assst Les Runs ncsc-blF ccusrpsc frrrs between Chicago. 5& ftSsss. A'- - worth. lsnss.s City. ir.i ls.,sas., .se s5ss Aauis Tfe rcpu,cx toufifs a> "a sI end hunting en5 fEains sT ssi.se ...-. .. = fts Wasefso1-n end Eicux t-.s ~ rs tho great -WuEAT ANp Ss<,sss Ss.<,,-s-s.s.s.l Northern Scwas. 5outawe ar s-4'' Contra. cakosa
 The SAprt Lsno via Sec 2, ash- ss...'s..s facilities to travel to sne nl etnnau cad other southc7 roini
 For Tickets. Mars. Ed =, .is docs arriy Q. any Coupe zsS&s ,es C. ST. joEA, | srs Gs17 Hic.,azer. Gen -
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
LOCAL CUISINES MENTION. Some Interesting Items for All
 Glasses 0, Readers.

Finest and cheapest line of ever coats ever displayed in Prescott, at Gold waters u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
rho Faus,,s A eeFf Les F

Vt .Es isfs
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 yTSs ssi'kl ls sti i5| s<k-N NSN Ss.T l. s-sf
 &4~lt ...sf. a V asf E. h,r sss- 'Ssss.5' gsoa. Elee.rsr- -,,-S .s ss-- s,-rsss.s | ,,---Sa .'s "a -s.a- .sif s.s-.t, sa- @r ;isrs .srf ssss -s-5rr--is et Ta llsrseul,g Ger lzi ll-.s .a,if ssaHsH sHEAsES SSl- sb.ze
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

Lovers ef good liquor should try the Monogram whisky, for sale by M. Gold water & Bro.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

-5ae saEs; in ald@ss 5sus of murder wegc .et
 sd ana ua
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

Martin Maier has opened A cold lunch stand at his place on Granite street. He has just received an myoice of imported goods, consisting of Swiss and Limburger cheese, sausages. ham
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

Au Emeaen Upright Plane. gri re.3urtioo in -l.ssce lIqG.sa a Gold water.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

Ihrc6 Ipe1is Co < nt ailegn.. 6easa. formerly Dau Ha'zs hotel
 A5-si
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

Great reduction m overcoats at Goldwater & Bro. u
 To make room for theiT new goo1t, Gcldwater Bros. are selling their Wln- ter overcoats below cost.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
REDEEM F HON
 County Warrants.
COUNTY ROAD FUND.

WI pay. on presentation, the following
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
DIR. e Q. SAlFlExN, Hkeorwy s.. Soa Franc:scss. s.

$; $; $; ;: z: 2: 5; E; : ::FRFF
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
Eor@Selo

Fresh oyatcrs fl.sl received 9s tr 8a;3et ae hotel. o2t-H
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02

guarded unal ,he evsn.og Of ,be day
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
NOTICE.

Dec. 20. lsss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-02
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-11

commodate the large gatherings that are
wont to respond to the various attrac-
tons of merit. After the consumma-
ton of these two enterprises it was
thought meet and good that the day
should be somewhat celebrated. This
was done in fitting manner Thursday
night by banquet and ball. This mill
project has been in the hands of com
mittee of the board of trade for
nearly two years. But they were stu
ated somewhat like the country lover
the girls he wanted he couldn't get, and
the ones he could get he wouldn't have.
But finally Ii. w. Chalfant, of Osakis,
was discovered by one of the committee
looking for location. After he had
looked at PayneSville'S beautiful Lake
KOrOnis. and equally beautiful location,
it was mutually decided that this was
just the place for model roller mill,
and lie was just the man they wanted
to put it there. All preliminaries being
speedily settled, ground was broken
near the 500 depot in the early fall,
and Mr.. Chalfant, with rare executive
ability and quiet energy, rushed the
work, so that the mill is now running
on full time and at full capacity. 1t is
40X70 feet in size and four stories high.
Though Mr.. Chalfant only contracted
with the people for l00-barrel mill, he
has made it just double that. and is
making fancy patent and straight flour
that has no superior in the state. AL
ready it has earned the title of the model
roller mill of the 500 line west of the
cities. Its proud and worthy owner will
soon be in the market with -four that
will not suffer by comparison with any.
The hall in which the fantastic" part of
the celebration was INDUCED is eighty
feet in length, and is monument to the
enterprising spirit of P. B. Nelson. 1t
will seat fine audience, ana will be
particular attraction to the travelling play
parties which come west of the Twin
Cities. This very pleasant party wound
up with feast fit for kings and editors
at the Carlisle house. This was disposed
of in an interesting and appreciative
manner, and all went home voting the
occasion one long to be rememb ered
and worthy of the mill and hall and the
people of the lively and growing town
of Paynesyille in the valley of the rag
ing River Crow.