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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07

SwrrT's SPECIFIC cured me of malicuant Bo..s Poison after l had been treated in vain vith oL socailcsi remedies of Mercury and Potash S.s s n9t only cured the Blood Poison, ba, relieved tho minerals. GEO. HOWELL, 2s2s sd Avrnue, N. '. Scrofuls developed on my ytisngh,er--wellns and !uinps on her neck. We rave her SWIFT Srrs,r,e and ihe resh.t Was wonderful and the cure prompt
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Letter Itst.

The following is list of letters re maining in the post-ofiice at Prescott Arizona, uncalled for Aug. lst, 1889 Anderson, John Knowlton, H w Bliss, Frank Kent, W C-2 Bartholomew, F A Langly, Mrs Eliza Cosgrove, W Miller, Mrs F A Denton, $ T Nelson, Mrs J Delantonia, J-5 Neitler, J Davis, Fred G Powell, A E Gillespie Wm Ritter, Wayne Hilton, R Rich. A w Jenkins, A R Strand, Louis Jackson, Johnie Smith, Miss Lucy E
 Taylor. A P
 Please call for Advertised" letters.
 A. J. HEAD, P. M.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
an. IF, 1889.
waneaA

A situation, by g respectable, middle aged woman, to do general housework Address, Mrs. K. w. Burke, ct Joseph Ehle's lodging house. ie29f
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
MIne ownera. At,.,,,o,

The undersigned is prepared to make maps, sketches and drawings of mining elaine, and also to write up descriptive reports on mines. Can furnish as many copies ss desired, st reasonable prices. JULES BAuNANs.
 Room No. ], Williams House. Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Q. PentIand, OentIst.

Office and residence opposite the Will. jams House, Gurley street. Keeps thoroughly informed upon all new im- provements in dentistry. Every oper- ation carefully performed, and sstis. faction guaranteed.
 Prescott, Jan. l2. 1889. if
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
ceyataI apransa loa

George Lount. proprietor, is now pre-.
 pared to deliver Ice in Prescott, 50 lbs. and over One Cent per pound; under % pounds, 4c. per pound. Leave orders at Post Office. iI0tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Pasturage for Horses

The undersigned has one of the finest mas. lures In 'hr county, with pleriy O, running wa'er. aud will take number of hor. q. pas at t3D per month, at the Point =. Rocks ranch (tormerly ]. D. Caok's.) ApnIy on p emises or address
 c. W. JOHNSON. presco,. Ar;,.,.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Doard--luncnos.

The undersigned has leased the res taurant adjoining Martin Aaier's Ex. change, and is furnishing good board or $25 month. Meals and lunches at all hours of day and night.
 Good Coffee, Chocolate, Cake, etc.
 OTTo HALxKR. Prescott, Feb. th, 1889. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Notice.

Al Aiken is my authorized agent to collect rents and have charge of my property in Prescott during my absenc. LEVI BAsHFoRD.
 Prescott, June 4th, 1889.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
MORE MILK.

c. ". Johnson, of the Point ot Rocks Dairy, will commence the delivery of Milk in Pres. cots April 10th.
 :. Patronage respectfully solic-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Chicago. RDef UGl

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-04
QuoOr Presiding olllcor.

Speaker Joe Woods, us presiding off
Ger over the joint assembly, is a dis
appointment to those OF his friends who
had hoped that he would exhibit some
degree OF fairness. 1t is clearly his right
underparliamentary rules, to vote to sus
tain his own decision on an appeal, bul
such IN act has never been looked upon
as being in good taste. We do not re
member ever having witnessed such {
breach Of propricty. The excuse hi
gives for his action, that Senator Morris
remarks made him mad, Is very child
ish one.
Again when n point OF mo quorum
was raised by the Republicans after an
ayeand no vote had been taken, Speaker
Woods remark that at made no differ.
ence," and his arbitrary declaration Of
the result, was not only discourteous
and supplementary, but it exhibited
him in the light OF a very partisan pre-
siding officer.
We admit that Speaker Woods was
filling very trying position, but it wa.
u position in which he should have risen
above the line oil the policy OF the con-
spirators who were endeavering to tide
rough-shod over the constitution and
the law. In contrast was the action OIL
President Carr, who when it appeared
that the result OF the proceedings might
irlro to his personal advantage, asked
to be excused from voting.
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dent that they aim to nulliiy the will Of
the people. With schemes Of this kind
the Eagle, as an independent Democratic
journal, has neither sympathy or pa-
thence. They are deserving notoi coun-
tenance or liberation, but OF the steTnest
rebuke. In view Of Democratic denun-
citation OF Republican crimes against the
ballot the Democrats at Charleston have
placed themselves in an inconsistent
and irrational position. Unless they are
content to 90 before their iellow-citizens
as usurpers, refusing to obey the popu.
lar mandate and inviting revolution and
chaos, they should retire from the ex.
treme and untepable grounds on which
they have placed themselves. Persis,
tenCe in the unlawful course which they
have marked out will expose them Ia
punishment as Conspirators, They
should halt while there Is yet time to le'
trace their steps,"
This is but one Of a number Of similar
expressions to be found in Democratic
papers, so that the sChemers at Charles
ton, (who are overturning all law and
precedent and the constitution to ayOiG
official acknowledgement that Genera
GOT has even q primq tacie title to thu
Goyernorship, having majority on TIT
face OF the returns) may us well begin tt
realize that they are far from receiving
the unanimous moral support Of thu
Democratic party,
Would it not be wise for them Il
pause in their proceedings and debate
in their minds the question of polio!
involved, and whether or not the part!
will in the future reap any benefit from
their actionsP
All citizens, without regard to politics
concede Judge Jennings right to con
test General Colts election, No Re
publican will attempt to throw an,
obstacle in his way. General GoG him
self will see to it that the contest !
proceeded with legiimately and a de
cision arrived at. So will all goo
citizens, regardless OF politics, call tn
Democratic majority in the Legislator
to account for refusing to permit tn
contest to be conducted lawfully, an
to permit the following OF the expires
provisions OF the Constitution, as we
as the rules OF their own making,
II the Democratic members OF tn
Legislature fancy the people will or
dorsc their revolutionary conduct, the
impeGCh the loyalty and honesty Of til
people.
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Cnn,ldsr tho Conssn,lencsr.

The Democrats in the West Virginia
Legislature should pause and consider
the effect OF their course upon their own
party outside OF the State as well as in it,
II they imagine that their policy with
reference to the Gubernatorial contest Is
endorsed by tho Democratic party at
large, or that the result Of their present
course will inure to the benefit OF their
party, they are very much mistaken.
They should read some Of the leading
newspapers OF the country and have
their eye opened to the dangers of the
pitfall they are digging for themselves.
Tho 1NrELlGENcER has from time to
time published extracts from Democratic
papers in West Virginia warning the
Democratic Legislature against the in.
discreet aud revolutionary policy Of de-
clining to open and declare the result Of
the November election, rs commanded
by the Constitution. These papers
frankly ask their party II II would be in
favor OF refusing 10 declare the result In
case the boot were on the other foot and
Gen. GofI instead Of Judge Fleming the
contestant, Judge Fleming having the
majority on the face olthe returns. Pre-.
suming the latter were the case, nobody
believes that the Democratic majority in
the Legislature would have found any
difficulty about constituting the conSti.
tuition as the Republicans now construc
IL, and as It's plain language was meant
TO DO construed.
Taking this practical view Of the mat.
tor, there arc hundreds Of honest Demo.
Gratis In West Virginia who arc disguised
with the course OF their representatives
in the Legislature, and so express them.
iclves frankly, just as some of tho news.
papers are doing,
hut, as intimatcd above, not alone In
West Virginia arc tho conspirators at
Charleston losing sympathy Some
newspapers very high In the leadership
Of the National Democratic party arc DO.
ginning to express themselves in an
equally frank manner Several extracts
from these papers have already been
copied in these columns. The latest In.
stance to which We have had Our atten'
ton called is an editorial In tho Brooklyn
IN. ~ Eagle, ono Of the Staunchest
Democratic organs In the Union, The
Eagle, after reviewing the West Virginia
situation, feels called upon toSayi
"Under the circumstance the attitude
assumed by General gOiT Ia fully justi-,
Ned, Despite the endpavon Of his oppo'
iienls 10 discover OF Invent 4 pretext ior
thelf action II is growing daily more evil
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Cpntnglau. IIlooa pIsease..

Ulcers, sores, plmplGs, itch, salt rheum, etc.
arc evidences of contagious blood disease, 1t
mauIiCStly duty to eradicate blood poison from
tho system by a use Of b. b. b. Botanic Blood
Balm, thus enabling the sore places to heal, and
thereby removing all possibility Of other mem
bCrs Of the family becoming likewise afflicted
Send to Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, for book
that will convince.
j. Ii. OUTLAW, Mt. Olive, n. c., writes: "a had
running sores on my shoulders aud arms. One
bottle H. d. u. cured me entirely"
l.. johnson, Belmont Station, Miss, writes
"B. Il, Il. has worked OH me like charm. Ms
head aud body was covered with Sores and ms
hair came out, but u. u. u. healed me quickly
". J. Klnnln, llutchens, Texas, writes: "B
d. u. has cured my wife Of u large ulcer on hEl
leg that doctors aud Rll other medicine could moi
cure"
NJ. J.. ROssman, a prominent merchant oil
Greensboro, Ca, writes: ~ know OF several case,
Of blood disease speedily cured by u, B. D. Tive
bottles cured lady Of ugly scrofulous skin
". Q. Blrchmorc & Co., Maxey, Ga, write: ''B
B. u. In curing Mr., RObt, Ward OF blood poison
effected one oil most wonderful cures that evel
came to Onr knowledge"
Logan l. Co.. wholesale agents. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-04

SPEAKING OF tho assassination OF Hon,
John NJ. Clayton, tho Louisville Com
mcrcial makes some sensible suggestions
to Mr.. Clinton II Breckenridge, his Dem.
ocratlc opponent, who condemns the
murder us much us anybody, The Com
mercialsays;
"Tho thing for Mr.. Breckenridge to do
is to pursue the murdercs like blood.
hound, That will vindicate himself, his
party and the solid South, who will 9th.
erwise have to suffer,
III Mr.. Breckenridge would promptly
resign lis seat in the next Congress, go
back home and run the race over again
and denounCe the murderer who inter.
fered in his contest and denounce the
assassination rs a political device, he, II
reelected, would return to Washington
with u prestige that would make him one
OF the most conspicuous Of public men,
and insure his future prominence and
succegs,"
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iInlnn. hi tAn NoNth.

Tho Queen 4 Crescent route will
sell excursion tickets 10 Fort Payne, At
taiia, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala Hates
burg, jackson, Miss, aud Arcadia, La,
al one fare for round trip, on November
20, December and IL, tickets good ior
sixty DAYS, Now Ia your chance 70 OK
amino tho cheap farming lands OF the
South. No bllGEards, sure crops anu a
pleasant climate. All trains leave from
Inc Grand Central Depot Cincinnati,
For pamphlets and other Information
address Nell O. Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa, or D. q, ia.
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen 4 Crescent route, Cincinnati,
Ohio,
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DIVORCED AND RRMARRlED,'
After Twenty Years separation a Coup

After Twenty Years. Separation n Couple
Reunited by Their Child.
LEBANON, KY, Feb. S,-Twenty years
ago Henry Drane and Emily Dickey
we're married in this town. They had
one child, girl, and soon after its birth
Mrs. Drane applied forand was granted
q divorce. When she received the de-
cree that made her a single woman she
went to Detroit and opened boarding
house. She took the little girl with her
Last week the daughter returned to this
town TO sec her father, meeting him FOL
the first time since the separation nine
teen years ago.
In two days she succeeded in affecting
n reconciliation between her father and
mother. The former left Lebanon with
her and met the mother at Dayton, O
There quiet marriage was celebrated
and Mr.. aud Mrs. Drane, reunited, will
return with their daughter to this town
to reside. 'Drane is quite well fixed
financially.
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Philadelphia Record Of Saturday.
There is hesitancy about
placing orders till tho iron trade is In
more settled condition, Advices from
other iron centres show very unsatis.
factory condition OF ttadO altogether.
Here and there very large contracts
have been risked, especially for crude
iron. The Southern lron.makers are
pushing Gercely into Western and East.
ern markets, and are much encouraged
at the reception which their new brands
have met with. A good many predic-
tions arc being made about an advanc.
ing tendency in prices, but the condi:
tions at present do no. warrant any OF
tho statements made, nor do they war.
rant the gloomy views that are taken in
some quarters relative 10 the possibility
OF the blowing out OF tho furnaces. The
iron industry is rCarranging itself.
Doubtless q number Of Northern fur.
naces will DO crowded out by iron.mak.
ing in the South. Consumers will be
protited by the lower prices that tho
better Southern iron.naking facilities
will establish.
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CoLLETT-O On Saturday morning. February 2,
1857, Mrs, ELIEADEIH COLLECT, aged " years.
Funeral from her late residence on North Front
street, Island, this (MOudRy) morning at 10
o'clock, Friends OF the family are invited,
wILSON--At Pittsburgh, Ia, on Saturday, Fob
ruAfy 2, lSsD, GEORGE y. WILSON, sou Of the
late ThouhG y. Wilson, aged Il yCats,
Funeral private from tho baltimore & Ohio
depot this (MOnday) morning at 1915
o'clock. IntermVnt at Mt. Wood Cemetery
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"FnIs popular government OF ours
was founded on the idea that a majority
OF the people shall govern the State"
said Senator Price (Democrat), in the
joint assembly Saturday, And Senator
Price, with that MS his text, attempted to
argue that the election returns which
show "a majority Of the people" have
chosen Governor, must not DO de-
cl,.oI
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Beware of Ointment. for catarrh that Con

beware OF OlntmOnts for Ontatrh that Con
tain Mercury,
as Mercury will surely destroy the scASC
OF smell and completely derange the
whele system when entering y through
tho muCus surfaces. Such articles should
never DO used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do are ten fold 10 the good you
can possibly derive from them. HalIt
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +. j,
Cheney & Co., Of Toledo, o., contains nc
mercury, and is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and inucIs
surfaces Of thesystem. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure bO Buro you got the gem
uine, II is taken internally and made In
Toledo, Ohio, by L. j. Cheney X 90.
G6rSold by druggists, price zoe pei
hnllln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-04

Our Democratic friends who have
considered the surplus in the Treasury
such "bugaboo," may now be able
to see that surplus isn't after all a bad
thing to have about the house. In view
OF the Samoan difficulty it might serve
as a stiaening to the backbone OF the
present administration, 1t certainly is
the means required to commence with,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-04

We respectfully call your attention tc
few rare bargains in fine Sewing
Machines, including mahogany, antique
oak and cherry woods. Also cabinet
and half Cabinetstyles. These machines
are too fine for every day sale. viii b.
sold at ridiCulously low prices. See oul
advertisement In another column.
EDw. l.. ROSE 4 Co.,
90 Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-04
wHEELING, FEBRUARY 4, 1889,

TuE writer in the Chicago Inter Ocean
who calls upon the statueoi Liberty En-
tightening the World to throw somoa
light on the Cabinet should be sent to
the seat OF war and killed in the first
battle, An editor who will perpetrate
such m outrageous joke isn't tit to live,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-04

On and after February /, the Ohio
River railroad will sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling 10 Moundsyllle and re-
turn al tho rate Of 60c, tickets good Two
days, including date Of sale,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-04

No. 1910 Main street, roOmtd house, both
kinds OF gas, SIS 10 u month. No. 1912 Market
street, Q rooms, second floor, ST. 90 n month
Woods street. No. 22iT MarRGtst., hall on third
floor, 81 month. No. 2l2G Market street, S3a &
. month, No. 70 Alley II, 81 w Il month. No, IL
Alley II, 81 w month. No. 9l02 Main street.
store'roOm and dwelling, s290O month, No
9SO5 Alley u, 4 ToOmed house, IS Ia month. No
1896 Main street, 1 rOOmGd house, 50 % u month
No. so Twenty.slXth street, rOOmed house
90 10 month. No. 2G0j Woods street, second
floor, two rooms aud attic, 81 OO u mouth.
Ella Grove, two Lots. House rooms, attic and
cellar, natural gas, 81 w u month.
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FOR SALE,

No. 2l2O Market street, u large desirable resi-
denCC; ground fronts ca feet on Market street;
an alley on the north side and nn alley on the
cast Side Of lot; tho location Is central II
would DO splendid site for u large building
with slorG.fOOms on tlrst floor.
Short Greek Farm, 100 acres, good dwelling
and OutbuildlnRs, good orchard well wAtered
underlald with coal and bank open Cost the
owner $50 OOper acre. 1t Can now 10 bought fol
50, w per acre.
No. vs. North Front street, Brick House Of II
rooms, natural aud Illuminating gus, hot and
cold water; ground fronts on North Front street
l90 feet, running To river about 400 feet.
81 Acre Farm miles southwest Of Marietta
Ohio; iranlc house Of 4 rooms and cellar, two
orchards Of nbOut 800 trees, new barn, 30 by q
feet; price 81 SEQ: Will exchange Tor city property
Locust Grove Farm, u lenn'S Hun, Ohio county
W. Va, 2li acres, underlaid with coal.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. s. Pension and Claim Az
tSrney, Collector and Notary Public.
iei OFFICE: No. 1919 MARKET STREET
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-04

commencing at 10 O'Clock a. IN, tho following
described property. that Is to say: All that
certain parcel Of laud situated In TriRGel.
PIhiEE DIssI nd,, ono County, West Viz
talninR eleven az acres more or less, aud
which Is bounded az follows: Beginning at d
locus tree At the bridge across Little Wheeling
Greek near the town Of Trlndclphia; thence down
said creek to the forks; thence down Wheeling
Creek to HUrvGy's llnej thence with lleryeys
line westward TO the railroad thence up the nall.
road 10 Melton's line, and thence with MeltOn's
line to the plpcc Of beginning.
Excepting, however, from the public sale un.
der the aforesaid deed Of trust the two following
described parcels OF land, being parts Of the said
KnOzRcld:
Flrst-BeginnIng at a stake at the northwest
corner Of the piece Of ground now occupied by
ii. q, Hunter M GbricEyardi thence north C7IS5,
east with the line Of the llGmpnCld Railroad
i.bB poles 70 stake; thence south 81, east $40
poles to tho middle line Of Wheeling Greek
thence north So, west with the middle line Of
said creek poles to the cast line Of said brick.
yard, and thence uOrth4', west with the east limo
Of said btiCkynrd ~ poles to the place Of begin.
ming, containing In all one ~ acre more or less,
SeCOnd-llcginnlng at the point where the
Wheeling & baltimore railroad formerly thC
IIemphCd RailrOad) Join the tract Of land known
as KnOxnGld, thence along the line Of the said
railroad 70 the place where sghiIllngs line In.
tefHeCb the llnO oil tue Hhl rnllfOnu thence with
said SChllllng's line to Little Wheeling Creek I;
thence down enld creek TO the line OF said
Henry llCrvGy; thence with said IICyVy's line 10
the place Of beginning, containing Id all three
and OnO'hnli acres t3ISl more or less,
TERMS or SALE,-Onu-hAlf, or as much moro M
the purchaser may elect TO pay, cash In hand on
uay o. sale. balance, II any, IN two equal INSTALL
montH payable In one and two years respectively
from The day Of sale, the purchaser IN give hIs
notes bchfng Interest from the day OF sale, phya
bic annually, for the said deferred inSlailmeritS,
aud to give u deed Of trust on the said property
duly acknowledged and recorded, to secure the
~. WOODS, Trustee.
DY llotr 4 HALL, Attorneys. jai0F
The above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, February TO- at 10 O'Clock d. M, al
county, 49,. ~. WOODS, Trustee.
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TuR Dress Makers friend-"NIile.
End" Spool Cotton.
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JAMES A, HENRY,
17RIUISISTIEIIEEI'sS' /! SALE ;;Al. OF TRlADEL

BY virtue Of decd Of trust made by Jane
Schneider TO J. ]. Woods, trustee, bearing date
on the third day OF August, 1885, aud recorded
In the Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court for
Ohio County In Deed Of Trust Book No. %, pagc
$40, We the undersigned, will proceed 70 self, at
public auction, ut the north door Of tho Court
House Of Ohio County, on
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The above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, February 10, at 10 O'Clock a. M, al
the front door Of the Court House Of ohio
county, J,t, WOODS, Trustee,
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Mems Wool Pants,
l 90, $50, rs and
Sc, worth from ? 90 to
81 90,
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Mems Fine Wool
Pants, 2 50 and s. 90,
cost from a 90 to 50,
great sacrifice,