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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15
TnrAsURTn's SoTIor.


fiif AffttNfff NIIff.
Grand Rapids. Mich sept IN fet4
Notice is hereby given that The assessment
roll for grading. rrsveiiDg and paw ~ fhs ruf.
fers of Irfracf avenue. from fiffh avenue ~
= ~ Inland avenue. IL nov in NY haucf enc
That vii receive psywrrf thereon fof TIE
period - twenty davs from fhis date ~ fhe
once 81 the city treasure. city fsI
aFUHGF IN fEEFY.
FffV frffsfreF.
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TREAsURrE's NOTICE.


CITY ] kAsEi ffE's ofFICf
SEaNn ktflrS. Mich. sept & lNss.
Notice IA hereby given that the assessment
roll Tor grading. graNellna and paving the
CUTTERS al fourfii-aNc.. from Grand Kiilt.aRe.
o. pat land axe. 81 noN uN hauds arc that
VIII receive payment THEREON Scr the period
of twenty DAYS from this date al the once of
the City Treasurer. City Hall.
6EOk6E r. PERRY.
sept 3 City Treasurer
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TnrAsrnrn.s rorIcr.

CITY Tressurer's o~rcf
Grand Esrlcs Mich sept l1 ~
Note is herefr gwen that frf assessment
roll fnf grading : hiFf street from ne weei
fne ~ -tofFlna stress g. fhe eesf line - ilf
eoln sfreff is nnr ir ny hands snf that
ell receive Ysvwrrf thereon far fhe periof ~
fverfr devs from ffIs fstf. 60 fhe % - - ne
Cfr Treasurer. f'ft HsH
efgRsF p pFPnT.
Oct cts Ifsarurer
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OR partnership having rsasof ihf CAY ~
rrufnaI consent vf beg leave 90 frfrfT vor
that fhr accounts a tyf Moran vii' ~ PAID
and collected ~ james 7 Nrfau ~ho vi
continue the HFerF board ma sNd sale sta1se
Busluezs az res . and s. kertsf
fHt- n hYE
JANEs 2 MORAN.
Eorferr ke- $50
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15

rrs reported chat strrs arc people
Il, 81 sronsn who fhrE that ScnstCr
Ichn C. sroencr Vculi make a gsod
President q t5e raised sstes.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15
HELP WANTED FEMALE.

4-~-~tA ~ AZ ILL 1AGALt
(NANILD-A good girl FOR general house
work. four in family. Gail al 2l7 South
Laiayettest. Mrs ". Nykes 20
WANIED-Girl Tor general housework; no
washing or ironing. Apply at once. 80
tanal ST.. cofntroi bridge-St. 27tf
NE GIT situations for clerks, salcsiadies.
miiiiners, drcssmakers. Several good
places now open. Ladies out Of H0rk are in
NlteN u call Ladies Employment PaTiOrS SO
Nen lam block. l4l's AOnroe-st. IS
\NANIED-Gir 10 do general housework In
~ small IaIi iy, must come We'll recon
mended Apply AT Ssi Lyon-st. Mrs. h. Is.
1reg0ry. 25s
GIRLS girls. DO you want a place. II 80
- call Monday. General girls second girls.
dining room girls. chambermaids. cooks. best
places ia the city, highest wages Ladies'
employment ParioTs, IS Wenham block. l4li<
: onroe-ss. IS
GFfICE clerks. saleadies. copyists. cashiers.
bookkeepcrs. etc. COMMERCIAL Employ
ment Association. 81 MOnrOe-st. c5s
WANIED-C0mp girl for general house
work. Mrs. ;. X. Perry. p Park-st.
For ladies only. We find places for al seek
Ing work. Ladies' Employment ParlOrs
- Wenham block. l4l1s Monroest. rs
D-Immediately-tw dining room
girls al the Fletcher Place. 80 ;. Divis
WANTED-Girl for general Homework;
thrce In family. Mrs. c. d. Parish. y
Charles ST. 259
NANTED-50 girls; Michigan Overall Co. 96S
WANTED general houSework. Swede
~ or Gcrman GIRL one who Is "A good cook.
Tor a family OF two. Apply at j. Old Aldrich
Block. gN
\tANTED-,iirl FOR general housework. ia
v qaire at 8 North Division II. 25s
WANTED for general housewoIk in a
y small family Apply from = a. N. 10
.. m. al 5U2 CTescentayc. -
\NANIED-Three hrSt-class dining room
" girls and "A cbambermaid wages Sl6.e0
MONTH board aud room. 4. l.. Livingston. 25S
\tANIED-A good girl Tor general house
work; three IN family; good wages. Mrs.
= y. DRYDEN. 10 sumner st. rs
WANTED-A competent giri 10 do general
" housework; good wages. Mrs. A .. Esler
Is North DiyisiOBst rs
diatelv-c competent girl for
- general housewor6; family OF three. Ap-
ply az . \. Iafayette-St -
IN GIRLS FOR GENERAL housework and
~ second work. several good positions in
hotels and restaurants. Ladies' Employment
Pariors, room %, Wenham block, l4l18. Mon
Tnf-St
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Look 10 Your Eyes

DR. THOMAS. orcu'ist. ~ the earnssr -.
quest u patients. has decided 70 open
h.s oTce. Dr. Monro--sf.. from r. s
rF-rV evening except ~IrfaT ffr the
heuelt az those unable fo leave their oc-
the E1F A SPECIALITY. and cures an its ffs
eases vift miif remedies
The best u glasses fitted 80 The eyes 0f7ca
hours - y a m. l-4 to 40 . ia, 81 In
the evening.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15

Aav sussorib4z % THE TELEGRAM.
EEA.AL1s a1s fails a. receive the psp~s
regularly. 80 sho may hass reason 20
sslapfa4a af late delivery, sill confer =
special fsver ~ lafaruinx tht. snaes of
as fAal a. saas. ssa1 2ssLal card Or cal
q . telephone 5st.
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Sealed PROPOSALS.
- ID cll. Nsr.lal-

NHlrt q IfIF NHf2Ihl.
GRAND kAPlns. Mich. sept ls.isss.
Sealed proposals viii BE- received af thfs
once uniil O'Clock g. m. q september j. s-t
Tor the nAng viii earth 81 luf q bloch ~
rlcpard's Addition o. fhf fifN Df Grand hhp-
IDS. according g. the plans aud rpfl nraflous
therefor on flr ln the ofrce Poe rgal D. re-
5cct any and AL bids reserved
CBARLLS =. WILSON. Ciiy Marshal
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15
REAL ESTATE COUNTRY.

EOK SALE-Lot No. =. Ottawa Beach. this
Il lot Is one OF the FIRST sciccfions n j. 10
Gated only short distance from the hotel and
has hne view OF Lake Michigan. Address
JAS ii. Haskins or v. j. L0Neland. Grand
RAPIDS. Mich. ls2sun
4 GREAT BAR6AIN-240 acre farm frame
Il house; good orchard, l01 acres improved .
! miles from Baldwin. Tor sale cheap. Inquire
Iaggart. Molcoti A GausOn. 81 vi
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


" tlit 4t-l lf- 1e
SAftS My. e.erks. boekkr~pe.s ; sseao
p -rsIers. eQ' .eeter0 -. topmvrcl2 ka-
p'asn.saf sssselAIica. 81 Nonres Il. -
lkAAInLi-l 4f,e a4kl ss cu0Ats MANAGERS
W g. Urf1 ia state. Al -.i have SO cash
81 4ry 81 lsr month Sz.4ry paid mQnfhly, !,
best Nt references res liFrl. L. = hIcHA III
sAa !, uerAitase building. Crane Rapids
WANTkD-INo Elcs soank meu from Is u
" - years ~ age 10 Derr ia kolr ~wn cify
or town salary e. to 81 per in0atn must
have so ia cash. 4. h M iloox A. Ala Il Her
EitAse ealldilE 0fsne h4pds. rs
SALEsMEN WANTED 10 sell goods rs
sample eaea saiars paid Write 60 Cen
tenuiel " fs Co., Cilcl1AtI. o. CT Chicago. -
INANIED-Cansassers eli line of new sooas
sAlcA sales, 40 capital eQulrec must
have fret class clfs references. iAc IL r.
adams h04se Furnishing House. s. South Di-
vision 81.
lNANIED- Salesmen. CLERKS book keepers
" bartcudrrS. traInsters shipping clerks
iafm hands once Aeip aad All others GA of
employment % call aud Investigate or en-
tifclN new ana thoroughly reliable system Of
procuring sitla lions. Cooperative Employ
nrHt Company. ls-t. Nenroe-sg. rooms 81 4uc
s. Porter biock. Phone lug.
WAAIEl-farties employed in factories
" wholesale houses railroad tces etc .
also members of Organizations. - increase
luclr salaries weekly, worthy Investigation.
h. g.. Box 5. care tnis once. -
COopkAs WAATED-1o keep away from
= Grand Rapids ou account II lockout d,
order ot t'ppcfs llon. No. lV. 1ntf
WAAILD M4N-To take the agency of our
~ a4is.i Size Isxl.Als inches; weight dsu
lbs. retail pglcr Sa1i other sizes ia proportion.
A rare chance 10 create "a permanent business
~ home These safes meet \ demand never
before supplied by other sale COMPANIES. as Ne
are D0t governed by the safe Pool Alpine
Nair %. cincinnati. o wed-.at
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15
Dr. Ethe|bert D. Cosrnan,

Late ot the Cincinnati College Of Medicine
and Surgery Cincinnati. ohio. has Offices ~
Rooms aud =. No. los Monroe-st Grand
Rapids, Mich. where all cgrable eases ars
treated With success
Medical diseases treated successfully. Con
sumption. Brights Disease Dyspepsia. Rheu-
natism aud NERVOUS DISEASES All
diseases peculiar 10 the sexes a specially.
CATARRH CURED
CONSULTATION AZ once OF by mail. s..
once hours 70 II IN. 1tot 2. m. and : 70
z. m. sunday - 2. m.
Address All mail 20 Or r. o. Cosmsn. Rooms
and 2 Ne. lo5 Aonr0e-st.. strand Rapids.
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15

Wheat-NrW 15e 2 bl,hel.
C0rn-ac Ousnrl,
Uals-Nra 1ias--c 2 ouShcl.
Corn Meal-sl7 ~ = ton
Eye-tlc : buslrl.
Ground iced So 9s7 ton.
Bran-sl- > ton.
Mi1dtBss-si3 , ton.
Screenings 81.
Eleur-LIly White. so; Straight. $50, Par.
ent. $50 = hundred
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FOR RENT Rooms.


TO RENT-A furnished or unfinished par
lOr. suitable Tor two gentlemen also fiI
niShed rooms with water and gas. at Al ora
vast. ~
EOR RENI-A large and nicely furnished
u front room, with board, two gentlemen
preferred. III Ransom ~. .f7
EOk kENl-PieasaDt furnished rooms. iur.
mace heated. Inquire l57 Crescent ave.
3u
ITO RENT-Nicely furnished or unfurnished
rooms. with OF without board. l0s North
Lafayette-st ~
EOR RENI-TWo suites OF I've rooms each.
suitable for small family. good neghbor-
hood spring and soft water. s. and $40 each.
No. 1oo Ottawa-st. Inquire on premises 3ol
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms. =,
Crcscentave n
E'oR REN1-Rooms singy and en- suite fur
A nished or unfurnished, al Park Place.
Mrs. a. l.. Smith.
FOR RENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing CreScentsye. aud tanai-st-. with
gas. newly furnished and rehtted. Everything
strictly nrsrclass. Entrance, CrcSceni-ayc.
also. - Csnalst. Enquire ~ Room II. s5iv
k'OK KENT-Furnshed rooms steam heated
and furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Apply al Room i03 New lIOuSeman block.
Elevator from a m TO II p m. Dec. lau
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15

fArmers' frodaes.
Butter-lsselse = peand-
Esxs-lic v d0keu-
pSfatoes-.F,elo3c per buseel
Apples 4ae.oc = o1sneL
Peac1es-sl .73ss--oo ' o1shel.
Pears s. ga ~ = tusnci
Pl1Ms-sl .73.yZ5- ? Dlslel.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15
FOR RgKT-gO HOUSES.


FOR RENT-No. ZIG East Fulton-st Inquire
of y. q. buchanan. - Monr0e-st. or 2ls
East Fulton-st. -
L'OR BKAT-Iiouse. barn and two lots on
Buitcrworth-aFe. aud IplfOrd-si. Good
house. well and cisterA water. large barn.
Rent only SIS per month Seven other houses
cheap Call Immediately. Joseph \. Martin.
% Canals 81. 3H
FOR RENT-A tenement Of SIX rooms. IN the
Paiatine block. corner Court and Allen
SITS. One OF five rooms. 20 West Fulton st..
hard and soft water. and good cellar. ore OF
three rooms. corner Of Winter and Aiien-sts..
also store in good location for grocery husi-
ness. Inquire of B. W. Barnard. - Alien st..
corner Nj Nernon-sf Zs7ff
FOR SALE OR RENT-A new q room house
corner James and Logan-sts., one block
from street car line. fun piumbed bath ROOM
cisteru. city and well wafer. will sell cheap.
aud on easy terms. or make three years
lease 20 good party with or without furnace
IA house ID. - Hopkins. architect. a Non
est. city. ~
L'0R kENT-The Arnold House. With barn
Il attached. corner ". Bridge ard summer
sts.; Also the furniture and fixtures ia the
house for sale after October Jet. Inquire on
the premises.
HOUSE WITH Dc rooms for rent No 4 Csss a.
"a Inquire az @. I. Williams, Al Bail. Barn
hart 4 Putnam. Zztf
To NEN1-A seven room house in The rear
- /. Barclay 81. tlf per month, cfsfern
and city water in fbe house. Inquire oi l.. s.
frovin.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15

EesK sAlk CHAP lane miA sov Cal
sfief { : clsak 1lx Aert1 CeAese4ss.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15

Dried Fruits
ADglss- Essper4ted. es1e > p01n1.
CEerrte< -t1c E0l1d-
Peaches es-l3ssl - : pol1d-
niISs.
4reen-se4i ? pound.
Part ll e6-s- e7e y &c zsd-
FGa cures 80 : R94a1-
Bry -sseTc . po4ld.
Irslas-I Igt41s. apiece.
<hsrg 5klns-Lsfnbs. ~ SC each.
ehezriinss- ~ q -le each
I4u0a-3S4e = ps4ld.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15
BUSINESS cHkEcTs.

---.-.-.---.----
= - ''t inR hutiue-s- Davis Jost. IS
- 400 larn.ture business. eia siand. -
> ''' tabished trade. Davis 4 Jost
Ts
CfIrn Cigsr pool snf Willard tusl nesss =
VAp" paying business worth more money.
Davis Josi. -
NEDl hs 0f goods iands farms. CITY properfv
81 f0r 81 haT-s Largest ilsf nf nrrnrnerci.i
chances FRI the State. Davis A jest ~ Nor
rof-st. "a
N[ATTFp Partner in Hammond Tvf.e
- vrfef trsnrv onf hundred aoHsTs a
monte rgaref teer. si ~ address & 4, Don
man. roam ~. a ldfi eanf biofk e.fV -
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15

DlE ASH MOTIF STOW 4 Parish have removed
Their oflc5 a. room = towcr elooA. where
fhe8 ale prepared a. ever 60 srA rt4l estate
81 = bargain. Houses ioT sale "a meAghiS pay
meats
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15
v0rrY To loan


EaeH ~ INth-tnT amount desired ~ fhs
y lowest rzfe ~ Interest ftn rara s.If~ -rsf
estate p tHrsfeI rfnef Iarrff hisscf
ors,osIte SWEET tleteL 81
$1,000 - LOAN ~ at ecgs cts resI -
ffF'f tate 81 3 per cert. A n ArfIsfs-
of7es Lorstf ble1k cppos - -veff's HsfsI.
-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15

{tTANTfb-ko sHc i.l&rd a. saioci faulis
w Ia Young gentleman. Address .fAfIa.
particulars &. -, eArflale 80
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FOB RENT BUSINESS PLAcEs

4 O>I-Ar 0penIace siltet Neicl Nitl mono.
Il gram tH the bNct. a NJ u" tiHurr
return H. hf f&rikaft. lae
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15

ONLY "a residence lots left ol Gar Division
- sl plat. Cal at once 10 Sel Mani oNe teSt
AID cheapest ll the City- See oul osi SIDE
nte before yea bay ri~rN here. lufArf aud
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15

FQk sAI.l -je~vlry sisre hesi sPeains a.
MlcLlGAn sflAil e4pllAl Tf,IlliVeC lafeStt-
Ease lhis 81 onee. AodreSs / lslness sSx 3,
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15

FOR RENT-No ZIG East Fuiton-st Inquire
Of j. g. buchanan. - Monr0e-st. or 2ls
Eas' Fulton-st -
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FURNITURE eToRED

DOR REN1-~tor, al a. Cana ~ lossess. .o
Il given al enct. laeHlfs 81 aoekt. eIIs
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15

ksoh SALE-ses this le4xs3 ies vita house
e. b<.1sia s. -als sec.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-15

tNh cAth a outhi Ter = steam iAunal
II very cheap IN t4oi Tor hAif the Aafna' aoSl
Aisos horse pe~ef aio&m onglne Aud de
HscFx NAka4 Enquire al iAf EsElt Sieala
Dye heDst. M = O~Aaist.. II q nerNla.
oatf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-09

the gangway from below, and stood near
the door of the saloon. He had just
taken cigar from his waistcoat pocket,
and was in the act of cutting off the end
Of it with his penknife, when tall per-
sonage with bony features and thin
neck came in through the door and con-
fronted him. he was about to pass on.
but, at second glance, stopped and said.
as if to himself:
"Henry Clifton"
The red haired man turned sharply.
bob Stapleton, by jingor he exclaimed.
They shook hands, evidently pleased
at the encounter, cycling each other all
over, as if to make sure that no part of
either was missing.
"Well, and what have you been doing
with yourself these three years past9"
inquired he Of the red hair, who an
swered to the name of Clifton. "Lets
see; it was in Liverpool saw you last,
wasn't it? You were after that forging
gang"
eyes, and I got 'em," responded the
other, who had been addressed as Bob
StaDleton. SIT was a good lob: I've bad
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CHAPTER XVII.
A HUNTERS YARN.

N a warm even
ingin October the
steam ship Pill
grim, of the New
York and Fall
River line, had
just left her dock
at tn e form r
place and was on
her way up the
sound. A rather.
stout but actively
made man, with
Gu rly red hair
and side whisk-
ers, and rattle err
prominent gray
eyes, mounted
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man half round the world, and little
more, you don't expect to get through
your business with him in five minutes.
When I first saw him he was smoking q
cigar by a fire that was built outside of
one of them adobe huts, and drinking a
stuff they call puloue. which is the near
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-09
CHAPTER XVIII.
A DILEMMA.

, ND so you hand
ed him over the
deeds Of his es-
tate, and that's
the end Of the
) story?" said Mr..
Stapleton interrO-
gatively.
"You're going
\ a bit too fast"
the other replied.
THE story is just
going to begin;
what I've told
you is merely by
way of explain
ing the situation.
After chasing a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-09
a STRANGE WooING.

He judge pulled
off his shoes and
stoe king s and
jumped into the
shallow water,
and, Juggling
manfuly, pulled
the boat up high
enough to render
it an easy matter
to transport the
lladies to the
shore. hrs. No
len he took in his
arms and set
i wn on the
beach; then he
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raom TEE D1ARx OF INSPECTOR BzRNas.
BIZ JULIAN HAwTBoRNE,
CHAPTER XVI

This story was commenced in TIE SUNDAY
HERALD April 18th. Back numbers can be oh
tqinaI NJ ia l
The Arizona champion., 1889-08-31
40 MtCfDE.
A Feud tletween Two Seighbors Results
In the Death of j. N. urifrirh.

A dispute of long standing between
j. NJ q fifth and Matt Black, two
old and respected citizens, living in
the vicinity Of Black Springs, six
miles and half from Flagstaff, cu!-
minated on Fri lay morning last, 10
an encounter which resulted in IT,
death OF the former. Griffith left
home abous s O'Clock il. the morning,
Oh horseback, as alleged to hunt
some stray horses, taking trail
that led to L lmanl Kirby's camp,
two miles from his house On reach
ing there, he stopped, and sho thy
afterwards Matt Black nude his APP
pearance on the scene, having come
by the same trail, and addresse |
Kirby saying, good morning" Then
turning to Griffith, he remarked
IAN l the lons nosed s.
you are looking fort" After a pause
he remarked ''you say that we stole
your bells, what you said about me
| want you to take back in the pre-
sence of this man." (rhis reference
to the bells means that one attached
81 some OF the amin lis had be. n
stolen by him. Griffith said "Matt
/ Didn't accuse you of stealing the
bells" approached his horse and
presumably made an effort TO secure
his gun, which was suspended from
the pommrl of his saddle. Black
said to him with u warning gesture
don't you get that gun" 'sShoot
away with your gun" the latter ex-
claimed and made Q motion at if to
reach the gun, yet ixel to the
saddle. Black sail ''you touch that
gun and ] viii sho1t the living -
out of YOU" After very brief in
terval, in which he seemed tohesitlte
he made u sudden movement,
evidently to seize hold of his gun,
which WAS Ballard rifle. Black
brought hi: weapon to an aim AMI
fired. Griffith fell deld without
altering word. The ball entered
the left eye, ranging sli .htly down
ward, aud passing through tho base
Of the brain. An inquest was held
before J. w Weatherford, ex-otficio
coroner, and the verdict rendered
was to the effect thst j. NJ. Griffith
came to his death from a gun shot
10y NJ. Black. After the shooting,
Bis,k disappeared from tie neigh
horhood. He was seen iii town as
late rs O'clock We ster;lay afternoon,
bat all trace If him lss been lest,
J. NJ. Griffith was born ia Mich
lgan. and came here from Trinidad.
Col. He was aged As years, and
was a member of the 4. d A. n.
and of the .. a. r. lie lsives II
widow, two sons and daughter to
mourn hi. untimely end,
The Arizona champion., 1889-08-31
NOTICE
ofDissolution CT Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing un
der the name OF Gamer, K Gibbons.
wherein <. a. Cameron and II. w.
Gibbons were partners. Is this 2Iih day
OF August, a. ID. 1889 dissolved by
mutual consent.
IL. ". GLIB N, retiring, and r. "a =.
Cameron cantinuiny the business aud to
whom acc ,unts and notes mast be paid,
ii the SAID X. III. cameron viii pay all
accounts and notes OF the sad fcn
slgued kALtil II CAMERON
h. W. GIBBONS a5I
The Arizona champion., 1889-08-31
NOTICE.
NOTICE

Is hereby give, that NJ l,t will be re
served to any occupant or cl,imant longer
than the 18th day Of September. 1859
and that on an 1 alter thu day any and all
lots in the town Of Flagstaff. Arizona. be
longing to the 'tlanuc Il Pscihc Railroad
{ ompany, will be sold to the first avail
able applica t, regardless Of any such
occupant or claimant
J. W. DoNNELLy,
Acting Land Commissioner,
at7>3t A. & 2. X. K Co.
The Arizona champion., 1889-08-31
Local Matters.

queiYuo'
Second Hand Novels bought, sold
and exchanged at Woods. If
DR.. q. A. Henderson, dentist, is
in town from California.
A switch, connecting with each
end of the yard of the A. l. p. road,
is being laid,
An extra number Of hands are at
work clearing the railroad yard and
filing unsightly gaps.
Mr.. Sawyer, Of the firm of Lesser
d Sawyer, of Wtnslow, is in town
for short business visit.
: Philip Hull, ST., large stock man
OF this country, was in town this
week from his ranch,
Sheriff O'Neil gives notice that
he will rigidly eaforee the act rel.t
ing to the carrying of weapons.
TO to G, Woods for bargains in
y
o'" manu- soooS
' u'S''e' ~ F" ''Su' arm s'
guest at the Bunk HItsl.
s,0ss "'''' = qua am Jennie
"u na'.1 o'p'ns'S nave ar'i'e'
&c ''o'' '''''' 'isi' 70 '''n 'r'hVisco'
foa SALE CHEAP Two h rises and
u, '1r sue casa? nP)y u
MS !" o. 'Ni'Saa AZ M Town. u
q, A. WOOL, C)m mission Ason. !,
biy, aud sells everythns on com
mission both new ani saconI hand.
A train heavily h,len with clean
lnmb.r null.d ont W mod y morn
in for DAG ,ett whe,e building is
brisk.
Good R,noes we'll w,t.,a, Gar
SHE cbean il sola at o,ce at q A
W,ols' ~ .,,m;.s; n
Agent. IF
Mr. aud Mrs 7 n v;r;,c I.f,
last sunla for the aa.ts., :, 80.
,yh.,s CIV ,;Il .; !, s.;a,J' ~ 80
latiyus.
s..bo,l will s,,r. ,Tonlau ..a
narsnt. sh,nI | nre,.,.. ,h.ir cbn lr.,n
, a,d coo ,h,, onr s,hool 80 og;.
good shape.
Received a cons;,,m.,t of Smear
Saving machine. ood y;ll coll ,h.,n
ON easy pavments q 4 Wool.
A.ent. e.
Af,ka Milf N;cefreh Mill do
liver.J il any matt os town at lo.t
ar. % !, - .;.;,,
p. b. R1mseyt
F N,combar ,;o,h.r a,,o,,+ .,
IN. A q p az ri. nlace 80
Alhuoueroue . sbo,, ,;s;, ri. 80
on business.
W. understand that Hon. John
V. Ri ales has rented the cosy little
c ttag, which he recently bailt on
Burns aaiieion'
Received car load of bearlless
seed fall wheat; also few thousand
pounds Of seed rye.
= a24-4t J. SANDERsoN.
W'sl you go to Prescott and
want q good shave or a bath 90 70
w Z. Landgrebe, next door to
Curry's jewelry store. If
VIM. Babbitt who has for some
doys been i'll at his ranch at Clark s
Valley came to town, Thursday, in
\ care of DIR. Brannen.
The railroad eating house at Peach
Springs few months 400 was de.
stroyel by fire, and the work OF re-
building it has been commenced,
Mis- M,ooie MARSHALL one of o,,
most nonular voung lad;ss will COON
t,ks a we'll earned "a alton and
lsave next Monday forSan Francisco
Prof Riyyins Of Colorado wbe
will act a, nrincinal Of our nubli[
SCHOOL ;s in town and will e,t.,
80, ~. d;so sc ~, d,,,;as ~, .
The Arizona champion., 1889-08-31
WEEKLY CHAMPION
CLOTHING niDE 70 Older.

I have received new
Samples of Cloth for
Fall and WiHter, for
which I'm easares Will
be taken and perfect
fit guaranteed.
It j. SA1.ZMAN.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-23
The First AQnostic.

When reached intellectual maturity and
began to ask myself whether was an atheist,
a theist OF a pantheist, materialist or an
idealist Christian free thinker, l found
that the more learned and reflected the less
ready was Jhe answer, until at last came to
the conclusion that | had neither art nor
part with any of these denominations, except
the last. The one thing In which most of
these good people were agreed was the one
thing in which differed from them They
were quite sure they had attained certain
''gnosis''-had more or less successfully, solved
the problem of eXistence-while | was quite
sure had not and had pretty strong CON
viction thai the problem was insoluble. This
was my situation when had the good fort
une to find place among the members of the
Metaphysical society. Most of my colleagues
were lists of one sort or another. l, who was
a man without rag Of a label to cover my
self with, felt like the fox who had lost his
tail. So l took thought and invented what
conceived to be the appropriate title of ag-
nostic. 1t came into my head as suggestively
antithetic to-the gnostic of church history,
who profe sed to know so much about the
very things of which / was ignorant and
took the earliest opportunity Of parading it
at our society to show that l, too, had tail
like the other foxes To my great satisfac-
ton the term took.-Professor Huxley in
Nineteenth Century