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Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-04
SUPERVISORS SALE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

M olltb IN hEifBDt 0i EN n \ lS the Board of Supervisors of Gila county. Arizona, will sell at private sale the following described real estate, to-wit Jas H. Work, k,-" "O'Dougheity and Big Johnny" copper mines, Globe Mining Dis trict, Gila county, Arizona, tax etc. $Sl9 61, and 10 per cent. interest since date of sale C. Moreli, lot 29, block S2, town of Globe, tax etc. SIS t4, and 10 per cent, interest since date of sale.
 Andrew Blake, -phssessory right to ranch and improvements on east side of Tnntn Creek, about one mile above Watkins store. tax etc $36 B. and 10 per cent, interest since date of sale
 D. r. Watkins, possessory right to ranch on west side of Tonto Greek, ahout one mile above the ranch of W c, Watkins. tax etc. SGS lG, and ten per cent. interest since date of sale PATRICK STANLEY,
 Chairman of the Board of Supervisors. Attest-CRAs. T. MARTiy Clerk.
 nov Oft
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-04
KAUFMAN. TEX. Iune cs. 1888.

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Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-04

A special correspondent of the New York Engineering Mining News has this to say about some of Ari2ona's mines: "WIth bs''o" "oilroad facilities to ih" T be able to
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-04
Eastern accounts attribute a marked increased fatality te tho 'la grippe.

Henry E, Pierce, of Caldwell. Ohio, treasurer of d Grand Army fund, has defaulted. Private DalzelS uneaiihed the steal
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23

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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
Her Royal Highncss ,Attacked by In"
huenza-State of Affairs in Portugal.

her hoyal hlgnncss ATTACKED Dy In"
huenza- State of Affairs in Portugal.
1t is reported the Queen is seriously i'll at
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is felt as she ha, not been well for some
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The Portuguese Government has COM
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policy pursued by that power in its dispute
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that a conference Of the powers be convoked
to discuss the African question.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23

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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23
Stoves for MONKEYS,

Keeper Hayens of the Gress Zoo
crawled on to tho Fair street dummy
with two big gray two-gallon jugs in
his hands yesterday.
Going to start u blind tiger?" he
was asked.
NO, these are monkey stoves"
Monkey what?'
Stoves, man, stoves. Don't you
catch on? Everybody has been won
dering how l would keep the monkeys
from freezing during the winter. These
are my stoves. I'll fill these two Jugs
full Of hot water, wrap some hay
around them, and set them in the mon
key cage
will the monkeys take to them ?"
Trust monk for that. They'll sit
around those jugs and hug them worse
than tramp around freight caboose
stove. Next morning when ! go in
there they will he as warm and snug
as you ever saw. atlanta ConStit,t.
ton.
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Novelties and IknswIedre.

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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23
HUNDREDS HOMELESS.
sudden Rise in the Littlo Wabash
Causes Much Damage,

4 sudden Rise in the Littlo Wabash
Causes Much Damage.
Three hundred people at Carmi, Illinois,
pave bsen compellcdto leave their homes by
sudden rise in the Ii tie Wabash river, and
Is feared that still larger number will be
f!Cei TO abandon their dwellings and take
Peluse on high ground.
ine riyer is out ofits banks, and the north
I" part OF the town is overaowed TO the
''h oi - feet in some places, and from 70
'' houses are submerged. The houses
a'V al been vacated, the people seeking
'Lse IN The spare rooms Of their neighbors
.ne southern part of the town.
vast stretches of low-lant and meadow
submerged and number of animals
f1'e been carried away or drowned in the
NS Fence rails, boards and other drift
down stream by the raging waters
i4U"e That farmers have suffered severely.
4 ''H nay ON the bottom Ian / is ruined. IL
4 'por'ed that the worst is yet to come, and
H. uno people in towns along the little
'oah are preparing for it, At Corwin
expected the river will rise Is feet high.
ana If this happens the result will be
Fnply appalling.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23
A JOKING SOLDIER.
Ue Always Saw the Brightest Side os
Everything.


Everything.
Only this week i was reading Gen.
Doubleday's story Of Gettysburg, and
the day before had seen the old Gem
eral on the street. His presence in
New York aud his book combine TO re-
call TO my mind very practical Joke
that was played upon him at Gettys-
burg by Capt. Joe Parker, of Gen.
Hancock's staff. Col. Billy Wilson and
Joe Parker were Gen. Hancock's pets.
They we're both young, full of mischief.
and only saw the ludicrous side of
everything, no matter how serious
In the very white heat of the battle
on Cemetery Hill on July 3, 1868, Gen.
Hancock was severely wounded, and
Capt. Parker immediately rode off TO
find Gen. Doubleday, who was the
senior division commander, and put
him in command of the Second Corps.
He found Doubleday sitting under
big tree. He saluted him quickly and
said:
Gen. Doubleday Gen Hancock has
been very seriously wounded, and you
will"
Just at that moment, before he had
time to finish the sentence, assume
command of the corps" a shell burst
directly over the General. The shock
half stunned him, and he fell ovor, ex
claiming:
"Oh. am killed AM killed"
Capt Parker couldn't resist this OPP.
portunity for joke, and he rode off
rapidly in search of Gen. Gibbon. He
found him. reported to him that
Doubleday had been killed, Hancock
had been wounded. aud that he was to
take command Of the corps. The news
spread rapidly that Doubleday was
dead, and Capt. Parker so reported to
Gen. Hancock. A few hours later u
railroad train containing Hancock, his
staff and II number of wounded officers
was moving toward Baltimore. Han
cock was lying on stretchor, suffering
intensely, but his mind and sympathy
went out toward his division command.
ers and his other officers who were dead
or wounded.
ITS too bad about Doublcdav's
death" said he to wounded officer sit
ting near him, who was shot in the
arm.
Doubleday isn't dead" replied the
officer. 81 saw him in command Of the
corps after you were wounded and two
hours before left the field"
why, Joe Parker told me that he
was killed, replied Hancock.
Parker, who was in front car with
the boys having fun, was immediately
summoned. He appeared before Han
cock, who said:
| Capt. Parker, didn't you tell IN 4
that Gen. Doubleday was killed."
Certainly / did, =" replied Joe. ale
told me he was, and what the devil was
to do but take his word for it? ?'
Despite the suffering in that car
there was a hearty laugh. aud Parkci
went back 10 his companions. As h,
closed the car door, Hancock re
marked:
That boy will never see anything
serious j. thc most serious things o.
this life
Poor Joe Parker and his counter,
part, Col. Wilson, are both dead. Will,
the old General of whom Gen. Hancock
told this amusing story walks along
Broadway apparently as hearty and
healthy as man of tifty.-Nelc York
Star.
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RAILROAD TRAFFIC BLOCKED.
uuctors and Brakemen Laid UP anC
New Men Callad For

-uue'ors and Brakemen Laid UP and
New Men Called For.
lHs pennsylvania Railroad Company has
o1 an order asking for all the men they
4 s1' There are over 100 conductors and
O'aSemen Off duty with la grippe and
''tu ana side tracks along the Altoona
Ia middle divisions are blocked with
SUI they are getting new men, but
make very poor time with freight, ow-
W no' oeing acquainted with the road.
[o,a, Sa a'e assuming a serious aspect. The
lwho are not victims themselves)
sung DAY and night, many of them hay.
~ nigh as 100 cases at one time.
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We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for
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We, the undersisr ed, have known 4. y.
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Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system Price, 75c. per bottle.
Sold by oil Druggists.
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Couldn't Mean He Was Small !

ABilkings says the reason you dress
80 shabbily is that your father is a
tailor?"
Il suppose that's so. You know
shoemakers' sons generally go bare.
foot, and milliners' daughters wear
cheap hats"
That's about So"
Your father must have been a great
man "--BoSton Herald.
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In order thoroughly TO realize our
selves, we must be conscious of our alb
sorption, or at least of our inclusion, in
a greater and grandtr system than that
of our individual surrounding, : in order
to find our lives, we must first discover
the art OF losing them.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23

Nearly every article sold Is cheapcncd In
cost II production, at exp nsc of quality. Dob
bins's Electric. soar Is erdeHy TO-DAY what IL
was In 1865, dbsiiuisig pure, harmless and uni
form. ASK your grocer for II. Look out for
huitau ns.
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LIVE STOCK.
Movements and Prices at the Central
Drove Yards, East Liberty.

DrOVo uIus, Iasb llpcEby'
CATTLE.
Stock cattle as to quality 250@3 90
Feeders us to quality 30lG3 30
Oxen, ~ 10 quality 3'5di 20
Bulls and dry cows O'd2 20
Export bulls 3OOd3 -
Veal calves 6OOGu : so
Fresh COWS per head ~ OO@OO w
SHEEP AND LAMBS
There has been a good sheep market all
week, sold about as fast rs they arrived each
day and at full prices, indeed II we mistake
not the prices realized this week were the
highest for almo.t year. Sellers had the
advantage and they did not hesitate to make
the best OF IL.
Prime 100 toll lb. sheep g. SOCp5 S5
Good 90 to % Id. sheUp 1000 y
Fair 80 to - lb, sheep 465Cao %
Common 20 to 10 lb. sheep 1901 ~
Scalawags JlG5 ~
Lambs as to quality oOJ@o 20
There has been very fair business this
week. both Eastern and country buyers
buying pretty freely, and while the supply
was liberal the demand was equal thereto.
One of the most and about the only feature
10 note is good isht sold more readily and
at a better price than heavy hogs which may
be attributed to an exceedingly dull lard
market. Buyers, almost without exception,
want hogs with more cat and less fat Sold
Us follows: .
Light Workers ~ SOG3 80
Heavy Workers 3bO03 20
Philadelphia hogs sOCg3 81
Roughs 2"o83 -
Wool.
PuLADELPHrA.-Woolq quiet prices steady,
Ohio, PENNSYLVANIA and West Virginia Xxx
and above, 33 l-2@35c; X 3l@3ici medium,
sG l. ga $50: coarse, 4a36c; New York, Mi.
chgan, Indiana and Western fine, or \ and
Xxx. g963lc; medium, 36l-2@37 l-2c; coarse
IS I-2@S5 lie: fine washed delaine and Xxx,
80 i.9@SGc; medium washed combing and
deane, 39@4lc; coarse do. e6Gg31ci Cana, a.
06lic. medium unwashed combing and de-
iaine, 27@3lc; Montana, 10 TO 25c; Territori'
al, Is 10 22c.
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Joan OF Arc was burned mt the stake May
30, 1881, because she tried to save her Countr!
from foreign rue.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23
want to sit for a picture"

Lddy-"I sit for a picture"
Arist-"I shall be very glad paint you you viii wait
week, until finish the one | at work now"
Lad"O Oh my! couldn't wait that long, Why, / promised
be home n dinner five o'clock -
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We watt Pgcuts To sell our celebrated rem
cdes, $500 worth sent TO responsible persons
10 be paid for when sold. Largest commissions
ever offered, Send for agents terms. Frank
lin Hart Remedy Co., 81 Murray St, y. Y.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23

Per ection Is attained in Dr. Sage's Catarrf
Remedy. IL cures the worst cases.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23

ecoursed with ulcors, bo,Is and tetter.

ecourged with ulcers, bolts and tetter.
Weak Of limb and sore Of eye,
Hopeless now OF growing better,
Surely one must die
Not at oil, oor, discouraged sufferer from
disordered blood and scrofulous trouble. Take
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, the
great blood purifier and life-saver OF modern
days AL thoe unwholcsomc sores and blood
disordcp may be cured, aud the victim will
look aud feel ike a new man. IL Is Wdrrdntcd
TO benefit or cure OF money paid for 1t prompt
ly returned.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23

Catherine, vi e of Peter the Great, was
once "A peasant girl.
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or.scp. IN. Paradise Of F,rm.r..

Mid. equable cllmac, certain and abundant
crops. Besi fruit, grain, grass and stock coun-
try In the world. Full informal on free. Ad-
dress Oregon lm'igtatn Board, Portland, Ore.
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Arc Your Children sicL, -

To ralamctcs, of Greece, is attributed the
invention of dice, about ~.
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Calvin s. Brice Democrat has been
elected United States senator by the Ohio
Legislature, receiving 20 votes. Charles Fos-
ter tRepublicanl received Gj votes. Mr..
Brice will succeed Senator Paine.
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They disappear likn not cakes before ~.
Louis tramp" Tansll's Punch" 5c. Cigar.
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No Fnrmcr -houId nniId Fcncc

nti he has written to :. IT, GARRETT
Iansheld. o., for catalogue of piCL,i a Uut
cnCc Machine, Wholesale prices. a.,
The morning call., 1890-06-11
A HAPPY FAMILY.
Bismarck Talks About the
Peace Of Europe.
Germany on Fairly Good Terms With ali
the Powers.
The Cars Dislike Of Physical EXertiOD
an Important Factor in the
Pacific Feeling.
Special Dispatches to THE MORNING CALL.

LONDON, June 10.-The Telegraph to-
day continues its report of an interview
with Bismarck. Nobody, he said, was
more earnest for peace than Emperor
William, who WAS bent upon internal re-
forms, and had no idea of aggression.
When asked whether it was possible to ex-
tinguish the French grievances by the res
toration of their provinces to the French.
he declared that restoration was utterly
impossible, and that it must be
left to time to remove their
resentment. Their relations with Russia,
he said, were equally good. and she GER
tainly would not attack Germany. The
Car Is averse to conquest and dislikes
physical exertion, a point that is not with
out Importance to the peace Of Europe.
The triple alliance, Bismarck said. was
certain to endure. Only the most unfore-
seen accident could disturb European peace.
He thought it impossible that England
and Germany should ever 20 to war.
Ii they quarrel it might lead to cont
mental conflict, even if England abstained
from fighting. This, however, was wildly
improbable contingency. The African dis
pute, said Bismarck, is trifing matter,
and he believed Lord Sa!isbury's temperate
words are more to England's taste than
Stanley's fierce ones.
In conclusion. Bismarck spoke in the
highest praise 81 the late Emperor Fred
erick, saying that had he lived he would
have aStonished the world by the vigor of
his personality and rule.
The morning call., 1890-06-11
ROAD AGENTS WORK.
4 Passenger Train Ditched
and Robbed.
The EYpraSS-Car Riaed Of All The Money
Il Contained.
Messenger NeSbitt Seriously Wounded by
the DeSperadGes-An Unknown Man
Killed by the Wreck.
Special Dispatches to THE MORNING CALL.

TExARKANA (Ark.), June 10.-The West
bound Cotton Belt train which left here at
midnight last night left the track in spur
switch two miles from town. An unknown
man who was stealing ride on the bag
gage-ear was instantly killed, and the pas
sengers and trainmen badly shaken up.
The engineer and fireman had scarcely re-
covered from the shock when six-shooters
and Winchesters were rammed in their
faces, and they were ordered to lead the
van in march upon the eXpress-car.
Robbers had turned the switch and
caused the wreck. They entered the ex-
press-car, and after short resistance from
Messenger Nesbitt, went through the safe,
securing, it is claimed. less than $500.
After they had gone through this car, the
robbers marched the engineer and fireman
and messenger about 500 yards from the
track. seated them on log and told them
to stay there with their eyes shut for one
hour.
When the bandits had gone distance of
about fifty yards they turned and fired a
ger was shot through the left hand and an
other bullet pierced his ear. The robbers
then disappeared.
1t required but short time to notify the
officers here, who are now in pursuit of the
bandits. One party has been arrested, but
not fully identified.
Yesterday afternoon $4,000 was taken
from the Southern Express Office to the
depot and sent North. 1t is supposed the
robbers thought the money was going
South. Great excitement prevailed on ae-
count of the robbery, for within the last
few years several robberies have been
perpetrated within 100 miles of here.
The people here are exasperated, and il the
guilty parties are caught judge lynch will save
court expenses
ST. LOUIS, June 1o.-Auother account OF the
robbery received by the Republic from Little
Rock asserts that Messenger Nesbilt was killed,
aud that The robbers secured at least $4,000
1t Is believed that the robbers are part of the
old Steve aud Rube Burrows gang. The latter
escaped from the Arkansas Penilentiary pending
bearing for similar offense year ago