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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION.
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coxe's cilseersne Lotion at Ross's Garner Drug store. nian
 A iull fne oi wrigat's choicest oiors and Sache, Powder. at tho Corner Drug Store, u
 Fare 10 Senator mine. returning same day, sS. oo. C. ". Ford, agent |
 Three meals for sl at the sherman House, formerly Dan nats iiotol
 Six p'k's's of Duke cameo Cigarettes for a5 cents at Ford's.
 Everything usually kept in A ,irug store for sale cHEAr at tho Corner Drug Store. u Stationery---iargest aud tnest sssort- menl ever seen in Prcscost--at the Corner Drug Store. If For 6 nice Buggy, Ph~lon. Spring Wagon, or anything ia that line. call on Byeeht X Throne. mi7u S,erling's Royal Remedy, tho penn- inc article, ia quantities to sait. st Ross Corner Drug Store. sn2S,f Broehi S rhrone have for sale car load of osberns iron Mowers, ReapeFs and RAkes, at the Pioneer shops. ai7si For Stock MedSines aslaxest iig nres send to lhe Mountain City Drug Store west oi the Ceur, Houss. silti Anthony < Kuhn beer on draught a. ' the Mon,esums, , cts Der glsss Sohooners lsA cts mssu A graduate of Chicago College oi Pharmacy fills ali prescriptions st the Mountain City Drug Store. Rohlnsaa S Brisley. praerletors. siiu
 For Perfumes and niees, sanoy goods, call at the Corner Drug Store. 1 Endless variety. l l Robinson X Bflsley, at the Mountain City Drug Store, solicit country orders 1 for Drugs. etc, and guarantee special low prices. Try them. sila F. II. Waite. dentist, is permanently located at Prescott. Office, lsvapsi Drug Store, II
 The hes, cup o' coile, in town, witb plate oi jcashnais, io cents at ths Nickel Plate.
 Df Henley's celery, t'.ei. aud iron hiitefs st the ksys;oLc Ssloot4 s!Is best ,onic and perviae Aa wn- u The tirst and onl, stone pavsa nt iI' the city of Prescott esn be seen oy csii ing ai Chss Rica's Keystone saloon sad iodging house, on Cortez str'et |
 When any one says that they can get the chespes; oigsrs at any other place in tesn, first give them my com plimenss and tell them ,hst they war, born outside q. taa latitude oi Truth The Oriental k c W fofd's spccls snd exclusive brand. and cannot he bough. st any other place in town Try them, and thsn you wi,i always en. them. Just received new stock. II have receigei a carload of elegant Anheuser-Busch lSt Lou,sl Lagel
 Beer, which propose to sell ice-eeld, ~' reduced prices. In kegs, bottles. CT any amount nave re;urnishes my loiz, ing house, and will rent rooms, bed. can be rented at two oE tour bits. agi ready to furnish cord wood. oak, pin' and juniper, cat to all sizes. split ta
 delivered st house for si per .or3
 Leave orders he:e or through pos,oflicc
 Martin Maier. II
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
Man scnee,,sle

Prescott < Arizona Centrsi Raiiroa,l-- six times week; arrive at 1; 4o ?. m and close at 5 ?. m.
 Verde and Black Canyon via Agal Fria--ihFee times Il week. arrive D. m, Monday, wednescay amt Friday clcSe ! 10 m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
 Phenix, Congress. Antelope, Skull Valley and Walnut 6roye--sis times a week: close :45 a. m., arrive [ r. m.
 Jerome-three times week; ciose 7d5a. m. Monday, "Wednesday and Friday; arrive ?. m., rnesday, Thurs day and Saturday. Howell. Walker. Bueno and Aiexan' asl--tasee times a week; clcsa go a. m., Monday, "Wednesday and Friday arrive Is P m., Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
 Simmons and Juniper--once s wee arrive p. m. Friday; close a. m. Saturday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
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 IN THE JUSTICES COURT oF PRESCOTT \ Pree,ael. in tn- csanty Of fas spA Tuxi- ritor9 of Arisona. Sfex Haryis Plaintiff against W. II. .. No.
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 ny virtue af an exseaffoe issusd ant "f the Iusliss's Soari. frssrs.t; rsessnets fasApai couaty. Arts ns Tetsitssy. he-ss V. LsnE ls<>s. in . er -iain action ~ ~hcEcin Aiex. HArxls ns piasutiff T eoserss tssixmsnt n<ainst w. = s ,s s sa, sa s9 ans ss hansrsy nd 1fty- fonr and si lno dollars. stth tntsrese sereon at shs IA,eof srTen per cent per Ans ~sid. together vssh eesss and seeruinx scstg, | hss& lSvaea epen he fcllosinS tesr5tbs4 rcsssy gf .ss ' , sss.ssn ,s.ss s,.ss aas a ,s F ess of said aefenaanl W. H. c. hcKsesOsl. r's sn and ia the Wire Cola mtpsns claim. ana fa ss asssss s sss ssssn Saisp h'ss mlnlas sis trtet in Ynsspai county. Arixone Iss,,asy Also !, ,ss slsS ,,s;s /. ana Is,ss. ,n ...n sna sss ss s .ssnp gold quarts mil eiis ties. n esa ses. and hciiias therein and se;snE- huisdinx. in which shssAsss is located. and in and so all other busidiprS sna fnpfpyo~ m e fs on safsl min site, all being sitasss "a f.s nshy Bssip. fn MAispei mlEfng dl njef, f.y pa soasy ArnIa~ v, ser.ts' iss ss and the nntlro ssf io<sfics uhasesfl ls recofde6 in Hook One of Mlfi and Water kSghse al tssres ssa and tS. rccorts of fasspG4 hereby made part of Inc doetrtpstoo n he fropert- heresn deseRsSe1 p nas s nosiss is ssrsny given thar on
 MONDAY. uECEH1kR g. io90. Al ,s o'clock noon ef shat day. tn froas of tho north door of .hc ecust housc, in the city ~ rrsseatt, county of YAsspai, win sell al shs rsx a,. tisie and lztcrest oi the sad tefendaS.. ". u' U Me sxessof. in sn ! to the ahove de- aerihssl property. at paeiie auction, for eaah in United ssate- currency. to the hiehest a11 cossa. psi<d al Prescott Aria. the siss dAy os Ka-
 VIM. 0. o'NRfLs. ehsrtG. firsf publication Novensher a tssa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
Toys For inc mullon.

St. Claire < Pratt, Holiday Leaders, Phonix. A. T., have the most complete and varied stock of Toys, fancy goods, s.hums, al hall price. Jewelry, watches, clocks, musical instruments, poots, giit. and ehsldren's books, and a thousand pretty things. Remis them the!s ex- rense. and describe what you want, and they will be sure to give satistae- ton. Senc 8; cnee. wSt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
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Nineteen cases nj Boots and Shoes received today direct from Boston by D. ]. Sullivan < Co
 Ladies Fine Shoes, a grea. ya,ity of Misses and Children's Shoes. and Mems and Boys' Boots and Shoes Prices away down. Open tomorrow. Prescott, October 2i, 1890. Us.i
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
Notice of Foffeilure.

ITO ". |. HAMsERS. HOUR HBIRS. Ao- l signs sad legal representatives:
 You are serehy nofsaed thai the ucaer> signed. wh., is co-ovuer with you in ths xo1- Eisa mining claim. has expended the sam of two hundred dollars la labor and tupeoye- neats upon said mining ciasrs, the anid n. pcndisuse and imps ovemcnts b<kng mo6o ln sears iSss and Isso. in comp iiasee wttA the United States mining laws. requiring unzun3 expenditures fo De made on mining ctxtsaA
 The s4id Nt si1in mininR claim ceu1if0 ef f5ao f<et in length by 6oofeef wide, aitualo tn Walker mining dissrlcs. the county of vsv- ap.i in the Territory cf AsisouA A record ai the location of the sAa Na1ais min1nR claim is made tu the record CT mines. n t4o .fhee z coan tv recorder of said Yavapoi county h book K 10, page if<.
 And you are hereisy further uo{ided tho1 Q, at lhs expiration cf ninety d.ys sstsr tho publication of fhis notice, you fa,s or refnoo to contribute er pay 10 me your proPogtlon of tho said expenditures. together xith tko cost Of the pubiicAsson Of this notice. the la terest of yoa in said Messiln miamg elsin uil1 nc fcsfeitsd and bscon.e she property q the undersigned. J. NTLIlKkN.
 Prescott, Aria. Sept Q. isto
 tfirst publication Sept Ia lt00}
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To A. ". caLLxN, your hsirs, assaxns cd
 legal representatives:
 VOL arc hereby notidet that tho sn1or-
 u signed. who is co-owuer With you b tse NoxrkxuNA mining claim, hAs expendo9 the sum of two hundred dollars h labor anS Improvements upon sAid mining clssms 0o said expenditure ana improvements ba{n9 msds ia years 1888 and iSs9. in conplianeo
 with tha Un ted States miaing laws rcQaiFtnG
 annual expenditures to be msde on sssAiR3 claims.
 The said MonsezunA minink rlAin consisse of i5os feet in iengsh by t0o feet ut1ss. sltna@e
 sn Weaver minin g distrlcI Ia the ecuBsY of yavas Ai. ia tho Territory of Arixons. q toe- ord of the location of the said Moatog1mn cIaisn is made iu tho record ef mines. tn 1e nEbsc ef the eounty recorder of sald YoN1po1 coaasy. in book 9a page 57S. And you a-e he yeby farthcr not se4 aAo& . At the expiration oi ninety dAys aiser tne p9h- licafion of this tice. ycu fAii os sefqso e contribute or pay to me ysur Yroposoen c. the expenditures. together with tho cqn3 .s the publication Of thia notice. the inteye1e el you In said MoAtexumS mining eiaiu VII - forfeited and become tue property of tke NA- dersl lgued rkEDEHIC0 HOME Prescott Arixona> Nov. .. lSpa. firs, publication. Nov. IA iSp9
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
Nont nunn,na pomost,c

H. c. Burdge has heen appointed agent for the Ligh, Running Domestic sewing machine. and will shortly mak, canvass of tho county for it's sale Any party desiring first-class maohiae shoulG give him his order. est
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
Atlantic S Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY.
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twssisra Division

Afbuouesaue--A.T T. S \. r- R. R fsf al relafs east aud s0ukh. 0~Sas,ote 1u0ctlop ~ rrcseo ss krfsouE renfrAa railway for Fort Nhipf nFs RseR afl aax..~sN s-fssliscsula ~nnsbera railway |, ts s Angeles. Saf Dies, a se other shutl
 California pgs,nts se !. -ssuthsrn fsseia ae for san tvsnsfses sAsssm.ns.. snd Northern cslis"fnh points
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
Millinery and N0tons.

New goods. just received al Miss carr's, next door to the post office. A complete stock oi Millinery goodc. and 2 lull line of all kinds of notions. ti \
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
Married,

NARxs-BRowN-.In Prescott, by Jus tioe Henry ". Fleurys December 9th, William H. Marks and Mise kittie May Brown.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
r. M. Becsoa.

Practical and reliable Watchmaker and
 Jewler, permanently located in Pres . u. Store in Yayspai Pharmacy q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
NOTICE TOR punlicATnll

LAND oFsicx &r PRESCOTT. Aerx..l
 Octoeer ~, lSo1 Notice IS hereby given that the eoif0winr nvmea settler has filed heslce of b e Snt suf<0n to Hsk e unal proof m support of hla e3Aim, anc that sa,u ptoUf wiff be mn1c bo9ae9 (Ae Register aud Receiver cf u, S Land O1kSe q Prescott. Arfxonss ou pecsxnbsY n, u61. viz: Thomas carroil, aonis ateAd App{fenkton No- h of Saathvesf fs. Sec 6 fwp ts N81k He names the tciloWfsx wikneaaeo e ppuvo his continuous sesi.lence npon and euI<1Vo. of, s<fa land, vix. John T. t3axdo6g of Cnro- vit,e. ArtBoaa, Ioha McDunala of Pru c01a. Arisone. 6eaA Ward. of Cottonwood, ArtaoaA James stfahan. of cuitonwuod. ArleonG
 T. C.MARr1N. unRio4or- First tnsertscn Ncveuabes e-o0
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
DloIEE.
N OTICE !!

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNS :sssd s osnsas sssss, sisss sss q s 2 .;sS- ss claim. vhich srcssea the Jeff oevis raneh, thAs all pArties owning buildtngs a end mining claim are kcrchs nosf6ed b rcuovo the same withia sixty days from the date of this advertisement or the said buildines w1tl become the property of the s.ndersieaed
 RoBERfk. HAHoO4.
 SAM WATSON
 C A 9RASeWEI4L. Dated Prescott Ara. Nov. n. lSoA Wd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
Letter Ilss.

The following is a list of letters re maining in the pcst-oliice at Prescott Arizona. uncalled for Dec. ls, 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
The Grand Canyon of lhe Colorado

eAsliy be reached this tn-, sls ,sSeh Spfiags. and tsgr sis~ fr n thence ei hui tsenss .tssss mi e.. thi ANTON ,s fhs 6kASpEST sna atsst WtsNiffkffiL u NaTuxks- WORKS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
Selling ai Cost
pas,u,age for HOysss-

.,ocD PASTURE FoR HORSES, ALL EN ly esnsea oy sshstantiss tenoe so2d ,s,s.ss SrSss soS ,s, me old Sam Miller reach n Hkul Valley.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17

n. E. ROBINSON. W. A. Hfsst u. sea. Nnnaser. Gen PsW. Ax't.
 f.T. MERRY. General Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17
Sicu off al FlsgstaH.

sas bun, deer. bear sHd wild turkey. is lhs magnificent psse forests of the San frsaesscs . mountains: of visit the ana ent rains of she
 CAVE AND CLIFF DWfllEaS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-17

IN THE JUSTICES COURT or PRESCOTT \ freeiacl. in th- csanty Of 1as spa fo<i- ritos3 of Arizona.
The Press., 1890-05-22

A LADY's PERFECT COMPANION. new book by Dr. John H. Dye, one of New York's most skillful physicians, shows that pain is not necessary in Childbirth, but results from causes easily understood and overcome. It clearly proves that any woman may be
 come a mother without suffering any pain whatever. It also tells how to overcome and prevent morning sickness and the many oth. CT evils attending pregnancy. It is highly endorsed by physicians everywhere as the wife's true private companion. Cut this out
 it will save you great pain, and possibly you1 life. Send two-cent stamp for descriptive circulars, testimonials, and confidential letter sent in scaled envelope. Address Franl Thomas & Co.,, Publishers, Baltimore, Mary
 land
The Press., 1890-05-22

Judge Thayer in the superior court at Hartford yesterday decided that the tick cts issued at the recent city election mark ed "citizens" were void and that William H. Talcott (dem.) who was declared defeated as candidate for alderman in the 7th ward by one vote by Halsey Philbrick republican, is elected alderman Philbrick received some of the citizens tickets. The case will probably go to the supreme court. Other questions of the late late city election hang on this decis- ion
The Press., 1890-05-22

TIE governor of Louisiana takes manly stand against the lotteries so long legalized by the state, but the distinguished confederate generals who have been 80 long feecing the entire country are trying to win in the legis- lature by the power of money. It will be an everlasting diagrace to the state if it's law makers are bought up by this gambling ma chine
The Press., 1890-05-22

Lord Ponsonby, who was hanged by 8 mob in Paris in 1791 and cut down before life was extinct, proceeded to give an ac- count of his sensations on returning to consciousness. He could not have actually been suspended in mid-air more than few seconds, and yet in that brief space of time all the events of his past life passed through his mind. It is true that his life up to that date had not been very event ful one, being only 19 years of age; but every past sensation was renewed in all its freshness. It is also remarkable that he did not at the time experience any sensa- tion of fear while, he added, his was an essentially nervous temperament. This remarkable mental power of calling up the past in moments of suspended animation l have heard frequently mentioned. One was the case of Count Zlchy, in the rev olution of 1S48, in Vienna. He was caught by the savage mob, hung like Lord Pon- sonby in the middle of the street, when his own regiment of dragons charged down and cut the cords as he was swing ing in the air. He fell to the ground, and was supposed to be dead; but his recov- cry was different matter from Lord Pon sonby's, for he suffered agonies, and fol ten days had four men constantly with him. He described exactly the same sen sations as Lord Ponsonby; the scroll o what was a much longer life was unrolled even the smallest detail rushed back on his memory he had the same fearlessness al the moment, but he felt all the horror O the agony when the danger was past. | BL0ckaOOOdS,
The Press., 1890-05-22

The supreme court of the United States sustains the constitutionality of the Edmunds anti-polygamy law. The court decision terse- ly says: Congress had before it contu- macious organization, welding by its re- sources an immense power in the territory of Utah, and employing those resources in con- stantly attempting to oppose, subvert and thwart the legislation of congress and the will of the government of the United States. Under such circumstances we have no doubt of the right of congress to do as it did" The court treats the Mormon hierarchy and its continued conspiracy as Ian organized re- bellion agalnst the United States" and states the exact and disgraceful historical truth when it says that ''the history of the govern ment's dealings with the Mormons is one ot patience on the part of the American govern ment and of resistance to law and pitiless atrocities on the part of the Mormons.
 MT. F. G. Fowler, of Bridgeport, addressed the Society of Engineers, Saturday evening, respecting his discovery of property o1 steam which, under some circumstances, will cause an instantaneous doubling of boiler pressure, without the application of more heat. His claims were demonstrated by a small boiler, in which the pressure was raised to forty pounds, and, after being removed from the fire, suddenly thrown to eighty pounds. In another experiment the pressure was raised, in an instant, from eighty pounds to 160. It was claimed that this property ac counted for many so-called mysterious boiler explosions or those which withstood the inspection and then exploded, apparently at much lower pressure. It was further shown how this property could be readily re moved from the boiler, whereby the danger is obviated. This was demonstrated by sue cessful experiment. It was then shown tha the cause of this sudden rise of pressure wal due to certain combination that existed il the boiler, and that one of the essential ele ments of that combination was the impregna ton of the water with gases-which were O no earthly benefit but on the contrary detri ment-and that by their removal the dange is obviated. This claim was demonstrated b, expelling portion of the gases from one O the boilers, and then repeating the expert ment, when the rise was only between on, and two pounds.
The Press., 1890-05-22

BURGLARS are operating in the southwest. ern part of the state. Norwalk was visited Sunday night.
The Press., 1890-05-22

There seems to be an unusual number oi fires, cayings in, gas explosions and the like in the Pennsylvania mining regions of late. One of the curious facts of life is the way in wbich disasters of the same sort are apt to follow each other until several have occurred. Then, perhaps, there will be long interval of quietude without single accident. Why do such things happen so often in groups It's queer question. 4
The Press., 1890-05-22

Some men are all nose and whiskers, while others run mostly to feet and ungoldly appe- tite. So it is with soaps. Some are little else than fancy wrappers, others merely pleas ant ''smelI" and the balance nearly all rosin. Like the man of real merit, Brussels soap is soap only, and the best and most economical at that : 'ftt*
The Press., 1890-05-22

Having been killed by frost the regular number of times, the strawberry crop down in Delaware is now announced to be abundant and fine. Let us hope that the Delaware peaches will follow the good example which the strawberries have set them.
The Press., 1890-05-22

THE deceased U. s. Senator Beck of Ken. lucky is to be succeeded by ex-Speaker Car. lisle, who was elected to that office by the Kentucky legislature on Saturday last.
The Press., 1890-05-22

President Harrison has had 600 applica. tions for the two appointments of cadets-at. large-one at West Point, the other at An napolis that he has power to make this year.
The Press., 1890-05-22
It's economical-Brussels soap.

Two legislatures of Massachusetts have passed the constitutional amendment which exempts every veteran from the payment of a poll-tax as suffrage qualification.
The Press., 1890-05-22
Married
Died.

Westford, 2Oth, by Rev. O. Bissell, William H Dawley and Annie L. Chism, both of Westford.
The Press., 1890-05-22

"When I get bright idea I always want to pass it along," said lady, as she sat watching young girl sewing ''do your buttons ever come of, Lena ?"
 "Ever They're always doing it. They are ironed of, washed off, and pulled of until despair. I seem to shed buttons at every step."
 "Make use of these two hints when you are sewing them on, then, and see if they make any difference When you begin, before you lay the button on the cloth, put the thread through so that the knot will be on the right side; that leaves ii under the button and prevents it from be. ing ironed or worn away, and thus begin ming the loosening process.
 "Then, before you begin sewing, lay 6 large pin across the button so that all youl threads will go over the pin. After you have finished filling the holes with thread draw out the pin and wind your thread round and round beneath the button. That makes compact stem to sustain the possible pulling and wear of the button hole. It is no exaggeration to say tha my buttons never come of, and I'm sure yours won't, if you use my method of sew ing. ."-Chicogo Tunes.
The Press., 1890-05-22
BOrnle

Stafford Springs, 20th, daughter, Lila M, to A. D, Charter. Hydevlle, 18th, son George Homer) to Fred and Clara Beard.
The Press., 1890-05-22

Died. Sinclairville, N. r., 5th, Deacon Earl c. Preston 94, formerly of Eastford
The Press., 1890-05-22

TIE April report of the state board oi health gives the following annual death rates per estimated 1000 of population for some oi the larger cities and towns Ansonia, 23.3 Norwalk, 22; Manchester and Stafford, each 21.6; Stamford, 2l; Vernon, 2O.4; Water bury, 17.6; Hartford, 17.5; New Haven 16.S; Meriden, 15; Norwich, 12.2; New Britain, 12; Middletown, 10.7. Probably il the report was made from the actual rather than the ''estimated" population the showing would be different.
The Press., 1890-05-22

FOR SALE-Horse, Wagon and Harness. A 2w+ s. SNOW.
The Press., 1890-05-22

SOME New York sensational papers are ad- vising people not to answer some of the questions to be propounded by the census takers next month. If any individual gets into trouble in making an issue against the U. s. government, through advice of these papers, it will be pity that they and not their advisers must suffer. No questions will be asked for any idle purpose. The govern ment will profit by the information got in this fragmentary but reliable way, and the fact that the few who have official knowledge of the answers given are sworn to secrecy, is evidence that the government will not use them to any one's disadvantage. Even asses sors and tax collectors are excluded from be- ing made enumerators that people may fee safe in giving correct answers as to the value of their property. The officials will bt glad to be told of any violation of confidence on the part of any census takers.
The Press., 1890-05-22

DENSIONS
 For SOIdi CTS, Widows and Depend e@s Relatives. Write to ID. \. M URe PHY,
 P. Q. Box 534, Washington, DC. Eighteen years practical experience as Examiner of Claims, Supervising Examiner and Chief Clerk U. S. Pension Office. No charge for advice.
 A UCTION or REAL ESTATE. A By order of probate court for the district oi somers, the subscriber win sell at Public Auction Tuesday, M lay 25tms 1890, at one o'clock p, m the following property belonging to the estate oi Homer Hall, deceased, viz: The House, Barns and containing about 35 acres, the same being the resi- dence of the late Hon. L. E. Pease one of the most desirable residences, situated the Main Street 1T Somers; also the House and Barn and one aCre Oi Land, being the residence of the late Homer Hal deceased, situated the said street the above named premises; also 2l acres of Land with Tobacce Shed, situated on the highway. about one-quarteI mile from the above named building.
 VIM. B. WOODS,l rroor.o-.
 EDW. PORTER, { Somers. May 15, 1890.
The Press., 1890-05-22
$1O.OO

SALE is for Boys Suits, ages to IA years. The regular prices of these suits were $3, $3 50 and $4. It is 8 combination of mistakes that forces us to sacrifice them they are yOurS at
The Press., 1890-05-22
$7.5O

SALE 5 takes in Mems Spring Over- coats, that we made to sell at $12 and $14, but!we made too many, 50 we lower the price to clear our counters. Here they are for
The Press., 1890-05-22
WTANTED- "A few boarders. Good rooms
 w and board on Gold-st.

HOUND - A wallet, containing small II small sum of money. Owner can have it. hy giving description and paying charges. Inquire of
 FRANK AIDRICH, Glynville.