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Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-07-12
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by mothers for children teeth
ing for over fifty years with periect sue
c,.ss. 1t relieves the little sufferer at
once. produces natural, quiet sleep ny
Irseiny the child from pain. and the little
cbsrub awskes as bright as button.
II is very pleasant " taste. soothes the
child. soft.ns the gums, aIiays pam, re-
Iieyes wind, regulates the bowels, and IL
lie bsss known remedy for diarrbGa,
whether arising from seething or other
causes,
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-07-12
THE nav VIE CEl.EBnATE.


The morning OF the day was given up
to the usual noisy demonstration Of the
celebration. The mining CAMPS, aud
towns along the line o. the railroad, from
Peach Springs to the Needles. Had repre-
sent4tiyes TO help Us pass the day. The
flags were thrown to the breeze, and all
the business honses and many Of the
private residences were handsomely dec
GRATED with fAys and bunting. The bus
mess houses were closed during the day
and all took part in the festivities Of the
occasion.
THE PROGRAMME.
The races proved % be one Of the prin
ciple features Of the days entertainment,
and Ut 2:30 there was q rush for the
track. In the pool selling for the 500
yard race Brown Dan was strong favor
lite, everyone being anxious TO place their
money on him on account OF his previous
record. At the word the horses got away
well together, and for the first 20 yards
Brown Dan and J. II. Johnson's bay colt
ran neck and neck, with Brawn's roam y
a close third. At the 4o0-yard post
Brown Dan was leading by hall length,
Johnson's horse second, and Brawn's
distanced. Brown Dan increased his
lead, and won by about two lengths.
THE SADDLE RACE
Was by far the most interesting, there
being five starters, and anything but
certainty az to the winner. In the pool
selling, w. II. Lakes horse, Prince, was
the iavorite, selling at even money
against the field. After considerable
wrsnxling about the correctness Of the
distance, the horses finally got TO the
sore, and after three or four Intellectual
Efforts, got away with Jack Tuck's 3-year
old flley in the lead, which she kept al
the way out, winning by about two
len ths; Lakes horse second, Richards
third, Kinncy's foarth, and Brawn's last.
This was good race, and the reckless
plum GERS who had been Laughed at a few
inmates before, now wore knowing
smile.
| ToURNAMEST.
Next on the programme was the tour
| nainent, which was watched with con.
side able interest, il being the first thing
Of the kind ever bel in King,nan. The
/ first prize, handsome, silver-mounted
bri lie, WAS won by @ 7. Wilkinson; the
sec md prize, fine pair Of spurs, was
,.on by Henry Dural. This concluded
the afternoon entertainment, and the
crowd dispersed TO recuperate for the
eyeniDg
TIE FIREWORKS
Display WAS not as successful as u
might have been, owing TO an accident
although it was much enjoyed. The dis
play had hardly commenced when some
one ca,lessly set fire to the whole box
and for few minute there were more
fireworks than were agreeable to those ir
the yicinity.
THE BALL
| Commenced at 9:3J, and although thu
evening was rather warm, the hall wa
crowded, and everyone seemed bound Il
enjoy themself. The attendance was thu
largest In Kingman for long time. Thu
dance broke up at 4, a. m, when al
wen: home, tired out, but happy In tn
KNOWLEDGE that they had done full homo
to the Nation e greatest day, the gloriou
Fourth.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-07-12

The MIssR ollie has TOR sale quitclaim,
warranty and mining deeds, chattel and
real estate mortgages, special power OF
attorneys, mining locations and all the
Blanks required in Justices Court.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-07-12

D. r.. Meets every Tuesday evening as A
O'clock during this m, nths Of April. May,
June, July, August and September, and ut
100 daring the months Of October. Novem-
bsr, December, January, February and
Match. Visiting brothers are cordially in
vitsd TO attend. l.. o CowAN, N. @.
J. II. PKEnY. h. 8.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-07-12
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE COUNTY.
The MtaER will not 10 responsible f1r the
opinions and views of its correspondents.

Special notices in the reading columns Of
thu MIsxs will be charged ut the rate Of
Ten Gents per line for each insertion.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-07-12

Subscribsrs to this paper will confer a
favor BY Seeding notice Of any irrsgularity
IN it delivery to this Office.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-07-12
Rooms Furnished with New and
Handsome Furniture.

Commerclal naea Will And a.
geOd a~commod athens a. amy
where on the A. 4 r.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-07-12

Display WAS not as successful as 1t
might have been, owing TO an accident,
although it was much enjoyed The dis
play had hardly commenced when some
one ca,lessly set fire to the whole box,
and for few minute there were more
fireworks than were agreeable to those in
the yicinity.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-07-12
SUMMONS.

In the District Court IT ths Third Judicial
Lis OF, Territory Of Arizona. County Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12
CHEAP ELECTRIC LIGHTING.


The cts o. Bangor, Ne, which owns
water power, runs It's own all-night elsc-
,ric Fight for thirteen ceats a night, and
critics that i, could run them by steam
for probably 20 ard certainly for not more
than % cents. Bangor put in l65-ligh,
plant complete for SIS goo, including
steam power to be us.d whenever the wa
ter-poEer might not be available. This Is
at the rate OF 5000 per light.
According to Bangos's experience elee-
tric Lighting is not by long way as cheap
IS IL can be made. and the people Of most
Giles are paying dividends on about half
a dem times the necessary amount Of
capital required to furnish the light.
Tns Bangor figures are ofiis', having
been furnished by the authorities Of that
city, 10 reply to Inquiries from the Mayor
Of Boston.
Does rot this evidence, aside from other
cogept Iessons, present Sufficiently
strong argument in favor OF Wheeling tax
ing hold OF tie electric lighting business
herself snd supplantirg Der present expen-
sive gas plant With one for the manu-
fsc,ure Of TIE rev light which is rapidly
forcing the city oot Of the business of fur
nishiug hgh.Y
1, seems TO Us that there can be no
question abou, il. j, would be cheaper
Ter the consumers, cheaper for the ta1Psy-
ers and better The city . iasnces.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12
BELLAIRE.

\ BelIaire Man Captive in Germany.
Last Angus. Mr.. Dohn, pot-msker at
the Bellaire Window Glass Works, went
10 Germany to get S65 600 that bad been
left him by deceased relative. As soon
as Mr.. d reached the Fstherland be was
taken in custody by Government officers.
Tee Bsllaireite had failed to serve IN the
German army as be IS required, aud accord
ing to G. srmsn Law he was subject to im-
prisonment. He wss pat behind the bars
and has been thsfe ever since.
Hook and Ladder Company have cleo
ted the following officers: President,
John Lockwood; Vice-Prt sident, John
Addison; Secretary, Isaac Luchs; Treasur-
sr, Elmer Beaver; Captain, James Cor
bet; First Lieutenant Frank Arnett;
Second Lieutenant, George POormsu
John Lock sood, lease L1ehs, John Addl-
sO,. Wm. Neal. Trustees, John Lock-
wood. John Addison aud Frank Arnett.
A man named Staley CHARTERED bis vie
who Is So old lady about sixty years OF
age. at the Glass City Hotel and then left
unceremouiously. All attempts TO learn
his whereabouts have proved futile. The
lady was without money, but Mayor
Brown arranged for her to be taken to
Parkersburg by boat.
Two members OF the Kindergarten"
company engaged 10 istic encounter.
The smallest chap struck fatty" with a
cane, but the latter got in his work and
made his antagonist .queal.
Bishop Viz mt, Of the Episcopal Church
will preach here Sunday morning In the
afternoon he will dedicate the new church
at Martins Ferry.
Dearymon & Morrison has purchased
the stock of paints of @. Henry. Mr..
Henry will continue to sell wall PAPER.
William ard Decker Robinson who
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12
ELLENBORo.
The New Postonice Appolnles the Topic
OF Conversation.
S,,eial O,~-esDo,,feirs oftif Rooster

The New Postofice APpOlnles the Topic
OF Conversation.
Special Correspondence Of ne REGISTER.
ELLENBoRO February 10-The sp-
poin,mens of NJ. W. Il. Lluiz ss post
master at PsnnsborO, ". Va. is the sub
iect Of much talk By the patrons of that
Office.
After Benis was seated on the throne
application wss made for the Office, thu
psincipal contestants being Mr. Laniz and
Mr. f E Wells Each had strong en-.
dorsemeots but Me-. Wells succeeded in
getting the appointment, and the commits
sion soon followed. The principle obitc-
ton to Mr.. Ian was his location, bat be
agreed 10 move his store in order to have a
suitable site for the pOstoffice. Now that
Mr.. Wells must loose the office after fitting
il up at no little expense, seems rather
hard.
JUICE Cirrus Hail, prominent Demo
crat and attorney o. Charleston, was here
on important business Saturday.
Several farmers here who have leased
land for oil purposes will follow the plan
of Dr.. Campbell, Of PaTkersburg, to recOv-
er damages for the non payment OF rent
and not testing the ground.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12

were principals in the Ashoff killing were
taken to ST.. Clsirsville last night.
Miss Ida Dsaps, who resides at the
home of Hsryey Benson, was very low with
typhoid fever last night Friends think
she will no. recover
The Knights OF the Golden Eagle took
in seyen new members last night. The
lodge will turn out on Washington's birth
day.
The steamer Liberty will take the Bel
laire people home alter the E TX benefit
performance Friday afternoon.
The saloon men who were indicted by
the Grand Jury were hunted up by De
putty Sheriff Scott yesterday.
Adam Long, brother of our prominent
Street Commissioner, is out as a candidate
for that position.
Valentines have begun to float about
among the young folks, and some OF thu
older ones, too.
Tne pupils of the public schools are
pracsieisg for the entertainment to be
given in March.
Marshal Darby will 20 to Pittsburg to-
day for Geo. Cook, who is wanted here
for burglary.
Secretary E. B. Bowie, of K:ns Glass
and Manufacturing Co., is laid up WITH
sickness
Armour Offsnbaugh, son of Jos Of IN
baugb, of Second ward, died yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Herman Bumbgsrdner, OF Parkers-
burg, is the guest of ex-POlicsmsn Leach's
family.
Miss.Addie Littleton leaves on the 24'h
for Chattanooga, Tenn, to live with ner
sister.
Drummers continue to come and 90 10
large numbers. Business is fairly active.
Mr.. Swei'zar, of Cohen & Co.'s store,
will move to Coal Valley, W. Va. April l.
The theatre company will hold the
boards at the Elysian all next week.
Mrs Fred Burkhardt, of the Fourth
ward died yesterday ased 81 years.
The clothing store of Mr.. Edward Steg
er is being pspered and fixed MP.
The Independent thinks Bellaire could
support a brewery OF her own.
Two men with bear attracted great
deal of attention on the streets.
Col c L. Poormsu, was 80 i'll yesterday
that his life wss despaiTed Ct.
Chas Husbands went - Florida on the
ticket agents excursion.
The W. z. G will give a social in Oity
Hall IN Saturday night
The School Board will hold special
meeting Friday night.
Hardly a day passes bat a new candi-
date is anr ounced.
A peculiar disease is killing the hogs
Just below town.
John Mccormick has about recovered
from the grippe.
Two plain DRINKS paid fines to the May
or yesterday.
Kindergarten played 10 a big house
last evening.
The business mems union will meet this
evening.
Col. @. L. POormsn is somewhat i'm
proved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12
.,PlrE WORK -

According to Mayor SEABRIGHT there is
@ good deal OF spite work" in and around
Police Court circles That's rather sn
uely co1diiiou Of things to exis: among the
law officers Of the city. II it is true the
MAJcr ougbt to bring charges against
the officer or cficsrs guilty Of
10. Ols thiog Is quite elsar,
t, this comm lai,y aud it is this that vice
AID cline Of several DESCRIPTIONS are ram
par. within tbs city limits; that eertsin
ordinances are constantly being violated,
sni the guilty escape justice.
4 isiO Be hoped tina, spite work will
no. become 20 powerful as 10 prevent the
swcru ofi,ers OF the city from enforcing
aud executing the law. Their catbs
solsmDly given upon assuming their duties
oueh, to &c paramount to all else.
The REGISTER suggests that there be no
more spite WORK" Business, if such exist,
aud sil bands nom tie MAYOR down pull
of thsir coats aud do their duty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12
MIR. stsnIe,,s Per.onai Narrative.

Mr.. stsnle1's Personal Narrative.
Toe interesting fscs is announced by
Messrs. Charles Scribner's Sons that they
have acquired from Mr.. Henry NJ. Stan
ley all the American rights for his persOnsl
narrative Of the expedition for the relief OF
F min Pashs. Prior to the appearance OF
the complete work, ScribHer's Magazine
will publish an article upon mis- las jour.
pey By Mr.. Stanley. 1t will be ILLUSTRATED
and is certain to be as important q contri-
button as any that has ever appeared IN an
American Msgsz lie.
Readers may have noticed that Mr.. Her
bsrt Ward, who was one Of SANKEY'S Of
fctr5, mskes DO mention Of the expedition
in the article recounting his experiences
upon the Congo, which appears in Serb
ner's for February, the fact being that Mr.
Stanley has reserved the sole right to de-
scribe this most remarkable of all h Afri-
can undertakings
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12

will but yield to It, viii raise him TO the very
stature Of the Cos What has ever been more
dangerous than political prejudice and partisan
"a cor Shall we yield to IT, Heaven Forbid
Let the generous and noble part Of our natures
gover1 and prevail. II this case is 70 be de-
clsred on 10 itical lines, may there be found
some modern Curtius ready to plunge into such
yawning gulf, IA ugh it may close over him,
politically, forever
Ii needs bat little imagination to pic
ture the Joint assembly covering under
the fierce and cutting lssh of these words
delivered in as thunderous tones as Mr..
MORRIS lungs would admit Of. There
can be no doubs that Nature designed the
Richie county stat smsn for q Shakes
perean trsgedian or a mugwumP, f'r,
lister:
Tample not upon Justice. and strike not a.
and crush 70 earth pale faced Truth, who,
though she may r.se a. ain, as the eternal years
OF God are hers must rise wan, haggard and
woenl Would YOU have a wrongful decision
cling to you forever, Il viii so cling, ike that
hiaeous bat or thing, or horror, that legend de-
scribed as clinging to the chin Of Cleop'tFas
dead and bloc eunuch.
We have no photograph Of the striking
scene, but we understand that many
ladies in the galleries were by this time
bordering on Mysteries, and mothers were
beeSmipg nervous We can see the mem
beers at this iuncture with their feet on
their desks stop rocking in their patent
spring chairs aud listen spsll bound as
the thrilling and dramatic discourse fIw-
ed on from the lips of the inspired speskeE,
We sing OF heroes who meet death in bloods'
aud ghasily form, who die behind headlights Of
locomotives, rushing on 70 collision, or ~ the
pilot b uses Of burning steamboats,, or who rush
down before foods and storms TO save their fel-
lows. or who seek renOwn beneath their coun-
try's Tag. Il hss never seemed TO me anything
but = glorioui thing 10 rush on TO the blare If
trumpets and die, II need be, amidst the roar
and shock Of war, and bat few men fail OF heir
duty under such circumstances, but none the
less is he the hero. who r.es above his surround
iugs. and If necessary. bears opprobr.u and
shams for his devotion 20 the right
OF what stuff are the Democratic mem
bsrs made that they failed to vote for GOFF
en- Hlasse after this? Listen sgain:
Time i, speeii.g on for US all. Sooner or
later IL will be written OF each OF rs, something
ike this: The golden ripple on the wall came
back again, and nothing else stirred IN the room
The old. Old fashion, the fashion that came in
with our first garment and will last, unchanged
until our race has run is course and the whole
ornament IS rolled up ike scroll; the Old, cd
fashion, death
Bet, listen to the impressive finale;
AL crime shall cease and ancient frsuis shall
fail
Returning Justice III alon her scale,
Peace d er the world her olive wand attend,
And white ROBBED Innocence f'om Heaven de-
sceud
Aud yet the stony hearts of the Demo
cratic members were not touched, though it
must have been aD awful ordeal for them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12
THE TRAGIC POET FROM RICHIE.

THE TRAGIC POET FROM RICHIE.
Hon. P. ". MoRRIs. OF Richie county;
ed tor. orator, statesman, politician aud
memoir OF the late gubernAtOrial contest
committee, Publishes in the current nun
Der Of his paper, the Richie Gazette, the
conclusion Of Senator MORRIS speech be-
fore the pint assembly" The Richie
statesman is evidently proud Of his
lol 'gor'amighty conclusion, which We had
not seen before. Toe conclusion, sfOre-
said. begins with this warn and grand
poetic conception;
so FAR a. this contest is concerned, the sun is
now low ia the West. The sky is beautiful by
co'o-s o. crimson. OF blue. Of pink. Of SAP
rhirs. ofso.d. The shadows are long upon the
q. th. A castle Of clouds rises rsp.dl!, oui 10
r,oat ana turret. and bst,iement sud tower are
illrn,insted by q 30 o. glorious light The
iirht IS Gods own light May al mistS. and
doubts. and difficulties melt away in rs glory
ana its glow. Above the things that obscure
oar vision. 70 shines eternsny.
Alter thus stirring to their depths the
poetic souls OF the members Of the joint
assembly, the orator broke away from the
clouds, s~OOped down upon the earth and
TOOK up, Hamlet fashion, the study OF
man:
have found man strange snd mysterious
study. one side Of his dual nature sinks him 70
the depths Of oppression, o; tyranny. Of wAnton
disregs NJ OF right aad justice, the other. II he
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12

asked the reporter Of an old druggist
DR. Pierccs preparations. he replied.
They ara sold under a positive guar
Rntee tnat they will. Ia every case. give
satisfaction. or the money Is promptly ~
funded. His Favortc Prescription, for all
those chronic weaknesses. nervous and other
arrangements peculiar to women. is used with
unfgiinr succi,SS. 10 ciircs weak hack. bear
inr-dowu sensations. irregularities ami weak
nsssas common % the sex. and being the
most perfect of tonic medicines builds up
anl strengthens the entire system. The de-
rnind for 90 Is constant, and | am conVersSnt
with SCORES % eases cured bN IT,
Returning after few moments absence.
the venerable wielder OF the pcstlc remarked.
~thc number Of Slrsapariilas and other, So
called. blood medicines Is legion; but pr.
pieree's Golden Medical Discovery outsells
Thorn an and il Is the only biOod-purher out
hi the many which am Obliged 90 keep upon
INV shelves that Is guaranteed 20 benefit or
ltirt In an caSi,s Tor which &C . recommended,
or money paid for 10 Is refunded.
ain the line Of Pills. remarked the old gen
flernsn. 1.-THE little sugar coated Pellets U
piit up by Or. Pierce lead all Others. both in
amount ~ Salcs and the general satisfaction
they give my customers
Copyright. lSSs. by WORLDS DIS. MED. Assn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12
DIED.

MENEEMYER--Mo February 10, $50,
at $50 p. m, WILLIAM, youngest child q John
ana Mary Menkemyer, aged three months.
Funeral this wednesday, afternoon st two
O'Clock, from the residence Of the parents, No.
1888 EofI street. Friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend Interment At Red
mems cemetery.
FEY-Morday, February 10, 1880 at O'Clock
a. m, Mrs. EVA KUNIsUSDE FEY, ne hranden.
stein, wife OF FerdinsI Fey, aged IS years, 6
months and p days
The funeral takes place this "wednesday at
D. m from her late residence, 7i9 Main Itreet.
Interment at Mt Wood cemetery. Friends OF
the family are invited TO attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12

The Gsn,iles have beaten the Nor
mons ia the Salt Lake City election.
hore power 10 the Genhlss, if they can
Only knock Mormonism ont OF Salt Lake
City entirely. They should he able TO do
it with every brarch OF the Government,
national, territorial aud municipal, to
back them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12

The House Committee on Elections
voted o. the ATKINSON PESDLEToS case
yesterday. OF course, REEDS and
QUAy's Republican msiority voted 10
throw out PESDLEroS dem J, whom the
people elscted, and put in ATKINSON
lR,p j. whom tbs people defeated. No
body who has paid any attention whatever
70 the methods Of Czlr REED expected any
thing d.e Mr.. PESDLETON vas as fairly
sn5 honestly elected to Congress as any
member now holding sest in that body,
aud the X publican hirelings Of QUAY, who
examined the evidences in his case and
recommended that he be unssated know it
Toe revolutionary deed will be done solely
on the strength OF the lies Of irresponsible
Republican newspaper correspondents who
were paid 10 lie about the case. No Court
with a spark OF justice about it would
reoler such = decision IS our Ma
tilnsl C1ngrerss will and, II 1t were
possible to appeal the case. no court would
upaoli that decision. II Mr.. ATKINSON
sdo~s his head sglin in the FRS. West
Vrgiia d s,ric. the p2opls will show
hin what they think Of Congress decision,
BIZ means Of which he will ST: in Mr. PEN
DL1r0N's seat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12

NEw YORK editors are much Anrried
becaase Mayor GRANT has appointed HE
% year old private Secretary to the most
responsible cfice 10 his gift The Osly
objection these sage csnsoTs have TO the
appointee, ia bis youth. Aside from the
fact that be will cutgIow that alleged
fault, 10 is the opinion Of large number
Of people that there ough, to be more wig
orous. hoasst. iresb-hesr'ed young men in
pOlincf, and fewer, hoary headed old ras-
Gals
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12
.gsm ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Notice 1.-THE PubIic-H Hardwood Finishing

HAVING HAD FIFTEEN YEARS EXPERT
ence as q practical furniture tnisher, am
now prepared to finish all kinds Of hard woods,
or limitations, either In furniture or hard wood
finishes for houses All who intend building
or repairing old buildings would do well 10 con
suit With me. Special attention is given TO re-
finishing al kinds OF Office and Bar Room Fix
lures and Household Furniture refer n fol
lowing well knOwn business men ~ permission
Klevis. Kraft 4 Co Beitz. Flading & Co., Il.
Mendel & Co, Frew & Bertschy, Friend & Son,
Hamm X Co, Lewis Cigar store. l q. Dillon,
Geo L. burst, Henry SOuneb1rn. City Bank, and
F. Schenk q Son. J. o SCHESERLElN,
Office and FINISHING Room in BeltZ, Flsdipg &
Co 5 Building, cor. Nineteenth and Eoh streets
Residence No. 20O3 Eod street. fe6eodsb