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A. SAKS & CO.
BY X. b. Chafln d Co,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
Richmond, Va.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF TWO TRACTS OF LAND IN sURkY
COUNTY, VA. CONTAINING TOGETHER
1912 ACRES, MORE OR LEsS.-By virtue OF
decree OF the Circuit Court OF the United States
for the Eastern district OF Virginia, entered
February A, 1859, IN the causes OF Donaldson
4 Thomas ys. Mccullough slicsr and Don-
aldson 4 Thomas /. q. and h. q. McCui-
loufh, tho undersigned, special commissioner,
appointed for the purpose, VIII sell Dy puphc
auction, at Surry Courthouse, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1891.
st / o'clock P. NJ, that being County-Court day,
the land referred 70 in said cause as TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, both lying and being In the
county OF Surry, State Of virginia, one contain
ing IT'S ACRES, more or less. In Guitord district.
the other containing 1,037H ACRES, more or
less, known as "PipscoI and situated on James
river.
This Is a valuable James-river farm with large
dwelling and usual out-buildings-
This sale offers an opportunity to secure BAR
gain
TKRNs: One third cash; the residue upon
credit Of six. twelve, and eighteen months. the
purchaser TO give negotiable notes, with interest
added for the deferred payments, and the title TO
be- retained until the purchase-money IL PAID ia
full and conveyance ordered by the Court, or al
cash at the option OF tho purchaser.
TAZEWELL ELLETT,
nj Cnrt1r m 80
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ST. LOUIS, November e,--Fiour firm but
dull Wheat odened nam on on hsavy rama
but recovered on higher cables, then bccarne
very strong and advanced INC, bnt d0slined f5fc.
on the visible supply, and clo1ed 1<5al5ac. oyoP
Saturday. No. red, cash, 153xc.: xoven,-
Der, D5c.; December, 0GIkc bid: Nay. 9t.o33<.
Corn opened ensier, hos at once rallied and br~
ceino very strong advancing SHARPLY: 10 closed
&alc. higher than Saturday No. each, <aaza
54ttc.; November, s3,.c Dd I; year, z2l<c. bid {
Nay, 424c- bid oats advanced No. cash.
S2l4c. Noyomeer, SO BID; NAY, 500. Wits
l KEY s.s cd 4 q as Sassos go 5as isos
ss.i.,s. goss. ssls1S isEi ss.oe dry -
s7.s75S Hams 3s.a0sS5.65.
cIKcINNArl,
cnoHNAfI, O., November e.---ElonR duli:
family, &3.81s34. Wheat Scaroo and Van&ed :
No. =, red, Ode Corn n GOD demands No q
mixed, 66c Oats firm andhienef; No 8n11xed,
3f}tc Pork nrm ~ 13.7& Lard " ord a.
mand IL -. 60ae2. Bulb-meets ffm 81 1<l17I<o
~. Bacon IN light dena&pd - 1850 Whn&61
active and arm - ellis: So9sT e1ee4y hard
reiinsd. A1s5><c; New oFlronk 53taS>(a
wlLxIN0rON
Wuhmarox. n. G.. Novs0bee a~<TuSoons1no
arm q ae>6t bid. Hoesn err oosn1ao4 ok10
epot 9tr1ined> &l.15 "a ~ oEn a. n. ~
cEode tospsaslss nSns he'd, ~ y1il6R-lID
INV yonx COTTON t6IVNfA 8
Nnr xcas. Neveaap ez Is yue1lpa,
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
NovENBRs o, 1891

NovENBRs o, 1891
orYgRrsGs.
wHEAr.--3,672 bushels.
CoRS.-1.430 busnels-
oArs.--1.000 Dusnels-
sALxs
wHgAr.-3,G72 bushels
CoRs.--l,4 30 oushsiS
OATs.-l.000 bushels
QUOTATIONS.
wugAr-Longberry, s1asL07. Mixed. Ella
aloe. shortDery. e5c.aslO6. No red,
s1.05as1.u5.
CoRN.-White Virginia, new, 55a6Ic. No. 2.
62asi:s. Mixed No. 2. 5Sa59c.
OArS-No z. 35a3gc. No. 3. SIC. Winter
lfor seed. 45a50c.
kYE.-92e9Sc.
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R. d. CHAPLIN & Co., A SnsSaa. eDa''

In TIE CIRCUIT CoCRT or THE UNITED STATES Fos
TIE EASTERN DISTRICT or ViRcIsIA-DoSAlD-
SON & THOMAS vs.. MCCULLOUGH & SLICkR SAME
vs. McCULLorGH q McCUILouGH-1s EQUITY.
do hereby certify ahst Tazewell Elicit spe-
ciai commissioner of this court In the Abovs-en-
titled causes. by virtue Of adecree IN said causes
entered on the 4th day Of February. 1883, has
given bond required by said decree.
d. Y. PLEAsANTS, Clerk.
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+ C1Anknvuxs, TRxx-, Novembsf 7.--eaIss for
me last Rssk Common lugs, o2Ae0f medium
ss: s.t ssd s s,s sss ~
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nOUR

Weouots; Fine, sa75as4: supernne, s4.25s
aI.5O. extra, $40; family. s5as5.25; pat
cot family, s5.50as6.
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Noon SETS ls;''o Avs.a.s =
ronfof "'o4'A $500. s'0' y st { II e
steamship OH Dominion, ccsens ~
merchandise and passongcDs oe'sv $50
u ca aeenta . - ~
Schooner Carrie a. NorI1s >s.Ss IA q
port, Ice Home lee snu So1 - Ss.6 ~ 166roo
schooner Adelo VoFsons snssrs q n - 3
coal. = u. HoWe& "A
sAItSR 49, &
a.~.,.>e ArS~i Devo Noxfbtk moGC1
"a nasssnssrx: I. Is. TAsum. vIccepr114 ~
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- 1Ss1Sss' ~! <
Se5S19 6SnG1o1.co md ~
S,sc611ou. rs 20 be1es Anegtro
f11S{oS 966a6y1 rjer<moog
Z S601d., ~ = $500 =
jconSsY ~ f<bsuary. : ia !, n
siSo Z 3i~6(1. vebn5esy aed
a1So z 1890: MArch md ~
- 4 1850, Apeii snd UH1,
~ Jpno. = l3-9lds June - ~
100. 900 nev A1ceet 9 8
~ h--N0VeGlbees = 29-o NJ
hsr nnd Oo6ouakse, 4 39-616, ~
M jSnunry, I n6k64sz S0-ot0r
- end Fokfunfy, 4 32-8xdLs Nh
al Nsrch, 4 8l>,(jzd-. sellsss n41<1
4 54-t4d-, es1Isps April ent ~ -;
4 4l>61d.: Hay end june, 4 49, ~
Juno aad July : 46-6zd.s ee9qRA
c1oosd etrco6. a.
NORFOLK PEAxuf aAnxo
fRs2orsed foe the Dsspet5
Novruesk Q.--Markes nre3. zy,94
sxsfa prime, x{te; faxcy, -; -
rfcxcd, 311a3><A -;
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-04


Hills. There are 1853 election districts
in the state outside of New York and
Kings AID even when only 81 of these dis
tricts had reported Flower was only
5s5 behind Hill in 1888. while Fassett was
2.620 behind Miller. And this difference
was kept up, and increased, right along.
In the meantime the returns from this
city and Brooklyn continued to swell
Flowers plurality here.
Some of the Early Estimates
Before IL o'clock last night the city
Press association said Flowers majority
in the state would be about $4,000. A
World bulletin gave Flower plurality of
$1,000 in Kings county. The Tribune
said that Flowers plurality in the state
was estimated at 1900 The Press bull
letin said the Republican state committee
conceded Flowers election. A Herald
bulletin at midnight said that fifty coun.
ties outside of New York and Kings
counties gave Fassett $1,000 plurality.
The returns indicate that the Republicans
gain two in the senate and four in the as
sembly.
Complete Returns from the City.
The following is New York city COM
plete: Flower, 145, 99e; Fassett, 81. 708:
Flowers plurality. $751; Other cities
went this way: Watertown, Flowers
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-04

GOVERNOR RUSSELL. from Boston and
other cities which show Democratic gains
will elect Russell by from 1900 to 5000.
Returns are unprecedentedly slow.
Twenty-one towns give an average Repub-
lican gain of 1615. This indicates total
Republican gain in 354 towns of the state
OF 5. S24. Russell's plurality last year was
1888. The Globe says Russell and Allen
will come to Boston about even, and that
Russell is elected by about the plurality
which Boston gives him, which is not far
from Il, 500
The Other Candidates.
The Associated Press comedies the elec-
tien of William E. Russell, Dem, by
5000 over Charles II. Allen, Rep. 1t is
certain that Russell is elected by from
5000 to 5000, not less than the former
figure. John w. Corcoran, Dem, Is
probably elected lieutenant governor,
and with the exception of W. ID. I. Tre-
frey, auditor, the rest of the state ticket
Is Republican.
State Senators Elecled.
The following senators are elected in six
OF the nine Suffolk districts, the figures
being their majorities: Second Suffolk,
John Reade, Dem, 329; Fourth Suffolk /,
Henry Parkham. Rep, 1,lO6; Sixth Suf.
folk, w A. McNary. Dem, 3,3O7: Seventh
Suffolk, NJ. j., McEttrick, Dem, 1921;
Eighth Suffolk, William H. Carberry.
Ind, Dem, SO2
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-04
Democrats Carry Every Important
State but Ohio.
The Flowers Are Blooming, the
"Boies" Are Shouting.
But the Campb .lis Proved too Si.y
For the Democratic
Band Wagon.
The Legislatures Close anc
Claimed by Both Sides.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES

Flowers BIG MAJORITY.
New YORK, NoY. Flowers msjor,
ity is variously estimated a, from 80, 600
to 10000, and is growing as the returns
come in. Both parties claim the legisla-
ture. but it is probably democratic.
GOVERNOR BoIEs A SURE WINNER.
DEs MONIES, Nov. 4 The returns are
still incomplete and both sides claim the
legislature. The figures received indicate
the reelection of Governor Boies and the
entire democratic state ticket. Governor
Boies' majority will be from 3.otO to
5000.
RUSSELL REELECTED IN MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN. Nov. 4.-The democrats re-
elect Governor Russell, whose mai ,rity
over Allen is about 900. All the repub.
lican state ticket, but governor, is elected.
The vote polled was the largest in the
history of the state.
HOW OHIO WENT.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 4.-McKju,ey has
plurality of about Is 600. The legl.la.
ture is probably republican, but the ac-
tusl result is not ye. determined.
REPUBLICANS CARRY COOK COUNTY.
CHICAGO, Nov. The entire repub.
lican ticket is chosen by maicri,ies rum
ming from 1000 to IA O00
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-04

and which / held in doubt. have been won
| by the Republican candidates for the leg
islature. The entire Republican ticket
will be elected"
| Neal acknowledges the Corn"
Immediately afterward the Democratic
committee room was visited Chairman
| Neal said:
Everything is lost. Mckinley will
carry the state by at least u, 900; anything
| above that you can use your own figures,
| for we're showed undern
"How about the legislaturea" he was
asked.
well they take that too, but cannot
tell by what majority"
| This is the first news given out at DEM
ocratic headquarters, but it had been
noticed that no high degree of animation
had been felt there all evening since the
first returns were received. Hilarity
reigned supreme in all Republican houses.
Later Returns at Cincinnati.
One hundred and twenty precincts out
of 255 in Hamilton county give Mckinley
| plurality of 1911. II the returns con-
tinue to come in the present ratio McKin-
ley's plurality will be from 1000 to 5000
in Hamilton county.
Five hundred and seventy precincts out
side of Cincinnati, give Mckinley 50, 429:
Campbell, 1861 The same districts in
1880 gave Ryan, Rep, S2,Ss7, and Crom-
ley, Dem, "a. 55S.
COLUMBUS. Nov "a a. m.-Iudica-
tions at this hour point to McKinley's
| election by about 1900 plurality.
Claims sec. 900 Majority.
telegram from Columbus says: SThere
are z,677 voting precincts in Ohio, and II
the present ratio is maintained, gain of
six to precinct, Mckinley will be elect
by nearly &c 600. Returns are coming in
slowly. In Hancock county the Republican
ticket is elected. A. Conley, Rep, is
elected to the legislature beyond any
doubt. Paulding county also elects the
Republican representative. This is gain
of two representatives. Twelve precincts
of Franklin county show a net Repub-
lican gain of Ill. On this basis, a gain Of
0 to precinct there will be a Republican
gain of 500 in the county, bringing the
heads of the tickets to par. This county
has been running Democratic from 600 to
BOO.
Governor Cam mpbelI's Concession.
Governor Campbell virtually comedies
the election of Mckinley, though not in
30 many words. The United Press called
upOu SdiHpbcil al MS OIuce at mlQQlRlG
and found him in anything but cheerful
mood, surrounded by members of his fala
lily and intimate friends. Said he, upon
being asked for an interview: II have
nothing SO say" But being questioned
further, he continued: "The situation,
will admit, looks anything but favorable
for me. All private advices until now
have been very fiattering but in consistent
with the returns by Western Union WIRE
| don't know where these election returns
come from, but If they are true it looks
as il l am defeated.
Twenty Thousand for Mckinley.
The latest concession at Democratic
headquarters is $4,000 plurality for Nc
kinley. They have received no informa-
tion on the legislative ticket, but are
ready to admit their hopes in that direc-
tion are decidedly dampened.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 4.-From the best in
formation that The Leader, Rep, of this
city. can obtain, the legislature is claimed
10y 20 majority on joint ballot by the Re-
publicans
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-04

nome. gives Flower 2.029; Fassett, 1,5s6
In 1888 the city gave Hill 1.J39. and Mil
Ter 1,73O. Eimira, Fassett's home, com
plete, gives Flower plurality of 5O4 In
1888 Hill had a plurality of H59 AL.
bany city complete: Flower, 12,49s, Fas.
sett, S,624. In 1888 the city gave Miller
1888; Hill, 13. 640
Syracuse, complete: Fassett 9,2S5;
Flower, s9l5. Fassett's plurality, $40 Mi.
Ter, in 1885, had 2,292 majority.
Legislature Repubiica ON Joint Ballot
Returns at 9 a. m show that the New
York senate will stand 10 Republicans to
13 Democrats. The bly,, 63 Repub-
licans to 65 Democrats On joint ballot
the Republicans will have 81 votes to 79
Democrats, an increase of 2 Repu blicans.
Another Estimate.
The Herald says that the state legis la
ture stands as follows: Senate-Repub-
licaus, 1S; Democrats, IA. Assem- bly,
Democrats, SO; Republicans, &c. Repub.
lican majority on joint ballot next year
IA Last session the Democrats had a
majority of two on joint ballot.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-04

the slightest rea :
son to change my
estimate Of Ohio
going Republican
by at least 10, 900.
Ever y re t rn
S t r engthens my
belief. l lay claim
to the legislature,
and three close
Democratic coun-
t i e s-H a L din,
III a nc ock and
Paulding which
have heretof or E
been Democratic
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-04
ROCK ISLAND WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER L.

have from 15o5o to 1900 majority in AZ
legheny county. Washington county
gives Republican majority of 30O Law
renee county gives ZOO Republican ma
jority. Reading Berks county, Greggs'
home, gives him Republican majority
of 50. Berks county is Democratic by
4,50o Cumberland county, Democratic
state ticket has !, 200. Chester county
shows g Republican majority of 1900. a
loss CT about 1000. Delaware county
shows an estimated Republican loss of
55S
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-04
THE REPUBLICAN KEYSTONE.

pennsylvania Seems to Have Defeated
the Democrats This Time.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Al a. mat
this hour the indications are that General
David NJ. McGregg, Rep. for auditor general
has defeated Robert E Wright, Dem, by
3o,OoO For state treasurer, Morrison,
Rep, has $1,000 majority over A. L. Til
den, Dem. Philadelphia gave %, 900 ma
jority for Gregg and Morrison. Berks
county, the home of General Gregg, and
Democratic stronghold, gave ), 200 for
Wright. Allegheny county, in which
Captain Morrison resides, gave him a.
900 majority. Mr.. Wright carried his
own county-Lehigh-by $500, whilst
TIiden lost Erie, where he lives by 800
Elected a Successor to Bardsley.
The hotly contested judicial fight in AL
legheny, Lancaster, Bedford, Dauphin
and Lebanon counties served to bring
out large vo te. As most of these coun.
ties are Republican the general effect will
favor that party's state ticket, though
the Democrats secured many votes for
Wright and Tilden by trading their local
candidates. City treasurer of Philadel-
phia, William Redwood Wright, Dem,
who was appointed by Governor Pattison.
to succeed the notorious John Bardsley.
was defeated by George d. McCreery,,
Rep. by 10000, and William G. Shields,
Rep, was elected register of wills Of Phil
adelphia over Theodore +. jenkins, DEM,
by % 900.
Later-A Big Plurality. -
AT a. IN. the whole state has been
heard from, not a county missing The
result is: Gregg So s33 plurality over
Wright. Morrison for state treasurer,
41,461 plurality over Tilden. The total
vote OF the city was cast as follows: Gregg,
Rep, for auditor general. l02. l66, Wright,
DEM, %, $50; Hague, Pro-, i, 1853
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-04

New YORK, Nov. 4.-3 a. m-One thou.
s.nd six hundred and nineteen election
districts in New York state outside of
New York and Kings counties give
Flower 177.6S6, Fassett 19O,0 600 The same
districts in 1888 gave Hill 49,, ,s24, Miller
242 279. The 1,734 districts outside New
York and Kings not yet heard from
gave in 1888 Hill 201, 254 and Miller 22o, 9l5
Miller thus had in these districts q
plurality of 1861. In case Fassett
should have this same plurality in the
districts yet to hear from, his total plu-
rality outside of New York and Kings
counties would be 3l,975; Flowers plu-
rality in New York city being $3.50 and
in Kings county about 16 600. 1t would
thus appear probable that Flowers plu-
rality will be something over 1000
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-04

nous vote, proba-
bly, elected by 5000
majority" Later
returns firm
this belief. Th e
Journal and Ad-
vertiser, Rep, con-
cede Russell's cleo
tion by 5000 ma
jority. At 2. a. m.
complete retu r n s
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-04

most as soon as
the returns from
t b e cou n tie s
above the Harlem
began coming in
Almost without
an exception they
showed that Fas-
setts's vote was
less than Miller's
to a greater ex-
tent than Flow
er's was less than
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-04
HOW THE RETURNS CAME IN.

Fassett Continually Failing Behind Mil
ier's Vote in 1sSS--Facts and Figures
NEW YORK, Nov. The political battle
has been fought and won, and the Demo
Gratis have carried the day in this state.
1t was evident that this was the case al
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-04
RUSSELL VICTORIOUS AGAIN.

The Bay State Declines To Go Back on
Last Years Record.
Boston, Nov. 4.-Governor Russell sent
the following message last evening to
Chairman Murphy at Troy, n Y: "Enor-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-04

NEW YORK. Nov. 4-Bourke Cochran
is elected to congress to fill the vacancy
caused by General Spinola's death.
WATERFOWL, n. Y, Nov. IN. NJ.
Curtis, Rep, it elected to congress for the
Twenty second district.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-04
M'KiNLEY GETS THERE IN OHIO.

An Estimated Plurality of 15,OOC-1ho
Legislature in Doubt.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 4--Chairman Hahn
was present at Republican headquarters
during all of last evening and had his
clerks hard at work figuring upon every
return that came in. He,said to United
Press reporter at IL O'Clock: IL have not
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-04
Some County Returns.

PITTsBuRG, Nov. 4-Returns on state
ticket in Allegheny county are coming in
very slowly. The indications at midnight,
pre- that the Republican state ticket will
Arizona republican., 1891-01-08
THE APPENDIX .

Of this edition contains much valuable matter, as follows; The pronunciation of tho principal European Languages, Quotations, Phrases, etc., from Latin, French, Italian and spanish; abbre- viati"p us, vita seven pages of Mercantile and Leg Terms, etc.
Arizona republican., 1891-01-08
Dictionary

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Arizona republican., 1891-01-08
A Magnificent New Years Gift.
From the Tucson Star.


 Again the Sidr predictions have been realized. We have time and again dur ing the last ten years urged that one of the richest mineral fields lay west and south within radius of twenty-five miles of Tucson. The developments in Olive Camp during the past year has demonstrated the truth of our state- ment. Several good prospects are being developed not more than seven miles from Tucson. But one of the most inn portant discoveries is the Dakota mine, ten miles south of Tucson and about one mile from the Saginaw on an air line. The Star had occasion to refer to this prospect some weeks ago as most promising. During the last few days, up to last Monday, the miners were driving the shaft through horse; on Tuesday they got through and struck q large and rich body of ore. It is said tho vein is over ten feet wide, and an average assay gave seventy-one ounces of silver and 30 per cent. of lead. This seems too good to be true, but it is to be hoped it is all that it is believed to be. The formation is a good one, and mining men of experience who have examined the new strike say it is a veritable bonanza. This is a magnificent New Years gift for Tucson, but more espe- cially for the fortunate owners, Messrs. Royal A. Johnson, w. H. Barnes, w.. c. Davis and Alex Mckay.
Arizona republican., 1891-01-08
Curing Figs.
From the Rural caliiornian.

From the Rural Californian,
 The process of drying is a simple one. Lelong, in his comnendable article on the fig, enumerates reported processes in nearly forty different places, but only recommends two of his own. One in which the least amount possible of sul- phur is used --for which have no use. The other is so much like the one use that give mine; Pick when ripe; no cutting as the fig when ripe will drop to the touch; spread to the sun without contact on board, wire or bamboo trays :: the ground may do properly prepared the premium figs as one of our fairs were dried upon straw under the trees. Turn frequently, at least one day; after two days work them with thumb and finger. This would not suit the average Cali forDian, but it is the best we can do now. Soon some inventor will no doubt do it better, as the machines now take the raisins from the sweat box, stem, clean and grade much quicker and much cleaner than any hand work. When dry--determined only by practice
 place in a box for sweating, turn from side to side daily for eight days, then dip in hot water two seconds. dry and mack HH
Arizona republican., 1891-01-08
THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, January :. Money on call. easy; at the close, offered at 8 per cent Prime mercantile paper, per cent. Sterling ex- change, strong sixty-day bills si.s2; demand, sLS5. Bar silver, sl.04l1. Copper, heavy; Lake. sli75. Lead, nominal; domestic, $40. Tin, Straits, s2l05.
 LONDON, January 7.--Bsr silver, 4s1sd per Or Money, l1S(G2 per cent,
Arizona republican., 1891-01-08

All Contracts and bills for advertising pay able monthly.
 Preferred Locals 70 cents per line first insertion, and cents per line each subsequent insertion.
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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN.

The REPUBLICAN has double the circulation of any other daily newspaper In Arizona. and Is the only one Issued every day h the year.
Arizona republican., 1891-01-08
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Arizona republican., 1891-01-08

THIs IS THE BEST. NO OTHER REPRINT Il edition of WHISPERS DICTIONARY Is so complete as this one. Not only does fs contain all the words that Noah Webster ever defined. but 10000 additional new words have bsen added to it.
Arizona republican., 1891-01-08

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Arizona republican., 1891-01-08

NEW YORK, January 7.--Closing quotations I mining stocks today were as follows: