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The Newtown bee., 1893-12-22
sHHPAuG RAILROAD.

 BETHEL--Leave 7.37, a. m., 5.35 p. m. Sunday SIP n. m. Arrive S.55 a. m., 4.45 D. m. Sunday 6I5 p. m. HAWLEYyILl4E--N 9.45 q. m, 5.5O pm. Sunday, S.35 c.. m. Leave for Bethel S.40 u. m., 4.30 D. m Sunday, D. m. SHEPAUG--NCrth, 1902 Q. m., t6.02 D. m. sunday. ts-4s am South, 1925 a.m.,t3.b1 p. m. Sunday, 6.36 p. m. POXBURY FALLS-North, 1915 a. m., t6.10 pm. Sunday, ts.0I am. South, IT a.m., t3 .39 p. Iii. sunday, tb2G D. m. ROXBURY--NCrth, 9.h0 q, m., 6.Is D. m Sun day, 9.10 q. m. South, sos q. 1n., 3.26 D. m. sunday, 5.l5 D. m. JUDD'S BRl DS E--North, flo.oo a. m, 1924 D. m. Sunday, 9.17 q. m. South, 1909 Q. m. t2.57 D. m. sunday, t503 D. m. WASIIlNGTON--No I0.45 n. m., 6.36 D. III. Sunday, 9,37 q. m. South, 7.50 Q. m., 2.45 D. m. Sunday, 4.iI ?. m. NEW PRESrON--North, 10. .55 a. m., GAO D. m. Sunday, 9.i3 a m. South, 7A6 .. rn., 2.20 pm. Sunday, 4.3s 2. m. R0MFoRD--North, Il 10 a. m, t649 pm. Sun. day. 954 .. m, south, t737 .. m., f204 p. m. Sunday, 4.26 I'm. MORRIS--Nortn, 11.20, t6.5i p. m. Sum- day, 10.02 q. r1. South, 7.32 a. m, .54 p. m Sunday, AIS |. m. BANTAM--North, 11.45, ,a.m. .7 .0l D. m. Sunday, 1920 a. south, T.23 ., m., l.39 D. Iii, Sun day, 4.07 Q. m. LAKE--North, Ill 50 pm, t7.o7 p. m. Sunday. tl0.2A a. m south, t720 a. m., II .22 pm. Sum day. 856 D. m LTrCHFIEI D. Arrive Il. .55 am, ! LIP D. m Sun- day, l0.S0 q. n. South, T.15 a. m., 1Ie D. m. Sunday, $50 D. m.
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Mrs Bronson thinks tramp entered her house, last Saturday, and stole her pocket book containing a sum of money. At least, it is missing, and she has been unable to find any trace of it.
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STEPNEY.
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH


 Rev H. w. Jones preached, last Lords day morning and evening, in the Bap tist church, to large audiences. lii morning theme was Burden bearing.' During his discourse he appropriately brought in the acceptance of the call to become the pastor of the church. MT Jones is young man and enters upon his duties with much zeal, believing there is good work to be done in Stepney He will preach next Sunday morning, his sermon being suited to the Christmas time. All are welcome. Come.
 Mrs Agur Beardsley has visitied her daughter, Mrs D. A. Nichols of Monroe, the past week.
 Mrs J. B. Hawley and Miss Mary J. Burr have had their hou ses neatly dress ed in fresh coat of white paint. c. w. Garfield did the work.
 John Eastwood drives new horse, the result of trade in Bridgeport.
 During the past two weeks John T. Porter has shod over 100 horses and nine pairs of oxen, alone. He has secured the services of an experienced workman, now, who will help to bear the burden. MT and Mrs William O. Purdy of Brooklyn are holiday guests of their father, A. Purdy.
 z. White is a great sufferer.
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nANRtTRY DIVISION.

DANBURY-Arrtve7 7.4s, 6.55, 1O.55 a. m., 2.I0, 537 76.27, ,G.52 pm Sunday, 10. .23 a. m. .S27 D. m Leave 6l5, 6.}5, 7.30, 35 a. m.; 425, 6l0, 6.57, ll.40 ?. m. Sunday, sos q: m, 505 D. m.
 2.0l, 5.3l, 62O, GAG p. m. Sunday. 10I7 a. m., SEQ D. m. South, egg, 6.42, 7.36 Q. m., 4.3I, 6.l6,7 .O3. .ll47 pm. Sunday,S.I2 am, 5l2 D m. REDDING--North. 729 Q. m, 1.5S, $40 D. m. Sunday, l0.l1 q, m, SIS D. m. South, 6.29 n. m, 2.l0, 1ld p. m. Sunday, SIS IL \ n
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superintendent of the Sunday school ,and presented him with an easy chair. Max A. Durrschmidt has the contract from the county commissioners for planking the bridge over the Housatonie.
 Walter Conrad. the boy most seriously injured ill the coasting accident. is slow ly improving and is expected to slowly recover.
 Miss Martha Kimberly has gone to Sayville. l.. l., to visit her sister, who quite ill.
 On Thursoay morning a union temper ance meeting was held in the Methodist church.
 On Saturday evening last there was q meeting in the town ball for the purpose of organizing a charity association. Re- marks were made by a number of gen tlemen and it was voted to organize Temporary officers were selected, as fol lows: President, ". !. Miller; secretary. K. W. Simmons and treasurer, J. Tom linson. Thirty one put down their names as member, the annual dues being S2. Also number pledged sums from $l to Sl0 per week. A committee or rules was appointed and tie meeting ad. iourned.
 Isaac Hubben, the feed dealer, who ls|
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Mr and Mrs Paul Nash of Stamford spent Sunday with MT and Mrs Edward \. Nash.
 Rev H. E. Purnes of South Norwalk exchanged pulpits with Rev George O. Peck of the Methodist church, Sunday.
 Temple lodge held their grand ball and reception in National hall, Wednesday evening. Music was furnished by Smyth's orchestra.
 Mrs Charles Harris of Bridgeport has been wishing Mrs F. N Taylo-.
 A goodly sum was cleared by the pu- pills of the high school at their fair and supper, Friday evening. Nothwith- slanding the enclemency of the weather the hall was filled.
 John Fairchild is building barn for Charles l.. Wilson on the site of the one recently bu ned.
 Charles H. Kemper is confined to his house by sickness. The annual meeting and election of of- f1cers of the Masonic Relief Association
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pr Todd of New Milford, who now visits Newtown every Tuesday, has been treating horse of David c. Peck, for 8 bad case of lameness.
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A. B, Fancher of HawleyVille was confined to his bed for a day or two, last week, but is once more attending to his duties at his store.
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up windmill to supply water for his barns.
 The young people are making prepar- ations for having Christmas tree or ex- ercises at the Methodist church on Christmas eve
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Miss Lille Dikeman returned, Mon day evening, from New York where she has been spending a week with friends.
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WORK AT THE RUBBER.

The Rubber company runs four days a week now, commencing at s a. m., and closing at 4.3O p. m.
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Miss Jennie Beers, who is teaching at home of her parents, MT and Mrs D. G. Beers, on Saturday, for the holiday va cation.
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Margaret E., wife of Moses w. Wilson, died at her residence on Myrtle avenue, Sunday morning, about I o'clock. She had been in failing health for some time and her death did not create much sur prise when announced. The funeral took place from Memorial church, We'd nesday afternoon, at o'clock. The bur ial was in Willowbrook cemetery. The deceased was GA years of age. The pail bearers were William l. Coley, William E. Sturges, Davied B. Bradley, Jr., and Charles H. Taylor.
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John Carmody has resumed his duties as gate keeper at the Rubber.
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Principal Cliff of the Academy will pass the holidays in the vicinity of Bos- ton.
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nr.ckI.EN,s ARN1cA sALNE.

BUCKIEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
 The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and posi- lively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25c per box. For sale by F. F. Hawley, Newtown, and S. C. Bull, Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1893-12-22

The Newtown savings bank will be closed on Monday, Christmas day, le- gal holiday.
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Judge c. w. Dayton of Sandy Hook, who has been very i'll, is improving slowly.
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WANTS NOTHING TO DO WITH POLITICS.

The Meriden papers are bringing the name of a Newtown boy, Herbert $. Clark, to the front. The Meriden Re- publican says:
 The fact that 5. J. Hall and Louis Dreher Ot the Fourth refused to accept the nomination of alderman and councilman, respectively, was not much of a surprise to the Democrats. The ward committee, however, are in some what of a dilemma and hardly know who to put in thcvacant places. They have in view Herbert s. Clark, the East Main street under taker, tor alderman and Judson k. Hall, son of Senator Hall, tor first councilman.
 The Morning Record of Meriden con- tained this squib:
 Undertaken Clark, who is being talked of as d candidate for alderman in the Fourth ward in place Of Seth J. Hall, tells me he wants nothing to do with politics. MT Clark, you are a very sensible young man.
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Mrs Sarah Beers and daughter of Babylon, l.. l., will be guests during the holiday week of D. c. Beers.
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The grip is again with us and there are a number of cases in the Hook.
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SHELTON.
REV MIR COOPER RESIGNS.

Rev J. J. Cooper has resigned the pas torate of the Baptist church and preach ed his last sermon to them, last Sunday.
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NEw YoRlx A NEM ENGI.ANn R R.

M. NDvembor I2, ISH3. HHNLEYvTLLE-East l202, 7.l6 D. m. West A. m, D. m NFswToWN -flst f7.so p. m. West S.5s d. m, f2-o8 D. n. HANDY HOOK East l2.l2, 7.27 D. m.
 Wsat s4s n m 2AS D. m. soUTHBURY-E East l22I. 7-37 p. m. West
 6.as a.ms z3n D. m.
 Trains stop when signaied only.
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LIVELY INcrD EET.

The Carroll brothers, as they were go- ing down Gulf Hill, Tuesday morning,
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Affairs About Town. MATTERS OF BUSINESS.
SORE THROAT.

SORE THROAT.
 For sore throat there is nothing bet ter than a flannel bandage dampened with Chamberlau's Pain Balm. 1t will nearly always effect cure in one night's 8 time. This remedy is also a favorite for rheumatism and has cured many very se- we're cases. 5Oc bottles for sale by E. F IIawley, Newtown, and $. C. Bull, San dV Hook.
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Safe. Sure and Speedy.

No external remedy ever yet de- vised has % fully and unquestionably y met these three prime conditions ss successfully as ALLcocK's PoRous PLAsTERs. They are safe becsuse they contain no deleterious drugs and are manufactured upon scientific princi- ples of medicine. They are sure be- cause nothing goes into them except ingredients which are exactly adapted to the purposes for which a plaster is required. They are speedy in their action because their medicinal qual- itiee go right to their work Of relieving 2 pain and restoring the natural and healthy performance Oi the functions of muscles, nerves and skin.
 Beware of limitations and do not be deceived by misrepresentation. Ask for ALLcocK's, and let no solicitation or explanation induce you to accept a substitute. i
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4 CHANCE TO SMILE.

ETHEL Showing her engagement ring)-"Don't you admire his taste?" Maud-''Yc-es, so far as jewelry is con- eerned."-N. Y. Sun.
 PA-''Onc of our boys has been steal ing raisins again; have found the seeds on the floor. Was it you Tommy" Tommy-''It wasn't me; swallowed the seeds in mine. ."-TcXas Siftings.
 Miss GIDDiGUsII-"Ml Crusty. did you see the Cooington baby? Do tell me how it loollcd," Old Crusty-"Um-ah, It is quite small, clean shavcn, red faced, and looks like hard drinker."- Puck
 WHATS the price of them opera glasses?' he asked as he entered the opticians. ''Twcnty-eight dollars" said the clerk. Well. say, I've only got one eve. Can't you knock off fifty per cent?"-liarpcr's Bazar.
 Mas. SUBURB more milk? What's the mattcr?" Gardcner-"Thc COW has stoppcI Givin' milk. mum" ''Goodness me, Why" "I;ecause she's dry. mum" Then why i1 the world don't you give her drink?"-N Y. Weekly.
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Pal, fnl Accident.

Jim wsl.h was brought in today iron, the Blue Monday mine. upon which he and his father have Q lease, suffering from a painful cut on the forehead inst over the left eye. He had just hoisted A bucket of ore and was adjusting the rope on the windlass when the crank or handle turned and caused the injury.
 Dr. Sullivan attended Co the wound, and required five stitchee to sew the cut together and is now doing as well AS could be expected.
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It is rumored from Fort Thomas that a real estate boom of large pro portions prevails there. Town and acre property is being rapidly taken up and put under fence, and it is said travellers have difficulty in finding ground to camp on. The excitement is due to the expectation of the early construction of the Bowie and Globe railroad.-Belt.
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FOR OvEx FIFTY YFARn.

An old ~ell-iried remedy.-Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup has Leen used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teeth, ing, with perfect success. It soothes the child, sofiens the gums, sllays ,h pain. cures wind collie, and is the lest remedy for Diarrhea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Its value is incaicu- lable. Be sure and ssk for Mrs. Win. slov's Sooihing Syrup. and take TO other kind
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z .ic-a;in. ;-ls:i-s=cn.

FreA"! Ii s...rme.l .--, ,-.. --i i- ta Aige.'i.. .sI.. i.lii., iil..) -IIiI- mcr-iii geography l. i'ar-. our a9ing the InDv-meS.. ,li il.. .,..,,pii,-d ,hc frnds necessary f...- tn.. r.-.,Iss:,t of ahr,lt three hun.r,. ianisi..i T. the sru'h"rn .i.,nry> nl 'aS Mediterranean Thc c'Ii-i ,Cntor C! t'r'.ir n:Hs hrEi"s is t.. i-l;-:.i of fab~r J--f .st',' coast Ii 7 -.!is. where 1h"y ..~r n-.-- ir-;'iir- :isa;a : r,1'- all TT. -;-, -'-' ., ,..e~-. II the results correspond v'ith their hopes, several hlI,,rI.. In yrs .lsn-r4-lll ,.iil gn to Alge-iI all TuEis wiChin the next year. The nslcr1n.a are ',af.g,iinc tiIat they can earn [. bStte- firing oiT the coast of Aria than they have done along the shores of France.
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The slowest railroad in the world is the Arizons aud New Mexico. From Bensnn 10 Nngsl-s is SS miles and 'he time is eight hours. The fare is SS.SO or 10 cents mile-Ft. Worth Gn- zeite.
 The Gaz-t;c is wrong. Tine 3I mile railroad from Puerto Cortez 10 san Pedro de Sula. spanish Honduras Central America. takes from 20 to 36 hours 10 make the run.
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Two train loads of cattle numbering [ HOO, left Wilcox last week. One train, those purchased ty Mir. Stone, left Tuesday evening, and the other. of Sierra Bonita cattle, left Wednes- day, boti, de. ined foi California. A trainload of cattle gathered in Sonera and belonging to Arizona ranchers. passed over the road yesterday. They were purchased by Mir. Powell, of Los Angeles.
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lh. M..s P,es.a.s Way

Of preve nting the grippe, coils, head aches and levers is to use the liquid laxative remedy, Syrup Of Figs, when
 ever the system needs g gentle, yet ef- fective cleansing. To be benefited one must get the true remedy mann- factured by the California Fig SyrIp Co. only. For sale by all druggists in
 50c and $I bottles. I'm
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Snlith,.ihe ltObber.

Application for a writ Of habeas corpus was made yesterday in the su- preme court in tho case oi J. J. smith through his attorney. E. NJ. Doe. The application was accepted. hut no action was taken. Mir. Doe expects to ge. his client out on some iechnicality of the law, occasioned by the change made at the time of the revision oi the statutes.
 Smith is one oi the four men who robbed the train just east of Flagstaff near Canyon Di.blo in 1889. The robbers were followed to Utah by Bucky O'Neill, and three of tn m cap. tured. As they were returning, Smith jumped from the moving train near R.ton Pass, on the line oi Colorado and New Mexico, and made his escape He was subsequently, captured in Tex. as, returned to Arizona, tried. con. vIcted and sentenced to thirty years in the territorial prison at Yuma Gazette.
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The Deming Headlight says it has been conclusively shown that the In- dians who perpetratej the late out rsees near the vicinity of Deer Greek are entirely distinct from the Kids band.
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A petition for th. appointment of Mrs. Nellie HArwood as p ssmis.ress is b,ing circu.afed. Mrs. Hnrwo0d has the qualifications for the office, she having acted as lst assistant in the past three years, and given such gen. era! satisfaction that her appointment is deemed the sreates, advantage to the depsrtn- nt and tine people con- cerned. The petition is being numer- ourly signed and she stands a fair show of receivirg 6 the appointment.
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It is probably not the coldest wealth. CT you ever knew in your life; but that i. how you feel just now, because past sufferings are soon forgotten, and
 because your blood needs the enrich- enins. invigora;;ng influence of Ayers Ssrapsrills-the Superi,r Medicine. :
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EVERY twcnty-four hours 1.I49 trains rush past the signal tower of the Penn sylvania railroad on Hilbert street. Philadelphia, a record that can be equalled by no other point on the globe.
 HERMAN OELmCns has mada the trip from New loT'- :p Sun Fra1cisco iu his prIratr ear ia fonr | lys. eiril.eeu honrs and forty minutes, one of tl.a quickest runs ever made scross the con tineny.
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Cham berlaiU's Collie Choler8 and DsarrhOea Medicine.

I have sold and used in my family for several years, Chsmberlain's Colic, Cholera and Disrrhoa Remedy and have found it one o! the most useful and satisfactory remedies l ever hAndled.-C. H. Lewis, Druggist, Salt Lake City Utah. For .ale at ROCK WELLS DRrG STORE.
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5000 children are kept from school in Chicago for lack .f accomndations, while Sll4,0O0 a year is being expend- ed in teaching the Delsarte movement and other fads.
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At present there are sbont no boys and girls in the Indian school near Phoenix. There is considerable sick ness from pneumonia among them, but no deaths. The Supt. says that they have never had a death, although the school at A Albuquerque reported 2l deaths last year.
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A. J. Chisholm, as-i.tant manager of the Copper Queen mine supply store of Birbe-. is in the city for few days retuperriing after sn attack of pneumonia. He appears to be . bright young business man, and is spoken highly of by iriends in the ciiy.-Citizen.
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A pleasant surpri-e party was ten- dered last night to Miss Sophie Butler. About 40 guests were present. A sumptuous repast was served and the evening was ps-ssd most pleasantly.
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Graham county, as shown by the last registration, has risen to the rank of first clas. county, and proposes at the nsxt legislature to claim recog- nitiou as such.
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The Loan Commission was in ses- sion at Phoenix yesterday and tran sacted considerable business. The present issue of bonds is now very nearly exhausted.
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Cha-psw, an Indian, who has been in the Gila county jail for three months and half, charged with kill ing an Iudi .n boy at San Carlos last August, made break for libeIty. but was not successful. He was shot by the deputy sheriff and will probably die.
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All Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Underwear and Fancy Goods at Cost. at
 Emil Sydow's.
GOOd COOklWG.

Is one of the chief blessings of every home. To always insure good GUS tards. pudding.. sauces etc, use Gail Borden's Eagle" Brand Condensed Milk, Directions on the label. Sold by your grocer snd druggist. tI
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The A. & P. boiler makers and blacksmitbs at Albuquerque submitted to General Superintendent Gsb~l . new schedule of wsge-. It has been taken under consideration by that gentleman.
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Halls Hair Remover enjoys the coh. tidenee and patronage of people all over the civilized world who use it to restore and keep the hair e natural color. {
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The "overhow" from the San Juan river excitement into the Oarrizo mountains is liable to cause trouble with the Navajo Indians, who object to the invasion of their reservation.
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General Butler left e fortune of $7,O0O,0O0. Beside being labor agi- ta,or. he was q lawyer, a speculator, a contractor and stockholder in msnu- featuring enterprises.
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Lines were in blossom in the Sem iin-l's garden on the 18th. showing the effects of Yuma's warm and even climate.
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Try Pride of Livermore" Sauternes, Pert and Sherry Wiu~-Prize medal.
 st Paris Exposition. For sale ct Jos. Hoefer'e
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lame. Or~tll. whe had the painful
 injury to his eye caused bya piece Of steel, has been much r-lied of his suf- fering and is doing well.
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The streets present a neat appear ance, the efforts being due the new council and Street Commissioner Thompson.
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You can purchase a boys safet, bicycle cheap by applying at the Pal. ace hotel. {
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The sum of $59 9,355.92 was collected by the Nogsles, Sonora, custom house during the past six months.
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To My Creditors.

All persons having bill. sgsinst ne will have them paid il sent to me and found to be correct.
 JOHN PENNEPAcKKR.
 Box y5i,
 Aspen, IF G 30d Colo.
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Handsome line of Ladies and Child rene, Mems and Boys Shoes. B"ois and Slippers, at eastern prices. Call and examine. P. B. WARSEKKos.
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The Tyler mine in the Chiricahoa mountains is again being work ed with a small force of men.
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The daughter of J. N. McDonough has almost entirely recovered from her recent illness.
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Turquois is fssi becoming quite a mining camp. Some n men are em- pluyed in the mines there.
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A number of Denver mining men are expected in Tombstone next week with view of looking at some mining properties in Dragoon mountains.
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The cleanup at the Hubbard & Bowers mill. Harqn. Hsia, amounted to SIS, GOO for the month of December
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The bonded debt of the government
 made up in round numbers is $56O-
 COG. 900 of per cent and $25,OOO,OOO of 2 per cent.
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l2 G 3Od

AGENTS WANTED.-Free prepaid outfit to energetic men. Severn. of our salesmen have earned from $7O to slO0 week for years pact. P. O. box 731, New Ynrk. 6.a7-
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AGENTS WANTED-Ouifit free. From
 $2O to $lOO weekly regularly earned by "ur salesmen. P. 0. Box 1871 New York. 3t
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Geo. Harrington WAS in town ysster- day. He reports development. on his mine ss very promising.
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Choice oranas oI butter and cJee \ q Hoeaer's the pioneer sroce'. nn'Fre mont and Fifth atreefs. a
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During the past month Chief Pugh collected $3O9l0 for licenses. Not c very bad showing.
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SALEShEN WANTED

Small line of samples from m ,nr;a,t- lring cnrporatIcn offered live man. One traveller earned an Arera:e of S3S'' per month 'o >,s y-s-s ,i Q. !'t {, ,I1 Nev .sh.
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The Omega mine in Sonora will be sold to ssti.iy q judgment of g. .6S9 65 and costs. The smel,er is said to have cost over $l0O,OOo.
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Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Miller and child ren left today for Phoenix. where Mr. Miller will open in the bakery bu.i- ness.
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The large bay hose belonging to w. c. Green died today. It is thought he ate a campomOchi.
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You can find anything Gbt,inable n < {; rst clas. drug store st Rock we'll. Pharmacy.
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Nogalss is reaching out for the trade of Gro Bianco, and will build good wagon rosd.
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Just received an invoice Of Fin,
 Old White Rye Whiskey at l lf-lo2 HoEFLsR's
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Themn. McPh~r.on Wanss

Any person knowing the place Of residence or postofiice address Of Thomas McPherson, who was engaged in 1880 in prospecting and mining in Tombstone and vicinity, will confer a favor by informing the undersigned thereof.
 WILLIAM HERRING. Dated Tomhstnpe Dec I1 lSQ2