Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-31
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Try a Santalina cigar at the Sag.
 erac.
 Another lot of fresh eranberrie. just received at Otis. st.
 Fall and winter goods arrived at
 Voigtlander's, the tailor If
 o. K. creamery. Williamson val. ley ranch butter at 0tis. 2t.
 The Prescott Commercial club meets tonight to elect officers.
 Born to Mfr. aud Mrs. Johu Sim mons pear Prescott, October 3O, a son.
 1T you want good smoke, buy your cigars at AitkeB's. who keeps the best brands on the market. If
 EDworth League social at Judge and Mrs. Ling's tomorrow eyepiag. Admission free. Every one welcome.
 The troops from whipple will start on their march to Camp Verde, at one o'clock on Friday, November 2.
 Sheriff Lowry has returned from Walnut Grove. He faileef to secure Homer Campbell, who killed Henry McKeown.
 The ~Santalina'' is the name of a new brand of cigsr just received at the Sazsrac saloon. It IS of very superior quality too,
 Judge C. ". Wright, of Tucson. and Hon. " c. Stewart, of Flag stat, will speak at Patton's opera houset o morrow evening.
 "Fire the rascals out says the Courier. Just the advice given by the JOURNAL MINER. Vote the re- publican ticket and break up the democratic ring in the court house.
 Two more engines. numbers seven and eight. left Chicago yesterday for the $. r., r. x P. railroad. The six in service now are not sufficient to handle the immense amount of business being done.
 If you need good medicine to purify your blood, give nerve strength and build up your entire system, take Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t prevents sickness by making pure blood.
 Ths ball to be given in Patton's opera house by the Prescott brass band has been changed to Thurs day evening November instead of on Friday evening November 2. as previously advertised.
 DTS. Miller. Hall, Butcher and Sewall held post mortem examina- tion this morning on the body of the late Blanco White. They found that his skull had bean fractured in two places and an abscess had formed on it.
 The dance to be given on Thurs day evening at Patton's opera house will be given under the auspices of the Prescott brass band. The date for the opening ball of the Com mercial club has not yet been de- cided.
 Just received, fresh. firm and sweet, load of Arizona peaches, also California yellow sweet spuds, 2 uinces, rosy checked apples, bell flower apples, pomegranstes, and to be in style, comb honey. Brisley's Bee Hive. ol6tf
 W. H. Hall is making friends as the campaign progresses. and will receive a nice little majority for sheriff. He will make a good officer, IS he is courageous and we'll quail ted to conduct the office.
 The railroad grade is completed l LOW several miles below the Con- sress mine, and the entire distance | Q Wickenburg is covered with | graders. The track will be laid to | Congress by about November 10. n The opening of Patton's operahouse will be commemorated by a grand ,all on Thursday, Nov. Ist. The Prescott brass band have the matter n hand, which is a sufficient guar ntee that it will be an enjoyable ccasion. vt
 Give us one of those secret circu- ars or mysterious pamphlets. signed IT unsigned. Trot it out. Give it's ontents, and don't insinuate vague y about it. If any work of this ind is being done, don't be afraid o expose it as it will help rather han hurt the candidate or candi- ates against whom it is aimed.
 'Vote for Mir. Blank, the demo- ratio candidate for -, because e is a workingman. Vote against ohn s. Jones and John Hartin ecause they are workingmen,' is he advice given by our contem- orarY. A republican workingman ss no business to hold office any 'ay, is evidently what is meant by The best evidence in the world 1 hat no secret circulars or pamphlets ave been issued against Cartier or ny other democratic candidate is he fact none has been exposed. It j impossible to do work of this ind without being discovered. Tothing of the kind has been done nd those charging such a thing now it.
 "Vote for Wm. Stephens for ecorder, as his election will go a 1ng way toward squashing the ourt house ring . Wm. Stephens, emocratic candidate for recorder, ever spent twenty-four hours with