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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17
.aE CITY AND COUNTY! ! .sg Items From Our Own Town and
 Surrounding Country.

ernyESDAY'S Daily, October 10.
 oolr a week yet left in which to
 sgister'
 The republican candidates left for
 ,.,ome this morning.
 w,rk has commenced on the race
 .,,ek west of town.
 ssats are already being taken
 .o;dly for the minstrel per
 glnance.
 Some fine specimens of potatoes,
 'sts and corn. raised on J. H. Lees
 ,msricsn ranch, are on exhibition
 Fritz JeSsen's saloon.
 For a man to announce his can
 riacv as a "forlorn hope" is not @sIeulated to inspire confidence or Sthusasm among his followers.
 Our Jewish citizens are observing rop Kippur holiday to-day. It smmenced at 6 o'clock last even
 v and lasts until six this evening.
 @The next democratic jubilee 4bould be held on the plaza, as the F 1urt house Is not near large enough. ."-Courier. The court house YRS ample to hold all that attended the last one.
 John Sroufe has purchased the Golden Eagle hotel property, for 5 mealv owned by Martin Maier, and which was sold by the sheriff under hrclosure of mortgage. The price vsd was S7,l6l.IS for the real estate rl $50 for the furniture and fix ares, or a total of S7,3ll.1S.
 t0ur republican friends still hug ihe fond hallucination to their aa1io1s breasts that w. O. O'Neill has not accepted that populist nOm- inaiion," says our contemporary. 0'Neill and that populist nomina- ton never enters the minds of republicans. Bucky's candidacy Is simply as he states it himself, ga i0rlOrn hope"
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Scctt Greening has gone to Cali iornia.
 u. Hall came in yesterday from the front.
 Wm. O. O'Neill arrived in Phenix oh Monday.
 J. .. Hernd0n and J. F. Wilson left for the south this morning. W. H. Hall will make an active canvass and winning race Tor the sherit7s office.
 John $. Jones is the miners friend. He is the candidate for the legislative council also.
 Mrs. w. NJ. Claypool and chil13, and her slste-, Miss Blandy. arrived from the east on Monday evening. Thomas Roach. republican candi- date for supervisor, left for his Turkey Creek mining camp this morning.
 Mrs. Collumber left this morning for Washington, where she will place her niece. Miss Jessie Smith, ID Martin College.
 W. r. R. Schindler is holding down the office of probate judge duri z the absence of Col. Wilson on his campaigning tour.
 Rev. C. J. Chase writes that he expects to return home. with his wife, to- morrow, and will preach next Sunday in the M. F. church.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17
Election Proclamation.
UNITED STATES oF AMERICA. ] TERRTroRY OF ARIZONA.

To WHOM TT May CoNCERN: WHrEEAs under an Act of the Legislative Assembly of the IeFritory of Arizona. entitled. "Elections." approved arch sih. 1881, tt Is provided that election shall he held through out the Territory. upon the Tuesday after the first Monday in November A. D.. fsSs and every two years thereafter. and that members of the Lagislat i've Assembly and such other officers as mas be required by law shall be chosen at saeh eieCtion, and,
 WHEREAS, lt is further provided in said Act that ai least thirty days before the general eiec ti0n the Governor must issue an Election Proc lauiation. designating ile time of the election and the ofhees Co hc filled
 Now, 11IEREFoRE, |. Louis C. Hughes. Gov ernor or Ot Arizona, in pursuance of the duty enjoined upon me. do hereby order general election Co be held on the IuesJlay atser the first Monday in November, A. D., lsei; and the offices to be filled at such ele ton are hereby desiEnated as tuil0ws. to-aits
 One delegate to the Elity-fourtE Congress Of the United States.
 Twelve mem bers of the Council of the legisla- tive assembly of Arizona
 TWenty-four members of the House of the legislative assembly of Arizona, apportioned, aeyreeahly 70 existing laws. as follows.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17
TUESDAYS Daily, October 16.
 Registration closes tonight.

Republican meeting Thursday night.
 Don't forget the minstrel show next Thursday night.
 The Mrs. Tom Thumb troupe have engaged Patton's opera house for a performance on November3.
 A meeting of the members of the Prescott Commercial club is called for Saturday evening, October 20.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17

Miss Powell, of Whipple Bar racks, will sing at the entertain ment Wednesday evening, October 24.
 Mrs. G. w. Ford will do plain sewing at reasonable prices. She deserves q liberal patronage from our people.
 Attend the social of the Ladies Aid society of the NJ. r. Church to- night at the residence of Judge and Mrs. R. NJ. Ling.
 Another daily passenger train each way will be pla ,ed on the X. X r. railroad very soon, to ac- commodate the increased travel.
 W. NJ. Claypool, lessee of the Prescott sampllng works, has an advertisement in this issue, He Is prepared to buy ali kinds of ere.
 An interesting entertainment will be furnished at tho ladies aid social this evening. The total cost, in- oluding refreshments, Is only 70 cents.
 The Great Register, contained 32l3 names this afternoon, with the prospect of several more being added. The total registration last year was 30l4.
 Mrs McNaughton, wife of Dr. McNaughton, principal of the pub he school, will give a select reading at the ladies and entertainment Wednesday evening, October 2I.
 The fan drill, under the direction ot Lieut.. Guroyits, of Whipple Bar racks, will be pleasing feature of the ladies' aid entertainment on "Wednesday evening, October 2i.
 The Ladies Aid society of the M. F. Church will give social next Tuesday evening at the residence of Judge and Mrs. R. N. Ling. There will be music, games and refresh. ments. Admission 25 cents. All invited. Id
 The :. F. r. X r. railroad will open Cottonwood station. ten miies from Congress- tomorrow, and the 1 Congress company will hereafter ship from that point. Stage con nection with the railroad will also be made there soon.
 Just received, fresh. Erm and i sweet, load of Arizona peaches, also California yellow sweet spuds, quinces, rosy checked apples, bell 1 flower apples, pomegran ltes, and to | be in style, comb honey. Brlsley's Bee Hlys. ol6tf
 PERSONAL MENTION
 Col. |. r. Sykes left for the east yesterdat.
 Geo. C. Montgomery. of Albu luefque, is gIs,ting Prescott in the ol clothing firm.
 Kean $. Charles, of Mohaye county's populist paper, Mineral was m Prescott yesterday.
 Charles 4. Green, the life iusur- ance agent, cams in last evening from Flagstaff. where he now re- sides with his family.
 Miss Proutv, sister of Mrs. F. 4. Healy, will celebrate her birthday his evening by entertaining 8 few lf her intimate friends.
 Prof. Alfred Walker. the music teacher, will leave with a day or .wo for his former home in England, he climate hero not agreeing with him.
 Ex- Governor r. A. Tritle is meet ing with a regular ovation at every place he visits. The governor has been q true aud tried friend of this section of Arizona, and voters are ,nly eager for the opportunity of showing their appreciation of him It the polls.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17

And the various counties shall jointly elect one member ci the council. And there shall be elected in eaeh county of the territory, one probate iadge one district attorney. one shoriff, one treesurer, one recorder. one surveyor, two members of the board of supeFvis rs, except in Pima county. where three members shall be elecfe1i. asd in each of the counties where the office has lot beeu consolidated with the office of sheriff, one assessor shall he elected Also in the several precincts of each county, one justice of the peace and one constable shall be elected, and in such precincts are entitled to two justices of the pence and two constables. that number shall he elected
 And do hereey offer reward of fifty dollars for the arrezt and conviction of any and every person violating any of the provisions of Title ", part l, of the penal code.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF lt have hpreunto set
 my hand Sntl caused the great | tSeal. of the territory t0 be affixed. this
 twenty seventh day of September.
 A. D., ioaf.
 By the Governor.
 LOUIS c. HUGHES. Governor. CHkRLEs M. BRUCE,
 Secretary of Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17
Reformation.

Gertrude, " said Ethel, let's form an antislang society"
 All right. Whenever I get off on my English you call me down. and III do the same for you. Washing ton Star.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17
nmNn, Khat We Say

But what Hoods Sarsaparilla does that makes it sell, and has given il such firm and lasting hold upon the confidence of the people.
 For a dinner pill and general family cathartic, we confidently ecommend Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17
SATURDAYS Daily, october B.

The building boom continues.
 Registration will close next Tues day evening.
 Rev. F. W. Meaney succeeded in discovering the boy who broke the Episcopal church window.
 The south bound train from Prescott goes out these days with two engines attached on account of the heavy loads.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
 R.J CHENEY d CO, Toledo, o. fRy-Sold hy all Druggigte, 7a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17
To E.amlne the Central Pacific.

MoNDoN, Oct. l6.--At a meeting of the security holders of the Central Pacific railroad company Sir Charles Rivers Wilson was appointed to go Lo the United States to examine the railroad in the interest of the European share holders.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17
Club Meeting.

All members of the Prescott Com mercial Club, are requested to meet at the club room in the new opera house on Saturday evening October 70. for the purpose of electing olli- cers and for making arrangements for the opening ball to be given October 20. A full list of members of the club will appear in the JOUR NAL-MNER on Friday, Oct l9. td
 A Fire In Houston, Tex.
 DALLAS, Tex, Oct. I6.-The Post block, in Houston, was destroyed by fire this morning.
 The Lion and Lamb.
 NEW YORK, Oct. l6.-It is given out that Cleveland will go to New York and vote for Hill, also that he will use his influence to secure Hills election as governor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17

Are you 6 lover of good singing. If so do not fail to hear the Lone Star quartette at Prescott Opera House Oct. Is. 3tMI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17
srArE or omo. CIrr or ToLEDo. .


 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of f.J. Cheney & Co. doing business in the City of Toledo. County, and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLL Ks for rach and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 ERANkJ. CuENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December. A D iSs6.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17

California, empia of tle Pacific, salutvs the world Her Midwnter rair closed midsummer blaze of glory Second only tho coum ia zaoton a cStent, variety and splendor Inc coat display seriiable triumph Out of her abundance tho poured Der reasuresand the nations of tho earth ad her her noble exhibition.
 Memorable were tho cxhbits--ef gold and silver, wheat and oil, of fruit and wirc silk and wooof all that and nature could combine 10 produce And no exhibit attracted attspton excited warmer approval than that or
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17
IntheCrar'sInterest.

CARFEE, Oct. l6.-The Greek gov ernment Is taking means for the safety of the Czar. The precautions include the patrol of the shore of Whale Island to prevent the land i9g of unauthorized strangers. The chateau of the King of Greece has been placed at the disposal of the Czar.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder

Official showed it be highest ia eayening power purest quality, and efficient in results of all baking powders made Accordingly, the Highest Award and Gold Medal conferred Dr Prices u the Mdwiner Fair
 Tks triumph San Francisco confirms the victory at Chicago The Mdwntsr Fair verdict sustans and vindi ces the bestOwaI of highest honors Dr. Prices by the Jury of awards at the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17

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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-06-06
Death of DR.. Michel.

CHARLESTON, June DIR. Middleton
Michel, one Of the oldest and best known
physician of Charleston, died here to-day.
The deceased was born in Charleston, Janu-
airy %, 1922, and was therefore in his seven
ty-second year. He graduated in medicine
in Paris. France, and subsequently gradu-
ated from the South Carolina Medical Col
lege some forty-6ve years ago. he served
through the civil war as chief surgeon in the
Confederate hospital at Richmond, and after
the war was elected professor of physiology
and medical Jurisprudence in the Medical
College of South Carolina, which position
he held up to the time of his death. He was
a member of the board OF health and chair
man of the committee On hygiene. DR..
Michel was married to Hiss Cecilia L.. lngles-
by, daughter Of Mr.. VIM. Il: loglesoy, and
had nine children, Of which four are alive.
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The Inssitute Commencement.
worry rs.


The AHpuaf Co1cert Of the Sumter Institute
was held in the Institute Hall last evening.
AS usual, the audience filed the hall to over
flowing. The faces of the Alumn@ of the In-
stitu,e were 10 be seen on every side, and the
the many pleasant evenings spent in the lnsti-
tute bali on similar occasions The past has
its cha.m, and a retrospective view is ever
the most partial, but Notwithstanding this,
the verdict Of everyone VAS hat the pro-
xramme last evening was one OF the most
Ghafmioe ever given at the Institute.
THE music Was all ofthe highest class, and
the execution and technique Of I young
ladies approached quite near the desired per-
fiction, The .tAliegro" by Miss Mamie Fra
ser, and "Waltz op. 49l," by Miss Mamie
Ednnpnas we're the features Of the programme.
Misses Gertrude Jennings, Bessie Jervey
sud Bessie Pittman quite charmed their hear
ers In their ~recitals.
The programme was as follows:
PART l..
Observation-Disclosures Ingram, Ethel
Darpan. Paulioe Sanders, Lizzie Ham.
Palonaise-op 40-Chopin-Bonnie Brown.
Recital-"Awfully Lovely Philosophy
Gertrude Jennings.
Aileero-Concerto, No. YII-Mozart-Ma-
ME Praser-Second Piano Accompaniment.
Recital-aThat Waltz of Won Weber's'-
Bessie Jervey.
Ee Tourbillon-op. 37-Gutmann-Sara
DuRan,, Miss Ayers.
Robin des Bots observation-disclosures
George Ingram, Lucille Hughson, Dora Rich
ardson. 50.
Novelette,. No. yII-Schuman-Bessie Pitt
man.
Kinder Ouadrille, op. 36-Tutschek-Edna
Haqhson, Theo Lopez, Sharlie Graham.
Recital-Pauliue Palovna-T. B. Aldrich
Bessie Pittman.
Wal,z. %. 4sl-Josef Low-Mamie Ed
mapds, Miss Ayers.
Damonen Tanz-E. Holst-Pauline San
ders. Bertha Strange, Bessie Jervey, Josie
Kennedy.
The Institute Hall was thrown open this
mo,ni,o an hour or more before the Com.
mencement exercises began and the audience
soon assembled. The interval was devoted tc
the INSPECTION of the numerous paintings
oastels. water colors and crayon-the work o
The art pupils which adorned the walls. The
,7t exhibit this wear is OF a marked degree o.
excellepce, and there is a notable difference
in the style of work and in the subjects treat
ed from those of last year. For the conven.
fence of visitors Maj. Wilson had a prIntec
catalogue of the art exhibit prepared, which
was indeed a convenience, and enabled critics
10 obtain a much more complete mi 1ntelli
gent conception of the amount and character
OF the work accomplished by the young Ia
dies since the opening Of the session last Sep
teDber.
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MRS. S. GREENABAuM
NOTICE.

rVHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
ing between R.. DozlER CUTTING and w.
ROBERT DEtGAR, JH., trading under the name
of CUTTING l. DELGAR, has been dissolved,
and the undersigned have formed a co-part-
pership to take effect June l, 1894, under the
name of BROWN, CUTTING Il DELGARa,
for the purpose of carrying on q general retail
clothing business in the City OF sumter. me
business will be conducted at the corner OF
Main and Liberty Streets in the building
lately used by Brown h ChaSdler, ana per-
sons indebted to either Browa & Chandler or
to Cuttino h Delgar will make aymen 20
the new firm of Brow d, Cuttino & Delgar.
A. S. BROWN,
R. DOZIER CUTTING,
W. ROBERT DELGAR, JR.
May 3C-3t.
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Do not put of taking a spring medicine
but take Hoods Sarsaparilln now. 1t will
purify your blood, strengthen your nerves
and give you a good appetite.
Patronize Winhurn's Gallery. His photos
are as good as you can get from any photo.
grapher in the State.
Campbelrs porter house steaks are the best
on the market. Call and see them before
purchasing.
Cool / Invigora,ing Refreshing! Those
milkshakes, Coca Cola, Pineapple and other
iced drinks at Kingmas's.l
A new sensation (! What? Why Gardner's
famous Soda Water at Kiugman's, next door
to the Simond's Bank
Have your pictures taken at Winburn's
Gallery before he leaves for the summer IN the
Mountains.
$500 piects of Sheet Music at loc each,
or IL pieces for ST.. If sent by mail, lc each,
extra. Write for catalogue. Address Ken
nedy's Book Store, Suu,er, S. G.
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EDITORIAL T

An article published % one of on,
outside pages seems to dispose Of the
charges of mismanageupeot against the
Red Gsoss Society. However it may
be, the Red esoss has done . wonderful
work ID the Sea Islande, ead should
receive due lsoogessio.ssior Via. it has
deas. nsould 6esqsse teY.he pps gss
It this time If The. people OF the State
would mite ia sending relief g the
Blufsen suiferers instead Of blaming the
Red Gress: Those { people a. Button
are 0 10 need Of bread. and as YET
little has been done for them.
In accordance with the resolutions
recently passed By the Republican
State Executive Committee. the case for
testing the cons.itutioualisy Of the
registration Law Of this State. was
brought before the Supreme Court on
hast Monday on a writ Of Mandamus,
and w. W. Macon, the supervisor Of
registration for Richland County. was
ordered to show cause on Monday mex,
Why he should not open his books for
the purpose Of receiving the application
for registration Of the patty complain
ing. For the informat,on Of our readers
we may say that at present the lay
shuts out from registration all except
those who after each general election,
beginning With that of 1882 have be
come entitled to register. This shuts
out many Who are as u,uch entitled to
vote as those who have provided them
selves with certificates. aud there are.
besides, many other iojastices and
inequalities. Ia the law as it now stands,
which should be remedied.
Cal Caugbman has announced him
self : candidate for Congress from this
district. How he and that other dis
singuished refavnar and persisteo.
Office seeker. j. William Stokes, Will
harmonize their conflicting ambitions is
sone-a.s Of .pioslen, but their row
il. no. % row, and We do not eare how
much they quarrel. Caugbman - a
bad fellow. His 'boast chat he led the
Lexington lynchers should make bin
an impossibiiisy Al a Congressional
candidate With all law respecting peo-
pie. As for the Hon. j. Vim be is a
humbug, pure and simple. He has
been doing his level best to ride into
Office through the alliance influence for
. long time, fortunately without success.
however, but he does mol. give up
easily, and will this year make a desper.
ate effort. We are for [zlar. aud that
IS My the Stokes-Caugbman row does
worry MS.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
Election for School Commissioners
CLsRJ; AND TRsAsUsBR's OFFICE,
SUMTER, S. c., June 5, 1894.


pURsuAST to Ae, Of Of General m.as "A Ass css9'y,
OF the School District of the City Of Sumter, .
approved December 23d, 1898, an cleo
ton - for Four School Commissioners
or School District Of the City of Sumter,
will be held at the usual polling place on I'd
Tuesday in June. ;l2tb day of Joue, 1894, be-
tween the hours Of 8 O'Clock a m-ssand 4
o'clock p. M, to serve for two years there
All voters OF. City OF Sumter registeredfor
the Municipal Election held April 10th, 1894,
are entitled to vote for School Commissioners.
The following named citizens are hereby
r.. S. Bradwell, C. ". Hurst, Jr., Jas. H.
Chandler.
BY order Of Council.
June t.
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CANDIDATES. CARDS.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

Having confidence il my ability to perform
acceptably Ind efficiently the duties of the
position, I announce myself as q candidate
for the office of County School Commissioner,
subject to the action Of our democratic pri-
maries. Believing that the Office Of School
Commissioner is in no sense a political one,
but that, for. the best interests Of the whole
people, it should be removed as far as posi-
BILE from the strife. and bitterness of party
faction, I shall solicit the votes Of all OF. those
who feel themselvea interested in the cauee of
popular education, and 10 the advancement
and continued improvement Of our public
schools. Character, %capAbility, and fitness
for the efficient performance Of official duty,
should be the tests required, and, Judged BY
those standards, shall hope to merit the
votes of my fsliow-citizens.
W. W. ANDERSON, JR.
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SUMNER BOARD.

DARTIES seeking health and comfort
will surely find it at
SOUTHPORT,
"a miles below Wilmington. There is always
a delightful breeze. No mosquitoes or sand
flies. The situation being the best IN town.
The table will be boun,ifnlly supplied with
products of the sea.
Board by the day, week or month. For
rates apply to
MRS. S. GREENABAuM,
Is N. 5th ST., Wilmington, Nc.
June Elm.
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KXJANTED-A 6rst-class Mich Cow
NV quality preferred rather than guam
tiff. Apply to Mrs. TT Tuomey.
June. 6-2t.s.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-06-06

H7ANTED-A Tenant for a Few single
w story Residence on New Street, si1
rooms. Ten dollars a month by the year.
Apply to w. II. Ingram