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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of Indi-
viduals.

Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of Indi-
viduals.
Marshall Garden was made the re-
cipient of an elegant present this mOrn-
ing by his Office force 1t is a very
Sandstone gold badge, made by Tiffany,
the famous New York jeweler. 1t is in
the form of a shield, surrounded by an
eagle. In the center of the shield is
the coat of arms of West Virginia in
relief and the words, a. ID. Garden, U.
S. Marshal" On the reverse side is tho
following inscription: Presented by
b. L. Nash and B. L. Priddie, 1895. "
The badge is an elegant affair and the
marshal is naturally very proud of it.
The presentation speech was made by
Mr.. misunderstanding Sentinel.
Miss Irene Dorman, who has been
visiting Miss Ella Clator at Mt. de
Chantal. returned home yesterday.
The transfer of the genial Chic River
railroad news agent, NJ. +. Coyle, to tina
b. & O. railroad is much regretted by
his many patrons on that road.
Messrs. Percy G. Rowan and Will
Richardson, of Charleston, are spend
ing q few days with friends in the
city.
Rev. Father O'Connor, of Clarks-
burg, was a visitor yesterday at the
Cathedral residence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
THE EYES.

1t has been demonstrated that there is
more eye and head aches from the defects
of refraction and the use of glasses not
properly adjusted than from all other
causes. and that it is absolutely necessary
to have the eyes scientifically and sliiifuliy
examined and fitted with glasses to secure
relief and prevent injury.
Those needing spectacles. or their eyes
tire or head aches when reading or sewing
can consult and have their eyes examined
for glasses without charge by Prof Shelf,
the Scientific Optlcian, ITO Main street,
next door to Shook 81 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
MAMMA DURA FOR THE LADIES.

For the Development OF the bust or body;
approved by the Public Hygiene Society.
For sale at the Leading hair dressing par
lors, where you can also find the largest as
sortment of hair goods.
>. FRONT, 114S Main st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12

Witch the Recon-
he Finance Com
Plain Talk About
eted Meat Ordi-
-aous Matters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12

Attend the entertainment and social
this evening at Odd Fellows Hall by
the Ladies of Honor Dancing music
by Killmeyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
OLD POINT COMFORT.
The Cruiser Observation-Disclosures
PointS-Exodus of Ciliccrs.

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA. August
10-tSpecial THE new cruiser MinneapO-
lis. which has been fitted out as a flag
ship at the Norfolk yard, has been an
chored off Sewall's Point for several days
past
Colonel Royal r. Frank, commandant,
went TO New York Monday TO attend a
meeting Of the Board Of Ordnance and
Fertilization. of which is member. re-
turning to the post yesterday morning.
Lieutenant W. F. Hancock. Fifth Artii-
lery now on duty 1t Washington Uni
versity, ST. Louis. Mo, and wife arrived
Saturday on months vacation. lieute-
nant Hancock was stationed here some
five or six years ago, where he met and
married his wife.
Lieutenant John Hamilton. Third A.
tillery. Of Washington Barracks, IS spend
ing his vacation at the Point.
Pay-Director \. J. Prtchard, Of the
Naval Pay-Ofice. Norfolk, and wife. and
Surgeon ]. c. Byrnes. Of the Norfolk
yard, and family, are at the Hygeia for
a months sciOurn.
Miss Rachel Caziari is visiting in Bal
timore county at the country seat Of
General Felix Agnus. Of the American.
Mrs. Thomas Pinckney Of New York,
is occupying the quarters Of her sister,
Mrs Wake, during the latter's absence
for ;he summer
Miss Clara Ainsworth. Of Portsmouth.
Va. IS here on a visit. the guest Of Miss
Anna Fulton.
Mr.. T. y. Pike returned yesterday from
a short visit TO New York and nearby
watering places.
Now that the target-practice Is over
for the summer there has been quite an
exodus Of the young officers. Captain
and Mrs. ingalls, have gone to Dublin. y.
H.: Lieutenant and Mrs. Wake, with
Mrs. McNair and Mrs. Krayenbuhl. to
Charlottesville. Va; Lieutenant and Mrs.
Newcomb TO Magnolia, Miss; Lieutenant
Blanchard TO Saranac Lake. Lieutenant
r. Bentley 10 Boston; Lieutenant Homer
TO Roxbury, Mass; Lieutenant Andrew
Hero 10 New London. ~ H.. Lieutenant
Skerrett TO Bisby, y. Y: Lieutenant Par
ker TO Tuscaloosa. Ala; Lieutenant Blake
ley 10 Philadelphia, and Lieutenant Hof-
fer TO Columbia, Pa.
Lieutenant Chase and W. \. Davis have
started North on "A bicycle tour. and ex-
pect TO visit the battle-iields OF Sharps-
burg Gettysburg. and other points.
The following Richmonders have regis
tered at the Hygea Hotel during the
week: James Aston Cabell. II. c. Bur-
nett, C. Hall. c. b. West. Miss West,
Alexander Walker. Dr. C. L. Siegel and
wife, H. l.. Baskerville John Curre T.
Mumford Merrill. J. V. Andrews, Charles
j.. Ready, ". J. Mcdowell. b. f. Hum
phreys w. T.. de Saussure. l.. L. Routt,
Miss T.. 4. Douthat. Miss Evelyn Stiles,
Irwin Weisiger Seymour Sycle, Decatur
Axtell. c. l.. Wexford. John D. Potts.
T. n. Curd V. Donati, X. e. Edwards,
George w. Schlieser and wife Miss
Emma Goodwin, G. NJ GaubeTt and wife.
Mrs. l.. Merriam. IL. c. Merriam, j. i.
Reardon. j. ID. Briggs. Jr., and W. l..
Matune.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.


The finished garments ~ less than me
cost OF bare material SAYING nothing Ot
the trouble and worry OF the making.
Ladies Robes the 81 kind heavy mus
lin nicely trimmed. with yoke Of en-
br0idery SEC each.
Ladies Robes the 1875 kind fine mus
lin. yoke of plaits and Hamburg inscr-
ton. CSC. each
An odd lot Of Robes and Skirts, fine
muslin. handsomely trimmed with lace
and embroidery. the $50. -. and 800
kinds. choice Of the lot s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

$3.50 for 90; $50 for So; $50 for $50;
s. for SIS; 81 for $3.50; 50 for s.. Most
Of these Lamps have handsome, decorated
shades some have electric burners)
Hall-Lamps. with colored globes: $3.50
for $50; s. for 81: $3.50 for g; s. for $3.50.
Vase ParlorLamps. beautifully deco
rated: $3.50 for sl.75; $40 for 81; IS for
s2.25.
Only few dozen Handsomely Decorated
F'rench-China Plates at half the original
price.
A few OF Leonard's Refrigerators left
take your choice at cost-prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
One More Chance for You to Buy Bargains.
ODD-AND-END DEPARTMENT.
THE F. B. TAYLOR COMPANY,
O East Broad Street.
MONDAY we offer special prices on LIBRARY
LAMPS, HALL LAMPS, PARLOR LAMPS, CHINA,
and GLASSWARE
We mention only few to show what reductions we

are making.
&c. Crystal Tumblers, lc.
lOc. Crystal Tumblers, &c,
Imitation Cut-Glass Bowls. &c.
Csc, 40c.. and zoe. Tea Pltchers Vut-
glass PATTERN. your choice for DC.
S5c. and zoe. Tall Glass Fruit-Stands,
l5c.
COO. Tall Glass Fruit-Stands, &c.
4Oc. Water-Bottles. &c.
&c, iOc.. and SOC. japanese Tea-Pots,
choice &c.
IA Patterns Handsome Library-Lamps.
must be sold:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

Virginia Lassiter. Of Petersburg: Matte
Clarke. of Danvllle. and Lucille Fuller
are among the many bellies. CHLOE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
LADIES' WEAR,


Many are the extra induc mcnts 20 be
found here: and they are Inducements,
too equal ~ dropping a nickel and pick
ing up a dime
75c Duck Skirts. not many OF them-
about hfty-wen made, OF good material
4gc each.
THE s. 70 Fine Atwood Serge skirts,
GOdet back. SOS each.
The s39s Heavy Ali-W0Ol Serge Skirts,
Black and Navy. sos each.
ladies' Blazer Jackets. IN Blue. Tan,
and Elnck fnc each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
KAySEu SILK GLOVES.

The Kayser Gloves. you know. are so
thoroughly good that they're warranted
not to wear out at the hnger-ents. we
give YOU a new pair IL they 10. TWO
grades-5D and 1Jc. the pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
SIIIItT-M Al>Es.


The most comfortable garments made.
combining, as they DO. common sense
with style
the - and 7jc. kinds now 5Qc.; the $40
10 g.
Percale Waists. made IN the most ap-
proved STYLES, with high turn-d0wn coli
lar. big cuffs. etc. They come IN all the
.uobhv color cOmbiu1 lions. with soil
color cuffs and collars u match. These
are tn s. k;nd--5c. each.
Percale Waists. Black. Navy, ana
White Grounds. Stripes, Dots and tis-
mos ch.ou at 25c -lSc each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
PAINTS.
WE OFFER

W y OF I I@TS
PURE LINSEED OIL,
LEWISS WHITE LEAD.
WESTMOREIANp WHITE LEAD.
and a full line OF colors. brushes. ETC..
for painting, MI&ED PAINTS. sample
cards furnished or application. we sell
only the best qualify OF these goods
PURCELL. LAID & CO,
NH Is Wholesale Druggists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
Kid GLOVES.

i-Button White Kid Gloves. black
stitching. 81 the p1ir.
i-Button White KID Gloves. black
stitching. $50 quality. $L39 the rar.
White Chamois-Skin M0usqueta.res,
75c tina pair.
lButton White Kids. &c the pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
BASEMENT OFFERINGS.

Austrian Chlr1 Dinner IIlteS ! de-l-
. rafOnS lnc. each
Austrian China Tea cups ans Sllc'rs
s. 3l dozen. j. l-2c. each.
Japan.s. Bread ana Butter plates. :. 3
dozen. lie each.
Japanes- Affer-Diuner cups anu SiI-
cer-. 90 mrtcn plates Joe. each
Elegant French Cake Plates 500. each.
White Granite Dinner Plates. first ql-l
ity. 19c. dozen.
White Granite Tea cups and Saucefa
&c soy. half dozen cups am saucels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
iflN"F Nl'A ANars
MOTIONS.

Were chock fun ~ Not.00e-e-.l S..
tiOus. too. Scan the following.
Another lot -c. Shaving brushes Up
l0c
Ready-Mixod Gold Paint l7c.
liou'rlv -lc. c'- wh ped
Nonnen's Tdlcum Powder. lr
Got "lust-as- good pow l.r igf The
real "Menuens')
For this sale ouly-Pa.m Soap. .sc.
dozen. &c. cake.
Tooth Brushes Sc. each N0t tfa ---.
row 3-r0w hrus1 that you've bought %
W.le ful-size article
Patent Hump Ho4H-and-Eye T1ie,
l1c the yard
Gen'lsmen's -c. Shoe Lacere. o. pair
a Special Nlckel-Hanlle Shawl S,rn
Rice Powder. for tha beat. Or. nackaee.
Russell Leather POLISH -c bottle
a few Fancy Bottles G4rwo01.s Violet
Water. .-e. Goods ftat formerly a
at 81 and 69c per bottle
y Neat Black Bolt Pin Cor -o
All our - and lec. Belt Buckles Pc
duccd 90 Joe. each.
Italian Horn Pins and Combs 81.
each. Can't tel them from real sf.L
Actual value 81.
Black Shirt-Waist sets. l0c-nc.k h-t-
ton. studs, Sleeve buttons. complete
a special l0t Solid Gold Rings $50
elch-piaIn band and fancy urll0.t.
emerald ana pearl settings rhat form 6.
lv sold az 81 - Sl..t. ana RI -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
onen work. and tapea. never sold under :

open work. and tapped, never sold under
Zoe. EACH.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests. crochet
neck and arms, l0c. value ..
Sc EACH
ladies Extra Heavy Quality Stainless
Black Hose. splced noel and toes. and
the dye? Hermsdorf, &c the pair. It's
the sc kind AZ other stores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

,S-inch Imported Fancy S!lk-and-Wool
Suitlngs, reduced from 80 10 3gc. the
Fancy Covert Cloth. % inches wide all
wool. 75c. quality. sc. the yard.
50-inch Atwood Cheyiot, reduced from
SS-inch Snk-and-Wool Mixtures. re-
due from ~ 10 &c. the yard.
Full Inc Of Large Plaids. for ladies'
waists and children's wear. p. 80, ana
5lc the yard-they're ali under-priced;
4j-inch Brown and Navy Serge, all
wool. 39c. the yard.
SILKS.
There is another formidable array OF
attractive silk bargains for this week.
such an array, too, as cannot be matched
or found in any other store. II is 70
your interest 70 look through the assort-
mcr:.
80 and 39c. Kai-Kai wash-silk. lie. the
loc. Kai-Kal Wash-Silk. 25c. the yard
zoe. Plain Jap. SILK. all colors, 23-inch.
3gc tn yard.
&c. Figured Tanota, beautiful color
inss. SOC. the yard.
75c Brocade and Printed China-Silks'
colored. Z5-inch. soc. the yard,
&c. Fancy Printed China-Sllk Black
and and Navy grounds, with White ana
cOlored figures, 25-lnch, Jlc; the yhia: -,
7Jc. CLangeable Surah- silk, beautiful
color combinations. i9c. the yard.
81 Cream and Pure White Satin, D.
inch 7Jc. the yard.
Oriental" Waterproof. Black China
SILK. sheds water same as a duck back,
GUARANTEED imperviOus.
q inches wide, good, lustrous Black,
Csc the yard.
y inches wide. better-grade SILK, same
dye, 75c. the yard.
Black Faille Franchise. staple as
wheat.
2l-inch. CSC. the yard.
Pinch, roc. the yard.
2i-inch, 81 tn yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

We've already told about going ... .,
tn Rug business Wei DIS ~o r
not Rug in the house tltt .-rf r.-.
half or Jess than bali tha regular r-...
Same way with SAJcllEf- 49,. .I,.
want them. from th. cheapest Pr. r..
price and less.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

our entire stock 90 n'sr's Nr-r,..
Shirts is being closed O4t-,. .-
kind. 5lc. Cor 1jc. kind
RIGS
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and Ribbons.
SPECIAL SALE
or BLACK GOODS!

one u the lending features, Il not
THE leading feature. OF our .SolosSa'
We j.. q position to sell B iaIK
Dyese.G3 AZ prices that POSITIVE,
canno, h., rl1tched. ACTU Mn TRADE
WILL Find THESE PRICEt:SS. ~
VANcED AZ LEAST % PER CEN /.
w. boucnr the goods cheap; we VIII
Tbe 80 sale is now on-the prices. VIII
be guaranteed until the last day OF thls
c4tg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
GFxTLnMEN's FURNISHINGS.

N batter Genflemen's FurnisnInF-
Goods Store In the CRY tnan here. " pc
always looking after the interest or we
men folks Here are some barsainable
ff.mcs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
COTTON DRESS sTUFFs.

This tells the story Of the seasons
roundup Of Pretty Cotton Stuffs for
Suits and Waists Third TO half, and
more. clipped from the prices.
~ and y i-2c Lawns. Dimities, Mus
lins. etc, So. the yard.
u l-2c Satin-Striped Dimities. s 1-ic.
tho yard.
10 and L 1-2c. Dress Ginghams. &c. the
yard.
l2l-2c. Domestic Sateens. &C. the yard.
j lie. French Welts. l0c. the yard
An immense lot of French Pique,
Dress Ginghams, Ducks. Outings. etc,
reduced from ~, u IL. 10. ~ and PC. 10
&C. the yard.
l5c White Duck, 121-2c. the yard.
y l-2c. White Duck l0c the yard.
Gingham Apron Checks, &c. the yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
sILK-WARP HENRIETTA.

The Queen Bee. the refined and ele-
waited. rich slk-warp. fine wool ming
l0-inch Silk-Warp Henrietta the Sl-'
value. MN, V,pD
4s-inch Fine Silk-Warp Henrietta, the
81 30 value. ,-,,,, ,,p1
G-inch SupeflativH Silk-Warp Hen
rletta. absolutely perfect n every way
and worth every ceni 4 N.hi, 1900.
$50 THE YARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
WOOL HENRIETTA.

Beautiful. lustrOus. genteel Henrietta;
The favorlte Of Inany-a detrimental
word would b. libel:
4s-inch An-Wool Henrietta. toe r"
bargain elsewhere,
5oc. THE
4s-inch ATWOOD Henrietta,
cheap at 15c.. ,.,,,. ,.,pD
te-inch Fine ATWOOD II nretta, beau
tilul dive. Blue. Jet, and medium.
7Jc. THE YARD.
4s-inch Fine All-WoOl Henrietta, rIch'
silk finish. smooth weaving, Blue jet
and medium, 49,. ,-.,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
FIVE DRESS SERGE

The best wearing and most s-r'loe-
o,i..~o fabric eyer turned from the
ioom1it's the sturdieet Of them all
The following numbers are perfect IN
every way, but the prices are Amor
mally low. -.
ana true Black. ,,,,r. van,
ss-inch All-Wool Serge. none better
elsewhere at J0c., ,,
45-inch Fine All-WOol Serge, beautiful
weave and perfect colOTing,
zoe. THE YARD.
5oLnch Superior-Grade All-Wool Serge,
rich dye: smooth, even weave.
zoe. THE YARD.
50-lnch Extra-Superilne Atwood serge
strictly high-grsde. cannot BE- surpassed.
75c. THE YARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
MEAT DISHES.
- QuaIIty WhLte Grln!te. an -

First quality white Granite. all PER
feet goods.
6-inch. ~. each.
s-inch. Toe. each
i0-iuch. l1c. each.
Finch. PC. each.
li-inch. &c each.
Fine Decorated Cusn3dores &c. each
l-3 pint and - pint Tin-Top Jelly
Glasses. an at re. dozen.
Japanese Lunch Baskets, just haf
price &c.
Blrd-Seed NicCormicksl. &C.. packaee
McCormICks Root Beer Joe. package.
Makes five gallons delicious summer
drink
only 1-2-gallon Fine Decoration
Painted Water-C0Olers. ,5c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

orders have been and are being placed
daily for fall stufis: We must nave room
for them-the stuns here now must
make way for them, II price-cuttinB
will do IL.
Full line Of Colorei CashmeTes, 36-inch,
reduced from 25c. 10 lSc. the yard.
S5-inch Fancy Stuhs' suitaple Tor ran
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
RLACK ALHATROSs:
AUGUST SALE Or RIBBONS:

&c inches, wide. all-wool. very, very
cheap, at soc. August sale price; am
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
DRESS SHIRTS,

Plain. extra ,onc. pure linen bC
reinforced back and 'front.', patent
Irritating coilar-band, extra sno
piece. well made, perfect lit
Enc- TIE 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
WHITE GOODS.

Mountains Of those snowy good
snowy in appearance. snowy in tempe
ture-and at zero prices.
India LinOns.
Fine Persian Mulis,
French NainsoOks.
beautiful Dimities.
French and American Organizes,
Rich Batistes.
Persian Lawns.
They are all in the clear-up. The !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

3S-inch All-Wool. new, genteel ana
stylish. MN, ,,,pD
BLACK SEBASTAPOL:
l0-inch Fine All-Wool Sebastapol, per
feet Black, even weave; Dlc pSrsa tI'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

2-quart Round Bucket. &C. each
3-QUart Round Bucket So. each.
4-quart Round Bucket, Zoe. each.
li-quart Seamless Dish Pans, usually
lie. now Zoe each.
l1-quart Seamless Dlsh-Paus. usually
% now ifc each
l0-quart Galvanized Water Pail, lc.
each
g.. 4. and 5-quart Pudding Pans choice
&C. each.
Ham Boilers 2lc each.
g. ant 4-quart Heavy Bi0ck-Tin sauce
pans. Zoe each.
Galvanized Foot Tubs. Csc each
Galvanized Water Pals. -3c. each.
CANDIES.
Good Candies. pure and fresh-Choc'-
late. Marshmallow. etc, made to or
order The go and zoe. kinds u and -.
"a pound.
PEETZELS.
Made by q German who understands
the art, re dozen.
PRlIT JARS.
Mason's White F.int-Gass Fruit Jars
the best made; keep fruit pure as
sweet.
plnts tlc. dozen.
Quarts. use. dozen.
Half Gallons. .6c. dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
BLACK BATISTE

Cool as OrEandy, fine
and stylish,
3s-inch. DC.
is-inch. Jgc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
rLaITED-BosOM SHIRTS,

Extra fine $40 linen bosom II inches
long full and generous in every way
the best shirt on the market to-day
75e THE SHIRT.
our Shirts are AN made specially 20
our order and equal in every particular
the cut and workmanship of custom
made shirts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
BLACK RIBBONS.

We place or sale tomorrow lot OF
Black Ribbon in two widths az SIX
No y. lie, ACTUALLY MOlTH, 59c'
Not that Others have sold at % and
&c. but we ourselves, and no better
quality. either.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-20

WITH MISSInN AND WITHOUT A MIIZZLE-FOR THE FREE COINAGE OE SILVER AT RATIO OF 16 TO l.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-20

We learn by the dispatches that AL len G. Thurman, ex-United States sen altor of Ohio, is dying of "heart failure. D Of what else in the name of common sense would he be expected to die. Can not doctors coin some other term in which to cloak their ignorance and stupidity. When some poor unfortun- ate glides gently, and sometimes hur- riedly out and our good Esculap:us has been in profound darkness as to the cause, he looks wise and solemnly as- sures the ibereaved family that "heart failure" had suddenly developed. This joke is growing grey and we hope it may soon be gathered to its fathers. However, itsis but just to say that Phoenix doctors but rarely indulge their fancy in reporting deaths from heart failure"
Arizona republican., 1895-11-20

cality. Its hills are full of prospect doles sunk on worthless lodes, out of which those who mined never expected ito get cent. The holes simply were blinds, that stock deals might else where fbe worked on suckers. When these projects fell through all mines were damned by their failure and hon est mines were placed under a cloud.
 In this respect, as contribution from Yavapai county showing similar operations, the following from the Pres colt Journal Miner is seasonable:
 Commenting on the reported sale of the Leland Stanford and Snipe mining claims, in Groom creek district, our contemporary says: The fact that the prospects were once offered in trade for horse or anything else, cuts no figure or bearing on their present value, or future possible value,
 "It cuts figure in just so much that no development work has been done on the claims since that offer was made, and the owner evidently knew the value of his own claims There is quite a difference between the value of an Arizona horse and G60,000 of good English money, although the price, which, it is alleged was paid or prom ised to be paid for the property, is icti- tious on the face of the article as pub lished in the London Financial Journal MT. Plumer, whoever he is, who is rep resented as the vendor, takes $ 5000 or three-fourths of the alleged pur- chase price, If that article is correct, an attempt is being made in Lordon to perpetrate another mining swindle on this community, a la Patent Medicine Warmers. While we have splendid mining properties in this section, our mineral resources are not such as to be able to withstand the evil effect of such a swindling deal as is outlined in the Financial Journal"
Arizona republican., 1895-11-20

Nogales Vidette: A Mexican vaquero lassoed a big bear in the hills south of Nogales, in Sonora last Sunday, and had lively time with it. The lasso landed on the bears head, but he slip ped through and it frightened on his hind legs. In this way the vaquero wrestled with bruin till some other vaqueros came up and helped kill the brute with stones. None of the men were armed. The bear was brought to Nogales and sold to Moreno Bros, and divided up in steaks for customers. It
Arizona republican., 1895-11-20

The Prescott Courier has moved from the place that has known it the last dozen years or more, and from an ele- vation of two stories now announces in looks from commanding position down upon the squatty printshop of 'the evening enemy" it's journalistic opponent. May success attend the Courier in it's exalted ambition and its heavenward flight.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-20

One of the saddest sights, says the Yuma Sentinel, is to see a good mine handled by a man who never worked in one. A man who has not the prac- tical experience, with a little engineer ing skill combined, will ruin the best mine in the territory. Drift mining is a science and the sooner scientific methods are applied ito it the sooner will so many bungling failures cease to attract attention
Arizona republican., 1895-11-20
The Brazilian government in sum.

The Brazilian government in sum- marily rejected the proposition of submitting the Trinidad Island dispute to arbitration has exhibited a spirit that should be emulated at Washing ton in respect to the Alaskan boundary England's action in this matter it that of the individual who seizes the purse would simply be degrading to this Ma. tion