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thought of the rich metal is being dis covered, and so common has become the announcement of another rich find. that the reports create scarcely any comment
 A mining expert from New York, has been out to the Copper Glance mine, located on the southwest slope of the Huachuca mountains, and al- though not making report on the mine, pronounced it a splendid proper ty, and said in addition, that the deeper they went down the better the mine would get. The Copper Glance mine is the property of the Copper Glance Mining Co.,. and sometimes called Camp Israel.
 IToke Smith announces new law for the government of placer miners. A former decision covers much the same ground, but it does not seem to be well understood by locators of pla- cer claims. There must be a discOy- cry of mineral on each twenty acres
 in the placer location Of 160 acres made by an association: and such a location of that amount based upon single discovery IS void, except as to the twenty acres immediately surround ing such discovery.
 
 The mines of Stockton Hill. Mohaye county, have a record as precious me- tai producers second to none in AriZo- na. lt is surprising that section so rich in minerals should be, c0mpara- tiyely speaking, lying idle. The only reason why this is the case is the low price of silver and that the majority of the properties are patented and owned by parties living at distance. Parties who own mines Of silver or mines in which silver prcdominates don't care to impoverish their prop critics by taking out the ore and turn ing the profits over to the shylocks.
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 p1Tty Wears the -,--err,i
Proclamation of Reward.
TERRITORY oF ARIZONA, [
 EXECUTIVE DKpAIlTMENT. {

EXECUTIVE DkPAItfMhNT To an whom these presents shall come greeting.
 WHEREAS, Information from authentic sources has been received by me that Frank NJ l,oll and hs son John Doll. citizens of Pi. nal county. were murdered by unknown per sons at their home at Alma, Pinal county Arizona: on the 4th day of January, A. D. lsg5, and no clue having yet been found as to the parties who committed the said crime. Now therefore !, Louis c. Hughes. goyer- nor of Arizona. by virture of the power and authority ln me vested, do hereby offer rec ward ot Five Hundred Dollars, for the arrest and conviction of the murdercrs of the said Frank M. Doll, and John Doll.
 Tn witne. whereof have hercunto set my hand and caused the great seal of the terri tory to be afiNed.
 Done at phpnx. the capitol, this Fist day of January X. D i.g5.
 CHAs M BRUCE, LOUIsC. HUGHES,
 Secretary Of Arizona. Governor
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MINING NEWS.


 rock.
 By the cyanide process the tailings at the Vulture mine are yielding $500 per ton in gold.
 The Copper Queen Mining Co.,, at Bisbee has received another converter for treating sulphide ores.
 Eastern capital has been enlisted for development of the Blackwater mines near the Gila river in Maricopa county.
 Coconino county has some valuable mines within its borders. The group of mines owned by W. B. Ridenour. of Blackberry, were bonded last week for s3O, ,OOO to J. R. White, a representa- tive of Philadelphia syndicate.
 Excellent ore has again been struck in George Hamlin's Relief mine, in Maricopa county. The queer, granite rock is literally specked with visible free gold. It was encountered in the main shaft at depth of l6O feet.
 One day last week Chas Donaldson took into Prescott, from the Rich Hill section. d collection of ragged looking but solid gold nuggets One of them, worth about s60, resembles the body of a mammoth butterfly, with wings outstretched
 Al Clifton. process destined to reyolutionize the manufacture of cop Der has just been successfully intro duced by the Arizona Copper Co.,. at an expense of sI25, 1000. 1t consists of improvements in teaching the ore, and by it three per cent rock can be suc- cessfully handled.
 Four men with two teams are at work in Copper Basin, yayapai coun- ty, ground sluicing, and are said to be taking out ten dollars each per day of clean looking gold dust. Another man was seen at work in the same locality with a rocker He stated that he was making good living.
 It is rumored that the Orc Plata mine, Todd Basin, Monaye county, has been leased and bonded to parties who will commence work at once. The Orc Plata has produced large amount of money and it has only been worked above the water level. It is another instance of nonresident own ership.
 T. D. Morris is putting up mill on his gold property in the Clark district, in Graham county ahd has put con siderable force of men at work The indications are bright for good sue cess, and Dorsey is to be congratulate ed. Later on the will move his fami- ly there, and give all of his attention to this mining enterprise.
 Some beautiful looking placer gold is being taken fr, Tn the banks of Gran ite creek, about one mile south of Prescott. A bottle filled with mug gets from there was taken into Pres colt last Saturday. Most of the mug gets were about the size of a butter bean, solid and smooth surfaced from action of the clements.
 A miner is now at work near the summit of Mt Union, one of the high est mountains in the vicinity of Pres colt, with rocker taking out placer gold Water from snow is to be had sufficient for rocker work there at this season of the year. It is an Arizona peculiarity that placer gold is as liable to be found on top of mountain as in Che bed of creek.
 Almost every day feh pecimens of ore arc discovered In the country ad ia-
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MaFiCOpa 6 Phoenix R. R.
 New 'rirrie Table.
TRON MAR1COPA.
FHoM rnd.Srx

Southern Pacific, east bound, passes Mari cOpa at 11.l2 PM
 Southern Pacific, west bound, passes Mari copa at l2.jOA. M., Pacific time A, daily tTrains stop on signal Trains 3. 1, and 6 connect with Hunsaker Stage Line between Mcsa and Gad6eld. Trains connect with trains of Southern Pa ciiic railroad. Connect at Tempe with stages fer Mesa City, and at Phoenix with stages for Prescott, Gllett, Wickenburg and Vulture.
 C. S. HASTEN,
 Gen, Manager.
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FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.

NoEnI~-- Ledge \o. ..
 I.o. c. r.. Officers: ". J B. Burnett N C.; Al Peck V. G..J. E. Mix. T.; Il. K Chenoweth, s Regular meetings every Thursday evening at s.3l o'clock W. J. BARNETT. \. C, H K. CHESoW ETH, secy'
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.'S TRAINS LEAVE
 BENSON:

2 90 A. NJ. Daily mixed train for Will- - " cox. Lordshurg, neming, El Paso and intermediate stations. ORR ?. M Daily, mixed train for Wilcox S'oS Lordsburx. ncming Ei PasO and intermediate stations. Q.dO ?. M Daily. Pacific Express for all . SfO points in California, oregon, Wash iugion and Nevada 2 OE \. NJ. Daily. Atlantic Express for v ~ Wilcox. l.ordsburg Deming. El Paso, SanAntonio, Houston and New Orleans. 2 1E X. NJ. Daily, Mixed train for Yuma, Marlcopa, rncson and intermediate stations.
 R 20 P. N. Daily mixed train, to Tucson V " only.
 ~ ited. tast Through Express. for Fl Paso. New Orleans and all points East aud south Pullman Drawing Room and Dining Cars. Fast time Quickest route. 2 EZ A. M.. Saturdays only. Sunset Iim- v Of tied Fast Pullman Express for Los Angeles and san Francisco.
 T. II. GOODMAN. RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Pass Agt,
 Gen. Traffic Manager
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

William Atkinson, aged siGhty'one
years, surprised the court day crowd at
larrodsburg by riding bicycle down
aud then up Main street Monday while
that thoEoughiarO was crowded with
vehicles. He says he Jolt like bird on
the wing, and was SO pleased by tho
sensation produced that he vii! " once
order wheel.
Forty wears ago Theodore Parker
prophesi0d that bolurG tho end oil tho
century Kansas would have million
inhabitants aud DO worth billion doll
lars. The prediction has been more
than fulfilled already. Kansas has a
million and a half people aud is worth
two billions.
Mud in the river cioggad tho boiler
pipes in the electric plant at Parkers'
burg. W. Va, tho other night, causing
a break in the engines and leaving tho
city in total darkness. One oil the boil.
ers exploded. badly scading j. r.
Davis, the engineer.
The Dupont powder people arc ac'
lively pRtenting more soda land in the
vicinity OF their already Immense soda
lake holdings in Natrona county Wyo.
with the intention OF erecting and
operating extensive local soda works,
An Athol Mass boy found "a meteor
ono day last week. lie saw 1t descend
in field and reached it whilo /; was
yet dot. 1t was something over foot
long, cylindrical in shape aud was quite
heavy.
The tennis tournaments this season
have shown that the following eight
players ara the cracks OF this country
in the order named Hoyey, Larnsd,
Wrenn. Rowland, Neel, Chace, Stevens
and Footo.
NJ. b. Hereby, local inspector Of Chi.
nese, has been ordered to make cen.
'sus OF the Chinese in Chicago, p'esumR'
bly, looking 10 the deportation Of some
OF them. Iu 1898 there were LILO in
that city.
Melvin A. Root, Of Bay CITY, who has
been collecting Michigan divorce sta.
tisticS, Auds that there has been one
divorce suit for every nine marriages,
aud one decree Tor every fourteen.
For iorty.lwo positions as male teach.
ers in government primary schools
there were 1850 applicants in Paris last
year, and for tity-lout places as women
teachers 7,l3D,
An eminent Engli'h doctor, already
we'll oil, hal bvtwoeu S351UOl and 500. i.
0oO left him by a patient, The next Of
kin ii dispuling tho will.
Mrs. John Green, OF Milford, Comp,
is dying from the effects Of bite BY n
hRt.headsd adder, formerly believed not
TO DO venomouS.
An eighteon.months.old boy Of Mira.
Patrick Dolan was drowned at Mt
Pleasant, Pa, By falling into tub OF
soap suds.
ABOUT 3,s00,OOl young shad we're lib.
Grated into tho waters Of the Connects.
cut river last week from tho hatchery in
Essex.
Ocean steamers Of tho lirst.clasS each
consume from 100 TO 20 tons OF coal n
day.
Cider bring, four cants gallon in
some Connecticut towns
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oilhs challenge lie that either test would
diIiTanchiSO white votes, which " not
the object Of the convention,
The aim iS to save the ballot to all of
the 1000 white electors OF the state
aud by constitutional provision TO take
the ballot away from the $4,000 colored
electors, The state has $4,000 illitorate
white males Of voting age, Tillman
thinks there will DO no trouble to accom-
pllsh his purpose OF Discrimination, for
although the constitution will seem to
treat black and white ignorance alike,
the standardization Of the law will DO in
the hands of white men, aud they will
sec to working It out right
ThlsiS the bOldeIt assault yet made
on our republican form Of government.
The shotgun policy, while more brutal,
was not so brazen, Tie shotgun was
never incorporated in the u0natitutiOn'
Of any southern state,
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Secretary Carlisle has not yet de-
termined whether hs will 90 home to
Kentucky to vote, Thisi is an interest
ing announcement, for in hiS long
career Mr.. Carlisle has been very much
In the voting business, II alter mature
elaboration he shall 30 home to vote,
how will he vote? For his parly's
nominee for govetnOr2 That nominee
has repudlAted tho most important
plank in hiI pArtY'S platform and is
standing on money plank against
which Mr.. Carlisle made the very ablesI
speeches Of his life.
The Republican nominee Tor governor
iI a sound money man on a sound
money plank, On the money question
he salts Mr.. Carlisle exactly, Will the
secretary oil tho treasury have the nerve
and tho consistency to cut General
Hardin aud vote for Colonel Bradley T?
lie and President Cleveland want IIar.
din defeated. This can como only by
the election Of Bradley.
Mr. Carlisle is the only member oil
tho administration who can vote IN
Kentucky. Has he the nerve to Oxor-
else the privilege in tue one way that
xill speak the sentiments Of all Of
them? Probably not. II Mr.. Carlisle
goes home to vote he will vote for the
nominee who has kicked over the party
platform aud who represents Just what
Mr. Carlisle has been lighting against.
Mr.. Carlisle has an oyo on the presi'
dency. 10 have any show 10 that di.
roetlon he must have tho Kentucky
Democracy with him. This would not
be possible IT it were known that he
had voted against Hardin, and II no
we're to do that he would almost Ger.
tainly be found out II he does not so
homo to vote and lot 1t DO known that
he voted for Hardin, the Hardin men
will sharpen their knives. Look at it
as he may there is distress in tho sit.
uatiOn for Mr.. Carlisle.
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Tho NnnlIl oaroIInn snhomc,


TlllnAnG convention which li max.
Ing now constitution for South Caro-.
lima has listened 10 aonio spoocho1 from
colofsd men which ghould hayo made
every man in thOlllmNn job thorough.
" ashamed Of hlihIOlL Tho CoIofOl
delegates asked Tor fair play, nothing
more, aud showed clearly that fair pluy
Ia Just what tho convention docs not In.
isnd 10 allow Tho negro must DO dis.
irAnohiSod because io Ia negro.
Taking Mp tho allegations that tho
negro Ia too ignorant to vote aud that
ho has no property stake In tho state,
ono oi tho colorOl delegates challenged
tho convention 10 mako tho educational
1e't OF tho property lSIl. Tho moaning
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Colonel Warinr, the commissioned to
whom Mayor Strong intrusled the
STRENGTHENING OF New York, ia proud
to have demonstrated the feasibility Of
reno wing in bags ashes and the general
litter Of the streets. lHis a waste Of
time aud muscle to dump ashes in an
open cart or to gather UP little piles OF
street dirt-for.tho wind to have a Irolic
with.
Tho aim in each case is to take away
something that is not wanted where it
is, but when tho something /, scattered
attpr being gathered, it is evident that
the method is not good Colonel War.
ing'a plan /, not so cheap as the other,
which may DO described as a good way
no! to do it, but nobody has yet found
cheap way to make streets really
clean.
There is hardly a city in the country
that has anything like clean streets as
Europeans understand It, and Wheeling
is about as far behind rs tho rest, Ger.
tainly our well payOd streets can DO
kept clean, aud II Tho people wOrO
shown thatit eau DO done they would
not DO content with losL The sight
would probably inspire them to do
their part by not throwing refuse on
tho highways.
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Wo onor Ono Hundred Dollars 10.
ward for any cR'o Of Catnrrll that can
not DO cured BY Halls Ca,arrll Cutc,
I. j, CiirNGY x Co,
lr0puOlor1, Toledo, o.
We, tho unlnrsirnnl. have knnwn +.
j. Cheney for tho last 10 yours, and DO.
love him perfectly honorable IN oil
business trNusaCllonl aud financially
hblo to carry out any obligations made
by thnIf lrm VISTA ruuNN,
Wlolusan Druggists, Toledo, 0.
WNuGN kiNSASE MAWyiS,
whoIc,nlo Druggists, Toledo, y.
Halls uMarrh cure Ia taken in.
formally, acting directly upon tho blood
aud mucous surfaces OF tho NyslOm.
prirr, 7ir pcr bottle. Sold by all drug.
gsls. lufiimounls free.
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. ''"0 '''' ''' i. l. BIZ, Clerk.


Sporial Dsoaieh to nc ii.g.gMnr .
STGuDEsvtLLE ono, oct, 97.-NliSS
Alice Mcdonald died hgo this morning.
Of the injuries she received in the ruua.
way accident last evening, Internal IN.
mrios, consisting OF II fractured rib,
which penetrated tho lung, caused her
death.
Mrs, John A. Bonsall died hOro AZ
noon to-day oiiniurlos resulting from u
fall down stairs two wOoks ago, which
produced paralysis.
Miss Aunic Alexander while on hor
way to tho Uuitod Presbyterian church,
this morning, was sniSOd with honor.
rharo IN / diol ia n Tow minutc3, after
being narrinl into Il house, Tho affair
caused some excitement among church
isOCfa
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TINE was when distance, meaning
cost Of transportation, was a cOnsidera'
BILE protection to our home industries,
Two British steamers have just sailed
from China for this country bringing
freight at six dollars ton, This
brings Canton a good deal closer to
New York than WhsNlingis,
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ltntlrOiulug-NpHn ana safety,
II is a great achievement to run a
railroad train from Chicago 10 Buffalo
at an average speed Of fraction over G5
milo, an hour. This would not bO pos.
siblo with out llrot.clals equipment, aud
everything must 10 vol from start to
finish. Better than this high rate Of
speed would DO record Of fewer accI-
dents.
Tho Railroad charlottesville for tho
month Of September Just passed. in los
accidents In which 3S porlons wcro
killed. aud no Injured There were 80
colliiions aud 81 dcrNilmohto, 0i the
collisions IS woro III tho rear, u kind OF
accident that should moi occur
II Ia truo that WHOM WI taho into
confederation tho number OF trains
moved aud tho number OF persons car.
rici, railroad Academia nro TOW aud tho
mortality on account Of than small.
II IL also 10 DO sail tina. no railroad
company courts casualties.
Az tho Same tins thofo arc Comnanioh
that nooln TO think an extraordinary
run boItor ndyOttiicmcnt than 10.
cord Of comparative freedom from mia.
lnps.
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ATLANTA EXCURSIONS.


Luwrr hates via Pennsylvania Lines
In addition Y twenty day aud pcn'on
oNCuraiun tickdlstu Atlanta, exceptional
low ratc9 have bean mndc for ten day
lirkotD Win rrnnsyiyhuin limos. These
iir.cln will bo sold October ~ Novcm.
bcr q, 10Th AMI 10Th, DccclnbCr D aud
10Th NJ tlS ~ from Wheeling For
special information address John a.,
1omlInson or John ljAlliC, ticket agents,
Wheeling flllaf
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TnE movements Of Russia in the
east have become suddenly Of more
interest to Great Britain than her own
movements on tho American continent,
Shall Russia DO allowed 10 run aschom'
burg line in China?
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IT il so long since Wo have had any
ram in this region that 80 much Us fell
last night wa, most gratefully received.
II We could have i continuously for a
week there would DO occasion for a
popular denomination Of JOY.
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1'nE treasury Ia not pulling up on tho
right aldo. Tho dclcl Tor the present
month IN estimated at about sdOOO,oOD.
Receipts have boon u little heavier than
In soptcmbcr bnt lloy will fall nOatIy
i2OOOOOO short Of tho August receipts
Tho expectation from lilo informal ROY.
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SENATOR SHERMAN has tapped the
hitherto silent soutcOsot much political
renIniHconsc, aud tIiOy are gushing like
40 many l,OoO.bnrrel oil wells, Tho flow
Is worry entertaining. too.
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enus has not been realized, receipts
from this source being nearly 100000
less than they were in July,
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TnE directors Of tho Spencer hospital
for tho InHaBO dOnouncO rs untrue all
tho "AlIOgOl churgo,' against them.
This IOcm, to bo quito satisfactory to
tho directors.
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rmE-pAssING on AU rUMN.


u Eugene CoNdH, n ne NM Bohemian,
IN wooded lnHli
'flir tall tfr' stands,
With baked lHrlH
Nrtlnu the skyi
While through lur hn10
~ WANING duNs.
1llhNlll UpJtu rays
via llsulM cry.
rhrough misOF vcll
1htenu thuWN uhlvi
The bfucaUl wall
Nwuluiinl rune,
White CgyyWhgfu,
nnu tue uit
There hauHi % ptnEot
without hiunc.
The mnunll'n pras
AlaHi, Dilu Ail bluAk,
AhaysOlul strcah
NihWati uo.uud
huUhlIu. sTgiIu,
Wlth Wldfnu1 .lyin
tuN lipu .unih
in Autumn thfoud,
Tho flowers hfc dead.
The daisy HlNhl
huWiuUl aud tWnl
.uealll ihttll
Ando,otWl
Ihtrp strnls O rill
Then sluWy tIl
rld i0OHoiUul
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To NE Editor Of "a, fist1M0-
Sm:-Wo Gad thoro occasionally
looms up suggestion fora nominee for
tho candidacy Tor governor of West Wiz.
gina, In your papar recently. WhaIa
the matter with tho Hon. J. 4. Hutch.
inBon. Of Parkorsburg, for loader on
tho ticket OF 'Gj7 llo is we'll known
throughout tie f,a,o rs man OF dis.
tingnished ability, and maio an elegant
run In the campaign whom no was n
candidate for CougrmJ, When there was
no hopo 0i overG1min: ut that timo tho
gtoat Democratic majority, Now when
tho skioa arc clear Tor tho election Of
tho ticket Of 0B, tho Republican party
OF West Virginia, without dispatace.
mont TO any other candidate for tho
Office Of governor can select no man
moro conservative nr better qualified or
n more brilliant leader IliSn Mt. Hutch,
insOn.
A lIrprpLicAS OF Liberty DBrmcr,
Qua COUNTU
OeljJtr ~, 1875.
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lEADACililrurud lho1 mlnutcahy N. MllCa'
lAiH PiLlA "unu cent u dOlU," AZ druggists,
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THIS year the registration In New
York i, not so large as it was last year.
1t is not likely that Iammauy has failed
10 get in its registration.
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FOB RENT.

FOR SALE
No. 60 North Front street.
Lot on South Front street
l.ol gu South Huron street
Residence. WoodSdAle.
Residence. South Huron street
Six r0Omed house. Peninsula
House and lot, National road, sjn
Residence, Kentucky street.
Residence. Thirty-iir,t street
Residence, Chapline street.
Residence, McColloch street
Residence, Fifteenth street
Residence, Sixteenth street
WANTED.
Woman 10 do general homework.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

$3.50 buys brick house Of xix FoOa, oaAs
north side Of siKteoulh street,
$500 buys house Of six ToomS, corner lot, d.
Eighteenth street
$50 buys house Of Eve roomI new lot !jIll
iIelyederc addition, on casJ term, A me
Sweeney Foundry Lots a: the old price b,s
short time yet,
Money to loan on real estate security.
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CONSERVATION

10 TnE Enron Plea nhiouh yoirrcad.
cts TINT l haNo positive rcpcdy for tho
nbovc named disease ly NJ timely usc
lhouslndsot hopeless Caar5 have been per.
mOncnlly cured. Eull bn glad to send
two hnlllcsolmyrcmody FREQ luauyo your
readers who hnlo consumption II they will
scnlmcthJirOSprc tAudp ngtoOlccRdlrrss.
EA.slocnm, Mo. lsarcnrlstn New York.
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fThs ISrELusrS0ER embracing It's several
editions, Is entered In the Possoalcs At Wheel
ing, ", Va, a. iseOnd'elAp maItsrl
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WANTED,
Woman to do general homework.

JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent Collector, Nolarr Pablo l1i
Pension Atlorney No l6li MArse, Nte,a Oh
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NEW ApvERTisEMEh-

ItOR sALE-FERRETS, BY r.
IL AlImeyer At Wheeling soc. Yara. ar !
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fELEPHoSE SuAnGRs;
EDITORIAL Rooms ssS,, CountInE Room $50.
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hJ DEALS"--FIEp Y0uRs r,psrs
l"ldeals Found, Box ~ Cedar Rlg1, !.
o..