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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
WE ETA REPORT.
Forecast Tor To-day.

Washington. ID. c., october ..
+; + +; g:
high in the Middle Atlantic
states north of Lake Superior and on the
North Pacific coast.
II Is warmer except in the upper lake
region and over plateau region
The weather continues generally fair,
but local showers are reported from Mon
taia and New Mexico The weather will
continue generally fair In the central val
leyS. and thence eastward to the Atlantic
Coast Thursday.
Virginia Fair. slightly warmer i'm north
west portion; east to south winds.
North tarolina-C Generally fair; north
caSterly winds.
PORT CALENDAR.
sun rises. SOB: sun sets, $40 High water,
N:3l a M. and SOL a. III. Low water, 2:3S
a. IN. and 1903 y. M.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
0OthaIi.

the Norfolk Football team and the
Hampton team wilt be hard fought
Hampton is determined to win Arm
strong. OF Vale. Will captain Hump-
toms tram' and Mccullough will cap
tain Norfolk Game called at o'clock
SHARP at tn" y NJ. G. A. Park. in
Client Norfolk will line up probably
as follows: Sheen. centre: Guy Haul
right guard: Mccullough. left guard.
Scrpri. left tackle; Irvine. right tack
l": Heath. right end Taylor. left end;
Stres Taylor, IL Taylor, W. II tired
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03

yesterday afternoon between I and >
"clock. while two married ladies were
riding along tn" Church Street road
near the city Park Il burly negro man
suddenly appeared in the road from the
woods and stopped them. at the sam,
tilnr making indecent exposures
IN" ladies became frightened ana
mad" an alarm. ANA Whipping thoir
horse mad" their ESCAPE. About this
time wcli-knOwn citizen of tho county
r"d" M. ANA finding that something was
wrong drove To the point where. the
n"Sr" had returned To the woods. whrr.
n" was joined by thrc" gentlemen from
TN" city. Tn" party then attempted to
arrest tn" negro, who took flight and
mad" good his escape The whole nr-
ihti occurred at point i'm the rouf
Whlch Is constantly travelled. ana the
wonder Is the man should have been su
DARING. Neither at the gentlemen who
tried To captur" tn" negro was armed
great many negroes. ana Occn SiUiallv
trampS, pass dawn this road and those
IN tn" vicinity. and ladies cannot be lou
careful in taking such drives without
escorts II Is often the case thu, vouut.
ladl's ON bicycles take this route for an
outing. The NiiGiniun wishes to say
mat the prac;ic" is dangerous ana
should not he continued
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
meteorological DATA.

L. 5. Department, Of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau Norfolk Va, oct >.
Local meteorological data for the
twenty -four hours ending at p. ms
last night:
Maximum temperature ........... ca
aluminium temperature .............. 30
Normal temperature drduced from
~ years observations ............ o.
D"partur" from normal ............ :
pciarlurr since January lst....... III
Rainfall for - hours .......... o
Rainfall since first of month o
j. j. GRAY, Observer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
\ Remarkably En,t Passage.

New York. October The American
liitr 81. Louis arrived at Southampton
thlS morning after Il remarkably fast
passage. cutting her own record down
about iN" hours. beating the record of
IN" iaii" of the same line by about
: - hours. ANA failing by only two
hours aud thirty minutes To equal I'M.
record ui days, 10 hours and ~ min
ui"S, held hv the Hamburg American
liner Fucrst Bismarck
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03

With the collaborating sense of renewed
health and strength and Internal clean
illness which follows the use OF Syruj,
Of Figs. is unknown TO the few who
have not progressed beyond the old
time medicines and the cheap subSti-
tutcs sometimes offered hut never ac,
ceptcd by the well informed.
Iced coffee Simply dclcioS at
Mace. Try ii ana you will drink moth.
ing else this Nnrin weather
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03

We have stnl Il few Marscillca
spreads at 69c., S9c., 9Sc.. Sl.4S and $lgN
each, worth 81. $l.25, $50. s. and $25J
each; also line OF ladies' hcmstitchcd
and embroidered haudkorchicfs at l2l.
and 25c. each. worth % ana soc
new line of Japanese drapery crepe
just received. l@c. yard.
The sale of umbrellas will continue
TINS; umbrellas for SOC; 81 UNI
brcllas for ST.
WIIGHTS. 1856 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
A plain ana Simple ucn>on. why.

q Because Mrs. Eaphcl is going out OF
business has rented her store out and
sold her fixtures is why she is sol.
ms her stock of shoes at cost and in
mos. instances less than cost. They
must be sold at some price. Remern-
bet the number, 1lG Church street. cor
ner Plume street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
TNnChhurg. Va. Sept. 30.
.ajoi Charles Pickett.
Secretary business Mems
\ association \.rf,lls

NNSVVItIIVlL NOriOIk. Va.
Dear Sir VIII take pleasure in pre-
srhtin@ tn" resolutions OF the EuSiurss
Non Association To the Secretary Of
me Navy. asking that the wages in the
Navy Yard bc not reduced and viii do
all | can in their behalf
Very uulV yours.
JOHN W DANIEL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03

Amos Il Ruri have only one Of those
t'ianoS left AT $50. Persons who are
seeking bargain would do well to call
desired
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03

You can buy anything in the jcwclry
or silvcrware line - greatly reduced
prices FOR the next two weeks. at Chap
man & Jakeman's, corner Main and
Bank streets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03

We opened to-day beautiful limo
of undressed wosteds. from Jennings.
Welch & Co., London. They invite
your attention
NICHOLS & WALLACE.
l69 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
a CARD!
FRENCH AND CERTAIN.

Madcmoiscll- \. T. Jucot will resume
her private classes In French and Ger
man on Tuesday. October the LIST
Hours TO suit business men For terms
and other particulars apply to her at
her rooms. No. PA FREEMASON
STREET, se20-1w
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
.PEOE.IhBLE SPECULATION

is a boon 10 those whose incomes do not
Keep up with their requirements rs our
method the risk IS reduced To- minimum.
ar" notified OF each trade when
ma!" and accounts may bc closed at am
uin'. our Iamuhi"i ana market lcttei.
mailed on application
ESTABLISHED SEVEN YEARS
REFERENCES FURNISHED.
Consolidated Stock and Produce Co.,
a BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
Drs. Harmon q Tircy.

Eye Ear. Nose and Throat. Consul
tation free. lS6 Main street, Norfolk.
va seq
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03

My little daughter was troubled with
salt rnrum aud friend advised m, to
use TODD Sarsaparllia she has take;.
on' tottl" ana is cured Mrs Mary
Lewis Olive, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03

NOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEETING; o. THE
; 'i"IEh., cFN 81 The NORFOLK AND CARO-
one" 81 M Company, in the ci y at Norfolk. Va.
on IL hSDAl IN. j!d day ct G,ioN err l,gi a, 70
Qclo * IN. - !
co. ELI lott. sec eta.v.
-'''i o'-Ar y sep. i'th l,s' Stis.;d.u
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
HOODS rIils cure an Liver ms.

The nobbicst i:nc Of hats 10 found In
T"r!olk can be found at Goldman &
lofhcimcrs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
! aim HIGH AIM l0W!|

AT NE HUB---you're bound to bring down a
gga W value Goods are now on the move there
BOYS COMBINATION SUITS at 81. o8 well in the
tTat hW every parent in Norfolk clanorng for
INST cholce quality sells those regular s.. so Suits
wonderful ONE PRICE make assurance r dou I
Sue-whle tlneneSS of fabrics and dantest touches IN
ilnTh run neck and neck with accuracy of fit
ana an: newest natest and nobbes styles There's no
hlt-o7-lnlSS business at THE HUB---alI goods are
guaranteed---n wear--n choceness---in eyervhing
NO s dissatisfaction possble--THE RETURN Of
M N.Y. RULE knocks that on the head---aud ONE
PRlCE means ONE PRlCE---no more---no less
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-03
WI: i.ss NtsS.
MOTTO e.

The annual meeting of the stockhol1nrs
OF The q LASGOW DEVEtOPAlEN;F CON-
PANf Will be held a. tn" Office OF the Seq.
rotary. 40: ~ Main street. Norfolk. VA.
on III RSDAl, the 10Th day OF October
1870. at l. o'Cluyk m
WALTER f.. IRVINE
>.u Secretary
.NN'4oIh I'm, IL sept. u. 1879. Sc2G-tdm
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MISSING LINKS.

TIE name Of Ccnrcc.ieut i, derived from the Caniba Indian ,vord. ..kunate- guk, meaning "l3cE river
 AN educational qualification will hereafter b. required uf men seeking enlistment in the United States army.
 BERLIN has a Iny~trriou5 nc~ .nalady which Professor Nirchow attributes to the use of milk from li-,ls.d COWS.
 AN odd palindromic sentence-one which reads the same backward as for ward-is Draw pupils lip upward"
 lN the year lG57 the land upon which Philadelphia was subsequently, built was owned by q man named Peter Rambo.
 CoTToS-sEED meal is fast gaining favor with Missouri cattle feeders as a cheap fat producer. It is a Missouri production.
 STRANGE bcl-warmers are used by Gillian women. In cold weather. when in bed. they keep their feet warm by placing them oa a dog.
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The 1Ba nee.

The dance given by the Protection Hose Co. at Mining Exchange hall Thursday evening was a grand social and financial success. Great taste wa shown in decorating the hall, and re- fleets credit on the artistic abilities of the committee 2ho had the decora;- ing in charge.
 The festooniDg streamers, banners, emb!ems and appropriate mot,os all added to the grace of the scene, while the hall was crowned with an array of beauty that few towns can boast of. The elegance, ease and measured step. and motions of tine delighted parlic- ipants to the unusually excellent music of the Huachuca military band accompaniment, contiune1 until the wee small hours. and every one pres ent enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent.
 The uniform shirts worn by the members of the fire department pre- sented charming appearance; and altogether the Protection company's dance was an event in Tombs.one's socIal affairs long to be remembered.
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< Grave Mistake.

4 good story is told of well known young man of this city, who was mis-
 taken for long lost son by fond eld- erly mother who wss in Ton bstone on a visit recently. The young msn is of modest disposition and we omit Lis name and also that of the venerable lady.
 IL was on a fright starry night tho elderly lady encountered her supposed long lot son Billy" on 5lh and Ere mont SIS. Alter seizing up the young man aGd concluiin he was Billy" with cry of rspturous joy she in h Jiiiy had him gathered 10 her arms. Billy" struggled like hero and vainly endeavored to explain, but until his No. l0"brogues" had landed heavily upon her corns, she absolutely refused to cease her caresses. At last reports " Billy" was suffering from nervous pr stration while the fond mother of the lost one was still revolving m her mind how she could possibly thought her son SO woeiully changed in sp pearance.
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EUROPEAN AUTHORS.

LoRD RosrHFoY has conferred a civi, list pension of one hundred pounds on William Watson. the poet. whose name has been repeatedly proposed for the vacant laur.- e-'ip.
 RIDER HAGaAED i> going to the Enr. fish parliament. H. Las been working in the field of the picturesque and the unreal SD long tlat contact with hard. cold facts will do him good
 NJ. JULES VERNE. though in his seven. ty-ninth year, works for five or six hours day. He is nov engaged upon a story for 1897, but he has five manu- scripts ready for the printers.
 HERE MAX NoRpAU. q German phil osopher. has written Q book in which he attempts to prove that most of the great geniuses of the present genera tion have beer. or are insane.
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If interested in any of the items be- low, order promptly, giving item num- Der.

Oi>2. w. ashab.e CIauu.ay waists in p'nk, H. Int blue. or black and uh.te mixtures, yoke back, large -leeve- and stud festenings; g 10 i2 in. bust. Price, 75c
 0iS3. All wool Ladies Cloth in brown, ian, gray Or garnet, 5G in. w;Ge. Price, 3Gc yd.
 OiSi. New rough straw dude Hats 'pr women aud misses, iu lats st Tally ho shape, wiiie, black or navy blL e straw, wItn ribbon band binding to match. Price, T5c. each.
 0lSj. striped Wash silk in delicate soft tented coioFings. width. 20 in; re- uires -ix yards for a woman's waist. Price, 3jc yard.
 DISC. The very popular and genuine La Blanch Face Powder, white. flesh or pink. Price, 2jc. box, Usually -ell~ for twlc, a. uch.
 Cin7. stout "E3u-h and EedIy' pebbie leather shoes for school or play, solar ,ip-, spring heel. Price, sizes to s, SI C0: sizes N5 t,II,SiiO; sIles H. 70 ?. $I.3j; DOS, g-. sc. 0iSS. The Kaysrr black silk gloves, with double finger tips that viIl out wear the rcst Of the glove. Price 50c.
 Send jJr OHr beGUfifW
 CdtaloGge ('i'qc and goF
 cOrer), cad wiN Hundreds
 ofWasirotonz?f Sunn,cr
 goods Seai Jtss fo eng
 oddress.
 e. Brown linen shoe bags, with four ockets, stamped for outlining. Price, 25c
 WE NSEGCfz. E.E E.IS &sO II Sacramento cal
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1T r not the eating, but the inordi- nate desire thereof. that ought to be blamed.-St. Augustine
 ls eating io is great fault for man to be ignorant of the measure of his own stomach. Seneca
 ANIMALS feed, man eats. tell me what you eat, and how you eat. and ! will tell you what you are: the man of intel feet alone knows Eow to cut-B. Say arin.
 EAT not for the pleasure thou maye,t find therein; eat to i7a~-a>c tl.v strength; eat to preserve the life thou hast received from Heaven -Confuciu,.
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Apparently it blowed at Bi-bee, judging from the Eol.owipg received {:
 The pneumatic disturbance inflicted on us during the past few days would in Jack Tur's yernaculsr, be termed a "whole.a breeze" Del Lewis livery stable received slap on the weather bow that keeled it over Robert TodPs chicken coop was put on Its team euds by a spanking whiff from the nor west; J. c. Chisholm's carpenter shop climbed over fence and into Mrs. Hansen's yard; a tent belonging to Mir. O'Riley made a record trip, and Jake Pass domiciie, though scudding under bare poles, accom- plished a trip oi three feet. On the whole it is the most demonstraliy. blow we've experienced since last election.
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CATTLE BRANDS

All subscribers to tho DAILY PRosPECToR or WEEI LY EPITAPH who have a cattle brand will have the same run in the ErITAPH without com- pensation There will also be devoted to the cattle inter- est one page of latest news regarding local affairs. Re- member that a years subscrip- tiOn to the ErirApH enti- ties you to one-inch brand advertisement in the WEEKLY .IPITArH.
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TWENTY-FIVE
Reasons Why Cochise County Is Destined to
 Prosper.

It has the finest Climate of any spo on the Pacific Coast.
 As a health resort it cannot he ex celled.
 Because it is on the continental di- vide between San Francisco and New | Orleans.
 The nights are always cool. There were but three nights during las, summer that the thermometer did not go below 70 degeres.
 There are thousands of acres of lend that can be had for nothing.
 It is the fuest fruIt country on the American continent. All varieties oi fruit and berries grow to perfection.
 Four different lines of railroads are located within it's borders.
 It- mountaii. ranges are vast store houses ui the pre-, ioIs ne;als.
 l. has proiIteL more bIlliJn thar all the other counties pat tose:Aer.
 Its rain fail is aiways certain ani about eq ally divided between thr winter aud summer months.
 lis puthc scno.. system is per'ec and its iuuds are ample .ur al. iur- poses.
 It is on the border lige between Mexico and t,e UHi',d States aui .i., trade between the l~o countries i; large and increasing.
 Is th' only ,our;y .n the ,crE,- tory that has extensive turquols field,.
 It's mountain ranges are timbered with pine aud juniper which make excellent timber. There Is an abundance of water it. the mountain streams all of the year IL has three valleys traversir Z its entire length which are from 20 to 50 miles wide.
 The wage worker receives a i1.i compensation for his labor, and for tune awaits those wlo will work for themselves.
 No other section Of the United States offers so many inducements io those who wll come h re prepared to work.
 Itis still in its infancy as mInins, stockraising or farming country.
 The extensive coal fields just below ,he line in Sonora will soon be tapped and another railroad Will soon cross it's confines. Its lands Is more productive than my other on the continent.
 Itis the only county Tn tine Ter .ory which has developed large and , steady flow of artesian water. Its newspapers are progressive and Jeleiye in the :utu.e oi Cochise county, There is room for 10000 families to i've and prosper on the vacant lands till belonging 10 the government. Come to Cochise county anl grow [ ID with the country. For lrther information, address,
 IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER
 Tombstone, Arizona,
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The Grand Army veterans of Tomb stone yesterday marched Co the ceme- tery to decorate the graves of their dead comrades and commemorate Decoration Day. A large number oi attending ans were present a. the impressive appropriate services which were .feId by Rev. Downs. Many flags were seen floating at hals mast from public buildings and differ ent g-poles and the day passed of quietly.
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>i.rsas0rs r-t po,1 orc, AS sseosO-e-.ss ..Tr,a.

The Immigration Commissioner 0 Cochise county Is now engaged in gathering complete ,nd correct iufor- ma:inn concerning the yarious iudgst- rics and opportunities here, for the in- sestmsnt of capital and the acquisition of valuable homes. This information will later on be printed in phample, and circular form and spread broad cast throughou. ,he land. Il is the de- sire that no important item be over looked and to this end any suggestions for tue work 10 be done will be thank fully received by the commissioner. Address,
 IMMIGRATION CoMNI-sIoNER
 Tombstone, Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

Suit for the posse-ion of the office of Clerk of the Board of Supervisors was insiI,uIed this afternoon in the dis trict court by Recorder A. Wentworth acting under the recent classification act. This is tes. suit brought by District Attorney swain and the case will come up at this term oi court.
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Over Sl1j has sD i,- been -ubs riped by tue merchants to the I,h Of Ju celebration fund. The committee are me.'i"g z with better success than was anticipated
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Constable Dave Graham came over from Bi-boe yesterday bringing with him fair srlorita bearing 6 poetic name, who was sentenced from Bisbee in default Q! bail to serve her time in the county Jail awaiting the action oi the grandIury. She is charged with stealing horse and buggy.
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MARKET REPORTS.

Hoes are going down-in the ham and restaurant
 CORN is unsteady-when Q fellow tries to carry too much of it in distilled form
 OATS are irregular-certain brands of wild r1ts cs~eoiailv so.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

Miss Nellie Cashman is in Tucon. She has just returned from Alaska and is now on her way to Mexico to expert A rich mining property whose sale awaits her finishing touches.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

Last night kite with lighted Chinese lantern attached attracte1 considerable attention. This will in- augurate kite sea.on with the small boy, and we may now look for numer- ous similar spectacles in tie heavens at night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

Frc.i Watts and sister, M.-s Minnie, reiuTne hone tJlAy from TuCspn "h' re they have been in atjcnGarce at the UnIver,ity ivr Ihe past -iX months and c,o.ci very >ucce.-i,l term.
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Writ Of arrest was issued today by Clerk Emanuel on attachment for contempt against Peter Crane for violating an iujnrciion oi he court and Deputy Sheriff Jacsliu left this P. m. to serve the warrant.
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extent.

Brazil may be hdri ur, but it can give this administration some pointers on finance. A popular loan of SJ0,O ,O00- 900 was offered there the other day, and S64, 100000 was subscribed by home capital. The interest on the bonds will remain at home
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A surprise party was given to Miss Flora COhn last night at the residence oi the young lady's parents. \ good crowd WAS present and pleasant time enj yed.- Gazette.
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A Gila monster measuring 2l in cbes in length was the object of attrac- ton in front of E Ta-bell's Ice Co., office on jth street today. The mons ter was caught by Ed Mccormick near Ft. Huachuca and is Of unusual
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Two immense trunks weighing nearly ton each belonging 10 a drummer not over four ie | in height served as ballast on the stage today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

A meeting oi the 4th Of July cele- brs,iou committee will be held Mon day next at which A program for the days amusement vii! be decided upon
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t. II. StOrrs csUe over from hi, Huachuca mountain ranch yesterday after supplie', etc.
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lraady Mir C,o Eitts nf Ei,,shu,

o, Already NIT. Geo. Fitts of fit,sbuIg -.,s ,iliT,esieged with letters oi information siuns 5gsrding the new town Of which men, ton was made in the PRosPEcToR a few days ego. Many TC mbs,oners also wish to negotiate for lots, as far sighted investors think it would, in a short time, be big speculation.
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Foreman John Gray returned on the noon stage from California where he has been on..a visit to his family.
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From FriGdv's Daily.

Chief O. Police Doyle was collecting licenses today to oil the wL,,le u the city government.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

Con Harrington, mayor of Charles ton was up today from his section look ing hale and hearty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

Customs Collector Frank Hare re- turned tolay i:Jm pleasant vi-i: to relative in Texas,
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

Jim Burnett the HupChuca con- tractor, spent D cjrA,ion Day in Tombstone.
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Joe Hagan was in the city today from the line and is circulating among his many friends.
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" . - TEsI-IA4ics anI gentlemen make from s n S+ per day io'd!ng. addressing circd'a-s and ccresp bonding for me at their home. i'cims nrnt position. For reply SeEi -..i-aGGr sti stamped envelope 10 1 W. EEi.LFR. Mis' awaka. Ind. author "ll ual, and !llscs.
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tOg MY RElOR Ds.

Tie following instruments were filed in the recorders office today {;
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Mrs Butler left yesterday for Phenix
 where sine goes 10 have an operation f1'mop, performed on her eye. Mr. Butler --yill meet her there from the Congress TH Hline.
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LOCATION.

Black Diamond. Warren district |. W. Lindsey and \. J. Rncastle.
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THE popular sentiment of this cor1- muniiy is in favor of celebrating.
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". J. Cheyney, President of the T. NJ. & NJ. Co. came in yesterday from the east He is oa his annual tour Of inspection ana will remain several days.
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Wearing Apparel of all kinds for men. women, and children; Dry Goods, shoes' hatsi Millinery, Nalises, Furniture, Carpets' Crockery, Notions, Stationery. Silyerwar.
 Ioys, HOusehold snnplles etc
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Catalogue Free.

A handsome illustrated catalogue about our goods and prices sent free to any address. Tens of thousands of cus- toners find it profitable and satisfac. toIy tO buy through this book.