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TELEGRAPHIC.
8PKC1AI. TO TITE HERALD.
EASTEUX.
RE-rSlON OF SOLDIKRS. .
Salisbury, jN C, Oct 23 lb. A
crand re-union of Carolina soldiers
of both armies took place here vester
tlay. Over ten thousand people were
rrcent. The town was gaily deco
rated. Gov. JurvU, Senator Vnnce,
and others delivered addresses, and
the best of grod fee.iny prevailed.
FEVEU A IATIXG.
Mempuw, October 27. -The Board
of Health have declared the epidem
ic at an end and all c:un;-t will be
broken up to-day. VTv have had two
heavy frosts and no new cases are re
loTted. HCRlt'li BOUY RECOVERED.
St. Locis, October 27th. A body
was washed ashore near Miller's sta
tion. Lake Michigan, has been iden
tiQtd by a description as that of Hurr
companion of Prof. AVis'e in the Lml
loon, Pathfinder.
harvard's wm.
Boston, October 27. The Harvard
Jxat race was won by the Juniors.
Time, 8:?3: Seniors, 8:38; Sopho
mores, 9:53.
IlKCEPTIOS AT CITICAOO.
CrrrCAOo OctoiKT 3-i li. Tje re
ception Unit .:. ue ?:! Genera!
Grant upo i li:-. ya! will be a
grand o:ie. Ilavar!;. ' iiic:i:er has
been tendered for the pub'ic recep
tion. Several thousand dollars have
been spent in decorations. -
A SMELL OP FRAUD.
Xew York. October 2Sih. Re
cent developments indicate that the
nomination of Hobinson for Governor
whs made on condition of the pardon
f convicted felons.and the trial ol par
lie guilty of crime indefinitely post
jioucd. SAMOAX TUFFICtXTY.
"Wasiiixotox, October 28lh. Sir
Arthur Gordon, the British High
Commissioner is expected October
23d, at Samoa, and is empowered to
annex the Samoan Islards or estab
lish a protectorate. The United
States, through Chandler, the Envoy,
will protest.
THE MORMON CIUCCUXH.
Secretary Evarls' Mormon circular
lias been favorably received by the
Europea n Governments.
The Cabinet meeting held yester
day, decided that the Interior De
partment suspend all interviews with
the Utes. and Uist the War Depart
ment will deal with them.
1jOss-$1 10,000.
Macox, Georgia, October 28th. A
destructive lire occurred here on Sat
urday last Loss, $! 10,000.
$7,000,003 releas-d.
Xew York, October 28th. Seven
millions of dollars heretofore lockd
up was released on the stock market.
ACQVITTrj.
Atlanta, Georgia, October 28th.
The men accused of murdering the
Jtotnon Elder, was acquitted. j
Keokuk, October 23. Bill Young j
Jias been acquitted of the charge of
murdering the Spencer family.
BRIXTON'S BOO.M.
Boston, October 28. Prank Brin
ton, teller of the Eirst National B i'ik
of this city, has plead guilty to em
bezzling 23,731 during five year's
- occupancy of the position of teller.
INCREASING IMMIGRATION.
New York, October 28. Over one
thousand immigrants arrived in this
)ortonthc morning of last Satur
day, October 23.
COLLEGE COXFLAC.I5ATION-
Atlanta, October 28. The Mon
roe Female College, at Forsythe, was
burned yesterday. Loss, $20,000.
INDIAN INTELLIGENCE.
"Washington, October 28. Agent
Adam's mission to the Utes was suc
cessful, and the women and children
were rescued. In the Thoruburgh
light twenty-three Indians were
killed.
iTANDARD SILVER DOLLARS,
Washington, October 29th. The
standard silver dollars coined to date
amount to HM-M.&'O; of this num
numlier $ 12,221,010 are in circulation
the remainder ere in the Treasury.
HAYES TO GRANT.
Washington, October 29 Presi
dent Haves has sent a telejrrain to
General Grant inviting him to be his
guest when he visits WasUintoa
- General Sherman has a dispatch
from General Grant stating that he
will be unable to attend the re-union
of the Army of the Cumberland in
this city on the 20th proximo, ns he
has an engagement for that date at
Indianapolis.
MEMPHIS.
Mextois October 29 No nrw
cases reported within the last 24
hours. Citizens -continue to return
in large numbers, and the merchants
report a marked improvement in bus--iness.
The weather is clear and
pleasant.
A STEAMER AsnORE.
Detroit, October 2D, A dispatch
just received from 'Grand Haven
states that ths steamer Amazon for
that port from Milwaukee, w-ith
about fifty passengers, and a heavy
load: of wheat ant other freight,
struck a bar and was driven ashore
by a heavy sea and strong northwest
wind, now lies within 100 feet of the
pier, with broadaide to the shore and
ppray dashing over her. Passengers
re being taken ashore by the- life
saving car. The crew is throwing
the cargo overboard ; the steamer is
evidently going to pieces.
FOKEIGX.
Paris, October 23. Signer Topoli,
11 private banker, committed suicide
yesterday morning on account of the
impossibility to fill some large con
tract for corn. His liabilites are
30,000 florins.
PKTElTs PENCE.
Coue, Octaber 5. The Tctcr's
jicnc .collection, this year is consid
erable sucrtliftn thisi time last year.
WSPjCNSlilM.
Bf.kt.in. Octolier 2")tli.-Tlie e.-.f-t
FtreJ works of A. UarkhotT have been
nnjercd to supeJ on very large
;rriute orders, to till. Every
jeMMire wag beic repiired to exe.
rui enormous orir of tlie Russian
nverntuont ior fttl t-a-mcu aud th
r i.np'.ements of vur.
ctHrwt tNTK.Ncrr,
IjO-DOf. fctolir 27. Cooper, the
A--.-iV-.s3 iwit -few fcst-u scutcjc-.;;
to five years penal servitude.
Ilosenburg, editor of the Tote i Till!;
who was found guilty of libel, sen
tenced reserved.
DAMAGE TO TOBACCO.
Petkusbcug, Va., Octolier 27th.
The heavy frost last night damag
ed the tobacco crop.
FOREIGN FACTS.
London. October 27. Elliott has
chnllen -ed lioylon to row a match
on the Tyne course.
Bret Harte is very sick.
Terrible floods continue in Spain.
A terrific storm has caused much de
vastation in Malaga.
THE CABl'I, MASSACRE.
IjO.nd.jn, October 2!)th. The in
quiry into the massacre at Cabul is
proceeding. The Ameer's father-in-law,
ex Governor of Cabul and the
Minister of Finance are under close
arrest.
ELOPEMENT.
It is stated that the daughter of the
French General, DeQallifl'et, who
commanded nt Tours, has eloped
from Paris to London, for the pur
pose of marrying the son of Mausu
mas Pasha, the Turkish Ambassador
here.
hanged.
Cabul, October 20th. Five men
were banned here on Mondav for
complicity in the massacre of the
British Embassy, including Koterval
of this city, and the head of the city
of Mullahs and Jogeneral, one of the,
royal blood. It is charged that they
dragged the head of Major Cavagnari
from the British residence to the
Balahassar-
DON CARL03 REQUESTED TO "GIT."
Takis, October 29:h. It is report
ed that Don Carlos will be requested
to leave Franee in consequence of
his reception of and other public in
terchanges of courtesies with army
officers, some of whom have- been
subjected, to arnry discipline for the
same cause.
PACIFIC COAST.
THE AcTHOR'S CAHNIVAL.
San Francisco, October 23th.
The Author's Carnival that opened
la;t evening is a pr nounced success.
GEN. GRANT.
Gen. Grant dined with Senator
Booth at Sacramento, last evening.
jVbout fifty gentlemen were present.
RECEPTION TO GENERAL GRANT.
San Fkancisoo, October 27. Gen.
Grant attended a reception given by
the California Pioneers, Saturday
evening. Before attending the races
to.day at Oakland Park, he vi.-ited
Mill's Seminary. The young ladies
delivered addresses to which he re
sponded. BEST TIME ON RECORD-2 :12a4.
Between heats, the gelding, St.
Julian went a-rainst the best time
made by Karus. At the word, he
went under the wire on a square trot,
and never made a skip or break the
en'ire mile, com:ng iu on the unpre
cedented time of 2:12?,', apparently
Done the worse for the effort. Great
enthusiasm prevailed, General Grant
making as much noise as nny one.
He was banqueted at the Palace
and left for Virginia by special Irwin
at midnight.
THE KEMAIXS OF BODIE.
San Francisco, October 29 The
remains of W. S. Bndie, the original
discoverer of the district bearing
his name, and who perished in a snow
storm, November 13th, 1839, were
discovered yesterday about a mile
southwest of the town of Bodie. The
deceased is believed to have been a
a native of Poulikeepsie, New
Yoik, where he left a family.
MORE WAGES WANTED.
The cabinet makers of the city
went on a strike to day for an in
crcasi. of wages of twenty-five per
cent. All arc likely to join in it.
XEW XOTES.
Xcxt February, there will be five
Sundays.
An accident in the hoisting woiks
of acolliory near London, caused the
denth of seven persons.
Call a 200 pound girl "Little Rose
bud." if you want to please her.
When the girl who has encouraged
a "oung man for two 3'ears suddenly
turns around and tells him she can
never be more than a sister to him,
lie can for the first time see the freck
les on her nose.
PACIFIC COAST ITKHS.
"Wheat in Oregon is selling all the
way from $.85 $1.02 per bushel.!
The lowest bidder to supply 50:000
potindr of flour to Fort Klamath, Or
egon, was 3 per hundred.
Xw Mexico Item.
Los Vernis has had 36 shoctinsr af-
1 fairs since J une.
Couriers arc said to be constnntly
p.i-siug between Victorio's camp.
New Mexico, and the 31esciiiero
Agency.
Tramps' are wrecking trains in
New Mexico.
Four men recently robbeda train
on the Atcdiis'ja, Topeka and Santa
Fe Haiiroad.
Bill cf Fars,
AT THE
S- RESTAURANT.
u.
(To-Mon'O'.v),
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26TH, 1879.
At 19 o'clofi.
BOLTS.
Oyster. Mock Turtle,
risir.
Cliowdor. Mackwral, Spanish sauce.
BOILED.
Corn'.'d Beef. Chicken-currant sauce,
M ulton-caper saitfe.
KOASTS
Beef, Mutton. VcaJ, Chickt-n, Turkey
JyitiT dicsirig, Cr:iberry sauce.
E-STItEKM.
CurAiit of Chickeri-Mnitre le Hoie
, s:u e. CJiloUcn-Liver patties.
Chicken fr.eace. I'alvea
hutltotnato sauce. Calv a
ltvtT-Otrmin tyle.
rELtc"AriE.
1 tlaff r f "ce. orci;iersiiiire enucc
J'ieklcs. Jlorbi) radish.
pr'r.RT.
Coco.tnut ris. Ptiaeh TW. Finck
brry Fie. fitMwhrrrv roll,
llnisljih Pl'tm Pudding.
rv 1 it
A ;cvt..
THE DISTRICT COURT.
TncussDAV, October 23d, 1379.
The Court nut pursuant lo ad
journment, Hon. DeFovc-st Porter,
Judge, presMing. Present II. S
Thoma?, Sherifl", and F. A. SUaw,
Clerk.
L. J. Webster vs. James Hamilton
and M. Barnes, demurrer overruled,
and defendant allowed until Friday,
October 24, to file answer.
John J. Divine ct al. vs. .1. Mc
Carty et al., A. C. B:iker added as at
torney for the defense. Defense
moved Court to be allowed to with
draw answer and reinstate demurrer.
El is Ashc-r & C.. vs. A. E. Cope
land, motion to quash sumuuas sub
mitted to the Court.
W. C. Slrreeter vs. Joseph Thal-
lieimcr, lime was granted J. T. Alsap
to show authorities iu support of
motion for a continuance.
F. Morehousi t .. The General Lee
Mining Company .dismissed at plain
tiff's cost.
Territory of Arizona vs. John E.
Naylor et al., ji dg lent for defen
dants. Sallie A. Sllsbej vs. Edward BJ
Silsbee, dismissed oa motion of plain,
tiff's couusel.
Grand Canal Company vs. II. A.
Wilson, plaintiff's damages assessed
by jury at $40.03.
Territory of Arizsna vs. Santiago
Madril, charged with grand larceny,
time to pass sentence extended
l0
Saturday, October 23.
Territory of Arizona vs. John
Ellis, charged with assault with in
tent to do bo-lily injury, time for
passing sentence extended to Satur
day, October 23, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Silas TiJwell vs. William Sedow
et al., submitted to jury.
Fanners' Canal Company vsThe
Grand Canal Companv, leave given
to. defendant to file amended de
murrer. Silas Tidwell vs. Wm. Sedow
jurv found that the cattle recovered
by Tidwell from Sedow in an action
. , . . . , ,
ot replevin were not turned over by
Tidwell to Sedov as the property of ,
oet'.ow. j
ffioMmnn f.t nl -a T v T Kmiiii '
Jar3" drawn
Ellis, Asher i Co. vs. T. A. Copc
land; motion to quash summons de
nied by court and case set for trial,
Saturday, Oct. 25.
V.'. C. Streeter vs. James Thal
heimer set for trial Friday October
24.
S. J. Webster vs. James Hamilton
ct al set for trial Wednesday' October
29.
Samuel Locke vs. Duryea Mill &
Water Co. set for trial Tuesday, Oct.
28.
J. B. Hitchcock vs. Puryca Mill
and Water Co; set for trial, Tuesday,
October 2Sth.
Morton W. Bremen vs. Duryea
Mill nndAVafer Co. Hearing on de
murrer, set for Tuesday, October 28.
Friday, October 24lh.
The Court opened pursuant t- ad
journment: Hon. DeForrest Porter,
Judge, presiding. Present: K. S.
Thorn a
Clerk.
Sheriff, and F. A. Shaw, ;
I
lchols vs. Iloiuiian. May of exe-;
. , , , - !
cut on granted for five days
t Une vs. Pemberton. Placed on
eaien.Urand sit for trial, Tuesday,
fkn... ... 1 -
Charles Goldman et al. vs. J. Y. T.
Smith. Verdict for plaintiffs in the
sum of $2,8fS 50.
Satckday, October 25, 1873.
Court met pursuant to ad
ournment. Hon. De Forrest Porter,
judge, presiding. Present. K. S.
Thomas, Sheriff, and Francis A.
Shaw, clerk.
Streeter vs. Thalheimcr, verdict
for Plainl'i ff, 50.
Territory vs. Santiago Madril,
charged with grand larceny defend
ant sentenced to one year in the Ter
ritorial prison.
Territory vs. John Ellis, charged
with assault with intent to inflict
bodily injury. Defendant sentenced
to one year and nine months iu the j
Territorial prison. ,
Nellie St Clair vs. Cox. dismissed.
Goldman Sc Co. vs. I'obiuson and
otliers, continued until Monday.
Ellis, Ashcr & Co. vs Cojieland
continued until Tuesday.
Annia Maria Frederico vs. Ilan
cock continued until Monday.
Pa'terson vs. MeGuire, dismissed
at defendeaut's cisL
Gartiiis vs. Priest, motion to strike
out amended complaint argued
and taken under advisement.
Farmers Canal Co. et ills vs. Grand
Canal Co. et als set f r argument on
demurrer to complaint Monday.
Smith vs. Jones, thirty days grant
ed to file amended complaint and
case go over to next term.
Mcsdat, October 27.
Court opened pursuant to adjourn
ment. Webster vs Hamilton, continued
until Wednesday ou montton of de
fendant. Tid'.veil vs Sedow, passed tempo
rarily. Tutc-u .vs. Tuten passed for the
term.
Farmers Canal company vs the
Grand Canal company et als. Mo
tion to dismiss the action as against
the Tempo Canal company allowed
by the court.
Allowance accepted to. by defend
ants. Demurrer to complaint taken
under advisement by the court.
Frederico vs. Haucuck, continued
until Tuesday.
Adjourned.
Tuesday, October 23.
Court mct-
Frederico vs. II..ncock-defendant's
motion for a nou-suit overruled by
the Court. Exception ; taken to tlcc
ruliuir. and ease argued and submit
ted. Clinc vs. Pcinberlon, judgment
rendered as asked for by plaintiff.
Fanners' Canal company et als. vs
Gran'1. Canal company et al demur
rer t complaint overruled. Excep
tion tfcUen to ruling. Iefonse given
until October 31, to tile amended an
swer, and cas-c scl l''T trial oa that
day.
IJ-.-rry n Plimi r. Golden Star
Manufacturing C,, judgment ren
dered in favor oi tiU'.atUF.
P'j'cnis is loser to t e extent of
ab'Htt a d-
b: tenf ts
MORTON .MAXIMS.
Polygamy as Understood
by the Mormons.
Tb.3 Reasons Why it Canmt be
Abandoned.
In accordance w ith his announce
ment in Friday's Daily 'Herald,
Mr. D. W. Jones delivered a lecture
on. the faith of ths L itter Day Saints,
i:i the District Court room, yesterday
morning After a few preliminary
remarks, Mr. Jones opened by saying:
Among all nations.all scieties and
ail people there is a certain system of
order, combined more or less with
certain ceremonies, which must be
! complied with before certain rights
and privileges can be received. For ex
ample among all nations.even the most
barbarous, some formality has to be
gone through before one can become
entitled to the rights and privileges
incident to citizen.-hip. The neces
sity of formality is also fully recog
nized by the Christian world, in its
universally requiring a baptism of
water, in some form, as a sigu of the
renunciation of an old life of sin, and
the entering on a new life in Christ.
Similar to other societies the Church
of the Latter Day Saints has its forms
of initiation or adoption iuto its fold.
These forms were, as was the baptism
oi waier, iiesiguaieu oniy uy me
ljOrci, as- irom iiieir very vancctiiess
they could not have been the produc
tion of man. Why these forms were
especially designated as being re
quisite to be gone through can no
more be explained than can the selec
tion of the baptism of water for the
purpose of representing a cleansing
from sin- As the latter is univer
sallv accented throughout Christen
dom, so are the former bv the Latter
D:l., saint, a:ld i,ave, therefore", be
i come tenets ot our faith which can
no more be dispensed with than can
the baptism of water. They are as
strongly interwoven iuto our faith as
I is polygamy or any other of our doc
trines All nave emanated Horn an
! equally divine source, and, therefore,
! to abandon one would be as fatal as
i. T i .111 1 . 1
jn ,iL-ir ignorance oppose the one so
uo ii;ey tuc oii:er. nuygiimj among
us is not regarded, as l!ie means, as is
tuiii mull i uy i v.
satisfying onr animal passions, but
as a revelation from Heaven com
manding us to satisfy the desire of
every woman who may wish to be
come a mother,' and as such it is re
garded by us with all revervnee,
many have asked why we do not hac
a new revelation and get rid of it,
as it is the only tenet in our faith
that is an objectionable feature.. The
reason is that we cannot have revela
tions lo suit ourselves. They come
from a higher sourc e than ever w.13
Brigham Young or any other man
on f:irl1i Tn lirr-tpnd sm-li a
tiling would be liypocracv of the
bases! kind. Polygamy is too sacred
to trilled with; among us are mat y
men who have retrained from enter
ing into it for the sole reason that
they have doubted their ability to
live up to its requirements.
In conclusion Mr. Jones said that
he had made these remarks 1:1 order
.hat the people of this Territory mijiht
sec the kind of people they were.
Some of them, among whom he wm
one, had come into this Territory ami
settled. Whether many more wonld
follow he could not sav, but he
thought 'that the scarcity of water
would prevent the formation of any
t , If-
. , .. 1
this as he had never n.et better neiu;h-
, citizens of Arizona.
particularly true of Phce-
. ,,r.,n.r!v v:.
-j - - iJ- '
the hearty old frontier principle of
live and jet live.
OUR NEW SCHOOL HOUSE.
A Description of a New
Temple of Learning.
Where Youth Wilt be Initiated
In tha Mysteries of Letters.
In the course of a
months Phtenix will be
couple of
ible to boa' I
of the completion of one of the
largest and most commodious public
sohool buildings in the Territory.
Over two-thirds of the building uro
now up, and from an inspection ot
them an idea may be formed of the
appearadce it will present when fin
ished. The following wiil then be
ITS DESCItlPTIOX.
It wiil be a two-storied briekcty
fc.-t in length by forty feet wide,
with a front extension twelve fect in
width by farty feet in length, in
which the stairway will be laid, with
a portico twenty-two feet long by
eight feet deep. Each story will Lc
fourteen feet high, the first story will
contain, beside two ward-rooms, two
large school-rooms, which will be oc
cupied by the infant classes; the
upper story will be taken up princi
pally by one large room forty-six
fect long by forty feet wide, to be
used as a room in which lessons may
be conned belore entering the
KKC1TATIOX KOOMS,
These are two smaller rooms facing
eist, one fourteen feet by fourteen,
the other measuring twenty-six lect
in length by fourteen in width.
The roof of the building will be a
one-quarter pitch angle, and will be
surmounted by a belfry twelve feet
high, and tapering into a spire
tipped with a weather arrow.
VENTILATION.
Particular attention has been paid
t this important subject, and every
effort has been made to secure per
fectly this great requisite to health,
by tiie laying of cold-air condui's,
which opening at their bases will
carry a supply of fresh and pure air
into the various rooms, to replace
the warm vitiated air drawn of
through apertures in the ceilings.
The work is being pressed forward
with commendable, energy by the
contractors, -Messrs. A. S. Forshee
and M. M. Jackson.
Read -wore Than ruj- Other Oallj
I'agier. The Fhu-mx Daily Herald, e
evening paper, published at the For
rest citv, is a daily visitor upon our
table. "Go.-per &McClintock at"" Ibe
proprietors, and "Mc" is at the helm,
ou of the best newspaper managers
in the Territory. Newsy, witiout re
gard to expense, or labor, the IIeiiald
is perused with great interest, and it
is read more than any other daily
paper in the Southern portion of the
territory. Our best wishes go with
the Heraid proprietors. J'jrilg'-me
The Great Carriage Manftfaeturing LTouse of the World'
merson Fisher
Cincinnati, Ohio.
TOP BUGGIES and PHAETOfJS,
Best material, good workmanship, handsome styles
strong and durable vehicles in every respect.
70,000 CARRIAGES
Manufactured by EMERSON", FISHER & CO're now
in use in every part of the American Continent,
They give unfailing satisfaction. All their work is
warranted. They have received testimonials from all
parts of the country of purport similar to the follow
ing, hundreds of which are on file subject to inspection:
Urssns. Esntnsox- FisnEit & Co.: Cast. Ills., .Inly 16. IiS79
I have nsoi on? or yur Top Uiiffgies three years, nr.d three or them two yeajjs iu uiy
stable, and ihey have given me cut ire. tfutUfactfou, and are in constant use.
OriCABft'MALlET.
Mhsr. C'NPPorK & Johnsom: "Newberry, S. t, Ji'ly, lt, 1879.
Dear S rc: I have been iismuu the EmrRon A Fihtir Bn2rv I to:irht Hu m from von as
any one could. I hvd a fast uorti, drove him
it snu myseii in ttie niiiriry. ana it is io-aay worm an lue iuwy i piu Tor ir. i sny
the Eiucrsod Jc Fisher Hugies will do. " A. Si, TUiOffi, Farmer,
The favorable reputation the carriages have made iu
localities where the have been used for several years
by Liverymen, "Physicians, Farmers and others requir
ing hard and constant uss, has led to an increased de
mand from those localities,
facturinsr facilities of their
ha e been extended, enabling them to own turn out in
good style.
360 Carriages a Week
Emerson Sc Fisher's
MISCELLANEOUS.
H. L. GEHfVIAfcl,
Practical Boot & Shoe Maker.
Boots and Shoes,
MADE TO OttDEPv, AND
IIEPAIIIIXG XEATLT DOSE
tS"Ship nt Waterman". Tin Shop.
MATERIAL.
The iinclcrttiiriKxi has just received a large
and complete assortlueut uf
UOOKS,
MAMII.
UL1XON, and
Which are of a better quality and wiil he
Buld cheaper thau at the
tSasli Factory In Frescott.
Alt ordera promptly attended to. Adam?
i-treet, one-half block north of the Herald
ouiee. t.. 1. COI'KLAM).
EXPRESS AND DELIVERY
WAGOM.
ITavinsr .1 Varnn built epresly for the
purpose. I am prepared to fill all orders in
that line.
Furniture Moving a Mpeolalty.
Orders left or tin; slate at th" Magnolia
ealuou, will receive prompt attention.
HABKI.F.Y
l-"hiu!.j;, A. T.
m EAT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GRAND CENTRAL MARKET.
Corner Center & 'Wanhioston
(Diagonally opposite Rostodicc,)
lyBEEF, VEAL. MUTTOX. LAMB
ann POKK and all meats psrved as requircl
Delivered to any part of the city free, of
charge.
BALSZ Jt KELLY, Phoenix.
SEYMOUR SALOON,
JII :OSY. PItOP
lie w ho calls on me will he treated in a eu-tlt'Uj.-iuly
maunr.
A FINE BILLIARD TABLE
Tn conneetion with the house.
A MONTH eunrantecd. $12
d diiv matic at hoim. by the in-dnj-ti
ioiir. Capital v.oi reqiiir
d: we will start von. Men.
wumun. boys and ;irls m;uo moitt-y raster nt
work for u. tbnn at anything; t-ipc. The
work is XlRht and pleasant, and uch as any
one can go riifiit at. T!hm' who are wise
who see "this. "untie will send u their ad
dresses at oucn atiii noo fir themseivc.
Costly outfit and tfrnie fret. Now Jja tfie
time." Those already at work are laying un
larje auint of liinnov. AddresH.
TKL Ji & CO., Aususta, Maine.
Tip-Top Hotel.
GILLETTE, A. T.
My hotel ij kept in firt class etylc. Rooms
large au4 neatly Inruifhcd.
Gjcd accoramodi-ticne for transient pa
trons. .THE TABLE
Cannot be Bnrpae?d in the Territory, Cood
caking and plenty of evarjthtng.
Board - . f S per TVesk.
Miai.s - - E0 cents.
Byiiders5
& Co..
at lull peud, Romeiinu-H with t wo trrown la-
to meet which the manu
mammoth establishment
Carriages are the Best.
MISCELLANEOUS.
iliiams
Prescoit,
Arizona.
Tke Largest nml most Complete
liatel in Arizona.
j Jas. A. Guild & Co., Proprietors.
In conjunction with the above is the
SazGrac Saloon,
Where can be found r&e finest stock u
WINES, LIQUORS ETC.
EUCKALEW & OCHOA, !
GENERAL
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANT,
MARICOPA,
ARIZONA.
Also, wholesale Rii.l retail merchant at
Siinfor.l aud Mot-enre.
BARNETT & BLOCK,
MARICOPA, end CAS.V CItAXDA. A. T.
Forwarding
AND
Commission
R. E. Farrington & Co.,".
Dealers in
Genera! Merchandise.
FORWARDING & COKMiSSJON
MERCHANTS,
Maricopa,
Arizona.
All freight consigned to our care will be
promptly forwarded tu uuy pan of the
Territory.
I am prepare.! to handle tnst freight and
hcvy maebinery on sbart uotir...
jrARICOPA HOTEL,
H. W. KLEIN, Frop'r.
MAIUCOrA,
X. T.
The patronage ot the traveling
pnliUe is rpspcetftilly solicited. The
table supplied with tliw best the
nitukct all'ords and sutisfaetfuu guar
anteetl. Ksrs, vegptalijes and fruit for s;ile
Cheap Living!
Roard reduced to $6 00
per week.
Single Meals - 37 cents.
Board by the day - $1
at ths .
Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
MISCELLANEOUS.
"T"iiteruHlioQal Hotel. H'M and ft-t Kearn
1 Street, hau Francisco. and M.
i-r dav. H. (. l'atridyc. Proprietor. Tv
Concord coaches, wiili the name of th
ilutfd on, will Hlwayn ru in waitiuir at tl
landing to couvuv iasftnnrers to the Ho)
free, lie sure yon T-'t into the ripht coach
it you uo nor, uiey wm ouare you. tiu
T7 MeussrtorflVr. Hal and Cap, Whole
X saieauu itutau, .o. id jsvearny suo
ban l- rauciHCO. vm
T Kick & Co.. Praotiral Hook Uindrrh
I Jm and IH:ink Uouk Manufacturers. No
M:J C'lav strict. ner Montgomery. San
Francisco. Blank boulM ruled, printed and
hutiud to order. um
T"rrv Pl:tr IruDortern nrd rt-ft?erft 1
l Mining Katrines. Saw Mills. Steam
Pumtis. Portable and Stationary Euuine
Stamp Mills. Air Conmresor and KocJt
Prills. Wood and Iron orkln Machinery,
etc.. etc. Catalogue ent on application.
Market street, head of Front slre;t. a
Francisco. Cm
T Tj,. Tttieiu. I), n. S.. Tentlst.
I - branches of the T:ital art done!
the best manner possible. t re.rtoiiftb!e
prices, and satisfaction uuaranteed. Sonth
west corner of Third and Market Ptrtets,
Rnirauces o. ft Third street and 7UJ Alarke
stivet, San Francisco. Cm
LELGfiG'S NURSERIES
Los jn:el4R. Cl.
The targ"st snd Most Comi?te Siock
Semi-Tropical and Korthern
of
Fruit Trees, Evergreens
SHRUBS,
FLOWERING PLANTS,
ROSES, &C.
Send for Cntaloirao aud Price List. Free
to alt on aiti)'1'11011
Tms and i'lant packed and dcliTcred at
ili-lu iree 01 cliflru.
Th& Magnolia Saloon.
MORROW 4 CO. - - Proprietors
We wculd re.-pectfaily notify tu pntjlic tha
e UuTeoBed a Suloon Id the new
FRAME BITILD1K0 on the
Corner of Washington and
Montezuma. Streets.
j The verv test qnaVity of Win-i, Liqnori ar J
I Cipars alirny oa hand and 1d at
prices to suit the tixnea.
Give U a 10-tcall.
TOgfi.OCOA YE Alt, or $5
to SV20 a dav in your own
locality. No risk. Wo
men do as weil as men.
Manv niiike more man the amount stated
above. No otie can fail to make mon-y
I'ast. Anv one can do the work. Yon can
make from M cent? to an hour by devot
ins? an evenini; and pare time 10 the busi
i.eW. It cost.-" no'.luns; to try the business".
Xothine 1'ke it for inoii.-y-niakinz ever orter
e l b.'fore. lJusisi-ss lileas.mt and strictly
honorable. IS -a.ler. if you w ant to know all
about the b -st joiyiu business before the
imbiic. send us your Milrtre ami we- wili
send yon full particular ami private terms
free; "fampl '1 worth also S.r sent free? yon
can thm make up vonr mind for vourfcel.
Address, JEO.i!TIX"N' & CO..
l'ortiand. ilsiae.
Starke's Hotel,
SAX BERNARDINO, CAL.
Meals, - - 25 Cents.
A. STAR RE, Proprietor.
Feed Yard and Corral.
E. PACKVT(KI - - Proprietor
This, the pioneer stable of Seymour
has at all times hav and grain, aud
j nil the accommodations lor boarding
horses.
Horses on hand at nil times to Let
!X tf asd for Sale.
THE
Chicago & North -YVesterr
BAIL W A V .
Tlie ;tA-at Truali Line from the
AVcst to Cliicaso and the East.
It in the ol.lest, sb-vrtest, ranut ctireet, con
venient, eomrnrtubi. anil in every reput the
b-8t line you chd tke.
It iii the pre;itJst and RTnmlPet railway orga
nizatiun iu the Ui.itftl State.
M'LLMAX ITOTFI. TARS jiur nCN ALONE
1V IT THltULGU LKrWtEX
Council Bluffs Chicago.
Ko other rnnd rnn l'ltttmwn Hotel Cars, or
nny other firm of Hot! Cars, throusrti. between
the JlLswitiri liivor ai'd Cbieneo.
PAMHKXVKKN ;IX EAST
should bear iu uiiuJ tjiat this ia the
Rest Ilouto to
Chicago
AND ALL TOIXTS EAST.
Insist that tho Ticket Agrnl Plla ron tick
e!s by the North-Wostfrn Knad. Examine
your Tickers, and refuse to buy if ihey do
not nadover this Koud.
All Apt-ills vM thorn aud chock uaun.1
baircatre frre bv thirt Hue.
'i'tiroiish Tickets vin this Bont to
nil Ka-tcrii .Points can lc prc-currd at tkfr
Central Pacific Kuilroad Ticket Oltic1, foot
of Market street, and at i New Montuouiery
trf;t. San Francisco, and at all Coupon
Ticket OiUccs of th- Ontrat TncHlc Kail
road -VAKYIN liI.'fiHITT,
tlenrra! Manar. Chicago;
V. H. STLNNKTT.
vtd Snol General lsonircr Aff't, 'bicnffo.
PINNEY,
NO. I I, KEARNY STREET,
Treats all 'lironl- and Special
YOITNO MEN
HO MAY K SrFPKRIXf FTTOM
tip t-ifectn of y. uthfnl follt' o indis
tretvon. will d weil tj avail thmI vps of
thin the pratent Imwi vr l;tid at th altar of
BulT-riniT Immanlrv. I Tt- Sl'liXifJY will
pnnn. tite! to ftrfeii $5'-K) tor rvery cu.e tf
nominal weaknrM r privat- ditae f any
kind r citaraottr which ha uudertakes acd
'ui'iB tu cure.
middle-age: mew
Tberp ar many at the ar of thirfy f axty
ithi aTf tni"t:sl with too frequent -vaountin
.f th bIald-T, of-cn ao.m:anied by a slight
amnrting: or huru:.rr tfcneatioj-.. and a weakm-n
cf the system tn a nmnti-r tha vationi canorl
account" for. On pxaminiujr tlie uriu-ry da
p sits :i rrjy eeaisaciit will oftt-n be f tyal aoii
M)inuais .Hmu.II jur'if.lci o alb-iuD will
appear, tir ti e colur will h of a thin miikinh
hua. aain banifiii!r to a dark aa-i in-ld ar
pearani'fi. There am many taen who of
tiii dilB u-ty i.n'irant nl 'the r w. which is
he second stage of prmiual vrt-w new. Dr. 8
will gnaraatew a pprftv't care in all sut-h rne.
and a heal. by rciturattoo ut the geniio-uricary
Otliea Bonn TO to 4 and to P. Bd.ys
from 10 t" U a. m- Co 6u;iatt n fVee. Tbor
mi -h examination and adh e. t5. Call or
tt.id.es2 I'K SP5NVKY A CO..
J.'c I .ir.-.i sr.a-.t. Hr. ..ttic"ftCO.
II. T. HFjMBOLD.
HTHELrilBOLD'S
COJIPl'
FLUUB extract.
BUCHU!!
PHAR MACEU TICL
A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR
ALL.
DISEASES.
OF THE
BLADDER AND KIDNEYS
For Debilitv, Loss ol Memory,
Indisposition tn Eseriion or liusi-
ns-ss. shortness of liicatii. Troubled !
w ith tliouslits of Disease. Dimness
ot iion, t altis in the Jtacfc. Chest
nn.1 Heat!, Rush of Blood to the
Head, Pale Counteiiancc and Div
bkin. It these Fym'jtoius ki nl -
lowed to go on, very froqneutlv Lji- !
ileptic Fits ami cousimiLtioi. follow, t
When the constitution becomes af-
it'Ctcu, it requires me aid ol an in -
vi.rOr:ltinir ntluMiif) i, f roo fin.l
. . ... ......
streiirtlien up the system which
.
HemboSd s Buchu
DOES IN EVERY CASE.
Helmbold's Buchu is Une-
qua'.ed
lsv any remedy known. It pre-
i-ribed by the most cr
ribed by the most cuimeut lLy-
iei.ins all over the world, iu
ihcumaiism,
fnx.ate-rrua'a,
jNeuraJgiii,
Nervousness,
Dyspepsia.
Indigestion,
Aelie3 and Puin3,
Constipation,
Ueneral Debintr,
Kidney Diseases,
Liver Complaint,
Iservous Debility,
Epilepsy,
Head" Troubles.
Paralvsis,
Ueaeral 111 Health,
Spinal Diseases,
Sciatica,
Deafness,
Decline,
Lnmungo,
Catarrh,
All jNervous
Complaints, Femile Comjilaints,
jtc, lload.iche, ',u;i in tUe Miaul-
dcrs, L'onirli, Dizzint'ss, &ur Stoni-
cli, Kt-unfTons, I'-a-l 'J'aste hi th.i
.Month, Palpitation of the Heart,
ram in the region ot tne Ksdneys
and a thousanil other painful flyiiip,
touis, are the offciings of Ppspeptu.
Helmbold's Buchu Invigorates
the Stomach.
And stimulates the torpid Liver,
Bowtls aud Kidneys to healthy ne
tion, in cleansing the Hood of all
impurities and imparting new life
aud vigor to the whole system.
A einirle trial will be quite suiii
cient to convince the most hesitat
ing of its valuable remedial qualities
Price, $1 Per Bottle, or Six Bot
tles for $5.
Diilverc-l to aiw aitdras free
from obscrvatio.
" I'atioufs ia iv consult ly lcttfr- i
ceiviD"; the same attention a Ciilauir.
Conipi-tent I'liysiciiins ntteml tj
corrrsiHiiidctita, All letters should
be addressed to
H. T. Helmbold,
DRUGGIST AND
niiuvw:LiiiiiA,rA
PAIITinW! f4 that th- rrirate Pro
w I I vii
prietar-j btamp. ia vu each
bottle.
SOLD EVERl'WIIERE.
P1KEX ix j.onjr f.D.r.A A.
M .
Staled mwtines on the third'
uccdr f each month at ,
Sojoiirmnz breiuren are fratcrriatiy r
ineit-H tn ttjfnd.
J. T. AtSAV, W. M.
J. B. CREAM EH Socty.
Fashion Saloon,
B. F. IIAFF0RI), Trop.
31-VSiJCOrA.
A. T
All visitors ct thtp town an invited W rail
at rbefibflv.; nftinel popniar flarra ofnor.
nflxt dor to rho hotel, vUrra tUv caa Ob
tain only the Vest Lliuora.
ALL ICED BJtlXS.S..
LLV.AL.
Xoll.f of ft'Laal Irt.
IASI0;T!CS
"VOTH E It UEKtnV ClVt
th.it lae fcliou .tirf-ii
n.eJ notice .u" ii lt!vc:u-a u a J-J
proul in u;iij I i;f U!i c :ui. Ji
lin.i entry tierf al xu-r":va '&t?f
days fro:n the u.tte t-i tvic--. m iv
jAi II. Tirrj.M. uf '-: -V uju.
If orueKteaJ Aiiplirativm. X.
lur the- S W of .-eiia . T I N. K E.
nd bAiT-i tiie f 1 - - ''
ill: lleii-v A:'.hjJ. cf rk.J. .- j;-jw
ud ftter'lCciiuer. tlso if I A. T
0.--J--W
-Notice or 1'lnal lraif.
Lass Orrrci at I't"-ic. Art-.
Ik::
TH .T
tiie !oili:w::..r ca.i
t:oi:ee of Lis luTt.-.i-ju u ie-AjU isJ jkv-j
1:. :t.pot c; e.-tlsa. .-'! e.K
try li. r.! M rv; ;j!.:.. l iii.1-
!- Iu;t'rt.t;unt. -:t. I.
I .N'th. i'aur - S tstu sai u-
I niitj., of lU'--ix- A.-ki-c:.. a1 ajj,-
C. -V. H. V -t.is-.--.
XOTICETO CRKJlTn-
Ktateof rttx-RT S.iuu,
VOTiOE H HEJ.E!Yi.IViS ST IHS
.N nnd.-rHSrfr.e,!,. t..:ri,jr trt- j
iie .f HK.NliV !A trt. oi-J- X
creditor aud all pre-i fc.ir. f jj
aee.in: the a?d lea--ol hfu
wi'h the ncj,ry .H.c!irr m.-l.
rw.outh- frvjai the i.liiet-feu. d
I,, to lite at J a a.T .'jr l ki--
Hi tLe tonu of i'-f '' ir v - c-. -Arizona.
l'.i,.C.;-lit.
Admluutrator of tiie e;it 1 ltixma
:K. d:x-ea-el.
hoi.ii:. c. -.oN-r Tt.
OTU-B TO t al-UITtKk
Erat of Mi-i vi.Pj irvjj' J---J
"VJ UTU K lSliEHLl VvlXtMiH to
MIOIIAKF. l;X-M"M'.Ai;r. J-c. 'a
cre.liior, &nl a. ir-o-. S: j
' "i!h u.'
: 10 th;-mid aa;uUtrtt t. m n. !&-
lo,,n of
' AJaiintstratnr of th- .
. Pwr-is. oviot-w n. :tsl
nt'.:
j H-:'ljoa-r lVw-tiar .
: Wai-.u hKKs.- i-a-avT? t .
; Oclo-r I it.
jn u
i triplict.
! mfntati.trn.-4. iu t r-ovi-v' :.
atulatth' o.!lc- o t!-.- Atirj
jct In Arizona Trr;tc. nai fc. m .
Kiri AAcr-". f' 'i. ua K, k tv jtf-' w
V Kuiid; Ktrt Vr-iLl. a1 w; Csa
Hu:i.'ttvicsa. I.'.vjv' pora- ; K-t t .
Th..iu.. ! - ur .1-; e V -tNlw XX
ant e vti;hi:i n i e t! i m."-r - mt
fampi--; f:rai-a -.1. i aj
Of 1 ! Kr-ICii! tllR V jO'StC M-fcT
to be ii-iiiS-L ad J t;
of bids. A ftT-Ti tr J ol J I ia
Tiil b? f b.cop fc ft
ubit-ii jLrviiciton it d-i-i C fea
nsauo t t"U-? 'trl;it p rr c-a a-? .''.. 1
drrtiu.
DISOLITIO
eTlCK.
OTIC 7. ISlR-BV l.!VSN"
'i bu-in ill rT-
SIO
Reward.
I wilt pv the Kwi ftr V j
Horse i .1; htr a;i-iv i
"t" S at:il er:t "fr " on .- u-t. N
xasrk. Sitoes or. ti. A. M .
Fireman's Fund
INSURANCE CO -FA.Y
... cr....
SAN CAU
J. I. Staple
iwrn. it. lrala
Vlphrnt Hull -
Win J Unttoi - Ami r
i Msen prld SM.VS?
Dux i.- Ajott,AjtiiU ta V
nRKRT tr.Ki:t ro
be ;ore4 rry ro :Titrei it . c m I
urch:i, einH-ra 1- Miwa. i
tTiCt Utim 'nre K V .
VLl Bt. CATL:c.rs.
Tha fU;;-vi4; itmui
t(iive-eit ttr
Air-ttItu-. n twlrure. riwU,H?i,i;4
Knii. te.
Ar hitrvfun Bui-J" . Carps.try. Ymi
ti"0. j!
n. lin UUrar'M.- SC 4i (
carter, T. f
t iie Art, lrmiiBy, IV;a3f
liw-i iW'j c Old, Ri-v m4 TviM4
Iw Sawri T.i' I-fc. arjt AtMt
Medi-at-Sb..t T ?'. fc.ft4 J Ar
Pb.rif. v I ' tti '.
Pit"tliiar- A ' r a4 .
P.!tt 'rsil ha. V f HrS.
M-.i.vJ:-ry tvt Ku;.--f .a 4 M
ehuu ,
0 .
thr 12"-.
Am-
! Law- I:o: i I i i"rNjft, ka.ytfcqa
et. V O lvtj;- I " o own
1.' Mj, Jvri- rU.
isc,'ut as 1
M A l'.lt n vxtr o k-
Bi c riji .-.i.
'ot JUt ao-w ku.;e ?
i . .itr.-i; bt ro c t; t W
vf.-r rv st w rvt..a it-r,
tan (Jt,oto a'.l oxr : t.vKHi'
35" m -f
"-r . a i-
i Uit tAvTT h ir t:
: pf ai pr:v t.-
I v t- tOKil. iz-e
n- a a.j,
T. A. Waterman :
Tin
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