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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15

SOCIAL PsRr'.-Qnite a large party Of la dies and gent!e;nen--you and old me; to- ge,her al the residence of Y. A Stephens. "cdensday evening last, and passed a very pleasant tune. Geo Loun, performed some slght-oi hand tricks in a very clever manner
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15
REDUCTION OF FREIGHT.
STORAGE AND FORWARDING

Parties iH wiokepburg. Presoo,i. and other D,eFlor tlo,. s. notified that tie Ekrenherg Isuding
 lasye hishe wArkouse with erroi shngls rOlf sud am pre,ared Co f,eeve aud fSa'd gUis O eNefy dtserFn ai aa low nes as eny other paret engaged 10 re ens 5- hs pNla
 Ehrenborg. A. T. Sept. lstI ls10. ...'.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15

'lh%SS' A. E. DAvu t \. c. snEc1EIs -"" good stock of goods in Bradshaw, con. '''"ns 0 provisions, liquors, clothing, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15
Probable Suicide,

We, last week, barely announced the death oi Peter Peo, and will now give the follow lns particulars, sent by MT. J. O'Ncill:
 KIRKLAND VALLEY. Arizona,
 April 1, ls7l. Io ns Etitor ef hs A,isona Miner.
 A French Canadian named Peter Pc, wa. i9nnd dead in hi. house, east of r. McA,cpr', place. on yesterday. McA,ecr's hired man was working near the place, and not seeing hlm around went and opened the door-and the body was lying partly acros, the inside "i the door, and a Spencer Ca-bine lying on his body with the mulzlc towards his head The man left and informed the citizens of what be saw. Tom Rodiick myself aud h'e or SIX oihcrs went tD the house and found hlm as described From the appcarance of everything wc came to the conclusion that he either shot himself accidentally or com miticd suirifc-thc latter We thought most likely. The ball cntor.t above the nose and veut out through the back part of his head and through the roof of the house. The car bire had an empty shell in it
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15

NEW GOODs--D. Hender.on 6 Bro have inst received an elegant assortment of hRe Ladies Shoes, GeDiemens Boois Clothing Hardware, and Provisions which they propose to sell very low -. ,.t. "'.. fele
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15
" q T | c lc.
:. AssEssoR's OFFICE ]
 UNITED sTATts iNTEkhSi REVENUE, ". DISTINCT oB AnlZOSA.

Noice s hereby gven ln aep,HdRnce with pfONisons oi Ip,,rual Revenue Lave Section i9 th,t appeais from ihe acoa oi Assistant Assessors Of this District ln fsgfa u
 1en,s op tbe annual l.si of taxes fr 1871, will be re- reyd and determined my oce in Prescott Iron The tenth m the tW snsu of April next during busness boufs each day. P: - i'. ,-}, '7;l' ,.N|.t Sr z ~ ' An appeals be inaAs in writing sPscifyne inc rar ticulay eause matter thing respecting which deeson Is desired and stating the ernr complained vis
 ssui ty mail will receive immediate at- Ger ,,|, .-,. t.lt HENRY 4. BiGELOW. -...s sris3 -.. ;t Assessor Dsirict oi Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15

Gov. SAIroRp has gone Eas, To be present at the organization Of the Texas Pacific Railway Company, he teins among tue in cofpors;ors.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15

D.,',. Sol. J. c. C. LEE, of the Quartermaster's Eo1' uleat' got back to Tucson recently, rom visit to California ..,-.-.*. .,,'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15
pIONEER DRUG STORE.
 ''''''''. X Arizona.

On hnnd and for sale.
 HaTs Halsau for ias Lus7s Iv,,Ils,nG. Srrs1pariL.a
 hysr,'
 Rris0Fs
 H1lFs
 Ayey'. CerTy Pee:Ovai,
 '' d7u, Cur',
 Osco1i', h.dia Choloso7w,
 Broy='s Jamaina Gia9,v.
 Parry D4ris's Pain 6VLy,
 Goolale', C4'arri Rsn'it,
 Byos,a'S Broaciiai 7yocia,
 Byyas's Psim0aic Wafer,.
 D.. Dcrinfs F'ieh L0seae,
 EcriiRg'' Cough |"
 .Idyss', Patent xsf,c,so, And In fact X fall assortment ot al the Patent Medicine. usually fognd in drug stores. Toilst SolJa, fas-y drtiei,s, Ifrfumsry, And large supply of Dispensing Medicines \. B B--Phys!cians' prescriptions carefully ssc accurately compouuaea G. D. KENDALL. ,v- Dr kesaA.. e-ns--ih -cs, os Drug stSrs. Prescott. Apfil @i, Isos.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15

Fsog CAMp VERpE.-D r. Poster and C.. C. Bean retnrDed to town Monday night last, having made the trip, "all alone by them selves" in buggy, in one day. From NIT. Foster, we learn as follows: Sunday last wa, the soldes. day of the season, on Verde. A great deal of snow and slee; fll in the yallcys... On Saturday, there arrived from New Mexico 2s wagons and teams, with corn, and another 10, of teams were showed in on the Mogollon range, where the sno" was two fee, deep. The Government saw-mill. shinglc and blaming machines, were rnnn'ng. Lieutenant Crawford, Third Cavalry, bad charge ot the property. Messrs. Foster and Bean were shown The iirst board ever planed in Arizona by blaming machine, and they say i, was we'll done Work upon the new post was progressing, and we hope, soon, 'C hear of it's completion, SO tha; the 'oldier' may get chance Co take little recreation in the mountains, bunting Apaehes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15
ID. HENDERSON & BRO., whs,esa!e szi E.:Al Doales ss

who,es4s szi Real, Deaie,. .s Groceries. Provisions, Wines. Liquors. Tobacco. Cigars, Clothing, Dry Goods, Boot., Shoes, Hardware, T'nwsrc, Glassware, trockery, Mining and Farming Tools, Paints. Glass,
 Oils, Putty, Stationery,
 Cutlery, C Confectionery, Perfumery, Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, McdieiRes, IhiIdgen's
 Toys, Fireworks, &c. They rarscu.iir uvi'. is se-s s-i@olgs of Fs'usF' to th,if AGRICULTURAL IMPLEELNTs oOas.fi.ss of al .iris 9
 PLovs. Calt.raiors Dy,t,le Shcr,l Piow,, Seei SJweys ast Wheeitayrogs, Also. si the trade, ;o shei
 Fine Stock Of Liquors, All sf which ,Asy viii sell over ,as soy other uHds'' 10
 Central ArzoUa. Give them call, besofc purchasing ei.swhere.
 HENDERSON o BRO. Prescott Aagas' l3 Is7o.
 REDUCTION OF FREIGHT. Prom ,lis date Ve arc rryNrei a fu.wari freight hom EAerenherg rrrst a sx cen's cad io NokeaSNSg s! three and gne.haf csnh pe' J"anS in gcih ,,,,c Ehyssbers. A. T., Sep. ls,- Is7o
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15

THE CnrRon QUESTION, AGAis.--Rev. Alex Groves called upon several well-to-do oitiAen,, this week, for the purpose of getting them 10 subscribe towards the erection of church ediice, in Prescott, and, wc learn that the Reverend gentleman met with good sue cess, notwithstanding the ,igh,ness of the times. AS soon as enough money, etc, is promised, We shall give names of subscribers, etc. When completed, ,be building is ,o be- long to the M. r.. Church, South, but, if we arc correctly informed, - free to sll other denominations. This is ss ii should b., as it will be Co the efforts oi the denomination in question, coupled with those of citizens of ;ha, and every other denomi' nation, that we will have church, an insti luton wc ough; ;o have had, long ago, and would, no doubt, bu; for the fact that Court l House Hall has been used for that pnrpose and has, so fa., answered very we'll
 We hope our citizens will ac; as liberal', a, possible when called upon hy Mr Groves now tha, they have concluded io build [ house wherein ,o worship the Lord.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15
TO THE PUBLIC.

2 Reader. l. George Furpess. keep ho,sl M fsM wickeaburg[ Afrcoa, and shood yea eyer N'st ni,,
 , ,,sd rlea.1re 0 wai, upoa and Secon'uDo' - as,e yea. Gc.A clean tetsals, and ohaTges moderate are a1 -' GEORGE TURSEss,
 wlehshburE, Arizona, Jas. e ls1l,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02
WESTERN MARYLAND II. II.

Bea;"The Baltimore correspondent of
the -NuyIond Hsp"J1i"an, published
at Annapolis, says
"There is scarcely a doubt that the
road will be completed to Ilagerstown
in four or five weeks. 10 90 beyond
that will. undoubtedly, require more
money than is now available.-Thc
ultimate destiny to this work is to the
Cumberland coal-helds. 1t is also a
necessity it should be speedily finished
to WilliamSport and have the short
portion from Baltimore 10 OwlngS'
Mills built, 50 as to ma Ike ii an indie
pendent line,
The vast income of the Ealtimo,e
and Ohio Railroad, as shown by the
annual statement recently made, Of
ever twelve million and u half for the
year puts this great work upon a par
allcl with any other in the country. 1t
shows skilIfNl arrangement of II high
character under President Garrett ;
direction. lie certainly ranks first
among the great ralIroad-men Of Tn"
United States. There need scarcely
be limit to the rmoluments of this
Stuponduous enterprise nndrr such as
tutc. careful attention. It's iron arms
are now branching out in every dIrcr-
t,,n tlnNn |ll,ln,r no commerce 1lrIl-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02

1nasmuch as the SATURDAY NIGHT
is the only paper in Baltimore that
has possessed sufficient political astu-
tencSs to rcco amend to the bewillered
Democracy the propriety Of nomina-
ting Gov. WHITE as the candidate for
tibet next Presidency, some of our
practical and money making admirers
insist that the Governor ought to con
stitute our paper his official organ.
We decline the honor and the profit
in advance. 1t is about as much as
we can do to grind our own organ.
And, besides, we think the .4mcrica'
is entitled to the position; because the
Governor has advertised it as the only
live newspaper in Baltimore.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02

TIE PorE AND RoME.-A distin-
guiShcd Cardinal authorizes the Lon
don correspondent Of the New York
HorId, $50 says the maynard SCRIBE
to contradict the reports in circulation
relative to the Popes intention Of leav-
ing Rome. Unless the Holy Father
be driven out by physical force or
personal violence, he intends TO re-
main where he is.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02

nen,- We believe it is generally con-
cetcd, says an Eastern shore cores
pondent, that the Hon. GEORGE WICK
ERs, of Kent county, will be re-elec-
ted to the United States Senate. All
intimations that Gov, Pinkney Whyte
desires to supplant him are prema-
ture and destitute Of all foundation
in fact.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02

Hon. C. L. Nallandighams estate
settles up worth over 100000 which
goes to his son Charles, who is now in
Now Lisbon, Ohio, on visit to his
relatives.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02

The Hon. Jacob d. Cox, Of Ohio,
late Governor of that State, and Sec
rotary of the Interior under President
Grant, arrived in Frederick on last
Monday, and was the guest of B. +.
NJ. Hurley, Esq. He left in the eve
ming train for the West. Mr.. Cox is
prominently spoken Of as candidate
for L, S. Senator for Ohio
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02

Hon. George Parker, a prominent
democrat of Iowa, has published a
card on what he knows about it, and
says that if the democrats expect to
rcsurrect its principles and succeed in
1872, they must abandon the old
organization and become the integral
Of new PARTY.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02

NE1ls.-ln Southern Italy wells
very generally replace bonnets, and it
well known that at the grand cerc.
monies of the Sistine Chapel { Rome
no ladies can be admitted unless attir
ed in black, without bonnots but Will
wells, No exception is made for rank
queens and princesses have to con,
form to the etiquette enforced by the
Holy Father. have often seen the
beautiful cx-Queen of Naples in the
Sistine Chapel and st. Peter 5 arrayeo
in black velvet or pink, according &c
the season, with the graceful Spanish
mantila of black lace forming a Ma.
rnc Stuart noldine upon her head.
and falling over her shoulders.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02

De-" A Convention to organize a
National Labor party meets in Wash
ington City, December 9TH, to prepare
Platform, issue an address and also
10 nominate candidates for the Forty
third Congress, and for President and
Vice President.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02
THE CLARION.
WILLIAN ME- II ID.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Hechanicstown, December =, 1871.

TIE PASSIVE poLlCy.-The Mlssou-
ri Republican publishes a list of forty
niae newspapers in that State, which
fayors the policy of making no demo
cratic nominations for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency in 1872. This
scheme has certainly attained much
prominence before the public, come
of it what may.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02

Occasional rumors come up from
Ohio of combinations, some already
made and others in progress. to defeat
the reelection of Mr.. Sherman to the
United States Senate, at the next NEE
ting Of the General Assembly of that
Sta
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02

raa. Frank Blair tells the Editor
Of the Missouri RYublica" chat in
the South the negroes steal od HJ'-
hln." Perhaps they do; but we think
they prefer to steal hams, chicken and
other delicacies Of the season. Taey
wont swallow Latin dictionaries.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02
rs9a The trial of Mrs. Wharton

Hsala The trial Of Mrs Wharton 1ol
the murder of Gen. Ketchum, and at
tempted poisoning of Young EanNess,
commences at Annapolis, on Monday
4th December inst. Hon. A. X. Sves-
our newly elected Attorney General
has, we learn, been called to assist the
prosecution.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02

nsn-. Frank Blair having declared
that this time we must have a naked
issue, a cotemporary wants to know
if the Nude Departure will not an
SWnr
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02

building in this place, promises to be
a very interesting and useful aiialr'
The ladies who have charge OF the
undertaking have been Jealous IN
their endeavors to make it a great
SUCCESS. A chapel, small, neat ana
imposing, is required in this town..
It's erection will induce number OF
families and visitors to locate among
us in the summer season, when Inc
weather is warm and good water can
be had in abundance. The ladies
have procured and will exhibit at the
Fair a fine assortment Of fancy and
useful articles suitable for Christmas
and New Years gifts. They VIII
also have ice cream, CONNECTIONS OF oil
kinds, oysters cooked in every STYLE
turkeys, ducks, geese, wild fowl, bread,
butter, ham and eggs, bnckwheat
cakes and honey, cakes, nuts, ralslns,
etc, apples, fruit, in fact everything
nice and excellent hot coffee, tea,
chocolate and all the etceteras tor u
lunch Or tlrSt rate Gunner Or suppl
The room will be fitted up with
evergreens, and wreaths and rosettes,
and tastefully arranged to please the
eve and crafty the taste. "A Band OF
Music will be present in the evening
10 regale the lovers Of the concord OF
sweet sounds and the most perfect
order and dccorum will be observed.
The object Of the Fair, 50 highly
creditable, will appeal to the Ilberahty
Of the community to sustain It, 1T
has the sanction Of Bishop Whiting
ham and Assistant Bisphop Plnkney
of the Diocese Of Maryland, and from
Baltimore, Frederick and other places
aid is expected Mechanicst"wn and
vicinity should not lag behind IN
manitesting degree Of liberallty on
the occasion.
TO one and all, we SAY 90 to the
Fair. 90 to the Fair, 90 to the Far
The BULLY IIoG.-W William Ilauyrr,
of Cutoctin District has raised the Bull
" Nog of Frederick County this year.
Ills WhrStphaIia lorkrr weighs $40
pounds.
SALE OF TowS PHorEET1.-MrS.
Richard ". Simpson has sold her
property in town to Mr.. -Abner &.
DcvilbisS, for the sum Of : 500,
Mr.. Elias +. Kofrer has sold his
property to Mrs Jane Dcvllhlas, for
- 600 b,ry Eoun,r.
Dr. MrCAvrEry.--The venerable
DR. John NccaNrcv, President Of Mt.
st Mnrv's Collere PASSED up through
1h;c I,rn on Vast Tuesday evening,
Tram ;, visit to- p);]olrluLin and New
N,rk DR. NLCati'rrv has been 5,
Iono and ,:,vorohly known for the last
holt' century I, III, peurIe Of Em.uits-
Ln,,, and we ,noy. sov ia MANY DOR
tions nf the 'njon and Eurorr, that
anvtl:na we MIGHT say Of his Scholar
X. and nnoti.,l ,ttainmrnt. woulI J.,
rooor,lel rs surcrlIuou. The ln,ti-
tu1inn over which no has presided for
IN, last IA wears with such eminent
success. stand, nmopo the foremost
.,II.ro. nf tho r,,,,trv os y seat Of
learning; and we ar" grHturI to
know that 1t Is III a very iioUrHhA5
and prosperous condition.
AJoxo S,ys>Gr-Wr understand
tL,t Mr. G.orrr \ CI.,o residing
nn,r ILL.,, Nil, ~ III, ,',,,,, WIZ,
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The Approaching Fair ut Me-
cllanicstOWn.

Thursday, Irluav anu CaltlluaN VIC "''''
It'll, 9Th and 9th December, instant, to hold
a FAIR and COLLATION., to aid in
building Il Protestant Episcopal Chapel,
in Gills' Hall, opposite Gibert's Hotel,
where those who have weakness for tur-
kew, oysters, ice cream, and other good
things, as well as those who love Music,
and have an eye for Fancy Articles, and
those who wish to buy nice and cheap
Christmas Presents, for the dear ones at
home, especially the dear little ones, will
have an opportunity of gratifying their
tastes, at most moderate prices. Towards
the conclusion Of this rich entertainment,
it is proposed on Friday and Saturday;
evenings, to introduce Il series of beautiful
TablcauX, in which the young people OF
Mcchanicstown, Catoctm Furnace and VI
entities, will he assisted by those talented
in this speciality from Frederick city and
Baltimore. Fair open al hours OF the day.
Remember the 9th, 1th, Sth and 9th insts:
The committee will be obliged for any aid
as well i'm presents of butter, eggs, &c. &c,
as in assistance rem Tered in dressing and
tcstooning the Hall ON Monday and Tues
day, the 4lh and 9th instants.
HNh'' ~" .'MA' ,,a n,
". fs'n',T'n', ,"I.' VIII; "hli~c the
ladies by copying.
B=.s" An experience meeting was
held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church last "Wednesday evening.
po, Tho,oo. | Cro.. of tho NJ +,
CL"ro wv, nrnanh.l IN rm,n;t sLur q
~, TLn,l,ll,;,.;n,, nor Q
VIZ ''''''N
Nanted--ln M'rhah'rS'o"n--lnor'
''"I''l -. ,5''' !,
Last Wednesday was Singing co''
all day.
Poultrv is lively about these DAYS.
n,.
., ',,'''''''''' wv '''' ''' '
49,
we near me l''gSS S'l''''' .>oN l.
tine Time Tor l""'l"5S ""' S'"S'S'''
sen" 'heha H.
snow squalls ana h'Sh "l'l''S are
ubiquitous these stormy mornings ana
nights,
/ Philosophers say snow and mar
riagcs comr together. We shall keep
Il sharp lookout for both.
. The price Of pork seems to be rcce-
dino in fine Wrs, a, Baltimore and
rrrJ.r;rk In E,nmjt .buro the nrire
s.t for il hv the farmers is s6 per
hnrIral TN, ru,iuo r,tc IN AI,rhau-
jr.,jwu !. from So to s.
y mnSNrnt r"rp'" ms h"'' out OF
IN" water III h'',"'r SlFI"2 "F'''''''
,,rr''N running 'hF'"2" IAe Town =,
pop it.. head ia again for more com
iortabIe quarters.
,.. Tho fn,,or, .1,,4 r,,l,v
r,I Nv ,"' r''''I '','. , ''", :,
!','-, a. n" , r -,
~, m %,,'.'.'' - ,',rI., " ''''' '' ''''
I'''''''' ", " '''.'' ~ y
rH., The sale Of tine personal prop
"rty Of James +. lIarbl0gh, near tins
l',' e. ''i W. w. u Nv I. ,'i."1, m,'
,',, I,,,. ~ ~ tDI r,r ,nn. Mr. Jnhn y
W., r. '"H &, H. - wa, -. -. ,',i '" g.,
t ,,n Io'-"' N I' rt ,i '' nn,' ~, J.
,Fi"y 'l''' ,.. ', t.m tI.n m,Lo'
'"',iI,'Sy,' t", ''''.u wv 'i'" '''
SHERIFF. NtNETIE',-.i'o'rr' lease,
. Sl,,lt Il In. rhIlrltL has trINth In II
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nfns In the United States Distric

Me- In the United States District
Court at Baltimore, last week. the
acsc of John W. Field, colored, against
the Baltimore City Passenger Railway
the plaintiff recovered $40 damages.
In consequence of this decision negroes
are now admitted into all the street
cars in the city, Field had been cjec-
led on account of his color.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02

Barnes Greeley, brother to Horace,
is successful farmer in Pennsylya-
MIA.
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S2l3,4 400
Frederick Examiner.

DECEMBER CoUET.-Tho December
term of the Circuit Court, which is u
non, Jury term, commences on Monday
Of week next, the 18th instant.
rG9, Go to the Fair
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02

Mrs. SlcKLEs.-Miss Creak, (pro.
nounced Cra-ak,) the lady to whom
Gen. d. +. Sicklcs was married on
Monday, in Madrid, it is stated i:
twenty-five years ofase. She was born
in Spain, speaks English very imper-
fectl y, and is represented as very beau
tiful and accomplished, but not veal,
thv. Her father is assistant treasurer
of the Province of AndaMsia. The
family is Of Irish decent, has long been
settled in Spain, and occupies an envi-
able social position. Miss Crcak was
an intimate friend of General SickleS'
daughter, and accompanied her as com
panion in a recent tour IN Europe.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-02

Alexander Won Humboldt, Of Prus-
sia, was the first to propose system
OF storm indicators.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ly from Topeka, Kansas, preached q
trial sermon" in the Trinity Luther
an Church at Hagerstown, on last
BY" Mr.. George Devilbiss, mouth
of Owings' Creek, where it empties
into the Monocacy. has raised a drove
of IS fat turkeys this year.
VAR1Lo1D.-We learn that q case
of variloid has occurred q few miles
from thi; place. TO guard against
the ravages of the small pox, all the
students at Mt. ST. Mary's College
have been vaccinated or inoculated
All others of our citizens should do
likewise.
sag" The new Board of County
Commissioners will meet at the Court
House, in Frederick, on next Monday
for the purpose of organizing, and
transacting county business generally.
gsig" Mr.. Robert Lease, Sheriff elect
of this County, has appointed Mr..
Michael Bromett, his Clerk and Chief
Deputy. I IS
December, the stern winter month
of 1871, has been ushered into exis-
tence.
By" The crop of turnips, bccts, cab
bages, potatoes, etc, has been plen-
tiful this year, and our citizens have
an abundance to last them until an
other year.
Acc1pENT.-About two weeks ago,
Mrs. Alice Columbia, wife Of Francis
J. Treslcr, residing near Sabillasville,
while engaged with her husband in
threshing some wheat with threshing
machine, her clothes caught in the
wheel, and were torn off her back
into threads and patches, but tortu-
natelv she escaped bodily injury
Mrs. Treslcr is an active woman and
her great presence Of mind saved her
from being drawn into the mcShes OF
the machine.
Ssv' We are indebted to Miss Eegl-
ma Weltv, Of Cherry Grove, for baS-
kct Of ; Icnlid apples-hnest kind Of
winter green plpplnS, sweet and juicy.
npnvr. ur T,rrrys -.Abont thc
,.o,r. 1s,2 'ol ~, ,,l 90 il Yen.
quite ro"'inoh IN inc winter season.
JN,t "el 'rr ! airs '''i"N' Tor ''F''''', re-
SldlnG IN " eS'h'or'1"''': >"''''Tn,'' ''''-
lor' "'' some '''''F o' tN' " 'HI' .
co''n'Ie" o. I'fNSE'y,h'', |" 'l '..
groves OF turkeys To- Washington w.!
Tor on9r'SHih'h TO "l''' "p'"'
Mai. CHARLES \. DANrrn had Il
Great time last Tuesday in killing tur-
KEYS. picking and cleaning them for
the Baltimore Market On tine da,
before THANKSGIVING Thursday some
500 or 4oo neatly dressed turkeys
We're shipped down the halIroa'-
fzo" IN" hnl-AtS OF l'y'h'S OF TN,
lIaro are hl'r'nS'N2 III ho''''eF''
Ditto tn" "ood lempI"FS.
h~~ If Won would sustain and en-
dow temples erected to the glory and
."''hc'tI"n OF 'hr!~,I"n people, 2 an"
the sanction OF the p''!no hoh'Si'i'!'
Ct" TO THE AIR
II You WISH to see M''"'h'cS'""h
grow, flourish ana prosper Il" !" TIE
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IL Io" WI" ,I :" ,tg E' ,!;ii''',a
Drought 10 lll' IIOull|dlh N!lI'-'