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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

THE Colusa Sun says some parties
entered the corral of A. j. Scroggins, on
the plains, few miles from town, and
stole one thousand head of sheep, which
they got away with TO parts unknown.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

TIE San Francisco caH says there is a
report to the effect that United States
MaFshsl Morris is to be removed. and
Charles Kent, of Nevada county, is 70 be
appointed to fill his place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

THERE is cat III Davies county, 1ndi-
ana, who has the chlls and fever as reg
ular as any of the rest of the family. Yet
tho people there think Darwin fool.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

.Tur.b bin. refealing the duties on tea
and coffee has been signed b5 the Prcsi-
dent, and it is now law. 1t goes into
effect after the lst of July.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

mutations of Halls Vegetable Scil-
ian Hair Rcnewer are being thrust upon
the market in great numbers do not be
deceived by them but demand Halls.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

tir to tNis year tie coolest March on
any modern record was II 1855. for
many years to come March of 1872 will
be referred to as " tie cold March,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

An Indiana town boasts of a venerable
Newfoundland dog which promenades
the streets with spcctacles ON his eyes and
a pipe in his mouth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

CN the 9th OF May the Crown Point
mine declared dividend of S4Oper share,
or $500 per foot, amounting in the aggre-
gate to $3.50, 900,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

., Two INDIANS fred a salute from an old
iron tube about twelve hours before their
Funeral.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18
TRINITY JOURNAL
E. P. LoVEJoY; Editor.
OUR AGENTS

=. sSS tt. p Fisher, . and
q New Mcrchants' Exchange; Bean Co
~. 40 Montgomery Street Thomts Boyce'
30 Merchants Exchange.
NEW YORIl :-Iudsoh & Monet, Il Park
Row; Geo, p Rowcll-,l Co., 10 Park Row; S
NJ. Pcttingill & Co., 81 Park Row.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

nARshAt BAzAINE has surrendered
FOR trial by court-martial on charges in
connection with the surrender Of Metz.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

New styles of dolly vardcns y are
Just out, the intense ugliness of which is
regarded as a triumph of hnman ings-
Dpif,,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

II is said that the style Of the Spanish
ladies dresses has not materially changed
Tor 200 years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

THE stamp duty being taken off match
es will make difference of g, 800, 900 in
the revenue.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

WM. LLOYD GARRISON Is unctuivo-
cally in favor of the denomination and
reelection Of President Grant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

.GERMANY has received from France
within a twelve-inonth cash payments
aggregating the enormous amount of
1867 500 600.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

Mrs. WooD, Of Millersburg, Ohio, has
recovered, in the aggregate, $4,000 from
saloon keepers who have sold liquor to
her husband.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18
NOTICE TO M5RTGAGEEs.

"A LII CNSATISFIED MORTGAGES
for Nv, WI De ineIuded in the Assessment Roll
satisfied will save trouble by properly conceil eh
ing the same on the books of the Connt,, III
'ofuef' JAS. q. TR0TTER,
Woovar,,;I,o A., - ,o, Recorder.
''''S' hPtH ~, lo'@' 3nr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

DENVER has got a mountain trout
which weighs IL pounds dressed. 1t was
caught in Bear river, Wyoming Terri
tory.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

Al Alabahi6 hen has laid several black
eggs, causing great CONSERVATION. They
cay it is sign Of IA coming negro war.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

f'HA Goodyear bard-rubbcr patent OK
Pired May 6th, 1872. Tie Good year
soft-rubber patent expired some time ago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

AT Forest City, Montana, the total
snowfall for TIC recent se&scn was twenty
seven feet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

TIE President has signed the bill to
develop mining resources in the United
States.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

THERE were FIVE Thursdays in Febru-
ary this year, which will not again occur
until 1900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

SEyENTY-NINE children, in one school
at Wakefield, Rhode Island, were recently
sick with the measels.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

IT is generally conceded that John p.
Jones has the inside track " for United
States Senator from Nevada.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

=, THE FL Dorado Republican thinks that
the tlc cf emigration will ere long set
back to the mountains.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

Report says Alvinza Hayward has
wholly withdrawn his accounts from the
Bank of California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

iLlIxois comes 10 the front with a ba-
by without any breast bone.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

GosPoRT, Indiana, has n man who
hears through his mouth, external auric-
ular organs being wanting.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18
SATURD&y. MAY IL, 1879.

OVER, one hundred ladies are studying
law in America.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

B1sMARK was born on the st OF April;
he's no fool, however.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

a HESS egg with brass button inside
puzzles the Illinois philosophers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

CHINA boasts Of canal 1000 miles
long and more than eight centuries old.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18
PRoHIDIToRY REPUBLICAN,.

FIVE THOUSAND carpenters are on a
strike in Brooklyn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18
BIRTHS.

In Douglas City, May 4th, the wife of
a. II. Marshall of son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18
ASSESSORS NOTICE:

ASSESSORS NOTICE.
INHE UNDERSIGNED WILL cow:
Fiscal ear 1925 on ''''
MONDAY, APRIL Ist, 1871.
an aeslruus IF max Ing is thbrooueb and eco
homicai an assessment as possible and for that
purpose VIII call upon each tax-paying citizen
once. Then, should any one neglect to give
a Inst OF property, ! will assess az what, from
the tthe best Information can obtain, win be n
lair ana just estimate of the value, the prop
erIy OF the person so neSeeting to furnish 4
Remember, One and One Cali Only
Will be madt.
Parties not ownlHg any Real Estate, will Bo
required to pay their taxes when assessed ami
those paying Poll Tax before ma Sas?EHtt
Monday In October will save One sb;ilfH.
thereby. JACOB pATISEV
Wcaverviiie, March 2Sth, 1872 ts
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18
INFORMATION WANTED;

ENFORTATiOS rs wXNTER OF
~ the whereabouts OF JOHN CATALAN.
who' when last BEARD from October !,th. $50
wa; at Council Grove Morris county, Kansas,
ana engaged in selling Patent Washing Ma
chime lie left there for California and has
has not since been heard trom lie Is 81 years
Yt age, and of light conpiexion. Address Ills
brother, N; Catalan, Oregon Gulch, Trinity
halaf, Sterling, z. o., " hiteside Co., iiIipo;s
mylo-ol NJ. CATALAN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-18

of Goods in our line, selected with great care
from the largest and most fashionable stocks
in the
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-30
Neutgfetten.

Sn8pnn tamen Sprtse @ode etneMn'
3abl De1esaten Der Neuprctefanten 3u'
famn1en unb belalo6sn. etnen a1semetnen
@onsreb gu b%erufen, pe1Aer int September
3u &0ln fattFnben icQ.
Cine 9esen bic Seiuiten gerihtete Yett'
ton &purpe entworfen, welde benz
&et6stas poreelest werOen ioa. IS 1sbe
bic Ioleran3 -
Aus Wtert rtelbet man : bic Mrbetter
in benz &otbidtlbiden 8erswerf 5u Wilta'
ncmts in Mdbren, erboft abtr Ntdt3abluns
TIRES 2pb:es, uberf elen bas Bureau besSu'
p%ertntenbenten, fprensten ben Gelbi9rant
unb etsneten liA ben Sntalt gu. Daraui
bemoltrten lie bas @ebdupe. Mtlttdr wurpe
req,utrtrt .pel9es auf bic &ufrabrer Seuer
oat. gter Der ielben wurben s%etoptet, so
perwunbet, unb 100 fef9enpmmen. Die
Orbnuns murbe wteber berseRe1t, bod 1T
pas Bersperf nod Don Ni1itdr bewa&t.
Warts. Die @nfldeer Don Marl9aa
Baaatue beidulbt9en benfelben, por Der lie,
beraabe DON Mes an Deutialanb cine &C.
betme 11nterrebuns NIT benz p,tn3en Srtet>
rid &arl DON Yreuben eebabt 3u BADEN.
Maritaa 8a3atne f@n speeen Der &apttu>
latton Don Mes DOT Elm &rtessseri9t setett
merben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-30
nalttdten an. Die Sberbirten beutlher
N%attpnalttGt, welGe benz @ptsfppat Der Ser.

nalttdten an. Ote OperptrteN Deu1lVel
Mattonalttdt, welGe benz @ptsfopat Der Ser.
@taaten sesenpdrtts ansetSren, fnb fol-
eenbe: y Der to6rp'f tie Sobn Marttn9ennt
8ii&cf Don Mtlwaufee, seb. 1905 gu Sber'
faren tm@ Canton raubaAbten In ber94pet3,
tn ben Ser. @taaten felt 1929, YrteRer iett
1880, 8tfdof felt 1874. p Der bo&w1te
Sofept Me!9er, 8ifhof BON @reenba9, 9eb'
1906 au @ten, gum s~>rtefter ee~eibt 1880 IN
Staten, tn ben Ser. @taaten felt lS43, 81
i4of felt 1868. 81 Der bo&m'fe Mt&ael
Self, 8i1dof Don ga @rpRe, seb. 1918 gu
@fablborf tn Der DtD3eit Gt&fdbt In Sa''
cru, @rtefer felt 1910, tn&merifa felt 1912;
Bif9of felt 1868. A. Der to&m1te &bomas
8eder, 8tf9of Don @tlminston, Delapare,
seb. 1884 I'm @taate Marplanb, 8tl%of felt
1868. s. Der boaw'fe Ssnatius Mrad.
Btldof Don Marquette, Mt4, seb. 1910 gu
@Daau I'M 8tstbum 2atha& In Seferret9,
gum Yrtefer eewetbt 1887, in benger. @taa>
ten felt l845, Oberbtrt DON Marquette felt
1869. g. Der be6w'fe @u9uf SPARTA Sob
be, 8tfhpf spn Gopington, 9eb. 1929 ju
Meppen I'M @roBber3cstbum Slsenburg,
fam 1852 na6 ben Ser. Staaten, tpuroe
1854 gum @rieher stpettt unb am 9. Sa~
nuar 1870 gum 8tfdpf conlecrirt. y Der
bo9p'Fe @eter Sofepb 8altes, seb. 1927
~ Gnsbeim In Der DiDeele Speter In &9etn>
baiern, tn ben Ser. @taaten felt 1888, @rie>
fer felt 1853, 8l1hpf felt benz %. Sanuar
1870. s. Der bp@m'te @aspar 9etnrt&
gprseb 8il6of BON Detroit, seb. 1926 gu
Mprup i'm Wrobber;c9tbum Slpenbura, tn
Mmerifa felt 1889, purbe gum prtefer &C.
rpettt lS4S, 8tidof felt Dem "a. @prtl 1870.
81 Der to9m'te P. 9urwis Maria Stint aus
benz Srpen bes fl. 8enebictus. 8tidpf Don
@ucarpia i. p. unb @pabiutor bes Mpoftolt>
l9en 8icars Don &anias, seb. 1884 IN Der
DtDcefe &esensbure in 8aiern, fam 1852
! mad ben Ser. @taatsn, erbtelt 1857 ete@rte'
Rer1petbe unb murbe am II. Stunt 1871 sun1
| BiIbpf semetbt. 10y Der bo4w'fe Solepb
Dwenser, prdeoniirter Oberbirt Don Sort
WaYne, gel. 1887 III ct. Scbn BET Man0er,
Muslat3e g., Obio, Der jansfte inter ben
| ermdblten Sterbtrten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-30
SIR G;ntpduberer

gertrauensmdnner bes beutlden, rSmtf9-
fatbplif9eu Central Bereins Rab:
Sp1epb &Slb1e, 1876 Third Street, New
York City.
@briftan Glitter. 80 Fell Str, Ba
timore, Md,
@ NJ. &etft Milwaukee, Wise.
Spbn 2ubwtg, Winona, Mimi.
gtr. @erne Fond du Lac, Wiso.
Sptn 5ertine, Chicago, III.
I'm bie5t 3erren wole mai. f@ suenben, pena
man MusebSriee pber Greurbe gut befurst bab.a
uiQ.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-30
(@prrefppnbenj.)
@abajbatp, Mtnn., %. Mdr3 1872

NSN~WVJ"~
|9teber alter Treunb!
| SD metb, baB bu ftets berttt bif, es betnen
Qelern tn btefem Qanoe unb In Der alien Set
mat mtt,utbetlen, rpenn eu etmas @utes BON
treenpwpber perntmntf ; bater bin i9 70
fret, btr eintse !3etlen tn betne &eifetal4e
n1it3u9eben.
@tr tatten bier bret id6ne Sage oes g.
gems unb Der @naoe fir bic @enteinoe Wa
ba1taw, ndmlih am 49,, 20. uno 81. Mdrs.
! Muser benz bohw. @rn. @farrer Grptef wa<
rem tpdtrenb bieier 3ett bic to6w. 9srrsa
| 6ermQnn Don 2afe @itY, &nauf Don &eo
@tns unb @ou!ton BON @afinss, Bier an
pelenb, unb man fpnnte bic Sru4t tbrsr
aebteaenen Sortrdse an ben SAaaren f.
ben, bic wdbreub bteierGase bic getbtfuble
%umlassrten une gum Slide bes @erren GIN
gen.
Mt6t AZ iberfeben 1T babel, baB am 10.
;. bas @tiftunssief he5 DOR aret Sabren
tins Qeben eerufensn ct. Spispts &ranfen'
Neutrality-suspicious. sefetert maroe unb
awur rppbnten troB Der lAlimmen &alte febr
gtele Don nab unb fern, Der Teter BET. Mud
| bte Mitslieber pes ct. Yatrids>8ereins
nabmen She'll. Das 6pGumt wuree Don
Rsp. &nauf ee1ebrirt, tpdtrenb &ep. Soul
ton cine ens1il9e MnipraAe belt, tnbem er
taupt1d9l!@ bic @ei6tAteSrlanos erDrterte.
&ep. &nauf 1eete In ietner beuti&en Sea'
rere ben G%bemdnnern tbre @Ftaten sesen
tire Tamtlten ans 6er5 nnb feate benielben
ben III. Sp1epb ais SHUTTER Dor. SD freue
mt@, S6nen utttbeileu 3u f0nnen, bab un'
fere @pfnun9 In 8e5u9 auf unieren geretn
nt9t III @6anben purbe, fenbern bab Der
1elbe NIT iebem Sage iid persr0bert unb be-
rsits etnen ueberihuB scn $3.50 In ietnem
&aGenbefanbe auf3uwetfen BAT. Wtr ba'
ben ietnMufblaben bauptld6lt& unferm oer'
ebrten @eellorser @eu. 1rcbef gu sereanfen;
Die @eueinoe TT tbm benn audi oufridttQ
auqetban. 8isber tatten mir fetnpfarrbaus
tnbem Der 81. Yfarrer etne wents pafenb'
@ebnuns In BEN @ebduoe bate, tn benz f1d
unlere Stride beTntet. 2esten 9erbf enS'
lid rpurben BON etnem ba3a beite1ten Gcm=
mtttet fretmt1ise Bettrdse fur ben 8au Ct
mes neuen Yfarrbauies seiammelt, tpc3u Sc
Der, arm poer reid, germ ietn S&srfsin Bet
feuerte; aud Ntdtfatbplifen saben BE-
trd4t1t6e Bettrdee. Das neue @farrbaus,
wel9es In etntsen Woden po1enoet fetn
ptrD, tf'etnes Der fASnten 6duier tn SD
balbaw.
SD fatte hermit I'M Nanaen bes @ereina
a1en benen, bic ii@ BET bteiem suten Berts
betbetltsten, ipwte aud btr, lteber Waneerer
meinen perbtntlt9fen Danf ab.
Spbn g. S9mtt.
Sn ct. 2otis btelten am Is. b. etne In'
3abl CUR Metboptfensemetnbe sebDrtser d.
men etne Meettn8 ab. un1 lber bic i3u1af
flung DON Trauen ais Yrebtser In ibrer Sir
DE III beratbex. GtnGomite tpurbe erwdb1t
UNI Der Convention Der Metbpbtten, BIT
G& In BrspflYn %perfammeln ptrb. ein Be-
3ielt&es Meu1orta1 III bebGnbtsen. Ctr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-30
SMldMoii4e Na4ri@tem.
e r6It6e 8.
(Gtn9efantt.)
Da8 Teft be8 FL. 8eneotetuS.
ct. Sobn'S college, @tearr1S -.

ct. Sobn'S college, Stearns w.
Qteber @anbsrer!
Obf@pn bu i9on rnan&mal Der Beneo'e'
timer erpdtnt baf, 70 CLAUDE t@ oc@ peufe
betue @eoulb In Mnfpru@ nebmen gu Bur-
fen, tnbem t& btr etn paar @orte dber bic
@plemxttat bes 81. ,. ~. ~3uienbe. &m
81. Mdr3 fetert bic @brtfenbett bas SET bes
teilioen Benebtctus. @er er war, TT ben
Qefern bes v@anberer" bereits btn1anslt&
befannt; tuas er setban, lam NIT wentsen
@orten nt@t bef6rieben &perben. SD babe
mir ntdt pprsenpnan,en, etne 2ebensbe14rei>
buna tes eroben 3etltseu gu ltefern, Der TN
Sabre 4S0 gu @urcia, in Stalten, son front
mel Gltern 9eboren, NIT faum a9t Sabren
mad &cu 9efAtdt muroe, uni bort bic Wti'
feni9aften gu erlernen Der nit faun, bret
aebn Satren lid In etne @tnSbe 3urldip9,
UNI Gptt gu btenert unb feline @ee1e su ret
ten, Der febann ppn @ptt aus ietner &lauie
beraussefubrt purbe, na9pem ct 3eufel
%uterwunben, unb aber f4 1elbf ben fhbn-
fen unD berrli@iten Stes errunsen. NtAt
nil t6 ermdbnen, pte tieler srcbe 9etlt9e
f9pn I'M Sabre 529 Monte @aifnc, bas
Mutterfloter bes 8enebtftiner>S rpens GRIM
bette, tpte er Don bort aus feline Singer aus>
fenbete, nidt um bic @Dlfsr gu nntericaen,
fpnbern UNI ie 3u beslIden, nt4t unt ðe
~ erpbern, fpnbera UNI @eelen fur @ctt,
fur ben 6tmmet gu %sewinnen. 1leber'
al fnben mir feline Sencbpten, btefe Mppfel
bes Triebens, btefe Dtener tes &reu5es.
@ir besegnen linen tnStetlien, }. 9. etnem
t1. Nlacibus, mir trefen ie In In Tranfret&,
4. g. einen FL. Mauru5, wtr erbltden fe In
England, ben III. Ausuftn, wtr ieben fe 1T
Deutl91anb, benn tper fennt nt6t ben bl.8p>
ntfactus! IN anen pldBen aerfDrten fe bic
6atne, bic Gempe1 Der @DBenbtlrer, unb
pFan3ten auf bas &reus bes Critters. Mus
bielen r~penteen 3etlen sett berpur, bab oas
SET ses III. Beneptctus etn Set Der san3en
Gbrtfenbett III, urb ais fpldes utrb es ilber
at NIT se,temenper Teterlt9tett beean8en.
SIN ct. Spbn's @paese nun batten mir
AM benannten Sage etn Ypnt,fea1amt, pom
bp9m'ten 6errn Mkte eelebrtrt, Dem mebrere
@rteter aiffirten. Wir batten etne ersret>
fenbe prebtgt, benn a!s Orator diei ltsD lid
Der bp1w. P.@alentin 0. s. B. bDren. Der
Sag uber6aupt war etn frDbIther unb
1na@te auf Nae einen %ansenebmen ginbrud.
Tetn ANXIOUS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-30

%beaaneen. Sir fDnnen uns bin{tAtli6 Der
8ebeutun9 bssielben auf fruber eebraAts
Mittbeiltnsen besieben. Die Mit9lisber
unlerer eigensn @emetnbe rpiNen ia, was
bie1e ben @Dbnen bss erpeen Sroenshifters
au S%erbanfen bat.
SIT Gbicago purben am 20. ;. Sits. fe'
Ben Npst3innen in ben Orben Der SAwefern
bes beilt9fen @er3ens Sefu au%faenpmmea,
BET mel6er Teierli6fett Der bphw'ae SilAof
SpleY celebrtrte. Der @tammis bieies Or,
bens 1T tn Trantret9, berlelte perpfan3te
f4 um's Sabr 1918 na9 Mmerifa, no gu
erft 3u ct. Terbtnanb Bel ct. 2puts etn
&lofer se3rinbet wurbe. Der 2ebensberai
Der Srbensidwefe fern TT Der Gr5tebnns ber
Suseno s%ewiDmet. 8alo erlanste berSrpen
cine erDbere @uspebnuns unb finbet man
@@ulen beslelben tng1ew gprf, MlbanY, Sent
ppos, philadelphia, @penbaa, @apanna,
tint Oten uno I'M Wefen In Chicago, ct.
2outs, ct. Seiepb Mo, ct. Murp, &anias,
u. {. ~. SIN Gonpent gu Gbteaso 1T Mut'
ter @otreaur Sbertn, pie aber teBt fHwer
franf earnteper ltest; an tbrer @te1e fun
9trt Matter Warsaretba q. Nteberforn.
gu @rok Yoi11t, ST., 1hlus ber 8tb In
ben Iburm Der ocrttsen ct. Sofepbs- STRIDE.
rtGtete aber teinen sroben Saaoen an. @m
7. Mdr3 fling es beitts su i&neten an. Sc
gen Mbenb mar tuf9 etnen beftteen @ubof'
minb Der Shnee an nerlhiebenen Steleu
Der Strabe 3 Bis 5 Sup aufgerebt unb BEL
braulenbe @turmmino, Der bts am 8. Mdr1
Mittass anbtelt. mar abmeh{e1np mitS&net
unp &esen beslettet. Gt,pa ! na@ 4 1b1
erfolste aut einmal unter teftt9em @eraNel
Don SAlc6en etn iur9terli9ar &ra6-oor
einem 3anbenben 8iiBfratl beglettet, uni
SeDer rtef; IS bat einselalasen! rnb let
Der but it4 biele 8etauptuns pertpirfliGt
Dte Mauer Der &tr2e wurbe bsi@aptst.
Gine 1tere Stride 1T ioeben Don ben beut'
faen &atbplifen ant Der Tloob Greet, 3 Met.
len DNli6 Don Marble &od, in Tlppo So.
Soma, erbaut wprpen.
9emti@e Sii@6fe.-8et ben iansfen ST.
fdofswablen fam pteberbolt bic Spra9,
uuf bic 3abl Der teutiaen BtfaDfe In Der
Ser. @taaten. @on ben 81 8ti4Sfen bteies
Qanbes sebDren 3ebn Der beutf4en, ate lie
briaen Der tr1dnbii9en, a,nertfantf4en, fran
3Dflaen, (pantIAen unb fenftsea Rattc'
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-08-23
SANTA Pc ITEMS.

Santa Fe has just closed protracted
meeting at the Cumberland Church,
which lasted eleven days. 1t was large
~ attended the most OF the time.
The weather is very hot and dry, and
great deal OF sickness. ESQ. VIM.
Younger, who has just returned from a
trip mp North, reached home sick, and
is still quito i'll. .,
This neighborhood has just lost one
of its oldest and best citizens, Mr..
Alex Wisener. lie was q Mason and a
good citizen. He was buried in his
family burying ground by the Masonic
Fraternity, with the solemn and im-
pressive ceremonies OF the order, on
Monday, the 10Th ult.
The election at this place was very in
teresttDg, particularly for sheriff and
constable; in the latter the race between
L. w. Miller and j. Ii. Fitzgerald was
q very close. Miller was elected by only
four majority.
MIR. Pink Gray, near this place, shows
. potato OF the Early Rose variety that
weighs pineteen ounces, and says he
found one wipe that had forty potatoes
growing from 1t above and out of the
ground. Some ofthem are large as a part
ridge egg, cOmir & from the joints OF the
vine. J. N. Meroney has a pumpkin
vine that, by actual measurement, is
seventy-two feet from tip to tip OF two
of its branches. .....-...r.
Messrs. johnson and Jones are putting
up new cotton gin near this place pre-
pairing for the new crop, which looks
quite promising at this time.
Mr.. Graham has moved his fine wool
cards from this place to Pinewood to re-
place the one that we're burnt there,
Charlie Sebastian, promising young
physician of this place, is going to
move to Weakly county, w. Tennessee,
soon, to practice his profession.
The fruit crop is good in quantity,
but poonin quality. Drying and can
ming going on briskly. -.
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Nessrs. Edifors:-If you think this state
ment worthink, you are at liberty TO place:it
in your agricultural column. In the Spring
of lstf9. about sunset one evening, John c., a
neighb9riEg youth came tonne and said he
had been seirt ~ his kr5tEsr I: I. C., to ask
brother j. II. SIS mare, which had 1oels Jaw.
asked whether she had been wounded; he
said no. Has she not run away with some
thing, and cut herself? No. Her only cuts
we're made by Mr.. p. when he bled her some
days tefDge. It was q serious case, as the NJ.
D.swilltelf y6u, that l0Gkjav trGIis wognl
is not cured every time it is attempted,
whether in man or beast. Mr.. 8, the owner
OF the mare, was in the last stages of con-
sum ption at:the house OF Mrs. c., his wifes
mother. I told Johnny to return and get
plenty of water heated, that, as soon as in
formed my wife of mytintended absence,
would Join HIM. On my arrival, found
vessels containing perhaps seventy gallons,
located al the yoqdI!le. The friends of the
sISE S ,Se sab ss g & Mn ai
In finding four or five large saddle blankets,
with which we closely clothed the mare
from her ears back over her tail, securing
~ inclined plane by her side, we then APP
ions of water Along tks spiiie. Wine Nus
az
a stranger, and answered not. However, he
was answered, and then rejoined |" don't
h3Sy Xh1t 7 yin do e, with iGckjaw, but that
sSsse a and $s he s's sahistts sf th 3asRaE ~, e
Norfh STATE" our patient was now led
s55ss ss PIE q ixGp seoss with n
their owners called for division Of the sai1sE
Those first astir when daylight came, cay the
mare wsal % The srsaf drank, and then
mare was used for weeks, where saw herr
often, and TO the last wearing her own hair
no tete
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-08-23
=, SCALY ERupTIONs


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war e, as Jon hope for health. Of the horrible
compounds Of refuse drugs in state Of fer
mentstion which humbugs are endesvoring to
ioist upon the public q medicines.