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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-11-13
Water supply in the Country.

Farmers will find that a small steam
engine will serve their purpose in this
particular much better than any other
device. There are numerous excellent
ly made and yet cheap engines in the
market, especially suited to the work.
Many are combined with their boilers
80 as to be portable, and if they are
not already provided with pumps.these
can easily be applied in connection
with them. Apart from the saving in
time and muscle effected, the engine
renders its owner independent of els
tern or of any other single source
supply. 1t frequently happens that
springs exist near houses, but on such
low ground that the labor of pumping
by hand is too great. Here the engine
will prove great help, and similarly IL
il becomes necessary to carry a pipe
even over a considerable distance TO
get water, the engine is capable of do
ing the extra work. There are besides
the incidental advantages of the extra
safeguard secured against fire, and the
obviation of the necessity of drawing
water from sources near the house and.
perhaps, as is frequently the case, in
too close proximity TO the cesspOOl. As
for the skill required, any person pos
sessed of an average share of common
sense and the ability TO manage a stove
or cook cattle feed can run little en-
CINE Ii should have a trustworthy
governor, and the boiler free work
ing safety valve. Then the operator
has only to see that the bearings are
kept oiled and the CRATE replenished.
Many small engines are now made
with interchangeable parts, so that ii
portion gives out it is as easy TO replace
it by sending to the manufacturer as II
is to obtain a new part of a mower or
reaper. When the amount of water re-
quired in one house is not enough to
make work for an engine, two or more
neighbors might club together for the
purchase, or some enterprisIng person
might, with one portable engine, make
a livelihood by going from house TO
house and pumping up supplies of wa
ter sufficient to last over a few days at
q time.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-11-13
Making the American Desert Bloom.


From the ItaiIan rancho, comprising
100 acres, situated southeast of Sutro,
Nevada, two hundred tons of potatoes
have been gathered this season, beside a
variety of other products. The Italian
rancho, on the Carson river, below
Coney's, comprising 200 acres, has
yielded 325 tons of potatoes, $50 to-s of
carrots. 100 tons of turnips, and so tons
of onions, besides watermelons, beans,
peas, corn and pumpkins in abundance.
Mostof these products aresent toVirginia
City together with a considerable guam
tity of chickens, eggs and butter. On
the Sutro rancho the third crop of al
falfa will be ready for moving by the
18th instant, it being at the present
time two feet four inches high, and will
yield at this cutting, two tons and a
fraction to the acre. These results
hsve been produced by praper system
of irrigating the sage-bush land.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-11-13
How to Get Along.

Don't stop to tell stories in business
hours.
If you have a place of business be
found there when wanted.
No man can get rich by sitting around
stores and saloons.
Never fool in business matters.
Have order, system, regulation and
also promptness.
Do not meddle with business you
know nothing of.
Do not kick every thing In your path.
More miles can be made in one day
by going steady than by stopping.
Pay as you go.
A man of honor respects his word as
he does his bond.
Help other when you can, but never
give what you cannot afford because it
is fashionable.
Learn to say no. No necessity of
swapping it out dog-fashion, but say it
firmly and respectfully.
Use your own brains rather than
those of others.
Learn to think and act for yourself.
Keep ahead rather than behind the
times.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-11-13
farmer, pushing away for lights and r,
turning almost Immediately.

farmer, pushing away for lights and re
turning almost Immediately.
81 am married.
Yes, yes
"And this is my wife," he added, as
he passed up the beautiful bride. the
bewItching and lovely Minnie Dan
forth.
What.'' roared the father. "Joe.
you william, you scamp, you audacious
cheat, you-vOu-yOu-"
"It is true sir; we are lawfully mar
rie1. You assisted me, you planned
the whole affair, you lent me your
horse, you thought me last week worthy
of any mans daughter, you promised
me the cottage at the foot of the lane,
you"
81 didn't! l deny it, You can't
prove it. You're a-a-a-''
Calmly now, sir" continued Joe !;
and the entreaties of the happy couple
were at once united to queH the old
mans ire, and TO persuade him TO ac-
knowledge their union.
The father relented at his. 1t was a
job of his own manufacture, and he
saw how useless it would be finally to
attempt to destroy it.
He gave in reluctantly, and the fair
Minnie Danforth was overjoyed to be
duly acknowledged as Mrs. Joe Walker.
The marriage proved a happy one,
and the original assertion of old Dam
forth proved truthful in every respect.
The cunning lover was good son and
faithful husband, and lived many years
to enjoy the happiness which followed
upon this runaway match, while the
old man never cared TO hear much
about the details of the elopement, for
he saw how completely he had over
shot himself.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-11-13
Birds in Western Africa

The parrot is by Tar the most exten-
sive of the feathered tribe, from the gray
parrot to the beautiful greSn love bird.
In plumage the variety is most extraor-
binary; and as they fit in the MONDAY,
their gaudy. beautiful colors add TO the
grandeur of the scene. By the margins
of the lakes and swamps are seen the
stately storks, the cranes, the curlew,
the pelican, and the prince of African
birds-the crown bird. On the broad
calm waters are wild ducks, teal and
widgeons; turkey buzzard and members
of the eagle tribe, to both of which a
superstition is attached by the natives
a certain dread of consequences if de-
stroyed, enforced by the government in
order to retain these useful scavengers.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-11-13

There are 81. $50 horses in Russia,
or one TO every four persons.
The pigeon roosts of Forrest county,
Pa, netted the hunters about 5000.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
Adminlstrator's Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT lN tn pursuance of an order 0i The t-ro- paIe Court of the COuntv of r rti. 1.r,l- tory Of Arizpna, OHIs ON the lR.h d-v 1f FebT ary, 4. D. 1878. Tn thp matter of te s>ta'a uf William n. Long. decrgs--.l, tue under signed. tiIe Hn nnln tStTatnr 70 -3r said e>ta-P, WIli Ssli mt ruaIic alet.rn ,o the highest bidder for cash sn Unttld S'a'es currency, and subject tO confirmation hy sui Probate. Court, on $ tfurdty thr S.Xth day or July. A D. 1878. ,f i2 O clock m. n front Of the CUurt house t0Dr m tr- trWn uf Florence. Pinal County. Arizona, an tHa right, tile, interest and estate Of s''i W. q Long, at the time Oi his death, and sIi the right, title, and interest that The s"d es!ate has, by operation Uf law or o'',.r- wise ncouirrd other than or in addition 10 thHt of the said W. H. Long at the ',me nf his death, m and tO all that c-r-sin mining claim situate, lying and being in the GlObe Mining District, Cnunty uf Pi- nal, AIlzOna, and describg d its follows, t0- wit:
 Two sPvenths interest in the GlOha Nlre.
 Terms and conditions Of SRle-Cash in United States Currency. To be pad on connrma iHH of sale.
 JOSEPH COLLINGWOOp, Admiris- tratOr estate w. H. Long, deceased.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
V c ge tin e. LOWE MY HEALTH TO YOUR VALUABLE V egetine

NEwPnRT, KY. April %, 1877. Mir, IT. R STEvENs:-
 DEAR SIR,-Haviug suffered from a breaking oui Of Cank"rnuS s"-' s for mnr- 'han fiv- YrHrS, cHu>ed by an accident of a rHc'ured bone. which fracture ran Into H running sore. and having uSed everything ! coul'i think rf and nothing helped me. lntll I had isk 'n six hOtilPS of your valu- able medicine which NIT. Miller the apnth- ecHry recommended very highly. The sixth bO'ile cured me, ard all can say, k tnst owe my health Co your valuable Negeiin".
 Your most OhPdient servant,
 ALBERT EON ROEDER. T. Is unuecrsssrv for mo 10 euum~rate fhe diseasrs fnr which thr NEGETINE Sh Uld b' used know pf no disrasp winch will moi admit of i's Use. VI b good rnSuifs. Almost inHumrrablp conn lAiuts are caused itv poisonous srcrpfit.nS in the bluDi, which cau b" entirely exp'll' from fi.s system bN tine use nf th~ VFGETISE When thr blood i~ p-rf'- fly cl-Hhsrd Inc uiSease rnpidly yIpiiS: ill "a uS cease; h''a thy Hcfipn is promptly restored, and the patient is cured"
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

SAN FRAYCIsCo. July l0.-A dis patch rrcelvel from How ard. dated the SJh, says: Attacked Indians with TWO colmAns. under Thr ckmnrion nnd Be.naid; the Indian, strongly posted on a rnck cres. Bernard's column steadily advanced and drove the enemy O higher and .sir"ngei posi- i'n. Thi> position was also charg- ed from different sides. and at once q "a id pursuit commenced. Ihe Indians abandoning everything and making tn the thick lumber of Blue Mountain. where they made another stand and were again dIslndged and pursued five mil into the mountains, with great exhaustion uf our men. owing to he roughness nf the country. We have five enlisted men wounded, and % horses killed. Loss of he enemy un- known. They have gone in the direction of Grand Rond, where they have their women and children"
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
Kilipg Work Notice.

ITO WI HIRRIC KFR AND AII. OTH l CTS interested in 'h2t certain minius claim known sS The First Northern Fix tHnsiun oi the Bell situated Tn tho Piun.., r Mining Dis'rlc! Pinal Cuuntv. Arizona. This is to uoiify v"u tHat m acru -ds nee win pToyi-i"ns Of The Mining Art uT May IT, 1882, That ID compliance win rrouire- T1rnts of sild Acf, work hps heen done on fsid mining slfn cHF prp yea hnrk pas' en1ing on January lS.h, isTs. by the un dsrsixued
 Now rhprafnra if within ninety days from the Ersl Tubltcafi. of ihis nutieP you dr nuf como forward and pay your proper proportion p- the cost uf the sad Vosk tfe m fsrsisntd will cisim forfeit. urs Cf all rour right. 'ffls and int. rpsi in and 70 every pOTftln If Ssid mining claim
 CHRT~TOPHER LOSS.
 CHAS BOWMAN
 C. OFTEN.
 Florence, May S0 3f-r2w
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
Mining Work Notice.

TTNO IT. R. HEN NET, CLAIMING RIGEI
 | and title tO One-thiFd undivided iniei- est In that certain mining claim known as the Monarch uf the Sea, situate 70 IT. oneer Mining District, County Of Pin@l' Territory Of Arizona.
 I his Ia tO notify you that In sccOroshlo with provisions Of The Mining Acf Of May 10. 1872, that in ccmpIisnce with require inents Of sad Act, work has been done ca said mining claim for one year back ps'' ending on June 25, 1878, by the nndeI- signed.
 Now, therefore, 1T within ninety da! from tae first publication Of this notice, YOU do n1t come forward and pay y"uts proper proportion or the cost of me sau ~al.L work, the undersigned will claim i"flei- ure Of ail your right. title and interrrt, .N and tn every portion Of Said mining cram cram.
 Pioneer District. Pinai County, AriznnH' Tpne OQ Ssl3T
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
Mining Work Notice.

FTNO JAMES SIBERIAN AND ALI. OTH. \ CTS claiming Interest in thaf certain mining claim known ss the Black Dia- mOnd, situate in the Pioneer Mining Dis trict, County Of Pinal, Territory of Ar. lOna.
 Tais Is to notify you that in accordanCs with provisions Of the Mining Act nf Ma! 10, lS72, 1872. that In compliance with re- qui 'eniFiIts Or said Act, work has besn done on said Mining Claim for one year hack past, ending on April l9, 1878, by me undersigned.
 Now, therefore, if within ninety days from The trsf publication Of this nO,ice yOu dO not come forward and pay yolt proper prOpOrtIon of the cost of the sad work, the under signed will claim fOrfeH- ure Of all your right, title and interest "a and to every portion of said mining claim.
 JAMES MCCAFFERY. May 3, 1878. 30 -l3v
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
Orders for Papers and Books
 Promptly attended to.
CALIFORNIA Elastic Truss Company.

6l5 SACRAMENTO ST, SAN FKASCIsCO. VyHE CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS x rapidly winning its WAY ln public favor, pu account of \ many advantages. moi only tH adjustment, but being ff e. from metal springs and iron hoops, if can h,. constantly worn with ease and cnmfpri. The price also places ii within reach ui all afflicted. Five, eight and len dollars fur an rri!clr superior Co whHi has ''e-n here tufore S,ld fnr twice anu thrice that sun (. adds tn itS sale and u-e. It X constructed on scientific principles and sells on itS meriis. Send fnr catalogue Co CalI6;ruia Elastic Truss Co, 6l5 Sacramento street, San FTancisco, California.
 S2-I2m
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
DISAPPOINTMENT.

THE NISTRATOR'S SALE above named K hereby pOSi pOned un- til Saturday the Thirteenth CSy of Ju'y. lS7S.
 JOSEPH COLLINGWOOD, Admins traipr estate of ". fl. Long, deceased
 July ,, 1878.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
DISAPPOINTMENT.
Danube Mining Company.

TIRE DAY OF DELINQUENCY OF THE U above nnmed asSr>~ment iS hPn,-hN postponed until Tuasdav, The 2i dpy ot July. iS78. snd the day nf Ss ls. uLtil TT FS- DAY, th'' TWENTY-THiBD davof II'l.N. 1878. By order of the Rpard o' Director.
 H. 2. BURKH NRf. S -r -fnry.
 OFFIcE-sl5 Sansome siree'. San Frmn- Cisco, fHii'o~nia. 3T-5sV
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
Proposals

FOR THE HOARD OF PRISONERS CON FINED IN THE COUNTY JAlL OFFICE CLERK. BOARD OF SUPFRvIsnHs,
 FINAL COUNTY. ARIZONA TERk,,Ig.-Ss- ,g-s
 FLORENCE, July 3, lel,Sr- GEALED PROPOSALS WILL bh n.. - CeiVed at the Off.c- of the undrrSiS,"t- until l2 o'clock noon. On Monday yiis R2d lS7S. Ht which time and place .o-. will be opened in the presence Ol ouVh o,hs for Che Board Of Prisoners cOnhneu 'n Cuun Y Jail. ,.r Bidders to state the cost per day P'' head. -.ss-t The Board reserves the right 10 rT.'O' any snc all bidders. -,so-s- By order Of the Board of Supervh
 JEO. J. DIVINE, ClrioR x: ;y
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

For rheniK, 'vIekeuburg and Prescott. Cosnec'i IR at wickenhurg with our Trl-W eekly Line of Stages from Prescott for Ehrenberg. indian Wells, terminus Of s. P, R. R., And si' points Tn Cal fo-nIn; also connec- tins 4t Prescott with our Line of Sta get for Mineral Park, C,.rbat and
 HaUiyvilla. Th knfs f0 any Of 'hp ahnVe named poir is csn be had bv applyIug at offic,. tf Sor thsrn Pacific Mall Co.'s Line, Tucson: also through rickets 10 Colton. Los Angeles. San Francisco. Sacramento and San Jose, Can be had by applying at any of the ofi ces Of the company in the Territory.
 JOHN H. PERSON. sec'y.
 icksnhurg, Arizona JAS. STEWART. Gen. supr.
 San Bernanlino. Cal. GEO. A. BRowS, Agent Florence.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
Delinquent Sale Notice.
DANUBE MINING COMPANY

OCATION OF PRINCIP AL PL NCE OF
 | business, San Francisc,', Caii3,nia i.,,rntv. Arizona. NOTICE. There are de iincuent upon the following described ,to,.k on account of ssse>smrnt NO T., Is,isi nm The SEVE\TEENIH day "l
 WNY IS7S. the several sIunufiS set opp uos,f,. th,. names Of the respective snare loIderS HS follows:
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
VEGETINE
 For Dropsy.
I never SnHiI FORGET THE FIRST DOSE.
l never shall

FORGET THE FIRST DOSE.
 PROVIDENCE. MR. Fl. R. SrKvENs:-
 DEAR SIR,-I have been great sufferer from drop>y. was confined in my house more than a year. = months of 'he time was entirely helpless. | was obliged tn have two men help me iD and ont O: bed. l was swollen 10 inches larger than my natural size arpuud my waist. 1 suffered all a man could and live. l tried all rem s,Iies flr JropSy. [ had three d diffsrenf doctors. My friends all expected would die; many nights 1 was expected tO dir before morning At last Negeitne ~hS sent me by a friend. never shall for CT the first dose 1 could reaiiZe i'S good ef ipcis from day ro day; was getring better. Arer had taken some or bottles could sleep QuIte well nights. ] began tp gain now quite fast. After king some 10 ho ties. could walk from one part Oi my room to The other. My appetite was good ihe dTnpSv had at thlS time diSapp@srPd. kept tHk ing ihe Nrgetine until rpgRinr,i my usual hPalth. heard uf a great many cures hv using NrRrtlne after got ou' and was able tO attend tO my work. I aiu a carpenter nnd builder. l will also say ii has cured an aunt of my wifs'S of N urssigia who had suffered for more tlRn 2O wears. She says she has moi had any neuralgia for eight mnni'lS. l have given it In on" nf my children for CRukpr Humnr. I Ihave uo duuht in my mind it will cure anN hu-
 
 is safe to give child. 1 will recommend it Co the world. My father Is s0 years old. and he says there K nothing like it tn give strength and life :O an aged person. l cannot be too thankful for the use of it. 1 am,
 Very gratefully yours.
 JOHN =. NOTTAGE. ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD IT VEG ETINE Will relieve pains, cleanse, purify aHd cure snc'i diseases. rrstoriI the pa- tIent To perfect health after trying tiff TT. ent physicians, many remedies and suffer Ing f1r years. Is it not cunclusivp proof, ii you gre sufferer yuu can b. cured? Why is th.- medicine performing such great curr>e ll work m the blood. in the cIr cuiating fluid. II can truly he called the GrrHt Bloud Further. Tue great SOurr- of disease orIgih in the bluUd; and n u-,ilciEe tnslf does not art dirrr,iN upon it tO purify and irnpvate, has any just claim Upon public Attraii0n.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

c 'HODI. TEACHERS: YOU CAN - easily increase yrur salary hy deVoting to my interest. ! do nnf eNpect won tn lanV-lS, for my ceiahrafeti BstttN'S Piauo, and Organs uuirSs Nou S'.t- hr tn; hui tle service l req IT.. pf you iS hnth pleasan; and profitable. Fuli particulars free.
 Address, DANIEL F.BEATTY,
 Washington, \ J.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

nA\UBE MINING COMPANY. TO- J cation of priucipaI place nf busluesS Ban Fr ncisc'', C. lf0rnia. T.oc ,tInn nf vo'k k, Gl"be District, Pinal County. Arl Znna.
 Notice is hereby given thai at q meeting of the Board of IJir.cf1rs hPld on fhe l7fh day of May. lS7S. nm -s eSsn'cnt If fv, cents DOT share Wh> levied upon the capi fhl stock of no" corporation, payable i'm mediat' lv To United S ai"s gold c"ip. tn the Secretary. at fhe office of 'he Com cHnN, ilh Snn~nme street, San FrauCi>rn. California.
 Any stock Upon which th!S a>sessrnru' shall remain Uupaid 'n The V, vents-eufh h dsy of June, l6TS. will h- delinquent auc advertised Ter sale Ii :,UhIic aur lon: and unless pa' mPni is nude before. will h. sold on Monuav the Eighth day 0f July. 1NS, to ray the delinquent as>es-prr' tn Rether with cusis of Bdvertising and ex- penses of sale.
 By OTder Of the Roarti nf Directors
 IT. 2. BURKHART, Serr.tarv.
 Ohe-4l5 SansOme street, san Frsncia Go, California.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

DLANKS FOR LOCATION or NINES D for sale at i've rents each af CTTIZES Ofiee. and much IesS when quantity pur cbAsed.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

Delivery of one hali ne Huinun.s will b. required within 60 days, and fh.- bai- ance within 90 days after notification oi @ sard.
 No bids will he entertained unless sam. ple Of the article is furnished. Flour sam ules should not be of less wetShr than ten pounds. All samples will he fnrwa.iet to this office and be Eo marked ana dss- crIbed in the bid as To be easily iden,ined: they should arrive here before July Q 1878. The right is reserved tO rejec, SEy or all bids offered.
 Contract awarded under this advertise. ment shall not be construed to .uvn.sa the Unite States in any obligation fpr payment fin exress Of the HpprpLriSt granted hy Congress for the purpose
 Blank forms, conditions. d.. em bracing all necessary information fdrui-het hy any A. A. C. S. in the Department or by the undersigned.
 CHAS. P. PAGAN. Captain and C. s.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
DANIEL F. BEATTY s
 Pianos and Organs.

BE A ATTY srASo; sdualS aud GRAS@ GSAisn1I s.ud B atIy's Celebra:ed Golden Tongued parlpr Organs are the SweeieSi toned and most perfect instruments ever before man. ufsciured In this or any other country The world k challenged tn equal them. Best d!scuunis and terms ever before gIv- en. Rnt k Bottom pauic prices now ready i" Jpbtrrs. agents and the trad. in general. Nh offer: These celebrated Instruments teither Piano or Orgau) boxed and ship ped anywhere, on Ave to iftepn days test rial. Money r'funded and freight char. seS paid both ways if in any way unSatis- factory. Fully warranted fnr six years as strictly nrSt class. Extraordinary liberrl| di counts given to Churches, schools, Lodges, Halls, Ministers, Teachers, etc. :, tn order to have them introduced ar once where have no agents. Thousands now 'n use New Illustrated Advertiser, (Cat alpgue Editionl, with list of testimonials, nov ready. sent ire Established in 1859.
 Address, DANIEL F. BEATTY,
 Washington, New Jersey. December !, 1877.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

CsIGN PAINTERS WANTED IN ss1s .IO cry section of tie United Sta'sss s,,,s,t Providence to answer this a.sVeTs.t,sTV
 Address, DANIEL v DE D-crmbs-r9 g.. Washing
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

POSTMASTER GENERAL. KEY will visit in September.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

DOAD STATION RECEIPTS EE saCT- hprinted and for sslO cheap AA sEE os5oA
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
Proposals for Flour and Beans
HD'oRs pKpAsrxEKr oF ARIZONA.

HD'QRs DEPARTNENT OF ARIZONA, OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssARY SUBsIsrExc..
 PRESCOTT, A. T., June 10, ,lS5 CEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLL - cate, with 8 copy Of this advertisement attached fO each, will be received af tais uffire. and at the offices of earn Ofth4 Art! ing Com missaries Of Subsistence Of ths Posts named herein, until noon, on Mon day, July 22d, Is7i for she supply Of he following Subsistence Stores:
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
NotIce of Assessment.

SAN FUANo1sCo. May r.. !s7s. "A MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES Il O. th" Danube Mining Company. h 'i th'S day. The nsSessmpHt levied Anril 22d, 1878. was rnrind"d.
 Fl. 2. BURKHAPT. Secretary.
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19
TrI.weekly from Florsnoe.

Trl-Weekly from WIckenburg. West.
 CTAGEs OF THIS LINE NOW LEAVE - Florence irl- va' kIv, fpn arrival nf Southern Pacific Mail Liue from Tucson
Arizona citizen., 1878-07-19

LETTER and ENVELOPE HEADS.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1878-01-04

McComb City Inte!ligencer: The
wife OF a man named Swan, living
near Silver Greek church in this
county, on Monday of last week
gave birth TO triplets-two boys
and one girl. One of them was
'born dead, another died soon after
its birth and the third lived over a
week. The mother is doing well.
Our county treasurer, Henry Brum.
field, esq, who lives in that vicinity,
and who has a small family of his
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lie does not
approve of his ~neighbors gain>
ing upon him so. rapidly, still he
does not intend to give up, but, like
running for Office, is bound to come
out ahead of competitors. We
believe, however, that he car
double in this last race, as he did at
the late primary.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1878-01-04

Vicksburg Commercial: About
IL or ! o'clock last night, some
burglar o. burglars broke the thick
glass in tue show window of Mr..
Adam Schaetfer's establishment on
Washington street, between South
and Crawford Streets, and distracted
thereirom about twenty-five differ
ent kinds of pistols, amounting in
toto TO the sum OF $3.50. The
glass was more then a quarter of an
inch thick, and the appearance Of
the break would indicate that it was
struck with some dull heavy instru,
ment. II may have been cut with q
diamond, but not sufficiently deep to
enable the buglar to break the glass
without a severe blow with a noise
loud enough to be heard, att that
time of night, at any reasonable
distance on Washington street.