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FOR TIE LEGISLATURE
may 1G-,tytf

-Hc$Srs. E1iorS: - P,cnsc announce n. 4,
GAILLtRD as candidate for the Uons.
Oh representatives. Mt the coming clcc.
non. The course of Mr.. Gnillurd in pub
lie life has given general satisfaction and
done honor to ola Fairfield in recopni-
ton o: his services it is bnt proper that
he shoul be sent to the House ut tho
next election. This nomination is made
entirely without the knowledge of the
gentleman named.
may l6-tf MANY FRIENDS,
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
FOR THE LEGISLATURE

Attn meeting of the Groehbrier Domo
cratic Club, held juno 8. 1878, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted;
Rcwlrc' rhat we present the claims
OF Or l.. B. McKINSrRY Tor seat in
IN" Legislature from this county, and
recommend his election.
Extract from the minutes.
5. r. RUTLAND,
juno 1o-u Secretary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER

Please announce b. II. ROBERTSGN
as candidate for School Commissioner
at tho ensuing election ject to the
action Of The Democratic party at the
primary election
Juno 4-txtf MANY FR1rNDs
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New Advcr 5iSemen5S.

For Sheriff.
For Sheriff-N1any Voters.
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IHE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONTENTION
All pastors anil Officers of Sunday
Schools in F,lirie.l / coll ty are ra<
quested to meet at Scion (Presbv-
teriln) Church in Winnsboro on
Saturday, the ,27th instant, ut 10d
u. M, for the purpose of sending
four delegates to the State Sunday
School Convention, to be held in
Greenville on the 2lst and 22d of
August. A. number of prominent
gentlemen have been requested to
address the Greenvlle Convention,
hmong these the Revs. Msynardie,
Plumer, Chichester; Duncan.
Jacobs, Stevens, 9irardeau, Darby,
Frierson, Kuhns, Broaddus, Wells,
Brackett, Bonner and Thomns;
Justice. Haskell, Judge Thompson,
Professor Carlisle, Senator KinsIer,
and others. The addresses will be
limited to thirty minutes. Dele
gates are requested to confer with
Mr.. 0. A. Pickle, Of Greenville, in
order to secure homes for the dole
gates to the Convention. Mr.. A.
s. Douglass is tho Chairman for
Fairfield, from whom further in
formation catl be obtained.
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FOR SHERIFF.

The ft.,l u ot az RICHARD y. Nc
Mas E.t r"s" ectfully present his namr as
n candidate for sEcri.f Mt the c,,surn ,inc-
ion subject to tloacticr of tao Demo
cratic PARTY in the PRIMARY election.
july 8 Xftf
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THE FARM DEPARTMENT

Of the WEEKLY HER.LD gives the latest
as we'll rs the most practical suggestions
and discoveries relating to the uuties Of
the farmer, hints for raising Cattle, 'Ponf-
try; Grains. Trees, Vegetables, &c, &o..
and farming utensils, in repair. This is
supplemented by we'll edited depart
ment, widely copied, under the head of
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18

giving recipes for practical dishes. hints
for making clothing and for keeping up
with tho latest fashions at the lowest
price. Letters from our Paris ana Lou
don correspondents on the very latest
fashions. The Homo Department of tire
WEEKLY HERALD will save the housewife
more than ono hundred times the price
of the paper,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-26
DIED
Village Taxes.

Notice i< hereby given to she owzers o< property with in the eo<porzte limits cf this sase kst fhe asseas- cons therefore rsquested to cz af ths City Mar shAxs ofre wls is ex-okEclo ccl1ec<or and psy the e4nz be<ors the first dzz of nsxk nou<A ntcr ukxcA fine fhex sdl teeonle d<ainea<rt. q N- DoDSoxs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-26
ARE YOU DRYe

ARE YOU DRYe Of dot weider were real cold, and you want to make 'em hot,
 Of dot wedder is warm, dot you iaddsr drink than not,
 Of dot wedder is real vet and you want to feel so d Dot Buweser Beer is juste be ha and the ding to try at the CAPITOL. If you been chuck full of troubles. und don't know what so do,
 Of you find it dull init biziness and feel awful blue Und you want to feel real oy to laugh and not to cry Dot Buweser Beer is just to be had and the ding to try at the CAPITOL. Of you want to please the chdrens, and mako de feel goot,
 of you want to make lem fat SC quch as ever you coad Of you want to write some poetry like this, dot s not dry,
 Dot sudweser Beer is just de ding to try. To be had at the CArrfoz.--E. GANZ, Troprietor-- Where you will be able to buy the Budweiser Beer by the case, as low as in San Fran cisco, freight added. His stock of Liquors, Wines and Cigars is of the very best quality. His Lodging apartments are the most com- piete and comfortable in the Territory.
  George $. Porter & Co.,, furniture dealers, etc, fomerly doing business one door North of the c. sS A. Stage Office, Monteznma St., has removed to the east side of the Plaza, south of Bowen, Knowles & Co. jyls-1w eoso Clark < Adams Yard, or Mln, for Clear Lan,- Der. in IT If. Lemon Sugar as Bowrn. Knowles Co. iyl-tf California Bayo Beans, at Bowen, Knowles | Co.
 jy 1-a Frssh Whitaker Hams, at Bowen, Knowles Co.
 jy 1-tf strained Honey, ss ct.. per b. .s Bowen. Knowles Co. jyi-s German frunes, s,s Iis for sl, q Rowen, kneslss kco. iyf-tf Choicest Eastern Bacon, 2a cts 1sr b., ss Bowen, Knowles ( Co. g1-u Lumber Yard of Clark k Adams Corner of Wills and Mopsexa1ma Streets. Hse al kinds of humber. Prescott. sune, IT, 1e7s-
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strayed or stoIen---s2O Reward.

The subscriber has lost two mares-one, hght-bay, with short and tail white star fin forehead, Span ish baand on hip and shoulder. The other, e dark chestnu-sorrel with blazeface and white hind-Iegs 5 years old. Both animals were shod all round.
 The above reward will be paid by returning said mares to NATHAN B. BOWERS,
 Agua Fria Ranch. Prescott, May g, ISIS. may23-wtf
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Strayed or Stolen.

Strayed or stolen from the undersigned, For whipple, horsesone dun, six years oid branded the thigh the other, bay, with three white feet saddle and collar marks, and spanish brand thigh Twenty dollars reward will be paid to the per- son returning the same to this Office.
 W. H. FERGUSON. Prescott, A. T., June IA, 1878. june4-d
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale.

FIFTY veE hrcke work mules and TEN light freight u>gons. Enquire st Signal cf C. H. LIGHT.
 yuly 2s, fsss--H.
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TIGER mlnlns companf.
TIprop SILVER MINING companr.

Location of principal place of business San Francis co, California.
 Location of works, Black Canyon District, yayapzi county, Arizona Territory.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at meeting of the Board of Dire ctors held the 18th day of July, 1s7S an assessment (No. 3 of Fifty Cents per share levied the capital stock of the eorporation pay able immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company. Roume and No. S27 Pine street, San Francisco, California
 Any stock npon which this assessment shall remain unpaid the 2lst day of August, ls7s will be delin- quen and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless papment is made before, will be sold WED NESDAY, the EIGHTEENTH day of SEPTEMBER, 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale By order of the Board of Directors.
 D. F. yERDENAL, Secretary OFFICE Rooms and :, S27 Pine street, San Fran cisco, California. jy22td
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Dissolution Nstice.

The co-partnershp heretofore existing between the undersigned, and known Taylor Bros has been dis solved by mutual consent.
 JOHN TAYLOR.
 JOSEPH TAYLOR. Prescott, July 16, ls7s.-sts
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WANTED.

Wanted an Agent for the MINING RECORD of New York. Address A. R. CHISOLM,
 june2swt4 61 Broadway, New York.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-26
Ice Depot.

Ice in large Cor small quantities at Milligan Col butcher shop Parties wishing large amounts shoulf leave their orders Q dsy in advance.
 Prescott, June g. 1878.
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF ROBERT P. HENDRICKS, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Adminis- raor of the above named Estate, the creditors of and all persons having claims against said deceased exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within months from the first publication of this notice the undersigned, at the office of Rush Wells, 6, Prescott in the County of YsyapAi, Territory of Ari- xona- EDWIN HILL,
 Administration. Prescott, A. IT, July 18th, 1s7s.-4ws
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Notice!

Having this day sold my Cigar store and business to Mr. E. R. Behlov r>specff1lly sohcit for him con- fusnce of the patronage generously exsendedfo af the old stand known ae "BEHLow's CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE O. A. BEHLov.
 Prescott July n 1s7s.-36t9
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NO-rICE!

The Assessment Roll of Yavapa county, Arizona, for the fiscal year ending July 1sf 1s7s having been ts day received and filed in the oce of the Clerk of the Hoard of Supervisors fin and for said Yavaai county therefore notice is hereby given that the Board of Supervisors of Ysvapa county, will meet Board of Equalization at the office of the Clerk aforesaid, on
 Monday, Jzly 1st. 1878, and will continue in session from time to tie until the business of equalization presented to them sha be dis posed of until the last day of said month of July.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON.
 Clerk Board of Supervisors, Ysvapsa Co.,, A, T, Prescott, Arizona. June II, ls7s.-2ff
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$40 Reward.
Assessment Notice.

To Edward Jcce, and John Kelley, part owners in the General Custer Gold and Silver Nine situate one-hAf mile east of the Senator mne Hssssyampa Mining dis trict, Yayapai County, Arizona Territory.
 You hereby notified that if you do not appear within ninety s0 days from the date of thls notice and pay to T. D. Gates proportion of the assessment for 1ss required by law. the undersigned win claim cordng to the mining laws of said district.
 !. D. GATES. PRESCOTT, July 2l, 1878. 1~sed
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bringing one passenger. It left again this morning, carrying out three passengers. The mill was about to start up. Supcrin- tendent Webber having at last secured water sufficient to warrant the commence mert of the milling of ores, of which the company have . large amount. both on the dump at the mill and mine.
 Mir. Ross, thorough business gentleman who does things by the wholcs and never by halves. is giving the Homestake Mine a shaking up that will convince all mankind of its great value or utter worthlessness. The latter we do not predict. Mir. R., has certainly shown his faith in Arizona si1ce his arrival here some six months since. having invested many thousand dollars in different enterprises in Yavapai aad Aasicopa coun- ties.
 Incubation has commenced In Arizona.
 A chicken matching machine has been invented by grntlem m living in Kirkland Valley. The fist experiment proved sue cess. Twelve dozen eggs were placed Tn fife machine and in due course of time the chickens we're Latched and proved to be cooked already for the table. fhe anrenfqr has anplied fos a patent, which he expects Id nrocure when be will start hennery pear Prescott and furnish the Dudley House, Gen. tsal Restaurant, Cabinet and other places with eggs. chicksns cooked er otherwise.
 WATER srour.-Twsnty-tvo miles west of Wickeiburg. on Monday. a cloud burst. and lei bose . volume of water which GOV cred the whole plain for miles around, tol s,,o depta of several inches The arroyos run water several feet high, causing the st..,r so lav bv several hours for the uaterx so yun otf sufficient, to enable it to proceed n, ;ts war without being swamped in crossing fhe Sfresua. The sheet of water covering| she nls;n. to0cthef with the waves ss they Sssl,ei down the arzovos, reminded those who ieasld d,< sreota<le sf tha Hsd sssss: in storm.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-26

All our embryo astronomers are getting their pieces of smoked glass ready so as to observe the eclipse of the sun next Monday, Jnlv 90. The sun will be almost totally oD- scured at this point. The moon will com menee to cross the suns disk at about :5l, p - and will be visible until about :45.
 We learn from Mir. c. Hathaway, who has but recently returned from Mohave county. that the Sacramento Valley, receiv- ed thosough drenching of late, and that the whole country presented the appearance of q vast lake. Capt. Hardy. was ID the valley prospecting for water at the tme the rsin feii, and the supposition Is thst ne found it.
 Mir. N R. stanton, of Walnut Grove, has placed us under obligations for tne lot oi rreen corn. Mf. stanton, who, by the way. ,s a 0ood granger and an excellent gentle man writes sAat Walnut Grove has been v;sited with delightful raid. and that the g-owinv crops could not look better. Nr Stanton has the Peck ranch rented, and thinks if the best farm in favapa1 coanty.
 d TurrE orF.-The Enterprise of yester- day informs its readers that the MISsk Is for sale! Not much. We nave not o',e'ou 'l the MINER for sale, and the Item mus, nave sssn ,ss visionary with its author. kas'lef ..',sss s.s the Enterprise Is the paper that's for ssie. if any paper in this town. as Ns nave cerfs;ulv not been conferred With anu kho~ nothing of the matter whatever
 ,,r;vnfe letter from Yuma intimates rnas .;.a. In.lge Porter has vithdrawn rom the ss.ss' race that the fight will De De s~aen sv Woolser and Davis. should Dasls ssess .sss,.,as "a become candidate, that Sno. ss'sii n ssiII yeeeiss rot to exceed ten votes ln H.s ths s,u,, t.ss aad but vsfy tey iF tne counsy WooIsev M seems 10 be the iavoaa,s s sss.s ssss,e5 ~s1l ' JI, "a syeryuhere else, and viii pe e'se's' hv sn overwhelming maior1ty
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NAF0LE0N AMP THE IIEREA F7ER.

NAF0LE0N AMP THE HEREA F7ER.
Samson Low, Son s. Co., of London:
have recently published Il volume ELL
titled ''Ta3le Talk of Napoleon First
Of death Napoleon said;
''There is nothing terrible in Deathi
lie has been 10y my pillow for the last
three weeks, and noW lie is about to
take me away forever. shall rejoin
my brave companions III the Elysian
fields. Yes, kleber, Dtssalx, Bessiere,
Duroc, Ney, MVrat, AlAssena, Berthier
will come to greet me. and to talk with
me of what we lave dane together.
shall recount to them the latest events
OF my life. On seeing Me they will re-
kindle with enthusiasm and glory.
In his last moments he was checred
Ivy visits FROM his beloved Josephine,
who preceded him to the spirit world.
Count MQntl,olon THUS records one
case OF her appearance, rs recognized
Ivy the Emperor, on the :2Oltl page, Sd
Vol, OF his 'llistory of the Captivity
of Napoleon:"
april Goth, A. u. 1921 1.-The En-
peror was pretty calm during the night,
until about four i'll the morning, when
he said to me, with extraordinary
emotion: L have just seen my good
Josephine, but she would not embrace
me; she disappeared at the moment
when | was about to take her in my
arms. She WAS seated there; it seemed
to me that | had seen her yesterday
evening; she is not changed; still the
same-full of devotion to me. She
told me that we were about to see each
other again. never more to part: She
assured me that-dil you see her?"
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EQYHER

An accident occurred near Moun-
tain Lake Oh Wednesday afternoon
which came near resulting in the death
Of Iohney Coney, Il little fellow thir-
teen years old, son Of james Coney
Of Mountain Lake. Jol,ney was herd
ing cattle near the railroad one mile
east Of the above mentioned nlaop, and
about five O'Clock went up onto the
trestle work to eat Il lunch, after which
it seems lie fell asleep with his head
supported by his hand, his elbow rest
ing upon the railing, and lis feet dang
ling down between the ties. The
Wcrthington accommodation was due
about this time, but the boy was OBJ
livious of passing events. The train
bore down upon the sleeping boy, who
was struck by the pilot and dashed
down through the trestle work to the
ground below, Il distance of fifteen
feet. The engineer did not see the boy
until within about fifty feet of where
lie lay asleep. An alarm was sounded
and the brakes applied, but the distance
Wal too short to more than check the
train. The train was stopped and the
boy picked up in an unconscious con-
dltian and placed in the baggage car
and taken to Mountain Lake. X VIM
dom physician was sent for and DR.,
Bacon of this place was summoned by
telegraph, The DR. informs us that
the boy was badly i, jured, the pilot Of
the engine striking linn on tile head
back Of the right ear. Gushing the
right paretal bone, IL goodly portion
OF which WAS taken out in fragments
by the doctors. The boy lay uncon-
cioUs for several hours, and now lies
in a critical condition. but with prop
er care will recover.-St. james Jour
nal.
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wer in hell by converts from the

EARTH" ''0
Paul tells ushe met with Elymas the
sorcerer, a brother beloved, Il man of
the same character and work rs our
moderD spiritualists; showing that spir-
itualiain is relroduction.of ancient
|sorcery. IL is 10 new thing most Ger
tainlY. eSee Acts xiii, to 10. ! s Paul
said to him, 20, fnllof allsubtilty and
all mischief tho9 c!liidsof the devil,
thou not cease to pervert the right ways
Of the I.ord.''
Paul also uttered 4 remarkable nre-
diction relative to the character Of the
spirits collsultedI and thet persons who
consult them: (Timoth' ". ~ 0Now
the spirit spe;lketA, expressly that in the
latter times some shall depart from the
faith, giving heed to setlucinc shirts
and doctrines of devils.''
AMOS Efr1a
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FREE OPINION.

This department Of the ADVANCED is open to any
one to express his or her viewsfin appropriate
language ypop any subject whatever, whether
Religions, p6ilosopAic, scientific OR political
The conditions age: Brevity,e=wr1te on one
sideof the paper only, use appropriate language
andavoid s,sysQnalities: The name ofsthe writ
CIR must accompany communications, not for
publication unless desired, but as guarantee
OF good faith
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A SETTLER.

A gentleman from Pawtucket, Rhode
Island, who, it seems, visited Mr..
Richard Ellrilge, of this county, writes
us follows through the Pawtucket Ga
Zette: ,.r
We found that our friend whom we
were visiting had located about two
miles from the center of the town:
although in full view of it., and was
engaged in erecting Il dwelling house
Oh his premises. His farm comprises
about 400 acres Of what is termed
trolling prairie," lying very hands ,me-
ly. A large portion OF the virgin soil
has been turned over for the first time
this season.: Some of the old land
had been previously cultivated by his
predecessor, ami was in readiness for
working this spring. A wheat field
gave promise OF an abundant harvest.
while no anxiety WAS felt concerning
the yield Of corn and potatoes. A
''breaking" team, insisting of three
horses attached to il sulky pillow: tt 9
horses walking abreast and the drive IT.
riding, was doing good execution, the
burrows OF green-sward being !. half
mile or more in length. The previous
owner Of the improved land hal set
out Il small grove of cottonwood trees
near the house. which afforded an -
greelble protection from the SUMS burn
ing rays. Here were also some straw
berry plants, from which we picked
nice berries, and, covering them with
sweet cream, we were not ut Il loss in
knowing where to put them that they
might 10 the most good. We found
our friend, us the wester;lers say. "well
tixed;" and if the grasshoppers do not
visit him, or amy more eastern "inv;l-
]ids,'' for u few years, we know Of no
reason why his most sanguine expecta-
tloas may not he realized by obeyil q
Horace Grerley's Injunction to go
west, young man, Since our return
we have been informed that he has got
into his new house, and that farming
has been commenced in earnest. An
organ, and Il piano tuned 10y Gilmore
Of PawtncEet, which sounds better
than when it left the east, makes sweet
music in tile new home on the prai-
ries.