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Sharp County record., 1878-01-04
KOsai News.

County Court convenes next
Monday.
n The first snow Of the season.
fell here yesterday, to the depth
of about one inch
The wife Of Senator Garland
died at her home in Little Rock,
on the oath qlt.
\ DR.. S. A. Brown has had a
a severe attack of pneumonia,
but is recovering, -
4 Rev. Mr., Steele, pastor Of the
M, E. Church, for this circuit,
was in town and called on us
last week.
MI. J. B. Hinshaw has com
menced EQ erect 2 blacksmith.
SiffUj]p5 T.f'ew i0ds east
of the RECORD office. -:
are informed that the pro-
ceeds Of the Sabbath school
entertainment in this place last
Tuesday night were S57 40, 5.
There will be a sleight OF
hand show at the court house in
this place tomorrow {Saturday)
night.
holidays passed off very
quietly in Evening Shade, moth
ing unpleasant occurring except
the Fore Clifton difficulty, and
there was but little drunkenness
noticeable.
- Where are all the authors of
Beautiful Snow?" With several
thousand of them scattered over
the country, it is strange that
this section of country cannot
afford one or two.
Salem, Fulton county, has re-
Gently completed a commodious
and comfortable school building,
capable of seating about 100
persons. a school will be com
menced therein next Monday. -.
Mr.. Jack Davidson has opened
a saloon on Main Street, oppo-
site the hotel, in this place.
There are now five different
places in town where whisky
can be obtained, and if you are
inst a little unwell you can very
easily obtain 1t lin quantities
to suit" y
The Christmas Tree in this
place, on the night of the Oath
ult., was we'll laden with pres
ents varying In size from a lead
pencil to a dress pattern or other
article wearing apparel, and in
value from five cents to several
dollars. There was a large num-
Der Of persons presentto witness
the distribution OF gifts, and the
evening was spent very pleas
antly indeed.
kc The Sabbath school entertain
ment at the court house in this
place last Tuesday night was
we'll attended; in fact, the house
was filed to overfowing. We
have not space to comment at
length on the exercises, but suf-
flee it to say that they were
nerformed in a manner that was
entirely satisfactory to the au-
dience and credit to all who
l..:4od +boro;n Will eiYo
Sharp County record., 1878-01-04
Sharp County.

Circuit Court. Third Monday
Aftep fourth Monday in March
aGd September.
Vounty Collrtl First Monday
n. sa AaslaIa,..g35 alaEil sNnlE antl Y
UctCber,
Prdbate Court, First Monday
IN FEBRUARY, May, August and
November, -
Sharp County record., 1878-01-04
Sharp County.

representative, Sam + David
son
County and Probate Judge,
A Fl Num-
Sheriff and Collector, Thos Y
Huddleston
Circuit Clerk, ,@lno NJ Wasson
Treasurer, Robert Gray
Assessor, Ino W Rristow
Surveyor, Tolbert McGee
Coroner, A r Hipp
Sharp County record., 1878-01-04
Official Directory.
state Officers.

state Officers.
Governor, w K Miller
Sec'y Of State, B B Beavers
Auditor John Crawford
Treasurer, TlQs ] Churchill
Atty Gen'l. VIM r Henderson
Land gommisn'r, j n smithee
Supt. Pub. Schools, Geo w Hill
Chief Justice Supreme Court, b
H English.
Associate Justices, D Walker,
w M Harrison.
Clerk, Luke E Barber,
Congressman, 4thh district, Thos
M Gunter
State Senator, 9nd district, JB
Judkins
Circuit Judge, 3rd circuit, VIM
Byers
Prosecuting Atty, 3rd eircnit,
j I AheFRethy.
Sharp County record., 1878-01-04
S.:a Is,sssss 4 Ssrder.

RI Justices, Court, Piney Fork
township, Sharp county, Arkansas.
ID lyirs TIFF. ifI --'--'----
Sharp County record., 1878-01-04
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

RATES OF A1&i||f|s'SG.
One column, one yea $50 90
One-half column, one year, 90 90
Ona.fourth column, one year, 30 O0
Professional cards, per year, 10 09
Yearly advertisements, payable
quarterly, on demand:
Transient advertising, ten cents
per line, cash in advance.
Marriage and death notices, not
over ten lines, free; more than ten
lines, half transient rates.
Legal notices, at Statute prices.
No legal advertisements inserted
unless paid for in advance.
Sharp County record., 1878-01-04

Court Directory
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, 1878-12-19

err it is squash pie. felt nervous
to hear him talk; in fact WAS all of
a trcmblc. AT last | mustered up
courage, and says !, Mister, will
cock reaches eat squash pie =? He
stopped a minute to think, and then
he said, No, they will not eat squash
pie; there is something about squash
which cock roach hates as bad as
flcas hate Lyons flea POWDER
was glad to hear him say so, for now
| can eat Of the fruit OF the vine |
mean squash vine without fear Of
the bug that has vltriol in its gums"
The next day being Sunday, the
mail steamer Dispatch came along;
and, afer parting from my friends,
with many an invitation to come
again and spin yarns over a Christ
mas turkey, embarked and arrived
safely in Neeah Bay, on Monday
morning.
have purposely avoided making
any mention OF the subjects of poll
tics, religion, crops or farming topics
as they are best served in dish | y
themselves. Other places in tie
county are well deserving of notice,
and | may on some future occasion
interest your readers by pleasant de-
script!ons of Port Angeles, Pisht,
Clallam Bay and Quilleute. | will
only add in closing that if my friends
in Dungeness and Sequim enjoyed
themselves as well as l did, they all
had very pleasant thanksgiving.
May their shadows never be less and
may they all live to see many returns
of the season Of returning heartfelt
thanks TO the Giver of all good for
his gracious care of us, and to the
President of the United States, and
to Governor Ferry, for appointing
the time honored day in which to
give our public thanks with appropri-
ate ceremonies.
, 1878-12-19
L S IT, LOST!

Mr.. d. G. II. Rothschild, of the firm OF
RothschiId & Co., of this place, has been
unfortunate enough to lose heavy. gold
cross ornament for his watch chain. 1t
bears Il Masonic emblem of the 32d Scottish
Rite, and letters and figures as follows
ID. C.. II. r., 1872" A reward of s.
will he paid to the finder.
, 1878-12-19
NEW STORE
General Merchandise.
C. w. MORSE,

OAK HARBOR, W.T.
"a Produce bought. and supplies of nll kinds
urnished ut the lowest cash prize.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
An Understanding Arrived At.
Virginia City ;Syv.) Chronicle.

Virginia City ;S-v.) Chronicle.
 About 10 o'clock this Ill lrniny a tramp went iltl c strret salooI, and devoted ten minutes m very z.alous m inner to the lunch table. By the time he had Ill s,ica el about a pound of corn beef, the bapkeeper stepped up and rcmarcd:
 This t,bl. is fir drink .rs."
 "Then why doI't you bring on your d,inks? I've been her: ten minutes and Invent seen a drop of anything. If it's q drinkin' table, where's ihe fuid?'
 "I meal it's fir the patrons of the bar" said the barkrep,r.
 linen why aint thy h. re? l suppose you mcan that a nun must spend money at the bar btfo.r he eats ?"
 Exlc;ly."
 "That trkes me in. I took drink here List sumner and didn't Cat a mou hfIl. and if 1 amt cnti- tied to q lu.ch on ihlt drink thel th.s sy stem must be q fIilurc all round."
 But the pl.ce hls changed hands sine. then," said the baikeep- CT picking up bung-st ,ri.r. "Ah, inleel," replie the bane hummer; that fact. as your g st. ura would imply, r,ise' Il new and emb ,rr.lssing complication in our diplom liic relations. I w.ll tiera- fore r.cede, as it were, from my original position and wait the as- semb.ing of the Pace C'mgr ss."
 H. hld been grrdu lily backing towards the door as h, spIkr. and he dod scd out just in time to era le the proj.c:ile huriel at him by the indignant saloon ltic.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

tlngs, and if it Was known that al al a cei tain season of the year d fa; animal woull be sure to bring q good price, all the animal. which they cold sell would be put in m IT. ktt fat al just tl.:t seIson. 1heft would not be a Golur bet in tn. township on scrub ho.se-rlce, bai there woull be q pleas mt paiutet school-house built the first SC lson and the children would all acluh, an idea that home was the plaas.in
 est lace in the worll, and not
 place to run away from. We fc.
 the trouble IS, that the breed |,
 farmers, like ihe ble.ds If hors, and c.Gtle in Ca ifo nia, is dcgen. eraiins, and that th re is g, ting tc be too much mus ang in rhe stock
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

The E.ko Post is the. only paper n the Coast which would publish he following: A travelmg minister ,bsel vcda rough-look ng man luurg. ing in front of an Elko saloon last Sunday, and approaching him, asked: " My friend, do you know where men go, eventually, who hang about saloous and gamllins-housc on the Lords dly ?" Yer wh;silin'. do, pard. They spar for grub here till ilc hash factories tumble on their racket, an then some on 'em strike ont fur Tu-cirory an q few driIt over to Eureky. I'm fly on that pr. grnnmr, p,rd-bin' over the routes myself" The minister pinned ol an agonizing smil, and sadly passed on.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
LEGAL.
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of an execution is ned ont of the District Cuur of the Fir-t Judicial Dist ict of the Territory of Ari z'pa in ann for ile County of Pnal aud to me directed, wherein sIn com made fo make the snm of I wu thousand f.ur hundred and twenty four dollars ai q sixty five cents damages, with int-r,st thereon at the rate of tel pe cent psr annnm till pal i"ge h. win inc sum of For hunired and twenty eigh dol ars amt thirty .ents ros's i"g-t CT ita the arrruing rost wh,rrin Jo>eI.h Cullinc wond A. Hame slag ard s Silvrri crg are e. part doing husin' unde the firm name and st, le of Jo>rph C"llingw"od & Co az pl in tifs and the Duryea A.il and a'er Company is defendant. have levied uI on "ne certain two siamr q 'arfz mil. situate in ';I"he Mining DistIici. Maiir"iac. uuty. Territory ci Ar ' na, lncat-d ;i1 uf fhree mi es Tom The (hamt ioa mine in Mariropa Cuunir. A r. Present c.Irlc- ny Six tons per d.y. Also he fl owing des- crihed ppr'Oia al U'"perty. wi tOur tanks qIsci silver; 20r0 pounds hursione- a qnanti- ty Of mill io l.; iron blo k and tackle; 5C ie.i rubber Lose: lslvl; beiloWs. 2paii Fairbanks srales; q quantity of mill f"o $; Tair silvei muiIl,is; rock '.v'; mill si Q; ton "T.', l ab br Hui ding inx one .ior': adoi'r F l. lUXl2 one story; l abube buii'iing l2xl4. oLe story; | warehouse. ad he, iOxl2. and camp tents All of tne ahuv. adobe buildings being situate pOn fhe Buryea Mill and Water site SIS mention d above.
 Notice i> hereby iven that n Saturday th. ffte@hih dHyof tune, 4. D. S7s, he r., hours of len o'cl'r-k AM. and three o'c ork F NJ. at he pury-a Mill in Mari,rpI cuun'y. Ari- znna T-rr Iury. l will rxIsse for sale a I uf thr described prop. riy io ihe highest and b st Ii der ior rash all or The right title and in est "f the liuryea Mil aud Wa'er c. mi Iahy in and tn the ai owe de rrib-d pr,.p-r-y.
 McMiileuville. Maricn; a c..un'v, AT.
 GEOLGh E MUWRY Sh-iiff
 By t+EoRGE l. TU NEK DrPnr, She fir. A If
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

Major JOa's of lhe Texa- R rnSers- repo ts tn tt the Texas mail robb rs are on the blsis of business yn lure ly Bus, Ihe l ad,r or clpt .in of inc g,ng. H. pays his men regular salaries, takes all the chances and all t,ic p'uuder.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

A dozen men were sitting in a saloon last Sunday, when f'mal,. voice was h ard from an adjacent door sep. Well, good mornil 2, Mrs. B'al.k. Ii 1 had an, thing on l would go win you" Tn. re was a mad rush for the dcor, an ager, ex- ciunt crowd, With ou.str tened ncck$. lecrir g over each others shnullers in tie direction whence the voice proceeded, and then q T, tmn to Il e vacated cl aiIs, WI ile one of the party ask. d, "Wl.ai g"od does it d. woman tp l.e that way anyhow?''-Elko (Nev) Pot.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

Tucson, in the Cayetano mountains, and 9 miles from Sinta Cruz river. The mine is owned entirely by SIe- ramentans, and as the asstys are sil to run high, and the inrlires now.in are repnrtel to show a W, Il defined, broad and properly encased
 edg., the owners confil,ntly expect
 O make their fortunes out of the:r venture, and hence boast of the.r ownership with much exultation.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
LIFES REST.

Youlean from y,ur casemeut small
 And look with lOngineeyes To the hills beyond. nor rec
 The beauty that nearer lies. And you sigs In discomfort
 That y0ur life is nsrrow and shall; Do you unt know. little maid,
 That your narrow life holds all That can make it sweet and true-
 That can make it iair and blesti Of all he worlds EOcd gifts
 rea have the very b q. Out at work In the fields,
 Husking the yellow eurn, Is . man whose honest heart
 Beat. for yoa night and morn. Were you tn searrh the world,
 What would yOI hope to f:d Bett' fir heart or hand
 Than this you would leave behfsdi Ahi lit.ls girl the hills
 May glow with s splesdid grace. But the valley. after all.
 Is very pleasant p ace. And nothing that life can give.
 Be it ever 70 great and sweet. Could be ens-half 60 grand
 As this love beneath your feet. Though the hills seemed giory-ernvned Yet the hills are bleak and drear: But the valley is sheltered warm
 Stay in the valley dear.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

Capt. T. c. Tupp,r hts been or d,rtd 70 proceed via Fort Yuma to Camp GraIt. A. T., with d deiach- ment of two non-commissinned off cers and twelve men, anu 9S horses for c,mp mies of the Sixth Cavalry statiorrd in Southern Arizoaa.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

Judge Twerd, fate |. s. District Judge, in Arg na, hts b,.cn ap- poin.ei attorney fo' the McCrackin mine. We are slId of it. The Judge Is squir3 man, and was re- movel from offic. oI fdls i.liolmt- ion. His oil Cl i!ornia friends wi l b. glal to he+r of his god fortune. Lbs Angc.cs Republican.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

The mod st ma of ihe Post sa ays; |" Lena " sends Us a po.m, asking '' Oh, why am 1 yearning for thee ?'' Indeed. Lem, we don't see how you cIn help it; and yet we have never given you any IeIson to think we could ever le 10 you more tlian a friend. Suppress your ycainines, deIr girl, and try 10 forget us. The hairowng thought S, meiimes comes 10 Us flat we were placed on tn, s ear;h solely to Lreak hearts. Oh, why wrre we not born r'c;i and rc- SD, ctable in-teld of beautiful.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

Lieut.. $. c. Nils, now at Tucsor, is ordered 10 proceed 10 PIcnix and inspec: rrpars HOW pr"gre sing on the military telegraph line between that point and NIaricopa W,lls. He will report in per,ol to tle Cnmman dig Gene;al lhe result of lis insp, c tiJn.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
Interested Sacramentans.
Record Uninu.


 Several business men of Sacra mento are just now conIid-rably excited over the promising reports they are rec lying from some mining property they own il Arizona. II is called the Sacramento mine, and is said to be rich in s'lv"r ore. C. K. Daugherty is the President of the Company, and the reports come from Charles B.ll, the present Su- perintendrnt of the mine, of the firm of Walther & Bell, of this city. The mine is located 5s miles from
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
GenteeI Lies and Slnms

There is one f,ct very amusing to the cynic Il lo1kers-op at the \ l. tional cap;t I. This is lhe gorgeous and cn,t,y iaime..t which ihe ma!e and ], male Jc. kei.s make their favoiit's wear. It is all pure invcn- ti"n. We know a little modest br. gh;- eyed gil who real il discliplion of hers If in a JOmn.l one mOi ming shortly after her appearance in Washington, and was fist amazed and then chagr.n d at the a.cou t, thinking the ready wiiti r was mak, ng SD Irt of h r. SI, cri Il over the matter fnr an hour rcfnsing to be comforied. The dhugl ter of d |. CIV ly created official with but two gowns -beg pardon dress ai.d tho,e village-mAde, she could moi cnmpre hend the fact that she vo-e re Il Worth the night brf,re The vile wretch, cried feminine ia >iiionable cosrrsponie II, referring thereby to soci, ty womin who had slighled Ter, " this is my reward for sormel ting my imagination and tearing ur my Conscience in making d e,ses tol hcr-the miserable buw,ly :"
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
Calfornia Farmers.
Virginia (Ss@.J Enterprise.

A car lad ot eggs was llnd"d III San Francisco, yesterday, from Chi cago. It cost as much to produce those eggs in Illinois as it would in California, but in some way the men of Illinois were able to ship them ?. 900 miles and pay 5000 or $500 freight on them. With plenty of Government land unoccupied, Cal iforn;a yearly pays millions of do,- lars-we wish we knew how many milliOns-for eggs, poultry, butter, cheese, potatoes and bacon. The statement shows that somewhere there are two essentials lacking, which are absolutely necessary to prosperity in any country, and those essentials are Industry and Thrift. If California did not furnish natural pasturage; if stock had 10 be fed there five months in the year, as it must be in the Eastern States, there would be beef famine every win ter. As it is, thousands of head of beeves have to be shipped from this State to California every winter, when the feed becomes poor over the mountains. Our humble opin. ion is, that men who carry on fai m- ing as it is generally carried on in the Gollrn State, do not deserve to prosper, Through whole tracts of country there, every year when lhe wip'cr storms commence, the farm CTS know that if the seison wov: s to be hard one, lialf their herds will die, for hardly ahy provisions are made for them. The farmers  repeat this practice every year, and
 still through the long summers sit in the shade half the time. They see their fields grow sere in June, though great rivers are running by them Twenty inches of water taken frcm the stream and put upon their land would produce twenty acres of alfalfa, which would yield 100 tons of hay, and then would furnish Easturage for thirty COWS all through the Fall up to the lst of December. There are hardly one hundred and sixty acres of land anywhere in the foothills that do rot embrace ten acres which would raise good wheat. A man without any team could for a months work get neishbor to blow and SOW tn acres Of wheat. How many chick ems and turkeys would ten acres of wheat raise and faiten2 Ifflom some township in California the peo- pie could be suddenly taken away, and their places supplied with the men and women who have to make Evings from farms in New England, New York or Pennsylvania. the change would produce transfgura- ton in three years. One thing i- certain. The new corners would buy neither butter, cheese, eggs
 chickens nor bacon. They would be better dressed, too, than the present residents, have more com fortable and pleasant homes, and more books and newspapers in their houses; they would have but little stock, but thors would be no mus
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

CHAMPION SILVER MINING COMPA- Onv-l Ors,iiun oi Irircpal place of business. san ahc.sro. CHl:fur'ii-I.ucaf II of N orks Globe bis ri't. MHricuIa Co.,. Ariznna Terri ioiy-Nutire-l here are deliI q srnt up.n iIs following dsscrihet si' ck. Hrrun. | of as- s ssn'ent (NI I-) levied the El'v. nth d-y fl ApriF ls7s the several aIBrilnrs $. "ppo- site ihe naInes of the respective share holders. as f., ,lloWs.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

L.. J. Vel stcr was the purchaser at shcriff's sale of all the Champion mining company's interest in and to that certain mine of that name situ- at.d in tlis district.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

The Salt River HERALD (Arizo- nal hIs met with deserved success and nropos's to enlarge it's dimcn- sions shortly. - San Bcrnardino Times.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

The HERAID is the youngest, and by far the most cilculated paper in Arizona.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-05
CAIRO ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1878
Gkt BuIletiu.
THE BLACK BALL LINE.
Life nc Sea fn Old Times on the Liver.
pool and New York Packets.

Life at Sea in Oid Times on the Liver.
pool and sew York Packets.
New York Letter to Detroit Free Press.)
II only made one trip on Black Ball.
err" said an old sailor to me; shut 1t lasted
me ever since, I've had mine. l was
third officer, assistant deputy devil like,
and they kept me busy. Two days out an
old gray.haired passenger caught ship
fever. The old steerage folks did what
they could for him, but the officers or
crew didn't take any notice Of him. He
died, Of course, and AZ It came in my line |
bad the body brought up TO the port gang
wsy--'larboard' We called 1t in them days.
Then goes to the second mate and asks
him for canvass TO sew up the body. The
second mate hs stares bit aud tells me 10
10 10 the first mate. goes 10 the first mate
and says, MIR. Brown, can have some
canvass and shot to bury the old passenger
that died this morning? AnG Mr.. Brown
he grins and says: well. I'm be dsm!-Go
aud ask the old man. didn't particular
ly like to, but howsomeyer, walks up to
the captain and touches my hat and say:
III you please, can l have some canvass and
a shot TO- what in the -
do you want OF it y says he. ITO sew up
the body Of the old passenger that died
this morning, afore We have the funeral
service over him. says |. Then he stares
at me, then he swears at me, and then he
says: Come here, you bloody lubber,' says
be, where's that old corpse? You want
him sewed up do you: You want TO have
funeral service, do you: You want TO
start a csmp-meeting abOard this ship, do
you? ODeI that gsngwsy, you split cod.
fish, I'll show You how to funeral the old
son OF sea cook" With that he snatches
the old man by the hair and sings him
overheard with m oath. That's the kind
OF funeral service We have on board this
ship, young man, Gays he, and when we
get hold Of canting shark that talks TOO
much he sometimes, tends his own funeral,
tool"