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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
FARM FOR SALE

TNHE undersigned. executor of the last
L VIII and testament OF Jesse Roberts, SaS
deceased. now offers Tor sale the nome D
farm OF SAID deceased, situated / In Green -
ton Valley, VIC miles south OF Greenton post
Office. On the line of the new extension OF the
c. 4. K. X. said farm contains 2iO acres of No.
! land, $50 acres under fence, balance in timber
There is on the place Il good residence, two good
good water, both in wells and spring branches.
S:-One-thlrd cash. one-third IN twelve
months, and remaining third in two years.
For price, AMI amy Other particulars, apply to
sAMCEL ". GREASY. Executor.
maylltf Greenton Lafayette Co., Mo-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
NOT A MlSTAkE

I'HAI GiinCkRIk>, DRY GOODS, BOOTS
L AND SHOES, QCkESSWARE, STONE
MARE AND NOTIONS, can he bought ae low
~ ANY where IN the city, at 1871, Dutch Row.
tlv" hundred bushels OF dried APPLES and
PEACHES WANTED.
sspt!9 John X. JORDAN,
ynn NJ
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

btIltilI'H II wilson anu StllSlIus
l.. Ballard
jane W. Reid. Thomas j. Taylor. ffet'tlon.
John kirkpatrick and Alexander
Il. uttrrsom.
vNO the said Thomas J Taylor: You are
1 hereby notified that SAID plaintiffs have COM
InrEccd i >ult against you and others In SAID
cont by petition. The object an general nature
u which Is to obtain judgment and enforce IA
n'cNlnic = .i,n against yon Tor the sum oil tOuI
hundred an! TIVE nty-iuur dollars and iurty-siX
cents isl3i "liur lumber and materials furnish
ci 10y SAID plaintiff, TO you and said Reid, to be
used IN the building and erecting of a certain
HHrillng-huusr sixteen (G) feet wide by thirty
t5u) i'Vt hong. amt twelve l2) feet high; south
room and first iuor has five wIn:uws, ten by
'lA'e,n 90 10y 10 eight ~, lights Us per plan
one ~ door III front, three t3) feet wide by
seven @ feet high; north room has two (2I win.
i"N~, len by sixteen 90 by i6l, eight ~ lights
amt Two e. doors, three 80 i-rt WI ie tv seven
a feet high, as Ter plan; onr ~ partition door
three 81 feet wide by seven @ ieet high; one III
corner stairway IN north room; one ~ window
IN ru. h gLrlr-'n! ia up-taIr rooms, ten by six.
ten 10 10y 10, eight 81 lights and one ~ batter
door upsIalr- IN PARTITION: and II certaIu privy,
about four ~ Icet Vile by five () feet long ant
seven a feet tIIgh; also one ~ house used as q
blarksIuttl shop, about fourteen "a feet wide
10y twenty t2uj lCsI long and seven "a feet high,
all situated upon tots ten u0j amt eleven az, il
bloch number n\e t1), IN the town OF Odessa, IL
Lafayette county, state OF Missouri.
/ And You are further notified that unless vou
appear At the next telm oil said court 10 be begun
ANA held at the courthouse, in the city of Lex.
ingtOn, on the End day oil December next, ant
on OF before the 9th day thereof, II the term shal
80 long continue, and If not then before the enl
OF the term, and answer said petition, the same
Will he taken IS confessed.
And II l. tu,,n,r ordered that a copy hereof b,
published in the Lexington Weekly Intelligen
GER, IA newspaper printed IN said County OF La
%iaNelt.. ir Iour Weeks successfully, the last IN
o"rt!un To b" al least hour weeks before the com,
mrncement OF the next tenn OF said court.
y true copy. Attest:
FRANK TRIGG, Clerk.
. by Z. Il. DANIEL, ID. Z. octl2-5t
James T.. Clayton, Attorney for plaintiff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

>IAIt. Dt MiS>Dj II, j.
LAFA4srGE CoJSN. s'
III he ,.rcElt court at said county, III vacation
Dcrvu,r 9TH, ISIS
benjamin II. Wilson and Cornelius
l.. Ballard
We. Petition.
James ". Reid ami Thomas J Tay-
lnr.
Ia the said Thomas j. Taylor; You are here
hE m"itIir'i that saut plaintiffs have commenced
Il -ti, against YOU III stIt court by petition and
at;ariItient, 'n- Object aud general nature OF
whIcI i 10 obtain It Judgment against You UPON
an account lDr tur sum oil cIgnt hundred and
sINty->eEcn i .iIaTs and thirteen cents (ssUi l).
being Tor lumber and materials.
And YOU are iurtnrr notified that yonr property
ba- been attached, and unless you appear AT the
uGNtt"rIH OF said count Ia be begun and held AT
the e urtuUus., IN the city If Lexington, on the
| lui Hay al The December term and on or before
| tH- G,n day iIrr"uf II, II The term shall SO long con-
i!nu", ANA II not, th~n before the emo OF the term,
and answer -lii uctItiUr. Tie same Will be taken
- confessed.
AMI It IL further ordered that u copy hereof be
| published IN the L-Nlngtca Weekly IutclliSen-
ger, u newspaper printed in saIi county oI La
iIyrltC. TOR ivnr weeks successfully. the last IN
>crtiun To be at least four weeks before the COM
Iur!!Cciutnt OF the heat term oI this court.
\ lrue COPY. Attest:
FRANC TIitGG. Clerk.
| by .. b. DANIEL, ID. {. ocll2-Jt
I ItGtt as-4 anna { rt-I So - ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
FOR SALE

NOW offer at private sale, Ms execn-
L Tor OF the estate Of Robert \. Smith, So
deceased. siNll->1X ACRES OF I'm D3
BtRED LAND, lying about Al miles -
southeast OF Lexington, on the NarIensburg
road. and adjoining the farm of Major Young.
Will sell IN IL or y acre lots. A bargain can be
had ty ihmeiiate application TO the undersIgn-
ed. JOSEPH +. SMITH.
| annlA.2m hx..1n.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

: ME or h.~>bl III. "
LAFAYETTE COUNTY
~ tue circuit court uf sad county, in vacation
october stu. ISIS.
Eliza II Hayden. Frederick J. Hay
d'n. her husband, Clara l.. Carua-
han, William l.. Iirnanan, her
husband, Oliver ). Hanna and
Henry {. Hanna.
N!,ss ni iI"pps' Je,ss +: HanRa'
Hanna and Charles IL. Hanna,
minor heirs oil Horace II. Hanna,
deceased.
" 0r SAID Alice Hanna, Jesse ( Hanna,
L sIunei u. Hanna. Horace W. Hanna and
Charles IL. Hanna: You are hereby notified tina,
said plaintiffs have commenced u suit against
YOU III sand court by prtltlUn, the Objrct and
general nature of which Is to obtain n Judgment
inr PARTITION among SAID plaintiffs ami d.ier-
ttnf-, according To their rights, MS the same
may be declared by the conr; IN the following
described real estate, situated IN the county OF
Lafayette, IN the state of Missouri, to-wit: All
"a! section thIrty-tw" tS2l, and the southwest
quarter OF Tho southeast quarter oil section
Twenty-Five I42l and thu southwest quarter OF
southwest quarter aud the west half of the
south at quari,r of section twenty-lhrse t23l
nd the northeast quartz: OF the southwest quar-
Ter, ana me northwest quarter OF the northeast
quarter. ant the northeast quarter of the north
vest quarter. and the west half OF the north
W'ei IuIr'er oil section tWrnfy-SIN letl. and tn.
nurihe - quarter, AMI the east half o.! the north.
west quarter Of section tw.lty-sCvcn i2Il |, and
AL IN township i"riy-nInc [49I, of range TWEEN
ty-rvu n and containing thirteen hundred aDC
twenty iii2vI acres mnIe or l,ss: also all thu
northeast quarter Ui section twenty four t2fl, II
i25I. tylnG north OF Back water creek, in John
eUn county, stale OF Missouri. containing abuuj
twenty-five 81 acres, the title TO SAID Land be
INK derived from and through Samuel Hanna
deceased
And YOU are further notified that unless yol
appear ut the next term q! said court 10 be be
| gun aud held Al the courthouse, IN the city o
LrAiust"n, on the 2ni day OF December next
and Oh on before the 9th day thereof, II the tern
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
ADNiNl>TH ATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

.-uiIlE = urreb. gwen that 10y virtue OF an
- "!irr 81 ih" Eivbtic court OF L.1!aH cit"
rn.u... No, III tt" "a me August Term, i>,s.
thereof, IN" undersigned. Thomas j. Fletcher,
.tr. ar-fratur OF Inc estate at sllutA 4. Whit
I!t.eN. deceased, viii on
TUESDAY,, non MEMBER 18th. \. u. ISIS.
at the courthou>. door, in the city Of Lexington
county ct Lafayette, amt stale "f Missouri. AID
daring the -c-~l"u at III" TrubaI" court Ut sIisi
county ct Lafayette, sell. ut public auction, tor
ra-n- The i"liowins described Ian i hciunStUg
Too ~tIi estate jo-wIt: Inc east hall OF thu
-'utjlN" est quarter at cotton eleven an in town
-iIH Blty go, OF rang" tweHtN-S"Stu C..j. the
northeast quarter al section fourteen 40, III
township any t5t}, at range tweniy-scVcn 20.
rNc'P: r.rv"n I'D poles urre. Olurr -"lt ami
d,r'i'd lay John >tapp Ia Robert l"un-, oil IT.
Wc-t emf Ui -alti GuaIt"r section, making eleven
an acres >uii q" Young; and the southeast
quarter "l section eleven ND. IN township liiiN
t.It, rI Tal4-" twtuiy-~~Nru ca, except tile iui-
$40 FrlIN liHuN, la ginning Al The southeast corner
ui aui sC'Itun eleven pIl, tucnC" wret Ih;"r
e.. ,:H!uz AMI nifty t5Hj mi toA linn trcr thence
north seventeen a. drgre's west, IN To- chains
and i hal! ri3.l dcgir"s we>t.tivNcn UD chains
ari seventy t,r) liHks 10 - "tnvk uIk IIr, thence
north NiiJ live aud one hall y.t,a) 'i"grr.- west,
- N'ui,tu "a chains and InrlN ,iD links 10 II
~I.t', thence moth thirteen tnt one halt ti|'aD
't.-ICrs west, sixteen 10 CEaIuS ami my t5-J
j.nh- lea - stake. standing IN Itc north line al
~.''i quarter ~" ton; thence east along said IInt
IliIIy 'jul C1GlIn- HuI "lGnt! -iiv" $50 links Ia
fHt northeast conner OF stIi quarter section
thence south along I'll" east line Ot sHi'! quartet
section ten tiui chains In the place II Toe. .HIt!a-
IA 'h' Last mentioned quarter section. and con-
triuin- ninety one r'iJ acre; al! oi sGsd land.
containing III e nunIlrtI aud twenty $50
CIV, amt !yIn- and being III i.I.aNritr county
M---uuI}. IiiDMA>J LIT HER.
Administration 81 the rstnte OF sa!H'tt \.
-.l,t-ry. IL rrisrt. uctlatG
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

110 ACRES choice iand, we'll water
llO-i, good Apple orchard, Cher NJ
ries. rluIns, &c. Good DYelling-s iJ
or y rooms third cash, the bal ..k-
ance may be divided INTO one, two or three an
nual pas ments. with Interest, as may be agreed
upon. Those wishing TO buy, can examine the
liace, four miles southeast uf Lexington, on the
Salt Pend ROAD. JOHN e. YOUNG, senior.
sraJSnl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
gntflligenfer.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
EDISON OUTDONE - JOY TO THE
WORLD.
Hand and ater.j

1t has beer discovered that an exas-
perating donkey may be kept from bray
ing by a weight appended to his tail.
for it seems that 4 donkey must always
lii that %appendage when Drawing.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
FINE FARM FOR SALE.

A sFL.NDlD Farm of Two hundred -
"A acres, three miles south OF Lexing- nj
ton, tor sale on reasonable terms. nj
Apply to .S
JOHN ). BLACKWELL.
maYje Lexington Ne
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE Df MI>-bG III. L.
LtFANhTIE toC>TN.
Ii IN" Circuit court OF sa.t county in vacation
October ilth, ISIS.
MARY \. kayHnHush, plaintiff,
". Attachment.
Arch.utlt IL. Lection, defendant.
J, the said Archibald h. LcitOn. You are
h.rchI notified that SAID plaintiff has coIntucUc-
cd II -uIi against You in sad court by petition
and attachment, the object ANA general Hatlr"
ui wuIci Is {" ubtnin u Judgment against You
tar The balance due upon IA piuInis-OrS mote, rN-
r.ui.l and delivered 10y yun To said plaintiff,
Ity 81 MArru, l>,i, Tor The sum ut nine hun
'trttl AMI thiTty-Hvc dollars (S.tiI,, due -fN
months after date an! bearing interest at the
Iai" Il ten per cent. per nmnum from date, OF:
been lay you paid 10 sIId plaintiff at the dates
n.r"Iu specified. to-wiJ. September IAN. 1874.
IuTjy e eight dollars Hui ii!t- cents (efo !ti :
October IAN. 1874, -"v'Tfy-twu dollars 81 :
March li"h, lo.J. Two hundred and rnIv.y-etN
dollars aud twenty cents (S2It 2Uj; plaintiff
claims the balance due by you 10 suId plaintiff.
VA >lti note, /" be the sum ui MN" hundred :tut
seen dollars ant seventy -uu" cents tSgI. ~
And You ART further notified that your property
hn- been attached, and uuirss yOu appear at tn,
neat term al SAID cuur To be h"lfcu NJ III" court
hs.i-'. H. TIA" City al Lexington. on THE 2uI day
ul nu,ri;in'T next, amt On or before the sixth
t!tN thereof, 1t the term shall 50 l"u- continue,
Iut II MOI then, before the end OF the term. and
answer said petition, the SAM Will ne taken u-
confessed.
.Aut At - further ordered. that Il copy hcrco,
b" published i'll the Lexington W-cAly intcl!I-
-"tF"r, ii newspaper printed in sad count. "i
i-.itl rii", tor four weeks successfully, tue las
Ili-et ;Iun to be at least Tour weeks u, fore Ia,
enm:u"nCcIncut -! the ucNttcrm oil thu court.
nut copy. Attest:
FRANK TRIGG, Clerk.
Nv &. b. DANIEL. u. g.
IiurHru " son, Attorneys for plaintiff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
MATERIAL FOR SEVERAL SERMONS

From the Boston Post
"Show me the fashion plates of any
age said Talmage. land | will tell YOU
the type of morals or immoraIs OF that
age or that year All right. Brother
Talmase, we suggest the age OF Adam
and Eve. We haven't the plates handy,
but doubtless you recoIlect them.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
SALE.

WHEREAS, .MIsialena Soerp<r formerly
w HcScr) ami Christian Soerper, her hus-
band, ny their cert In deed olIrust, dated Octo-
Der 10. 1853, anu recorded in the recorders Of
flee OF Lafayette county. Missouri, in book No.
5, at page conveyed To the und.rsiYued,
trustee, the following described lot or parcel Of
land, situated and bei.g III Lafayette county,
Nlssourl, viz: Lot number three (3J, In block
nunIhef 'hirty-two tS2). IN the first addition to
The town (now city vi Lexington, according to
the plat of -a.d addition now on fle in the re-
cOrdcr's Office Tor said county, which said prop.
erty Was conveyed in trust to secure the lay
NJ nj OF d certain prOmissory note described in
stiu deed oi trust, which said note is long since
uue ana Remains unpaid; now, therefore, Ut the
request oil the holder OF said note and in accord
aice with the provisions OF said deed Of trust,
J. the said trustee. hereby give notice that /
Will, on
SATURDAY,, NOVEMBER srH, ISIS,
between the hours Of 8 O'Clock y. IN. and S
O'CLOCK ,. m. VI that day. In front OF the court
house door. IN tie city Of Lexington, county of
Lafayette. and state of Missouri, ouer Tor sale,
al paine vendue, 10 tue highest bidder, for Cash.
the above Described real estate tor the purpose
oil pay ing IN" amount tue upon said promissory
mole together with the costs and expenses OF
sail trust aDt eale.
Witness my hand this October 10, 1878.
oCIIJlI HENRY L. Trustee
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

81 | OF MISSOURI, -
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In The Circuit court of salG county, in vacation
October .th, ISIS.
BgnlLmln II; Wilson and Cornelius
+. Ballard
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

GREAT LIMITED NAIL ROUTE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

BY I. Il. pAS!EL, II. I. uCll2-;
LIN 4 AnLLn. NttnrnnN. for ll.LntLn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

F'f-N' TFsH"OI
By =. b. DANIEL, ID { Octl2-Jt
Hal ami Young Attorneys for plainflffs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

iNS->h iHi'', NifIk-
By t. Il nASikL. D. {. octl2-5t
liylanh n kvinnh. AtIorEeys for rlaintitr-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

LntATGrEE 'uUSTY So
In III" Circuit court "i7ai.i county, in vacation
October I'm. ISIS.
HcnJniE;n II. Wilson and Cornelius
/. Ballard
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
Postomce Letter List.

The following is list of letters remaining in the Prescott postorfice Yavapai County Arizona, July 18th. 15lS:
 Armstrong wm-2, Adams Miss Della, Berke Thos., Bishop H M, Rockford Frank, Christian Wm-3, Court l. ], Devore David, Fritz A E, Faulkner. B J, Farrell Ed, Freel tS Freeman, Goodhue J, Gordon l. C-2. Hughes Geo W, Humphry B, Hill W M, Hill John, Harris c w, Harrison F, Kingsley H, Latto W J, Lemon J w, Lam- bertson T S, Martin J D-2, Mulholland A, Maddox Oliver, Miller W H, Mcclure J. Mclaughlin Wm, Jurislan J, Reed c, Reese Chas, Sutton O F, Schmitt A, Smith T. Silsbie R, Wood J c.
 The above named persons will please call for Advertised Letter.n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
THE NEW THEATRE.

In our advertising columns will be found the announcement of the opening of the new Theatre. Owing to the delay occa- stoned by inability to procure sufficient quantity of lime, the Directors have deci- ded to postpone the plastering until the performances wilt be given by the Prescott Dramatic Club.
 The Theatre will be, with the exception of the plastering, entirely ready in time for the performances advertised for the 18th and 14th of August. So far as the stage, scenery, and appointments are concerned, it will be complete; and it is not assuming too much to say that these as we'll as tae building itself will be a credit to the city. The scenery is being prepared under the supervision of one of our disciples of Black stone, whose talents as an artist have sur prised his friends, and the amount of dra- matic ability which few rehearsals have developed in our social circles, gives assu- rance to the initiated that the avs adver- tised will be presented in style not often excelled in metropolitan theatres.
 The price charged for admission Gone dollar, with an extra charge of fifty cents for reserved seats) is the same as charged in San Francisco, and it is. under all the circumstances, most reasonable. The ser vices of the ladies and gentlemen compri- sing the Club are rendered gratuituously, and the money derived from the sale of tickets will, after paying expenses, be de- voted to fitting and adorning the building,
 The sale of reserved seats for the per formances of August 18th and 14th will commence on Monday next at Heads, Bashford's, and T. J. Morgan's, where plats of the auditorium are on exhibition, and as the number of reserved seats is limited to two hundred aud twenty for each perform ance, we advise those who wish to obtain front seats, to be on hand carly.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
THURSDAY.

Tiptop stock is quoted at $1.so to-day
 Gentlemen of Prescott Lave no more use for fine combs.
 Quite number of teams are now que here from Ehrenberg and Phenix.
 Mir. Alfred Charlebors will, by calling at the MINER office. receive valuable letter.
 c.B. Genung, of Peoples Valley, + em- nloved with his teams, just now, at Ing Tiger miae.
 Rvland,s circus will give their grand entertainment for the benefit of Mrs hyiaau' Saturday evening.
 f,arlislc's large team arrived rom Enren' t.rc to-day. loaded with gooos ior i'iel- chants of Prescott.
 The Senator Mill has plenty of vstei, nnu r,;iI;nc If gold ore from tho Senator h'ne ;s now the order of the dsy. : Tes.rs Jackson and Beckers, fsrmqss as;a ID r;st;srd Valley, arc busy fencing lns'' nlsces with baFbed wire.
 Work On the City Hall vill oomn!ense 2 s! ss,s, ..xt Wondav. Then Prescott viii aa<'' 'ro large theatrical halls
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
ARE YOU pRYs

Of dot weadsr were real cold ard you want to make lem hot,
 Of dot wedder is so warm dot you raddsr drink than not,
 Of dot weddsr Is real vet and you to feel dry Dot Budweser Beer is juse to be hsd and the ding to try at the CAPITOL.
 what to do, Und you want to feel real o to laugh and not cry, Dot Budveser Beer is just to be had and the ding to ty at the oAsrroL, Of you want to please the chilrens and make de feel goot, Of you want to make lem fat quick you could Of you want to write poetry like this dot is not dry,
 Dot Budweiser Beer is just de ding to try To be had ct the cArrroL--E. GANz, Proprietor 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 plete and comfortable in thesrerrit1ry. German Prunes, sss lbs. for sl, st Roven, Knowles Go. jyl-tf Strained Honey, 2s cts. per Ib si Bowen. Knowles Co. jyi-u soso Clark Adams Yard. or Nin, for Clear Lum- Der. n17n- Lemon Sugar. at Bowen. Knowles | Co ty1-tf Fresh Whitaker Hams. st Bowen. Knowles < Co.
 jy 1f cAe,eess E.s:srn Bacon. za aets. per h., at Bowen, Knos7es k tJq. y1-0 os,iforniu Bsyo Bssns, at Bowen. Kno~sss Go.
 B Isd Lumssx Yard of clzrk Adams, Corner of wi1lIs aud Montezuma Streets. Ha sn kinds of lumber. Prescott June. 71, Zs7s.
 DIED.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
Fridav's News.

A Mir. Furman, came in by last evenings coach, and Jose Armigo took departure this morning.
 Judge Silent has signed an order admit f ing Calhoun to bail. The amount being fixed at $10,O0o.
 I Look for Fishers Auction 'sad,n which is interesting. The sale is to take place on Wednesday, the 24th inst
 Our Verde correspondent, has, with the thermometer 107 in the shade, written us a newsy letter, which will appear tomorrow.
 The funeral of the late Joseph ". Knot, was quite generally attended bv the citi- zens of Prescott this forenoon.
 Private Dsad SAot has been promoted to the Corporalcy in the Indian Scouts. Good name for a good Indian.
 The Southern Pacific magnates will com mence pushing their line of railway along up the Gila from Yuma, about the first of Octoper.
 Johnny McNeal's team, loaded with mor- chandise for w. NJ. Buffum, discharged car go this morning. The team also brought lot of machinery for the Crook mill.
 The 'sTomahawk,n to be started at Yuma, will, like other papers of the same cast. re- ceive the gratuitous contributions of s great many Greely's.
 The telegraph line has been in such a wrecked condition that we have been unable to learn anything from Tucson since the washing away of much property at that place.
 The examination of Swilling and Kirby which was to have taken place on the 18th inst. at Yuma, has been postponed from day to day since that time and still has not taken place.
 It is reported that Lot Smith, President of a Stake of Zion on the Little Colorado. was killed by Indians few days since while en route to Utah for the purpose taking un- to himself arother wife.
 The Board of Supervisors of Yuma county have their proceedings published in the Sentinel, showing the taxpayers exactly what they are doing. This is ruleable in every County throughout the Union.
 Rev. Father Beckers received telegram to-day stating that three Sisters and the 1 Lady Superior would leave Florence for Prescott on Monday next, which will bring them here on Wednesday evening.
 The Telegraph, for the past week, has been as fickle and uncertain as Mrs. Hilton $ | evidence in the Beecher unpleasantness, and we are left today in doubt as to | whethether Lo is High, or who gets away with the Game.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
WEDNESDAY,.

Bald-headed blondes are getting numer- oas in Prescott.
 See dissolution notice of Taylor bros-s 10 another column.
 The c. 6 A. Stage took out as passengers tAis morning-Messrs. corbin and Cowen'
 Henry Ashton and v. A. More, two old prospcctors, have located mineral soap mine on Castle Creek.
 Tenspins is becoming the fashionable gime in Prescott, and the contest seems to be not 70 much who shall make the most points in the game, as who can stand ufl nd roll the greatest number of hours con secutively.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DisseIutien Notice.

Dissolution Netice. Tse eo-pxrtnershp herstofcre existing between the undersigned and known Tasor Bros- ,has bsen dis solved by mutual consent
 JOSEPH TAYLOR Prescott, July ls. lsss.-st'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-19

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