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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-07

"what,". said an inquisitive young
lady, sis the most popular color for a
bridei' We may be little particu-
lar in such matters, but we should
prefer white one.--[ Elmira Gazette.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-07

There is a young lady in this city
who goes by the name Of Earth
quake" among the boys, because she
has shaken so many Of them.-CTole.
do Commercial.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-07

A clergyman was recently telling
a marvellous story, when his little girl
said, snow, Pa, is that really true,
or is only preachingl"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-07

"MOther," said a little square-built
urchin, about FIVE years old, "why
don't the teacher make me monitor
sometimesi | can lick every boy in
my class but one.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-07

A married lady being asked to walE
gave the following and appropriate an
swer "No, thank you. sir ! have
hugging enough at home"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-07

A student inquiring for Prometheus
Unbound, at a certain bookstore re-
Gently, was informed that they only
kept the bound copies.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-07

A contemporary tells show to util-
ize old fruit cans" Give a boy a
string and a strange dog and he needs
no further direction.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-07

For a sharp paper and one full of
good points, nothing beats a paper Of
pins, unless Il e one Of needles.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-07

There are S9,67S Post Offices in
the United States, an increase since
Sept. LIST, 1878, Of 205. In New
jersey, there are GIL.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-07

by the explosion of small engine,
at Stockton, CAL, Sunday, sixteen
persons were killed and twenty-six
wounded. three or four Of them not
likely to recover.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of Marriage, births ard Deaths'
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-07
CANDIDATES.
FAYETTE HEWITT.

OF Hardin Co, isa Candidate ior the Democrats
nomination a. AUDITOR of PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
August Election, 1879.
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ON MONDAY, SEPT. 2, 1873,

And continue ioriy Weeks, Win haf alton ~ Que
s,ek At Christmas.
Ths former Prlncipal will eontinue in charge,but
ne has associaiei iih hlla-li Prof icnnirs- o.
slanford Fomalo Collexr, Who viii have special
charge ol clas-es Ia the Ancient and Modern Ian
gaaees.
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For full particulars, as to Board, ac., address
MRS. =. q. TRUEHEART. Principal
Stanford. Lincoln Co, Ky.
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TERMS
rEE SESSION Oh rwENrY wEiIs,
LIST Grade, $40, End Grade, s2Os
senior Grade, s25.


IA n MOTTO
IT, No pupil resolved Who aIe To- urea,s iqT pc
,ious sessions.
ma an bnlsdue % the ead Of ,wo months sRes
uiairieulatlon.
afd. An pupih charged fiom time u tniry anti
the end OF that session.
an. No deductions ior ahssnee eaceli An saass Of
protraoied acknsss
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Baggage Transferred Free of Charge.
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STANFORD SEMINARY

Pref BARNES. prof JENNINGS
The next session Of this Institution VIII tegia
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~ regard the statements as a conf
plete exoneraiion of Tilden from all
suspicion that he had any connection
with the men who tried TO bride the
rascally Returning Boards to do their
duty. This, however, without any
knowledge or connivance on the part
of Mr.. Tilden. They acted in man.
ner indicating too much confidence in
the morality Of the maxim, The end
justifes the means l do not think
Tilden's chances for the Presidential
nomination good. His integrity, NOR
al aud political, is beyond dispute. but
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-03-07
PROF. JOS. DEsHA PICKETT

OF Fayctie Coonty, IL a Candidate for the once Of
SUPT. or PUBLIC DESTRUCTION, subject 10 the
action Of the Democratic state Convention In 1879.
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Mr. A. nas.s Nm A :; ;S -; ,; ss,' ''H and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
The Louisiana Liar.
IMn.Iisnn Journal. !


Wa had lost slight 81 the Louisiana prof"h-
SIGNAL Radical liar hut tho election inst wneR
brought him 60 tho front, and thta timntot nun
drop in Madison parish where he iminedt-
ately commenced the manufacture u bare
faced rntAehaoda and succeeded IN having Inc
liea acattered over the land by the New Vt
loans agent Of tho Associated Treas. - ~"
Louisiana Radical liar haS negro huilR VINO
loft his homo before the election, liko ~ ten,
Ant without warming" hr has u coio'"d
commissioner nt election fealfully mAltrnat"d.
and yet that commastaner brought the re-
turns ia from hts precinct and sp"nt das7
here with hla white and rnlorod trtenda, ihN
Louisiana iiau ha+ ma cN-calpred sheriff lem
fully whipped when II Ia Very Well known 10
was working diligently fnf tho Democrats
ticket for weeks ant nfior - the elee.ip ~
president * the Republican executive com
nittap denies the charge under iS own sign
manual, and 80 dacs Constable Bl3tNAat,
and the election ot Il enlnrei magistrate and
your colnrrd eGnstahle+ speak tot Itself
There never WAS 4 more quiet election or one
mora free from undue Influences ut TIM polls
Rut II IL useless 10 follow the Louisiana had,
zeal liar. He Il too we'll known over this hroad
land to be believed. and M beat Ia feeble
weapon thrown without effect
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

III Finarh In his Iust published travnla In
wostcrn Sibnrlt. tnlla Va thnt the grnnl tohd
from Mini Novs"roi ~ Fiumnn, in Slharia.
is bordrred, with fcw gaps Ivy an alley Of
hlrghes, which AFRO anmetmna In double rows.
This, M Pr. Tinach ventures 20 conJeeturn.
must bn Tho longest avenue In the world. ~
was plaut~! Ivy order " Catherine IL md was
To have boon continued to Irlintak. Il waa
forhidden,lnder the eaverest penalty Danish
mcnt Is Siberia or death t. foil tho smallest
Of these trees q precan,pn without which
this unique avenue would never have been
finished Many ~ thoaa treNa arc now shat
tered hy age. and those planted In their stead
aro no longer protected against damage or
destruction hy laws az severe ~ formerly
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

Thn lien of making il train lay down aud
tnIyr M IT, own rails rs t. moves along u
moi A now ap, bit III interesting r"aE alton
nf II III u,ly II, TIA wlin,,n,,d In this .lartlin dt8
IuIIeri,a rnrtu From the mechanical point
nf vtnw. ON i ss'ruGt with I'll" arnnIlnnWf ot
tho futro rrtuir.n4 ~ mnv" train thus NJ
ranged In thu IanlIu tlea iutl"rins th" tram
conelst4 II tllr@' etrtIaR"a, enphhn oi CON
tntntng Ill an thirty children. hni often tnll
'Ihoan Ele drawn hy tNM goats. which WORN
Thus for Bevcn huurl rhoE total load IL about
lNH3 Rltogrnunoa. ~ draw q like WNiAhl II
thrnn cArlilEea on ordinary roadH would re-
uuifs a dozen ynita four rnr each syehGlN Tho
normal speed IA two and u halfmtloa pei
hour The RyAtNm ~, IT course not Designed
for passenger trntiie. INT Tor goods, Rnl III
many PaGrJt. with bad rohda OF nan" might 10
very HNrvlChhlh.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
Judgment signed November ~. 1879.
n. IT, BIGHTDH Judge.
RAEI.MsbAbss.

NEW ORLEANS AID MOBILE AAILRoAD.
IN MOBILE FAST LINE
THE BIORTEBT HUUTH TO EABTEHN
gITfEa -.
HENAER TRAINS.
On and aftot Bundny. November 2, 1879, trains
will arrive and ioave depot foot OF Canal street.
as follows:
IElvn ARRIVE,
No. [ Express No. EXPRESS.
daily. 7 40 am. daily. .......T.so Arns
No EKpresH No EEDrosa
daily ...t.....b:DO p.m. dolly $3.50 DIM
TicketH may be obtained md bieepina Oaf
Berths saoured In advance on application ut tha
Office corner Camp and Common streets. oppo.
sits City Hotel,
diIv J. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

ROHA FfKE VI. JOHN II. rtKE-No. to7is.
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE
! tWorty -ffat day ~ Nov mbef, 1879, Judgment
was renderea In thlR court In tho following On
Tilted suit In Tho words and figures following.
to vii.
No 10 TIC Eosa Pike vs.. John RI. Pike.
ON motion n r Gilmore 4 Hons, NJ counsel
for pIniniT. and ON producing due proof In
support If Rnid plnintifr's demand. tho law and
nviienre being In her favor. 1t II ordered, nd
judged aud decreed TINT The Judgment by de-
fault herain entered on the tenth day OF HOvam-
ber 1879 l,o now confirmed and made fhs. aud
nneordtpgly that there b, Judgment In tayor OF
anld plaintiff, Hosa Pike, wife of John ii. Pike.
aud ngnlnst defendant. John II. Pike. her hua-
band dpcteang n s. phtn,t ion of property be-
tYvaan her and her ahi husband.
H. IL further ordered. adiudgsd and deersed
Tint there loo further Judgment In favor OF said
u nintlH Mrs. Itpsn Pike. wits Aforesaid. and
against detendapt John n. Pike. her husband
tleet0aIng her tn he owner ol the several ar1A
clog Of movable fufniturs hn1 ieWslrv enumsr@
ned md fully do oribed In The list annexed 10
and nied pnrt of plaintiffs . tltlon.
it ID Farther ordered that defendant pay costs
OF suit
Judgment signed November 10, 1879.
n. n. BIGHTOH. Judge.
In Testimony whereof | have hsrsunto set
my hand md afIi Kad the Raal OF the said court.
nt tho city Of Now Orleans. on this twenty sew
enti fny ~ November. In tho Eser Of our Lord
ono thousand eight hundred md seventy. nine.
AT lei
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
AUCTION SALES.

per cont In onsh on The price Of adjudication to
bs paid by The purchaser NJ the moment OF snle-
Acts OF aHs before A. Hero. Esd. notary tub
lie. ut The expense IT the purchasers. dec I'd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
YEAST pew DERS.

r AM RECEIVING FRESH SUPPLIES OF
IL thu celebrated Yeast Powders. the Ghnrtsrs
French and standard braEd1 pnt 90 In boxes
and barrels In net weight packages 81 q ~. ez,
~ and 10 az cans. which will sell NJ the low
est market price. direct from factory or from
store. No IS Natchez street.
no2s i'm w. N. BURRUSS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
1lREAT JAGRBON BOUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW on
LEANS RAILROAD.

THE QUICK FIT ROUTE EABT,
Trains will ienye and arrive wi the OaliiopA
Htreei Eopot. on and after september a. 1879. No
follows:
Ts,nva Arrive.
Egp NO l. els -. m. EEp. No. D. TAO r. m.
Mtgaa No. D. TOO 81. IN. Mixed No. 4. 7:B0 .. ms
Nos and run daily Nos. and daily. e1-
Capt Bunahy. 80
saturday Accommodation for MoOomb City
leaves at B:a0 u. m. ,.n
THKOUdH TO LOulByiLIE CINCINNATI
COLUMBUS. o.. AND CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE. and for 1T; LOUIS Bleeper Y afs
through without leaving the train. OnlE QNR
CHANGE no NEW YORK and EAbTEH1
CITIES. ~
to Vieksburg daily. without change.
Tickets for sale. berthg secured and infOrmR-
ton given ut No. "a Camp street. corner OF
A, d. SHELDON Ticket Agent.
r. CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

An accident of happily unusual character.
which might have hasn attended with serious
rn,ulfe. occurred Mt tho Gobelins Theatre.
Paris. Il few nlghta since. ono Of tho audi
once, who was seated IN the uppnr gallery,
happened to ovribalnnco hmaelf and fell
henhlenr Into thN parftrrf just Az many peo-
plo were leaving tho house between tho acts
A arene uF indeErtibRhie confusion "naued.
and thoan who romained In tho building look
ch FOR tho Involuntary author 81 the Incident.
cxpnetInv rs Ilnd him aeriouely Injured. IT not
actually dying. Curious enough TINT indl~
vliual VIVA nowhere tnbe found. having quiet
IS Disappeared among tho thronE VIII" wore
iRaiinE from tho pit A Rh'emhknr nnd I.
Young girl who wnreimmrdlatsly beneath the
nnot where thn unucky Victim OF tbs laree ot
gravity nIightoI wore eaa fortunate, lo1 nc
ntturl, against them nj he fell md Inflicted
some slight injuries.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

"Are YOU fond OF gnme2" asked Belnda's
husband, stickinR hia fork isto the canvas
back. Mrs tioodlnKtnn did not answer for 2
moment II was clear That tho query had
called up reenIlnetiona pf tho past. Looking
no with u amiln nrcamhnlatihR around The
deep rtlts old Fimo hHd worn In her kindly
fare, she saii When plrniel was alive W.
u4ed to have II good rubber IF whist now and
thon but a. for your now -fanKlt"s gantS
such Al eureka, cabbage and Phy4tduF. M
too old ~ learn any of them. Snt dent mind
ma Theodore Il tho young folks want To
play. III them would be- the Ia4t to inter
trrn with any Of thntr.harnie@a reerimtna-
tons
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
a Man Who Does Not Know That He liz
Ranged
Wick sburg HeraldI

Recently sensational telegram was 7ellt
from Madison parish to the New Orleans ot-
sfrrcr. This dispatch was taken up aid sent
to nil the lirst-olnss newspapers ~ the hlol
"a an item Of news, Instead or heinE an ilet'l
~ naws II Was N morsel If Hes. IL asserted
that certain persons were hanged and others
killed, etc. or course the Herald published IL
because e came "a Il regular press telegram,
but rs ii was eontradicted next Day hy the
Associated Press we paid no further attention
to 1t.
However, one of the persons said TO nave
been killed writes us as follows, and we pup
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

sir George Campbell relates the following
story: | heard u story Of my friend, Mr..
Holmes. THE member tpr Paisley, who made q
taur in The United States and when he got to
chicago he was very anxious To sec typical
American, with his slourhed hat. blk boots,
belt with revolver stuck in II, and SO 81. lie
could not find one for long time Az last he
found Il man who exactly came up 70 MS ideal,
and entering into conversation with him, he
said Have YOU been long hereY Ma, was
the answer, 'I'm jist mouth frae Glasca.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

lish hts letter to give him the benefit IT tho
doubt that he has Of hla own deaths
Editor Yteknburu Herald

ace my death announced IN vont pRpar.
Now as am pllvo aud we'll, and furthermore.
having not az yot made nny preparations fer
that 81 nyanf wlEh ~ thaan preanntE 10 show
" your pRuat aud the raat nf mankind
iangihln ayidnuca IL fhe fRft Furthorm9te.
will iaka Ihle occasion 10 cay ~ all parties IN
teraate1 In my political VOL being tint v"el
atit nnl gut for my ftnndH the Democrats,
Youra truly HENRY FEilK.
IT. HhnIff Madison Parrish. In.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

The Quincy II9uH TOLLS u dmo novel story
In n few words young nun Who was en-
gagged 1T the Theatre Comuue III thht place
Ill fsi4 turned tramp, and WAS found in l"ad
Willie about year ago. ~ then turned pros,
peetar. bought ia interest Ill an Old claim, ana
went u digging. l}ut hi struck 10 paying
dirt got out CT money got discouraged; got
drunk, got into iltt aad got into the chain
gang Then his luck turned Mineral was
struck on the eiaiun, aud a party Of capitalists
gave him $4,000 for hi9 interest. Moral Go
to Ieadyitln. Bay u claim, get drunk, ct
happy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
H.Efa4As. NOTICES.
TIL, BTATE or LOUISIANA.

HtETH DtsTRICT COURT FOE TIE PARISH
or OHiEhNB.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
THE GREAT NAPOLEON.
An EIo Appeared IN Private 70 Tho Maid Of
Honor of tho Emperor Josephine
From tho Memoirs d Madame do lsornuaRtl

From tho Mnmoira Of Madame do Romusnt
I.ounpnrto Is II small stature and not we'll
proportion ihnnpn"r part ~ the body scent
Ing 10 press upon tbs lower portion, Ito has
Eranty chestnut brown hnr ana gray blue
ayee lila complexion was yellow long aE
hr was thin. but later IL h"cnme dead white.
without The lGnst color. Ihn expression ai
his Fptphnnd tho notting IT His oyp tho linre
Of the naao NIL this 10 iino and reminds ono
of antique medallipnE lila rather common
mouth becomes aiirneiivn when hs laughs
Ills teth arc regular. his chin somewhat
short. 10 has small fect and hands. whieits
must hR noticed hscaan ha takes good care 81
thoti In standing md walking no bends
little forward lia eyes. usually duh. give I"
lila fucn when In Inpnaa u inrlhn holy express
niun hut when he is angry his glan0e haenlnns
sIlldnnly sharp and threatening. llia smiln
beeomea him wolf 1t diaarma md reilvnnatas
his nnilro pctsnil aud In such inainents l. ia
difficult "a Withstand his winning expression.
So changed md beautiful In his oeuntenanGa.
His clothing was always ample. URtialy no
wore tho uniform II his guards. Cleanliness
was with him more ~ matter 81 ayRtam than
of lnclnntion lie bath.Nl frequently and
often IN tho inddln ~ tho night. brni,llEn ha
Thought H. good fnr his health
Although very fatnafkahle Tor certain ~
t0llaptunl qualities. nothing wns moro da
haand H. must hn cnnfeaEni. than his soul
| lie hnd no generosity. DO iruN grandeur,
| never Enw him admire. aud never Hhw nina
| rompirhGnd II mobile action iin always aile
| pectod my trace of good sentiment hn
| thought nothing " slncerity. aud newer h"ei.
| tatad u any TINT he recognized N mans supe.
| rIorlty by Tho degree Of ability with which he
! could manage 10 iia. Oh thrHr oCnaslOus hes tie
| lighted ~ tpll tho story that. In his childhood,
| ono III hla unrlna Ind forntold That he would
govern tho world hnca,Iao he had thu habit of
| always lying "Metternch. hN aaih at ~
other time. H. beenmlng statesman. he Hos
we'll" A II hia meatla or governing tnen w"rs
Chpaen Ivy lionnpnrto among those which tend
to dehnan tham lilo fearnd tho tloa of ai1ae-
tlou. ho triad to Isolate every one h" only
/ nuld hia favora Ia Hnrtl a way aa ~ awaken
/ Inuliniude, thinking tllnt the trun way to nj
Iarh men to himself waa 81 1umprpniae
thcm, ANA often oven dagrncn th"m IN public
opinion lIe never pnrdancd virtue except
| whom hn could oyarwhom H. with fiairHle.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
Strangers comlg to Tucson
 should not fqget to visit
The PiOneergeWs Depot
 or \ RHO MA
Proposals for 1nsportatlon.

HEADQUARTERS DH. OF ARIZONA, OFFICE OF CHIEF QU TERM TER,
 Prescott BIrracKS,. T., VI lrch 1, 1879 CEALED PRUPOSAs IN TRIPLI- D clie. with a copy o1 k advert I>emen, attached tO each nurnr thereof, are in- viird, and wilt be rcf,ed at IhIs office untii l2 o'clock. nyon. tudlv. March 3I, 1879, when the propu4 will be publicly uprned--f'.r he tranSOfaTIun 0f pubic properly in this Deptmeut during the fiscal year commend, July |, 1872. and "ndlng June 30. 1880, ct fhe routes m this Department aS Sef fod in specificationS: which with blank forrOf proposals. will he furnished bidders h application to this office. or 10 The eluarermaSferS at Yuma and Tucson DpIs. The attention Of hIdd-rS K especiali called tO the re- quiremrntS of these Spi6cUinnS.
 Nu propn>nl will Gtcbn>id-r-d unless 'he identity and reSposrii itv ur the bid der aud hiS guIrautOrS ri certified there nn by a United States Ctiieror civil mag i>tr'tte.
 The Government rpSfps the right iO reject ihe whole. or ans Eu uf any or all rnpnSalS submitted unE this advertise mcut. aud iO consider sl lum ely the rates stated m each prupos; lotrr each route, and to "r from each tlC. post or place mentioned in he Specilt;bnS, and from or iu any of the StariiuJ anis or place of delivery thereiu meutIpF F, Subject tO fne action of higher uuthortyRs tO award Of cnntracf.
 Envelopes containing pIoSalS to be marked Proposals for TuspOrtafion," 7" and addressed Co the undergned
 GEO. fVEEKS,
 Chief Quartertermaster, parImcnt or AriznnJ.
 March :. 2l-iw
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
Friday S Issue.

On Friday of each week no Daily will be issued, but the Weekly will be served to all subscribers instead. The Weekly will contain Fridays telc grams and l fresh local and editorial matter that would appear in a Daily From this ii will be seen that We are now prepared to furnish our patrons with both TIE DAILY and WEEKLY CITIZEN at the low rale of ten dollar per aDnum. No daily paper on the Pacific Coat "ffcr, better terms c. suh scrIbers than does TIE CITIZEN. The old established dailies in Virginia City, Sacramento, San Diego, Los An geles &c all charge SI0 per annum The Prescott dailies charge fifty ceul- per week which is equal to $24 per year. We hope that puulic apprecia- ton and consequent liberal patronage will justify our low rates.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-07
FRID-IY.
Climate and Customs Of Tucson.

But the winter days of Tucson, month n and month out, excel any thing, in their kind, be ieve, Tn the world. A morning ID wIuier al Tue son has DO superior in all ot the range of so-called Italian climates There is an atmospheric lu>lTe, SD tp speak, and an elasticity of effect, that baffies any attempt at faithful description. Frosi> are frequent, but the silvery crusiings are transformed into pearl drops at one shimmer of the rays of The imperial orb. The days are then warm and con genial throughout, until Cynthia takes on her sombie robe.
 One would hardly think, after few days intercourse with the people, thai Tucson was one of lhe Uuier posts of civilization. For here, upon the very verge of the Republic, and In the midst of savage scenes, may be seen as much polileness and business integrity; more intelligence and hospitality and only a lIile | ss religion and morality than exists in a Massachusetts town of the same population. 4 great many par ties are given here during season, and especially when distinguished mil itary men make Tucson visit The ladies and gentlemen who get up, and who otherwise participate with each other upon all such occasions of feSi. viiy, appear in full dress from top tu tor. l attended reception given to General Wilcox a short time ago Ghere were three given him in frur day S), and out of 57 gentlemen present all buI five were in full evening dress, the claw-hammers being as thick as at d Palace Hotel hop The ladies prc-eul numbered about 9, and their dresses were not made at Ihe White House m San Francisco. many of them mus have come from over the sea The supper was d. correctly (and far more liberally) gotten up as any reception repa>t 1 ever saw in Washington, and champagne flowed as freely a> al any party 1 ever saw anywhere. s. much for the manners and customs of lash ionable people of Tucson. Now, for other claSsrs nothing but good words can he written. On the whole. Sucieiy here k bolh worthy and eXampla;y- B C. T. in the Bulletin of March l.