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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-12
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
SPECIAL TO TIE DAILY ARIZONA Mrsrnl
EASTERN.
Washington News.

Washington, Dec. Q.
 The Advisory Committee of Republican Senatorial caucns decided to recommend the party to commit itself to non-actlon policy on the financial questions during the pres ent session. e | It is reported that Senator Jones intends delivering an elaborate speech on the na- tIonal banking, on the resembling of Con- gress after the Holiday recess. | Representative Foot had an interview with | the President relative to the latter's recom- mendation of the withdrawal of greenbacks. The President said that while he adhered to the recommendation he would not feel ag- gTieved if the party disagreed with him and adopted Foot's resolution. Blaine, in an interview said he would be compelled to oppose Sherman's recommen- dation to strike out the legal tender clause Of the greenback law.
 Senator Hills bill for the reclamation of arid lands in the west, appropriates s5O,- coo for sinking five artesian wells in differ ent parts of the west.
 Washington, Dec. 10. Secretary Schurz says Gov. Mccormick has taken no part in the efforts for removal of Commissioner Hoyt HoUsE-A joint resolution was intro duced amending the Constitution after 1885 that the term he six years, and Representa- tives three years.
 The Senate, without debate, confirmed McCrary as Judge of the Eighth District.
 Albert Johnson was confirmed as Sur veyor General of Colorado.
 A resolution was adopted calling upon the Secretary of the Treasury for informa- tion relative to the payment of private claims growing out of the late war; also House concurrent resolution to adjourn Dec. 18th to Jan. 9th.
 An amendment to the Constitution was introduced in the House declaring po- lygamy shall not be allowed to exist within the limits of the United States
 Ex-senator Ramsey Secretary of War.
 The nomination of Senator Ramsey, of Minnesota, Secretary of War, is confirmed without reference, unanimously.
 George c. Gorhsnn's Enemies after him.
 The Secretary of the Republican State Central Committee teddy telegraphed to Senator Booth and Congressman Davis, Page, and Pacheco, demanding, on behalf of the Committee, that Geo. c. Gorham be removed from the National Committee, and representative Republican appointed in his place.
 Railway Matters
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-12

Persons in calling fer these letters will please say advertised.
 T. ". ous, Postmaster.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-09-18
Card of Thanks.

To the citizens, and especially tho
ladies of lagrange township, tho Com
mittee of Arrangements for the reunion
of the soldiers and sailors Of the Union
army and navy, at large I'm Lorain
county, take this method of expressing
to you their heartfelt thanks for your
noble generosity, free and patriotic mo-
tives In 30 kindly providing for Us in
this, our first reunion. We know that
in your heart Of hearts, you cherish the
kindliest feeling for us-the living, and
cherish the memory Of our dead. Nay
God bless the ladies of LAGRANGE town.
ship, Is the prayer Of every "boy In
blue" who attended the reunion.
j. n. HoRD,
L. L. CRANE,
A. FANNKR, \ Com.
J. T. LAUNDoN,
E. H. HMM.
LAGRANGE, Sept. 10, 1879.
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POISONED.


Triumph Force Feed Grain and Fer
tilizer Drill. Without change of gear
wheels. In the TRIUMPH we ac-
complish all can be done by any other
Drill, with all their combinations of
gear wheels, and that, too, without
any change of gearing There 10 no
need Of changing pecks or half pecks
at time In the Triumph; it can be
regulated to quarts and pints, and will
SOW any kind and quantity of seed per
acre-irom one-half bushel of fax seed
to three bushels Of oats, and will SOW
beans and corn In any desired quantity.
THE FARMERS FRIEND PLAIN
DRILL.
This Drill has been for many years
before the public, and its high reputa.
tion has been so fully established that
for thousands Of our reader an extend-
ed description is not necessary; but to
our many friends who have examined
it only casually, and others who may
wish 20 buy and have no knowledge Of
it, will show with pleasure.
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
Eight good reasons why every FAR
mer should use the Homestead brand
Of Super-Phosphata:
Because It gives the crop quick and
vigorous etart. Il natures the crop
from 10 to Is days earlier than any 9TH
er manure, thereby, in many cases saw
ing the entire crop from early frost. It
viii increase your crop from 80 to 100
per cent. It adds q permanent value to
fertility Of your soil unless you re.
store to 1t what you take away by con-
slant crohping. Il will always prove
what 3t is recomu ensled tn he Oanuina
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-09-18
Dirty.

It's a mean thing to do to gather in
the night time around the nest Of .
newly married but poorly matched cou-
pie and make night hideous with the
devil. invented paraphernalia OF the
charivari. Itfs dastardly and little to
shingle the hair from . horses name
and tail, because the poor beast is faith
full to somebody you hate. It Is foul
and sllmy to r"tten-egg or other wise
besmear . mans residence under cover
OF darkness. It 10 cri minal-it 10 DEM
ocratic-lt 10 damnable to 60 about at
night, shooting, killing, manning and
ball-dozing. I: Is diabolical-devilish
to dig up, rob and mutu-
late the b~dies Of the dead. But the
doer Of all these things is . prince-he
IL purity itself-he Is lilly beside tho
man who deliberately and mallciously
can sit down and write or cause to be
written and printed IN anonymous cir
cular mallgning and blackenlng the
character Of . respectable citizen because
forsooth, he happened to be the nomi-
nee for an Office.
OF such . character is the circular re-
Gently Issued under Democratic man
agement and now being scattered
broadcast through this Senatorial dis
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-09-18
READ AND REMEMBER,

That Fresh Oysters are now for sale at
J. P. Edits Bakery, and when you are
in town and want an Oyster Stew, got
ten up in nne style, don't forget me.
win give you the "Boss" Stew every
time.
Or If you want cold lunch, cup Of
coffee or tea, I can satisfy you on that.
Fresh Bread and warm Biscuit every
day.
When you want good Crackers we
have them. keep Crawford & Zeller's
Best Extra Farina Crackers, besides
Lemon, Soda, Graham, Butter, Cream,
Oatmeal, Boston Butter, and Brack-
nells; am sure We can suit you In the
Cracker line.
Smokers should remember sell good
Cigars. Those who have smoked the
"Bull Head" know what it ie. sell It
and other brands ~ good.
Candies. take the lead in all kinds.
Good mixed Candy for 20 cts. q pound.
Stick Candy the same. Fine Candy but
little more. Now don't you forget me,
just north of Riningers store.
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trict. The writerof ft has skilfnlly and
cunningly interwoven some truth with
great many lies, and with the adroit-
ness of q lawyer, indeed with more
adroitness than johnson generally
shows, has seemed to make q damaging
case against Mr.. Horr. He has ap-
pealed to the sensitiveness of men who
suffered severely and uni Istly by the
failure Of Miner, Parker & Co., making
Mr.. Horr seem to be the head and chief
cause of losses to the community by
that disastrous failure, when In truth
he was in no sense responsible or to
blame for 1t.
Mr.. Horr's testimony In court at
Elyria IL so gartled and mutilated a. to
seem to make him perjurer, when no
man who heard him on the witness stand
will question his honesty or Integrity.
Mr.. Horr was referee In that celebra-
ted case, together with Mr.. J. c.. RAM
som, who was also large creditor Of
Miner, Parker & Co. Mr.. Ransom
would cxonerate Mr.. Horr from all
blame and no one, we think, knew the
facts more Intimately than he, or would
have greater right TO complain at any
injustice.
II this circular was Issued with the
knowledge and corsent Of Mr.. W&ds-
worth It ought to damn him to political
oblivion-to social ostracism aad Indeed
70 exile from the town. Men who love
fair play and decency, and We believe
most men do, win Of course see upon
reading the circular referred 70 that no
man dared to father IL.
1t 10 not In the nature Of communi-
cation to a paper where the writer
must give his name to the editor and
the editor, because of his knowledge o I
the writer and the facts, assume part
Of the responsibility.
1t is stab in the dark at Mr.. Horr-
by q coward-a liar-a sneak. 1t Is in
comparably low and despicable. Oh,
for the pen Of the Okolons States. We
can not do justice to the occasion. We
Join In the prayer that the parties to
this anonymous slander-this vile cir
cular-be either powerfully converted
or that they be consigned to the infamy
from which only God can save them.
We assure every Republican voter In
this district that We have Investigated
all these charges and that they arc
baseless. We assure them further that
we have known Mr.. Horr intimately
for . great many years, and that we
unhesitatingiy and unqualifiedly assert
that his reputation and character for
honor and integrity are unquestioned,
and that no responsible party over his
own signature would dare assert the
contrary. X.
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Those subject to .costivness should
at once try "Seller's Liver Pills." Is
cents per box. Sold by all druggists.
-"Female complaints" are tho re-
suit of impure blood. Use "LindseY's
Blood Searcher."
Lame aud sick horses cured free Of
charge.-Giles' Liniment Iodide Ammo
MIA, yellow wrapper; send for PAM
phlet. Navicular disease, spavins,
curbs, ringbone knee, coffin joint pas
tern and sinew shoe boils, strains.
Contracts made with express, railroad
and ice companies, and all others who
employ large numbers Of horses, by
which money and horse suffering can
be saved. Address
DR. GILEs,
120 West Broadway, n. Y.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pam-
phlet.
1t is fact we'll established by un-
questionable testimony that Halls Hair
Renewer renews, cleanses, brightens,
invtgorates and restores to It's original
color and lustre, faded gray or discol-
ored hair, cheaply, quickly and surely.
The poorest people prefer to buy It and
use Il, rather than to proclaim In man
ner more forcible than words can de-
lineats, though blsnched locks or griz-
sly beard, that they are aged and pass
ing to decay. A very short trial will
convince the most skeptical that It does
eradicate the scalp diseases which rob
the hair Of its color and life.-Fort
Scott tKsn.) Daily Monitor.
Edwin Booth in rheumatism.-Ed-
win Booth suffers terribly sometimes
from rheumatism, and IL he were not
one of the most amiable Of mortals
would, doubtless, indulge in Anglo
Saxon expletives. lie takes refuge,
however, in well smoked oorn-cob
pipe when the attack is on him, using
no other medical treatment than prep
aration originally tested by his brother
in-law, J. II. Magonigie. This affords
him almost instant relief, and in iplace
Of indulging in profanity when The
rheumatism nips him, he calls ior Giles
Liniment Iodide Ammonia, which he
buys by the gallon.
Sold by all druggists. Send tor PAM
phlet. DIR. GILES,
120 West Broadway, N. Y.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-09-18

"A local paper from Michigan, pub
lished near the homes Of c. d. Wilson
and Philo Penfeld, formerly Of PEN
field, speaks Of an enterprise for the
manufacture Of charcoal, located on the
farm Of the former, which promise to
furnish speedy and profitable method
Of clearing the heavily timbered farms
of that region. We congratulate them
on their good fortune In being able to
avoid the expense and severe labor,
otherwise necessary to 1t their farms
for cultivation. We learn that the cli-
mate and soil is admirably adapted to
fruit culture, and that already their
young orchards are producing In album
dance.
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Personal.

Mrs. XII Howk was very Ill with
neuralgia Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Hayes Of Penfield,
are visiting In Michigan.
Mr.. p. Allyn 10 su0ering from . Sc
we're attack Of asthma.
Mrs. Alice vapCleef Of Miamisburg,
Is with her sister, Miss Benham.
Mrs. h. Reynolds and Mrs. R. Hew-
itt returned from the West last week.
Mr.. wIndecker is East buying and
sending on new goods for the Fall and
Winter trade.
Allie Maule and Mrs. Porter OF South
Amherst, are spending the week 1t r.
Peabody's.
Mr.. A. L. Dewey has been up to the
Islands on visit to his son, and brought
some very choice grapes on his return.
Mr.. Frank Gregory was in town on
business, remaining over the Sabbath,
returning to Philadelphia Tuesday
morning.
Miss Effie Benham has returned from
fortnight's stay in Cleveland, leaving
her mother there improving somewhat
In health.
Revs. Mather and Albright are in
Wooster attending Conference. Both
arc expected to return aud have the
same work IS last year.
Mrs. o. J. Hodge, the Cleveland lady
whose broken arm was amputated .
week ago, died Of lockjaw Saturday
morning, without the knowledge Of
her loss.
Mrs. Jao. T. Solloway and son, are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jno. Crowl,
and Mr.. Jno. T. Sollway and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Leece, were guests over the
Sabbath.
We notice In the McGregor (Iowa)
News, among the candidates on the Re-
publican county ticket, the name Of w.
A. Penfleld, formerly of Lorain county,
WHO Is re-nominated for coroner.
Henry Bust, . son Of d. T. Bush,
died last Friday, after an illness of one
week with inflammation of the bowels.
Funeral services on Saturday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. G. Mather.
Mrs. CLIFTON Of Galena, ILL.,, former
resident here, with her two neices, has
been spending week with Mrs. A. H.
Palmer, who gave a party for these
young ladies Tuesday evening.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-09-18
A Card.

An anonymous circular has been is
sued and Is being freely circulated In
all parts Of this Senatorial district,
blackening and maligning the charac-
ter Of Mr.. r. A. Horr, Republican no m
inee for Senator. In Wellington, where
he Is well known, this will doubtle rs
do him more good than harm, since lies
against man are sure to react in his
favor. But lest some of your readers
be mislead by ISLANDERS of this and elm.
liar character, I writo to ask all fair
minded men TO put no faith In any thing
so 10 can and low that even Democrat
ic political manager dare not subscribe
his name to 1t. write to ask all Re-
publt cans to see and hear Mr.. Horr for
themselves. They will be convinced
IS are all good men here, that Mr.. Horr
Is eminently the At and suitable person
for the place TO which we have nomi-
mated him. Yours Respectfully,
N. HUcxNs,
Pres. Republican Club.
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CONGRATULATIONS.
SPENCER.

sPKNcER, O., Sept. IS, 1870.
Another bombardment of Republican
principles and character.
A Cicero Of Elyris, led off followed
by some home talent, an amateur De-
mosthenese. who declared the Republic
can party had left him behind. Not
much Of q leave.
Cicero took the rostrum with that be-
nign expression which characterizes the
sunny side of an autumn pumpkin, and
opened his speech with tho persuasive
eloquence which 30 highly recommends
the poems Of "Mother Goose" He
(Johnson) told, or tried to tell, how ef.
fectually "Parson Garfield" was extin-
guished BY . sort Of politician called
Tom Ewing. He also astonished the
people BY saying. "some Of you men
here tonight, win live before you 90
down to the grave, (qnite likely) to see
the repentance of the Republican party
for their wrong-doing. A number Of
those present thought they could see the
repentance Of the Democratic party
without going 20 far under ground.
Tully, the Democratic nominee for the
State Sehatorship declined to speak. but
found . mouth-piece among the audi
ence. In the person Of an humble car
penter. . resident Of Spencer Mills.
The eloquence Of this amateur Demos
theness claimed Democrat and Repub-
lican alike. We were led to believe,
from the way they moved about in their
seats, and looked sadly into each Others
eyes. they we're conscious of their fet-
ters. He was vehemently describing
where the present Republican candidate
for State Senator was during the war,
but he utterly collapsed, - did another
gentleman, (he was from Wellington)
when some one asked, "Where was D.
L. Wadsworth during the war;" This
answer was howled from the crowd,
Putting up lumber and putting down
money" A. he went on. the fiery orator,
the very sphere groaned In agony; And
then anon vivid flashes rent the air, leav-
ing the darkness more diabolical. De-
mosthenese gave permission to all to ask
him questions. And a. the elements
waxed moro and moro furious, the car.
nal minds OF the Republicans went to
work. Question upon question was
hurled ut the head of the speaker. He
got nervous at the last, and closed with
the following: "Kind friends, I will say
a. did Mr.. johnson. that very probably
tonight have not told you q single
truth."-They howled. Sly 10 mn.
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Late News Notes.

At Rockport, Cuyahoga county, the
young men play base ball in the public
park on Sunday,
The Chagrin Falls Exponent quoted
q recent cheese market report from the
Wellington ENTERPRISE and credited
the same to the Berea Advertiser.
West and South OF the Mississippi
river at least, It is tho experience Of
hunters that the bite Of the skunk,
sooner or later. produces hydrophobia.
Cleveland has had three fatal cases
Of hydrophobia within three months,
and Officer Cowan. q policeman bitten
by the same dog that caused tho death
Of little John Bramer, Monday, will
probably die before we 60 to press.
There Is q probability Of q new line
Of railroad being built between Spring.
field, O., and Sidney. The survey is
nearly an air line, and the heaviest
grade will be in entering Springfield
through Mad river and Buck creek
valleys.
C. C. Bennett, who had lived In Mid
dleburgt, near Berea, since 1874, died
Sept. 9Th, after less than two days ILL
ness. A post mortem examination
showed organic disease, resulting In
Inflammation of the bowels and perfo-
ration Of the gaul duct and duodenum.
j. p. Turner of Gin cinnati, was found
dead, sitting In his chair. An exami-
nation revealed the cause Of death as
being the unaccountable dropping of
his full upper set of artificial teeth,
which were wedged into the esophagus
the upper portion resting upon the cpl
glottis so as to completely prevent the
entrance of air into the lungs.
Robt. Barnes went to Akron this,
Thursday morning, In a hurry. He
made q wager that he could beat Fra
zier's time, which was Oh, 2sm; and at
8 q. M, we received a dispatch from r.
1. Salisbury and j. 8. Warner that
Barnes had reached Akron In 2 hours
and 81 Misunderstanding Frsziers time
minutes.-Medina Gazette.
OUR PorULATIoN.-From q census of
the village just completed by Mr.. L. A.
Beck, It is ascertained that the popula-
ton Of the corporation of New London
is one thousand and fifty-six; youth
between the ages OF six and twenty-one
two hundred and fifty. Heretofore the
population has been variously estimated
at from one thousand to fourteen hum
dred.-New London Record.
A correspondent from Ripley writes
AZ follows: 'sThe history Of Huron
and Erie counties, delivered few weeks
ago Is giving universal dissatisfaction.
The lamentation is-what q bore-sold
and got nothing."-New London Rec
ord.
We gave you the experience Of this
county early enough for you to pront
by 1t. Experience teaches . dear
school. etc."-Eds.
SUDDEN DKATH.-From the Norwalk
Experiment we learn that Isaac Har-
rington, who had been q resident Of
North Fairfield, In this county for
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-09-18
MILLIN Err Y

Bargains! Bargains!
Call and examine my stock and pri-
ces before purchasing elsewhere. There
is no stock to compare with 1t, either in
extent or variety.
Trimmed Bonnets and Hats. at HOO,
81 80, $500, $3.50 and up.
Leghorn Hats, at SOC 75c $1.25, and
$1.50.
Imitation Leghorn, at ,25c s71kc SOC
and 7tc.
Children's hats, from 12A cents 10 81.
A great variety Of Ribbons and Flow
ers, very cheap.
Bargains in Silks and Satins, at SOC
soc 75c q 90 q as sl.s0 and $2.00 per
yard.
New Fancy Goods. Laces at very
low prices. The Finest line of Em.
broidery ever offered In Wellington.
Bargains in Hosiery and Corsets.
Do not forget to call.
sc MRS. H. N. LOCKWOOD.
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Instead Of advarcing TIE price of Over
cpats 70 eolrespoad with the advance In
price Of voolens. us ere selling cheaper than
ever be:ore. Early the Spring We closed
out lire Of beavers, worsteds and chinchil-
Las way below the factory prices. 30 that we
ara selling from 10 to % per cent below last
years pric=e. These prices win be held until
our present stock u closed out Como early
and get bargains. a. We cannot replace them
for the same money. - - -. - -.
s-s tss Suits.
Our stock Of mens and boys clothing Il
complete -of latest styles, elegantly cut and
made Our priees have ever been the envy
Of competitors- We GUARANTEES our prices
to be the lowest. and warrant every garment
to be a. representsd. and everything that
h not satisfactory In every respect may be
returned and I've win refund the money.
Business salts, eboo to $500.
Boys suits, ea.se to $50.
Ha1s.
We esn beat The nativys on Hats. We
happened to hsia Nss York In time to strike
failure Of isrks hat and funishing goods
house, and bought Qults sock at auction.
We vfll sen e go = hat for - cents asyou
win get elsewhsse for a; - soed for Is cts.
- you wm get elsewhere for el-s0 WsWin
cell - gpod GsssnAer eIlk Hss for 81s00 ~
you VIM And in any ethsr store for $50 to
e6.0o. t
Underwear.
have . Job lot oflAdiss underwear at
about half price, No t1oabas 70 show goods.
Gone anA sxani1s car stock and satisfy
youfselves. We 1hink NC have - nice line
Of cloth anA suitiaes - you vill hna N Lo-
rain county. aad Nick knovs just how TO
make thea up. ~
5. sssss.7ss~. A. MITCH. TIE clotAisr.
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Library Notice.

At q late meeting of the trustees of the
Wellington Library. It was decided to
allow all persons wishing to draw
books from the library to do 20 by pay
ing two dollars year for the privilege.
The library will soon be supplied with
new books. Additions made OCCASION
ally Persons interested in the library
will please mention to the librarian,
books they desire purchased.
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Q. G. O. SIR. r. Timetable.


Dloc1eLH CHURCH. .-0ervices every Sabbath at
,Yssg A. = 81 Isoo r = sahhssa seseo, = =
Thompoo0, pooeoR. I-sFF ~ .
coEoRe0ATIoNAL CHURCH. : esrysess eysEy
6abonxh as l0c9o A. ~ aDA 7.Os p II 0obooah
ncAosa g p Il RsAyss Mssting % ThuzsaAy even
MRrHoDisr KPiasoPAI cauRcH-ssrvieee sv-
81 Sase.sh g los0 4 y: and 1901 n naboath
dAy sv>nineA y. q AIor1Ghk pastor. = go 4
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II q stranRs % many people win continue
20 suffer day sfter day with Dyspepsjs, Liv-
er eenpsai.t. Constipation. Sour Stomach,
General Debility, vhea they can procure at
our store shiloh's vltaIiser. free Of cost II
II does not cure OF relieve them. Price -
eeuts- Sold By Everett q Starr. wellington.
an-lDy1 - s--ars -..si,s1s>si- So, 49,
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House ana lot or North Naln street.
Inquire Of A. s. Powers. u


zhorQu&hbfed JefDeys
Wastsd. stock-breedsfs snal dsizynen to
know thai r =. Jenss. OF Warrington, has .
Ans Jecssv hali, brsd By he noted importer
and hrsedsr. ". L Gardaer, Norwalk, Ohio.
1t + th6est8h4rse ald = recorded n the
American jersey Cattle Club Reaister. and
vesy Ane animal Those interested
please ean q his farn in the north psrt Of
the Village. s s16