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Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

L.nterns. saddIs-. piotures- s. & C.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

Wool lined boots and
shoes at McGee e .MOOreS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

Mrs. White is closing out her
cloaks at cost.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02
Followed BY Discussions.


Under the heads Of discussions" after giv-
ing attention TO the immediate proceeding pape or
address, various subjects connected with Hor,i-
culture and POmoIogy will be introduced and in
tersPersed from day 70 day, and time 70 time, as
eiTeumstznees NAV suggest and permit. Under
these heads viii be considered '.Soils besrad.pt-d
70 successful Fruit Culture" "Whzt Fruits
have been mos, successful in our State s'Whai
IS most advisable to plant for profit ," "Loc7-
tion," ''Planring," ''Cultiv4ting," ''H1ndling
and maTketing,' "Care Of orchards and vines, ''
"FOresn,' etc, esc., and such other topics as
NAV present themselves.
a number Of papers b. nonresident friends
who are unable to attend viii Be read. Quite a
number Of our own citizens have promised pa
Pcrs and short addresses We are noc advised As
10 subjects. They viii Be interpreted As cir-
cums,znces viii admir-.
It IS hoped friends who ezn, viii bring wint-r
Fruits for exhibition and inspection.
The Floral friends AZ Lincoln viii see TIA, the
Hall in which meetings arr held IS suitably dec
Grated for the occasion.
ROBTs ". FURNAS,
DANI H WHEELER, President.
Secrerarv-
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

Axe handles, brooms and ropes. & c
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

Chairs, tables and bedstedds. 5. & c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

Everything in the School
line at NickeI1's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

Axes, nails and forks. 5. & c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

Call at j. L. McGee'S for
UOLC7' QJLeeNSJCGre.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

I have a nice lot of fine
M d 5 1CAL IN S TR o.
mENTS which Twill trade
for corn. B. STROBLE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

BARGAINS IN CLOTHING
At HACKNEY'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02
GIEL BROTHERS.

- OIL, Goldfish and bacon. s. &C.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

Iron, horse shoes and timber. sac.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

= Axes and scoop shoveIs. s. & G..
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

For handsome shirts 90 to
u. L. McGee's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02
Charter! Charter z!

Cranberries, pickles. honey. 8. & C.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

Programme Nebraska State HOrtieul.
tural Society.
Winter Meeting at Lincoln January
D., % and p, 1879.
FIRST DAY.
MORNING.
WelcOme-By The President.
Renewal Of Memberships.
Reports Of Treasurer and Secretary.
Arrangement Ct Fruits FOR Exhibition.
Reports of Chairmen of District Committees.
If time permits, volunteer discussions.
EVENING.
Address BY HON. J. STERLING MORTON.
Substitutes and Homes"
Followed BY Discussions.
Address BY D. W. KAUFFMAN.-Subjecs-
"Plum Culture"
Followed ty Discussions.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

Fora handsome cea go to
j. L. McGee'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

Ladies, you WiA find the
best assortment of silk
bG7dberchiefS and ties in
torn at NcCee q MoOre'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

Buckwheat -four and meal. s. & c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02
Nebraska Railway.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1879.
Tea, Coffee and Sugar. 3. & c.
Choice brands of -four at Gates.
Nilburn wagon is superseding
all others.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02
EVENING.

Address by PROF. S. r. THOMPSON.-Sub-
ject- Not announced II tine Of printing
this circular
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02
THIRD DAY.
MORNING.

Address BY JAMES T. ALLAN.-SuBjcc,-
''Foresrs,"
Followed BY Discussions.
Arrangement Of Premium List for next State
Exhibit.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02
STANDARD WEIGHTS.

The following table shows the number %
pounds Ia = bashel Of the vartoHs articles
rnar~Arrez.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-02

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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-01

How MUCH CAN a Squash LIFT =
\ gentleman once tried an experiment to
sec how much plants could lift by their
growth. lie took young squash and put
it into a harness or frame Of iron bands, SO
made that it forced the squash to grow up.
ward. Then he passed an iron bar over
this and hung weights on the end Of it.
Day by dav he added to these weights, till
the lever broke, and then he used railroad
iron till that bent under the weight. The
squash kept on growing in spite Of the
weights. August II it was put in harness !;
August u it lifted sixty pounds August
81, five hundred pounds, and so on until
October 81, when it raised five thousand
pounds. At this point the third lever broke,
the iron bands gave way. the experiment
was given up. Even when walking in the
city streets VIC may sec examples of this
force Of growth the pavement is lifted up
by the roots under it. Once three muoh-
rooms lifted pavement stone weighing
eighty pounds
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-01

uttered but infinitely powcrful-so hti be?
That sayin' Of Miss Margarot's struck into
my fancy astonishin severe, an' that's the
reason why mind it word for word. She's
an cxssrornary procurin' woman--shc'll git
you long aforc you know where you are, if
don't watch .out-an' you do, she'll git you
you emmy how. | kin remember cen a
most every word ever heard her say. Miss
SkiuHint she didn't know, egszackly how to
answer, an when Miss Margaret sed good
mornin' [ thought never did sec her look
half so handsum-hcr soft brown eyes
looked cen most black, an sparkled So
an there wuz the daintiest little color cum
up in her cheeks, jist fur all the world like
the sun shinin' through a heap of rose
leaves. When she wuz gone, | paid my
dollar to the dclcgashun, an begun to look
roun' at the rest.
TO BE CONTINUED.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-01
TO BE CONTINUED

LARGE LEGACY TO JEFFERSON DAVIS.
New Orleans, July Sit is learned that
the late Mrs. Sarah n. Dorsey, of Missis.
sipi, who died in this city last week, leaves
a will bcqueathing her whole estate to JET.
fcrson Davis.
In making this bcquest, Mrs. Dorsey
refers to the great services and sacrifices Of
MIR. Davis on behalf of the South, and re-
proachcs his countrymcn for their failure
in gratitude and appreciation for such SER
vice, and regrets the small contribution
which she is able to make for his relief
The estate embraced in this legacy in-
cludcs two large plantations in the upper
part Of the State, aud the elegant villa ut
Bcauvoir, on the sea coast, where Mr.. Da-
Wis is now soourning, the climate and sit
uation Of which have proved especially ia
vorable to Mr. Davis health, and his pres
cnt occupation of study and lador in pre-
paration of his bookin defense of his ad-
ministration of the office Of President Of
the Confederate States This legacy Of
Mrs. Dorsey will make the circumstances
Of Mr. Davis quite easy and comfortable.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-01

SPINNING SEED CoTToN.-Thc process
Of spinning cotton from the seed is likely
to rcvolutionizc the South The South
ern HerahF in speaking Of the cotton fac
tory at Westminster, OH tho AIRLINE Rail
road, in . touec county, S. c., says: "All
the machinery is moved by a twelvc-inch
turbine wheel. The seed cotton is system
atically measured into the gin by machinery,
and the lint, separated from the seed, passed
from the gin in rolls to the spindlcs, and
comes out in thread. Thus the expense Of
packing. bagging, ties, etc, is dispensed
with, and also the damage to the lint from
COMPRISING is prevented. The factory we
saw had only 800 spindlcs, and turned out
i bale (forty bunchcs) Of thread per day
1t requires 1900 pounds Of seed cotton
to keep the mill running year. The
whole cost Of the buildings machinery, etc,
was $4,000. Two or three farmers in any
ncighborhood can combine and erect such
mill to the lasting benefit Of themselves
and their ncighbors.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-01

mahoSony IS rcddy fur plantln', she's got a
'"'nuP nosc an rcuaiSl hair, sue onion
cyeu' an Punkln complcctcd, an hcr chccks
oocS Dcct all natur! Hpeakln OF colorin
hlnds me OF another pertness OF my Dan
eL Mother, scz hc to me. wv hat, son
Scz l. Mother, SCI Dan, Il wish to conyui'
slohS could carry RI al live Amcrlkln
suhseht TO that eternal worlds FAR
wouldn't it ,stonish them Britlshers fep|
scz he. Talk OF ltllly-why It's three
miles out IN the country-iact 1t amt Jiat
no whar IN natur-Amcrikin sunsets beats
creation IN the matter o "yc'S'"pS they
uo-So heip me oie fowhatnn, fokynuh,
tas' an lew OF inc rest OF thc om'ths :
Wy Dahei' he IS cNstrornary cute an no
MISTAKE, iact mes the 'chicf among ten
| thousah an atoScthef Procurin We
ho'ion oi ruhnih nm aelh 'he lresiuehcy'
OF p"'''h hlm 10 'ng'ncor'n' one ou' can
MAKE up my n,'hu "h'cn hc So' 'nc great
eSt ,,'oi' iur; -, -. -,
Nn'C - 'no oP'hion Vi Ni,Ss 0'hrohS
| 'n'lWIttu Auc'''ot' WIN " s'''!'c'
MISS ''I'rohs o''Ss your 'hnoccn' sou''
money, sac nalnt got no op'n'o" previous ~
Dahci-shc arter the n'ihiS'cr-the iau
l1oN GOWN one eNpec's 10 50 10 h'n' "hch
sic u'rs.n Sho hau 'cr c"o'cc tn's n!'n-
w. "ni'h - - W. nm ot,oi a'Iuiso'
Snc %'ul,'n Nno" Whn' 70 oo, sue h',"'
| iounu ou' y,' "n'cn 10 'no S'c'.eS' h''n
:. Shc uSco 10 up hGr i'''ic u'tcr,hos' 70
a. 'i''' 5'i .oun W Nv: mus. "nou 'n.y n'u
Wv i "seo " nv
n'.I.'u .I 70" sn1"' '"ioe ',nos "ccA;
"' s"' VIII WI oi 'ro n:noois' &C 'n
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-01

"Run for doctor and glass of brandy,
quick, cried a rcd.noScd man around on
Ellis street to-day, who was slightly over.
come by heat and SO forth. Several Good
Samaritans started off in answer to his ap-
peal in every direction, when they were
rounded to by an additional cry, "Don t
too many OF you go for tho doctor and not
enough tor the brandy. reckon You had
better all go for the brandy first and for
the doctor afterwards They all looked
upon at tho old humbug who was thus pre-
sumng upon tie best impulses of humani-
ty and left him alone with his thirst under
a shady mulberry trcc.-A"yu~ta Evwiny
NcwS
Senator Matt Carpenter was interviewed
the other day upon the subject of his
health, and .aid Il tell You no man cln
.m"k" twenty Havana ri"ar. day and
keep ny thr practice without rm"ount"rm"
certain death MIR Carpenter is wrecked
body aNI mind ~ "xccs.iy, inlr'@"ncn in
tyl1c..
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-01
New Goods Arrived.

New Goods Arrived.
MY Spring and Summer Stock Of Dry Goods,
1SE Notions, Clothing, &C., is now open for in
spccton AMI sale.
Prices lower than ever.
s. W. POTTER.
May > IS If
Arizona silver belt., 1879-09-12
taz.a.nn llls IIMEgT.
Mlalnk xena

IsabslIa mill worksa ss tons of Fl Capltan ore Result not yes given.
 The Golden Gate has been pur- chased sy $. Klein, W Hammond and $ Isaac. Work vsil 6e resam- ed on Monday.
 MilIner & Watson's nil turned out its third bar If silver bullion this week from $ yer Era ere. Weigbl 1887 12 ozs 1892 dne X.slue s1779 5s-
 X letter from Capt. Powlett te D. c. Chilson. received yesterday. confirms our abatement that miH has been ordered for wolking Rieh- mond Basin and yieinpy ores, and instructions given to prepare the ground to reeeive the same.
 Ore from the Julius mine, worked m the Isabella mllI, gave q return of s56T 58. which was most satisfac- tory to Mr. Bless. tbe lessee of tue mlne. and better return than he expected. which IS most compliment tary to Mr. Palmer who superintend- ed ts reduction.
 The strike in the South West Al ice, thls week. IS indicative of a big nine. 4 cross-cut to sae northwest at the depth of houdrel feet has revealed n large body of ehlorid ore. in spar. and although in seven feet the footwall has not yet been reach ed.
 Isabella mil IS now getting away i with SIX to eight tons of ore daily and every prospect for keeping ul i thls desirable state of things iudef. linitely. The Superintendent intendl i to resume operations aF the mire' tbls month. Isabella is slow. bu She is getnng down to her gait.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-09-12
cA..s..slzA.a A.Ae. ses.

On our second page, from inform aeon then before us. we sald that Glenn was thrd in the race for gov- ernor. Later returns from the ra- ral districts show chat he IS ahead of White aad 11.005 behind Perkins. The vote of the State viii probably not foot up oyer 1S0,0o 12s.70o have already been counted and SIX counties to hear fros which cast abeu5 2000 votes at tbe constitutions al election. The Workingmen count among their successful candidates. she Mayor. Sheriff, Auditor, Dis pget Attorney, t,.ty and County At toraey, P0blc Administration. Sur ve, Or, Police Judge. l Supervisor. 5 members of thc Board of Edaca- uoa andall the Railroad Commis- sioners and Assessor in full sympa- shy with the principles of tue New Consttation.
 The figures so far as eo'npil- cd. indicates the election of the four Republlcap candidates to Con-  gross. Morrison, (Dem ". ?. c. ) for Chief Justice, leads the next highest candidate S000
 Oaieal returns will be necessary to deter1rlne lhe political complexion of the next general assembly of the State.
 From the fact that the vote ol Glenn and White. both Democrats exceeds tbat for Perkins by ovel l4, 900 votes the Republicans shonl' not calculate too strongly upon Cal. ifornia giving q Republican candi date for President a majority. La ter returns places Glenn third in tn Trace for Governor
Arizona silver belt., 1879-09-12

Swisshelm, SmitL, Henson and Fleming have sold their miniHg prop erty m Swisshelm mountains for S90 0eo cash. Money paid through II. Ii. Porter, Silver Guy, \. M., on the 3d. Sw'ss is now heeled and has declared his lntenuen to travel, to see the world Our informant says, just before leaving Silver City, Salss had hired a buggy and latend- led leaving next morning for Gov Springs.
 4 San Francisco letter to a well known gentleman of this place con- firms the Posts statement lhas Cnss- De Young left the city by rail for the East. Elsewhere we give the CAron- icle's denial.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-09-12
mcMIlIesl Eteue.

George Turner is now sick in Me MiIlen.
 Tue Acting Indian Agent at San Carlos has notified persons who have charred wood on tbe Reservation that they must not remove the ccaI.
 Mr. Fuller and family, previous to sheu leaving for Tombstone. were visited by numerous friends who gave fall bent to the enjoyment of tbe dance. Their appsttses for vict- uals and drink were fully saaated by the host and hostess who did sheir utmost to make their gnssts as hap py as happy could be.
 Thomas Kerr and Miss Ida Willis are now one. The ceremony peces- sary to Ink them For life was per formed by Judge La Rue. Judge Van Slyck at whose house the mar riage took place was the factOtum of tbe occasion and did credit to his acknowledged taste for the good things of this life ia bis ample pro vlsion of substautials. bon bou's and the liquid ticker of palases. lis wines needed no bush They put life and metal in bis and his guests heels, but none were so happy as be, not even the bride and groom who dreamed with wakefuI eyes of theiI heavenly future.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-09-12
Notice.

0Fse Boar5 of E9uo5izafios, PiaaE C0aats,
 4. T
 The Board Of Equalization oi tnls County, will meet Tor the last flnle Tor the year iotyi on Nondae the gltn day Of August, Nt l9 o'clock a. ui. at tAe town of Florence. Aii per-ens ,gno have any complaints to ns.lse reeardlng their asse>snlent and who Aef not already appeared, are requested to De present. ar tiie meeting aboNe n3Aieo- and snow eanse wny their assssSmenl sloaid pc altered. ChAo. D. oI OAti4, Ole1A-
 Ey order of Board.
 Florence. $. T.. July 2s- 1879.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-09-12
sheriR Sale.

 By virtue of aa execution issued out ot thc District Court of the tirst ldieiai Dis- met of tne Territory of Arizona, ii and iof tne County Ol Pinai dated tue tNeut4 4-litn day of 37ine 1878. ln g certain acton Wletc- In A. A. MOrelead as pkupJla reeoFefed judgment against sidney M. ' eD1 deisat- ant for tle Sum ol elgnt hundrcd and tWen- tv-sevcn 66-lo0 dollars altn interest al tbe rate of teA per cent. per aunu1i if0ih date ot judgment lil paid. said judgnleEf Qe4rs late Nav twentieth 1873. l have lesletuaoD tae ioBowiag described property to-Hls. fine certain iDt ami pra misses on the west siee oI Broad street. fEe same being rhirty-isso fees ront and oar hundred leefln ,leptaand boundell on che north by Hedm1nd ~ y !. ley's butcher shop and on the soulh by tAe saloon CT RYais G Moore l Wii on t1e elsg day OfJuiy 1879. between the hours ol 70 n. ln and D. m. Of that day ffolf ei elo sad premises sell all tne right. Eltle at4 ia- ii.fe,t of tna said Sidney k. ' ebof of 20 e.'d lo the aaoge described property nt HaDhe auction for cash to the highest and best bidder t0 satisfy saideXecutlon asid ,fi. co>ts-
 q R. ttAbfl1.l-,
 S4eriH. Eiuai County Dated. July . 1873
 jYll-ot
 The safe of the aDove uescriDs sropefty is postnoned ungsl the 10th das feeptfnsDef ss7H. on which day II Will De s9tC ,rsa -eE the hove named hours and e9E
 q. F hAhkkAE.1 '-14ta
Arizona silver belt., 1879-09-12
Rsehmono i'a>iu.

The Bilderbaeks and Steve O'Neit are working tbe South La Plata and are getting ore which assays upwards oF s500. The La Plata also shows well. It is sunk upon thirty feet below water level.
 The Nugget company are timber ing their main shaft which IS down hundred feet. When tbat Is done they vIli cross-cut the ledge and al- so sink another hundred feet and again cut the lelge The same com panY have also another shaft down sixty feet on a spur which runs from the Mack Morris side ground end about sixty feet from the Mack Aor- ris' south line. It also shows good ore. silver glance, and wiH assay q least 5000. The pay streak is two feet wide.
 'Tis needless to speak of the Mack Morris mine, all understand that when money IS needed it's only ne- eessary for Mack and Cook to dig Il out. 'Tis always in sight aud tae expenditure of limited amount ol elbow grease never fails to bring il to the surface.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-09-12
NOTsCE.

All persons claiming an interest as CO., owners in the 0Q01 -lo3e mtAes socasea about one mlle and a haif south iron Che silver klns, Rinal Coanty, Aflzorl. are hereby nolaed shat the undersigned 9 eo- ovncr ia said mine has performed lne ia5cr thereon as required by che United states Mining Laws tor the year endinS AuSslSt 10. iSs9. and if you tail 70 pay Joiir pfoper proportion Of the value of sad labor wltaln ninety days from the date oltuls publicat'en vour interest in said m ne will pass @, and become me property ot -
 atla-sm
Arizona silver belt., 1879-09-12
GfoDe CiEx Hetnzi 1,rsee GurreRt. Corrected Weekly by E. F. Ekei9-
 nar q Co.

Axes S2, axle grease BOG, anyiis 8l5to $20f bellows SD, hro0ms Soc; bags seamless o9e; beey AnbeuseT dOz. &6 beans Mex. per io. I0c, beam Boston bk'd Too; butter ranch per lb. i,or- butter eastern per ib 40c; brandy per 1ai S5s candies ner lb b0c. candles per ID 3Oe. coffee green per 10 38 and 1 third cts; coffee roasttd per 10 See; coffee ground per 60 50e: crackers soda per 10 25c; crackers sweet per 10 39c; cheese Eastern per ID 53cs eggs fresh per dog Jlc; eggs desicated cstu Si. fish salmon kit S5; fish herriag kit @4 03, fish trout kit S4 SO. fuse D tape < l5; fuse giant $I 60; four Las Cruces se; Hour lay den's So n0: flour Sat river s9; fruits Cal can 75c; fruit dried per % z5; domestic bls=ehed 10 70 2a; d0mssiie unbeaehed lz and 1 half to 2l; ham perl0 of, hammers per lb 70 Co %; hammer hacales each 5l; horse Slloes per ib iS; OK shoes per lo 70; iron per 10 I5 tO 20. jelly Cal eau "a; lard Fairbanks D Go O.. lemon sugar best 69, lye per can P; macaroni per lD 70, meats par cln 6j, nails per lb l6, nails horse4 4 fo D.; nails OK shoe 60; oil lard per gal p1 51; oii Anseeo DOT gal S3; oil kerosene per gal 6i D; picks 92, pick handles 8; pickles per 10 %, powder giant no per ID Si i5; powder gi.int Jud- s0a's per lb 4.l: powder 5upent keg 5 5J; powder sporting per lb l .-5; powder yeast and baking Sl putty per Q zo, prints per yard ll; rice per lb 23; rope per ib 3Js steel English per 10 40; steel AWeficln per 70 5o; sh0sels ]. II g.; soap laundry i1 to 25; soap castle 60; syrup maple haif can ez; syrup silver dip per gal $z 50; slgar cut loai 20; sll- gar C 23; salt English l2 aud ] hall ctss sli1 domestic 70; salt coarse g; t0baeco chewing per D $i; fuaaeco smoking per iD si to <z; tea per lb 75c 70 8l 60; vinegar per gal el 5l; vegetables lbs cans 45; wine per gal S5; whisky per gel S5 5J Co S5.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-09-12

News of Nictoria's raid upon tPe cavalry camp at Warm Spring, \ M.. was telegraphed to CamP lhom- as. He succeeded in gesting away with the horses aad killing SIX soi- dieFs
Arizona silver belt., 1879-09-12
E Wg saege.t shat bsfore mak.

% We suggest that before mak- ing var on Mexico to compel her to take back arizoua and New Mexi- co. General Sherman bad better fin ish tl.e one he is now engaged m with the Apache Chief Victorio, and his fifty followers in New Mexico. That. so far, has proved an elephant on his hands.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-09-12
sherfR's Sale.

Bv virtue of ar execution issued oul or fhe District Court of the Fifth ludicial Dis tficf of the Territory of Arizona m ana lef fhe County of Piral dated tle -tth dAy oi July. 1873, in 3 cert dn acton wherein 5oln Ne-seiiehe aS plAiuun recofered juuzineht aaai,lst lsatiss eauman aefcnaaiiF Tor tlle sani of 5ile hundred md iHenit-llfee lt-te' 3oliars on the l0fA dsy 0t July lely, have leelct usson the following teseilDed proper W f6-wif. fiNe-eighss 1-ei Qi the hfst Sast .xf4nsion 0f tBe | ternaneo mine aid nte- eish1s s-8 ol the iir> east eNtension ot tnf Ia@enhins. mne. said mines are situated ah5rs one mile north 0f tle hirg mine ID Pioneer Mining district, P,nal Couniy- a. '.
 Public notice e hereby elfen .aat oil sfondav. August Z5th. 1878. at tle houf 0i Ia o'el6ek a. m of that day in tiont 9i the tonrf lfoOse jn sae County oi finai, ! olii ssll all Ire right Ftle and interest qi said Charles Baulnan Che defendant uand 70 tie above described property q ftoie A'.ottoH for cash fo fbe le-est and best bidder 70 sefis1x said execution and al cosIs ana ac- ..+.,i,,s s s6ef. d. P GABRIEL.
 Sherif. Pima County.
 Dated. July 3o iSIa
 The s,,le of the above descrioed property is herehv n0nn0aeo untl One iotn nay oi Seoforfer 1875 Sale to take place ai Lne hour and place above stated.
 k. GABRIEL ehef1n.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-09-12

Charles Demond, Treasurer of the Massachusetts Home Missionary So- eiety is adefaulter 70 . large amount, varoasly estimated Erom so 000 10 S60,000
Arizona silver belt., 1879-09-12
ForsaIe.

Rein0 desirous of moving into tewn, offer IF saie cheap, my ranch situatcaa at -hs fool of pina m0nutuns, a7ont four ,iiie' from Globe, which ia valuable Tor us l.7s anount of timber and sa.Eibie tor f'ilsiht ss1''s' AsS 4' IDA RUSSELL.
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