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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-19

300 cases i50o fire test Security coal oil just received at L. Bashford f Co.
 Save money by buying from L. Bashford < Co
 Holiday suits and large stock of men !. clothing and furnlshing pods jast received at l.. Bashford & Co.
 TnmTY-FvE acres of good land on which there are i5 springs of never failing water; good fence and out buildings. Produced this dry season five tons of potatoes and nifty bushels of corn per acre, and wlll pro- 'iuce any year $2j00 worth of produce al sl gets per pound. Splendid stock range. Wili sell for $l25o, half cash and balance on time. Apply to J. l.. Fisher t Co.
 die Inn.
 loo cases boot- and shoes direct from the manufacturers just received aud for sale cheap by L. Bashford & Co.
 X large stock of shelf and heavy hardware cooking, heating anu parior stoves, all bought before the advance on these goods and will be sold cheaper than ever by l.. BashfQrd < Co.
 MoDoc CHlEF," the English Stallion tinlported stpck) is offered for sale for $350. Nine years old, sound as dollar, never run on the range, and from snail stock he makes splendid plough and road horses They can be fonnd throughout this section and speak for themselves Was affored for him m California, when a col., s500.
 lgt3 c. A. BANCROFT. 
 l0O) cases choice groceries uu,I-vrun= goods just received al l.. Bashfofd X Co.
 Dried NectanneS. Cherries, PlumS, Ger man Pranes, and Rlackberries at Ellis Store.
 The Pearl OIl, NON EXPLOSIVE, guaranteed 90 fire test, at Ellis store. j30
 Fresh nectarines just received at x. tV c. Ellis. i3O.
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CARD.

To THE TUc.oN EmIR "A piece taken from some one of the Tucsoa papers, headed "A First Glass Liar has been enclosed to me by some unknown individual signing himself Editor" Now We should have considered it an insult had he called us 8 second-elass lar, but since he hIs thought fit to raise us to the exalted rank which be himself holds, we do not consider ourselves insulted ia tie least II. F. BROWN.
 PREsCoTT, Dec. 17th, 1879.
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rriaa,,. News.

Nc accidentally hsd tue pleasure lasi night of witnessing sE inpromDsu rehearsal ai the ibeasfe. Tale singing of the yo1ng lady was such as ,o excite oer wonder and admiration. should she go on tise lyriS stage she will undoubtedly cause a ripple of excitement among the profession
 NEARLY FiNE-The premises asljoin. ing the Gray Eagle stables belonging tc d. R. Nalker, came very near being destroyed by fire last night ia which event much other valuable property must necessarily have been destroyed. The inmates of the house had gone out leaving 6 lamp burning, turn ed down, which probably caught fire inside and exploded 6liing the room with flame. Chinaman living near discovered the fire in time io extiBggish II before dong much harm
 THE CIEcIs.-Ryla circus gave per formanee last evening which was well at tended and elieitsd from those present com piinentary comments. The performing of Mrs. Ryland on the Globe and her juggling teats we're particularly good. The acting On the horizontal bar wss fiTSt-elass whiie the feats upon the trapez could hardly be surpassed. Tue company will give another entertalnment in the shape of matinee to- morrow afternoon for the purpose Of accom- modssing ladies and children.
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Hamilton vs. Mcbride.

This knoity question. which has occupied the time of the Court f5r two days, seemed to hinge entirely upon 6 certain ,ruaL which was used hy the parties ia conjunc lion, iA which was kep; clothing, the treasure of the firm, etc Il was with great diff cultS that the counsel eliciied from fhe witness what kind of trunk or of what material it was made of. The opinions of different witnesses varied very much, and 70 those present, including the court and jury, il must have been n question whether lhe mysterious article was one of tin, sheet-iron, iron, wood leather, hair or raw hide, probably, the latter.
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Estray--R e,yard-

Sirayod from tfs undersigned fr5m Strawberry val lcy. Tento Btan, Nayspai county. about the 3th oi NcFciubcr.
 One black horse tea twelve years old, htseu hands high heavy huir. has sadd.s and collar mzrks. pci brandc,i.
 ono sorrl horse mule. eight tcn years old branded n q ieft sa guAder. tas collar marks.
 Wh.u they strSyel sesy there vas ley yaaring nily with them. The aiiy is branded A. eoauccted ett tiszzh. liberal reFard na To pHid for the de- Evcry bf tais stock to S C. Mirr. PrSc93 or Co Geo. ". Hancrs Cieuaga, 70 the the undersigned st his place iu straubrrrg Valley. ISAAC LoWTHI.N.
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- The Word soze.ion.- ?

Which has already become a household
 woTd. is derived from the Greek, and com posed of two words, Sozo aud odontcS. '.>ogo' translated, means to pre.ervo, and colonies the tccth-''SOZODO\Ih pre- server of the teeth. And it is tFuc Co it's namc. IL boantihes and preserves tho teeth, ha r,leuS and InV igOraies the gums, and cor rects all impurities of the breath. The odoF of this pare preparation k 50 delightful that it k a luxury t0 apply it. II k a. harmless
 ss water. Sold by druggists and perfumens
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Notice far Publication.

LAND oFPiox. PREscoTr. \. T..
 Nov s7th, fS7a. otioe is hereby p that the following -d settlsi ~ has filed n6tice Of his intention to make DGl prooi iu support cf his claim sud secure final entry thereof a e expirhion Of thiry days from the date of thi, notice- via. CHARLIE n. STRAINS. of Ysvrpai Co Nts V sEit and SNls of Ffii Sec iF and NEi. Ses % Twp 10 NR V. and the nance the folowinx hi. w.,acssas Alsner sde. of Yasapai county, aud useas am, cf YsvaFsi county.
 ss, \. KELLY, Register. Er..c..L Arl..saa No.. q. isla.-s-
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One Thing that Delegate Campbell Didn't d.

The following telegram wss received last evening, dated Washington City, Dee. 18th in regard 10 one thing which Delegate Campbell, with some assistance from Pres colt Democrats, did not accomplish:
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Dee. IS, 1879. C. W. BEACH ;-Campbeiis complaints pot sustained. Decision-No grounds for charges. Will return iE January.
 J. ]. GosPBz
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE, pRFscoIr. 4. T.,
 Dee. iaih, iS59. Noios s hereby given that the following named settler Q has fisl nctce of his intention to make final proof tn support of hs cIsiin and final entry thereof at tho expiration of thirty days from Che of ths notice. viEs GEoRSE OSWALD, for the NIf Of W "a and x Ett of 8 V D Sec. o. 1pd E't of Mti Sec. 8s, Twp it Raw, and names tho following his Visresses viEs GVofge Jackson sud Orlando Al.n of YsyspEi County, A. T.
 wN. \. BELLY. Re Sisssr. Prescott Dee. sotA. is5s.
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Hamilton Mcbride.

Hamilton, plaintiff, McBride, defendant, is the tile of a cause just settled in the District Court, and enc that attracted un- usual large crowds to the courthouse during Tuesday and "Wednesday, the two days consumed in procuring jury, hearing les ;imony, and arguments of counsel, which were rich, spiey. and ofa delicate character.
 The question at bar was commenced by Miss Hamilton for the purpose of setting aside ccrtnin mortgage executed by her to Archie McBride for $3,l63, on certain pIog- orty in the town of Prescott, upon the plea that no consideration was received frou. McBIlo for said mortgage, but was merely gwen as aa aceommodalion paper upon which money might be raised. The testi- mony vas voluminous and contradictory, leaving the question harl to deeide. The mortgage and note were takeE as the best evidence, and a verdict rendered tordefend- ant.
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NoGce for Publication.

LsEp OPTICS, PHEsCorr. A. IT,
 Doc 19th. is7g. Noiice s hereby gsn tDGt fe folio sing named settler ~ has hsd notice of hi- mt iion Co make hnsl proof la support f his clar and nAI entry thereof a the expiration of thirty days from the date of this notice, wis: q GiOittsE JACKSON, for the wis of \ W "a snd Wif Of < Wa See, S5. Twp II \ R3 W, and the following his witnesses. yiE George ta- Ssid aud Orlando Anen Of Ysrspai County. A. T. Pryscott. Dec. I9h. 1879.
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Notrce to Creditors. $.

Probate Court. Yasapai County. Arizona Territory
 Estate of LOUIS wETNEKT, deceased. Notice is hereby given by tke upderslanea ,he ex- ecut3r of ie estas f the ssid Louis weiert. deceased to the crctorE pf, and all ersuns having claims aeast s1tt deceasad. io sxt1uif tho same with necessary vouchers. within ten months from the hrst publication uf this notice, Co the undersigned his place busl- ness tp Nii at Rabies saloon. south Mant snna strcct, iisge gf Prescott. Arizona
 JOHN BAiBLR, KNccutcr saii Esizis. Prescott, December end, tS7a.
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Lien Notiee.

wheress, Id ths Dstfiet Court Of thn Third Judicial District and for the County of faNzFzl fn the T@ff of Arz0a4- thS fssh dsy os DccslAef isF ths cad Court by fudzornt established fs hene of pizIs- tirs n tie suits cf George VI. Curtis aud c. N. Se Mutt Anr e HaaAltoa ca that certain fseing house fence aod improvements -ltasi@ iuz So. in Block i3 .n iBe A4e of Prescott. coassy of iagxsi- Notice i tbsfefere gfs~1 Co sl Fserzosss Aolins elsiEung hrnz sa ,he above dsscriud property sud premises any pert thereof 10 be and sfr i szid Dls- o'clock A. s. aud t.en aud thers exhibit psof of te- Lens.
 Witness my hand sEa seal c the Dis Hx~.,N tg5ct Court tkis isth dAy cI apeemh<r
 ls7s. WILLIAM WILKINSON. Clerk 0f said Court.
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A CARD.

Jimmy y-Bchind-the-Stoye" sends greet to HIS ftIfU1v -vfrtzrrT~s uITrt fIr-rrrf ~-,-s.s them all the joys of the approaching scasOn. As no candidate k in the field for Pound Master, he l. confident that he would be the right man in the right place" and therefore solicils the votes of his fcllow-townSmen in pounding him into office. In this connection J. B. S., would respectfully notify the citi Zens at large, of his intention to give his old friend, Santa Claus, warm reception, by temporarily disengaging himself from the "stove," in order that the venerable Santa would have a good heat, and though he, (Jimmy) repudiatcs the idea of acting he part of a Shylock, still. at this season Of merrirnent and universal enjoyment, the luscious pound of flesh would be a desider atnm. As tEe tongue of Jim's bell is too modest to proclaim lis wishes, he intiniaies his desire for the above named position through ths'paliadium of liberty" Of mas Ger pOunder
 Sic fraRsH gl0ria RD,fi.
 ]. B. x. Dr.sgpff flaa lSfh lS-N
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IN PROOF OF DR. czAfKAY's

IN PROOF oF pa. czAfKAY's rssi sneoe-s in his line of practice eonxins- sng evidence can es N.lfsd tan fhe following:
 SWORN AFFIDAvIT; 4 Afsst Hoadsyfai lSgueheRs eT CHrs Per-
 fossaod.
 Authenticated by the Rev. R. g. symiartoa P.stor sf D3nsiils Contra Costa roentyl Chareh aud others, neighhors of the mtrscniousiy restored sufferer. Cure of Nervous sad Physical P-sstrsiior and Epi- eIle fi;s Restored to healah and happiness bs DR. CZAfkAN'S peculiar oysem of treatment after sever al fhysicians had failed.
 SWORN STATEMENT. B. Y. creaz, carpenter and ioiser of Danvls, Con- asposs and say; am marrsd faiAes 0l Eve children and forty-nse yearp Of see. Move than yexr aso, aftsuards had sevorai ikilas nis he-sms rsysicsl ly and mentally prosFat very at tunes, could not sleer my iser aud Etzeys we're iuaeye and my complaint Co is Aeart disease gave me great deal of medicine, watch took but us Eood Icon- scarcely eik- In octsber. ls77. addressed Dg L. y c1sFtay, san frsnesoe, st fling my sickness above aescfiese sskin f he thought se could do anythanr Tor rne and npon taxorahls rslly placed myself der fs fsaiEueRt. I have fassy reaaaea my gem rFal hraiih have hai egepc hts since taking his whole system has by hls trrssnent been thoroughly changed sRl reyitaEs, and have gained ovsE twenty one pounds since began t0 take his medicines Que of gratiiude toward ISr CEariss and hepins thss II may be the of directing ether poor szerrrs to him make this brief statement Of facts eonesruiEs
  oessio that am confident he cure Al thoss similar V afflicted. B. r. cREuZ fLs.i sghHerihed and sworn Co before ne, this i2rh day of February, isss. NfLo H. rUANxn, fI.g,l Justice Of the Peace. Contra Costa county, Cal.
 1SDoRsEMENT;
 Ths EEdsrNigsod, neighbats and aequsintanee~ of as M s: S ss!s E essz s i @ s ss Ass f s Ss ssrsss;s HfadaYft true Of own kaowledge. R. s. syningson. Pastor of nsnyills Church. l.. Bean, wagOnmaker, Danxille.
 ]. If. Nicholaou, IL. c. Nicholson.
 IMPORTANT. TIE MODERN SCIENTIFIC METHOD or CURE
 --As PRkcrIcED BY--
 DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY, l27 Montgomery St. between Bush ts sutier, Haa proved almost ungyersay successful in the most dcnlt and obstinate chronic diseases aer they have resIstcd the ordinary routine of pracfice.
 DIR. CZAPKAY Is prsinonsly fortunate in the treatment of a ob- stinafe chronic diseases and hs great medical sbity has been successfully ieeted in this city twenty-five yezrz and to hts wonderful skd there many living witnesses among who testify that they the pro longaion of their lives ts him. while hundreds of oth- who ware lingering from chronic diseases of the heart lungs. liver, stomach and knsya, have been ful- " restored to health. noy7fyf
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All persons knowing themselves Co be in arrears for the Weekly MINER are requested to send the amount n, otherwise the paper will be discontinued. We send no dunning letters. C. Y. BEACH.
 Prescott, Nov. l4. 1879.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Found.

A Remington pistol. The osuer can have fhe same y proving property aud paying for this advertisement. Enquire st this office. dia
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Miner. Notice.

da.irs ts iss caafrNrt Ger sinking sasfs th Golden CFysizi Mae. ia the Black hfis pfstFsct- For prsiCzrs asIag te sas at the si,ll<sas Aessss
 h.s. PoNEks. Prescott. pse. IssA. 1879.
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DIED

FnENCI kbbse A. Fr snch. wife of Chief Jus ticc C. c. W. French died December n, at quarter past two o'clock, a. m-, at Troy, New York.
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Iunpor,an, Notice.

Prom this dzse. 1sltr farfAef Eetics, sny Meat NaFkss sl hs ksps etra erery sanazs fsEsnsoa from .... o. ALLEN,
 Prs.csss. A T. Dec. izsh, Is7s.
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 The fcstivala the Nj. F. Church last even ing, gotten up by the ladies of Prescott for the purpose of raising funds Wherewiih 10 complete the new parsonage, was grand success in every psrtieular,and fnlly accom- plishcd. the desired object. The refresh mcnt tables were abundantly supplied with every conceivable article of food and netiod the festival Sl29. The fancy table, bcati- fully decorated with valuable articles, was the center of attraction and added to the finances Sf0l; from donations and various other sources, $70, making total of receipt $500, the whole amount being clea-: profit and available fOF furnishing the parsonage. The Indies supervising the different tables tlid their best to make the entertainment pleasant and a success, which if proved to be ia every particular.
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loo pair of those elegant white and COL orci f'nr point blankets. just opened at L. Bashfcrd X Co.
 Imo,c;el wines aad liquors \ ,S G Ellis. sa7if
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BROKEN DOWN CONSTITUTIONS. Physical and Mental pSHls,y, yis. wsasne-s. s.r- svusaess. l.os ef4Fits- 1asslfaas Weakness af ths Lass aud iklck, Loss of uescalAr fessr fndisTo<i- siaa sad incaFahsg fof sgar snd ssaay. xssk, en- Aassea feciias 70 eae-sE eeerags. p.lpisison af fhe heart. aaness ci aEfreAension 0ss ef n1zsory. aversion te so1sfy ove of sssale ssnaifty. srlfis- trusi lezs of manhood. di11aess, hss1aeAe. zyars- inaralsis~ n nsn CT soan@u al cured by s jaEt- ly cslpirsted pssySistAE.
 l.. J. cZAPkAY, NJ, D.
 His znelhoa cf csriag disa4ss s Kecaiiarsy hts esn ksaknQNn Io ethsfs and kcnof the great aurness Tt toBss uR snd as kairs tas entis sysfen dispss fhs Eleesn a1a despcIcrlsey. parfass and earfchs. ths blood, IsFts strength Aad energy. stops fis drAln. rslatenstee aud tnysorztss ths enfre esnG both ln ta aud body. AheumatlcAGsctsons. chronlc csfaFrh. cssulfson- sI<s, cisesse of fhe stoznsch aaa kla- ntss, hSsr eotafs&ts et successfully treated. Thsss uho arc sadeing fncm he and laazcFetions of SeatA sfiina Nsak9eas, esess Aro assured ef per hzafenf cure
 Dr. czAPKAY, onr os the meet successful raeasc.I practitioners Racf1e Coast ssAhllsa.d in San frsnesco aince ist nss be consalssd oonfa=ati.y i reerencs e the above aad an OxhsF complaints si sAs
 Ne. IsT Montgomery street. sE Ai Yoa xho have suffered Tor ys1rs es nf-sim. snd Shats dsrases have resisted bafsd ih. ordinary Eaes of ire4teut arc invited to cal fer fres coo bultAtton.
 Hours from ., ua. to ?. 10. ohsses. moderate. Communications strictly confidential Medicines se.t Address L. ,. czAPKAy. M. D.. San FraAei.oo.
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The Ladies Festival at the M. E. Church

Prescott, Dec. 18th, ls7o.
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BRoKEN DOWN tONsTITuTToNs.

RelaEsa iE ts iroat8eai of ~ ChFoaie, Nersoas anI
 slNe.al plleAsa Ana
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Convincing Testimony.

ass L. ,, czAPKAy. M. D.. San Frahes.co.
 vr4F NaoF
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
AsAp AND FATAL ACCIDENT.

There occurred just west of our city, yes
terday. one of those sudden and calamitous
accidents that blanch cheeks and overwhelm
loving hearts with despair. Young Allen
Lawrence, the bright, industrious, intelligent
SON of II. W. Lawrence. whose home is in
sight Of the city on the west bank Of the riv-
er, and brother of Robt. f., Reuben. Of the
west side. and Charles, the druggist in this
city, lost his life most suddenly. lie had
been assisting with the harvesting and was
placing on a load of wheat in the field when
the ladder in front gave way, precipitating
him TO the while trees. The accident start
ed the mules into run. but with great pres
cnce Of mind the boy held on to the gearing
until shaken off. He fell beneath the wheels
of the loaded wagon. both passing over his
body lengthwisc. He lived but short hour.
His funeral takes place this "wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock from the PresbyteraA
Church. Allen was the son Of old age,{4el-
ICED BY his father and mother md dearly
loved BY his brothers. The entire commune
~ deeply sympathize with our friends and
neighbors in this, probably the darkest hour
Of their lives. But words are feeble:
..our lives. cut OF
In our Young prime IT years, are Ike green herbs
With which We sirew the hearses Of our friends
For rs their virtue gHtherd, when thev re green,
Before they withcr, or corrupt, Is best;
so we In viriue best for death,
While Yet We have not lived u snch an age,
That the increasing canker Of cur sins
Hath spread too Tar upon Ms. -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
THE FOURTH IN WICHITA.

The question just now is: Will there he an
Independence Day celebration or not. The
complete programme has been published, the
grove put In order, seats, stands, ETC., pre-
pared, cheap railroad fare secured; still there
is a lethargy of action, and ''don't know
and .'don't care'' sentiment prevailing that
does not promise very big. The impression
has i'm some way taken possession of us that
in all the attempts at 4 grand time on the 4th
ever made here that Wichita has stood back
and waited for the farmers and their families
to take the initiative. and then drifted along in
kind of an uncOncerned way without en-
thusiasm or responsibility. As long as that
spirit continues Wichita will never have a
Fourth Of July worth growing over. The
Old Settlers Association, the Fire Company,
the Military Company, and the Thunderboit
Organization, all agreed to take part, but
neither desired 10 be held responsible for the
success or failure of the occasion. The old
settlers, as individuals, and not as an organi-
cation proposed TO participate. The Com
mittce of Arrangements. ETC.. Is requested to
meet at Eagle Hall next Saturday evening.
II there is not full attendance and encour-
aging reports we judge the whole thing will
be abandoned. which would be great dis
appointment to the many. Remember. Sat
urday night then.
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THATLIrrL.E pROUrH.

Farmers from up and down the two rivers.
agriculturalists from the west and east sides,
friends from the Minnesota, COwskin. Spring,
Dog and other streams, have betrayed a tri.
umphant spirit every day the past week in
hailng us with .'lIelloa Murdoch, where's
your drouth nowy' Hold on, gentle friends.
The EAGLE said all indications this spring
threatened a drouthy summer. We were
correct. The meteorological reports chow
only sixty per cent. Of an average rainfall.
aud less than forty per cent. Of last years
rainfall. OF course il commenced raining
last Wednesday evening. and rained the bet
ter part of four days aud nights, regular
old-fashioned drixxle -droxxle but il was the
first real sensible growing rain that we've
had this spring. All the other storms were
drouthy splashes that dashed down in tor
rent aud whisked away to the ravines OF
were whipped up by the eternal winds that
blowcd continually. The wheat has turned
out better than we expected. A light stand
Of stalks produced exceedingly long. large
and wcll-filed heads. and As consequence.
while field here and there proved failure,
MANY farmers have better yield than they
ever had. As TO corn, we never had finer
prospect in the valley; but the rains Of last
week were most timely, for even that crop
would have suffered in short time. We
sincerely hope that our predictions Of a dry
summer may fail. and no farmer will laugh
longer or louder than ourself
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
THE CoxsrcR.1rp CHURCH.

Last Sunday was day of great interest to
the Episcopalians Of this city, on account Of
the visitation Of the Rt. Rev. Bishop Vail. In
the morning he consecrated the new st.
Johns church with the prescribed ceremo-
mics. At 1880 o'clock the wardens and ves-
try met the Bishop. and the Rev. Mr.. Cotton,
rector of the parish, at the door and all
walked up the aisle together, repeating the
twenty-fourth Psalm responsibility. The in-
| strument of donation of the building was
read in behalf Of the vestry by Judge Hill,
and in its place the sentence OF conservation
was read in behalf Of the Bishop by MIR. Col
ton 4 very excellent practical sermon was
preached by the Bishop on the modes Of pro-
flaming Gods house, and the services were
concluded with the celebration Of the Holy
Communion. The church was consecrated
free of debt, according to the rule of the
Episcopal church. At night the Rector adj
ministercd the sacrament Of baptism TO two
adults. An earnest extempore address was
then delivered by the Bishop, and after II ten
persons were presented to the Bishop for
confirmation. He having briefly addressed
them in regard to their responsibilities and
privileges the services concluded with prayer
and the benediction. The church was closely
crowded both morning and evening with in
terested congregations. Bishop Vail remain.
ed in Wichita until Tuesday morning. and
many persons had the pleasure Of meeting
him and Mrs. Vail socially.