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The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31
Governens si.vs. purchases.

At the opening Of bids for sae saIc of
silver for standard dollars eosnaIe at
Washington, bids for $1,000 ounces for
the New Orleans Mint, aud 100000 ounces
for the San Francisco Mint. were accepted.
The price paid was slightly in excess OF
the New York quotation. The pact lew
days have shown an advance In the prics
Of silver bullion. which Is probably owing
to the report recently telegraphed. that
Bismarck had decided that the sales of
silver hv Germany ought to Cease. The
sales OF silver by that country, which have
been inceSssnt since 1870, have been the
great incubus Of the silver producing
interest, being constant bear on thes
silver market, aud if no more large Offer
ings Of German silver are made American
silver producers may expect better lrice
for their product than has ruled tor some
time past.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

Delegate J. G. Campbell has sent 10
us the Advertisement Of May 10, inviting
proposals for carrying the mail. Of the
United States. The routes for Arizona
are: Phoenix via HAYDEN Ferry (Which has
been changed to Tempe) to Mcdowell.
iri-werkly; Tucson via Empire Ranch and
Huachuca ~ Tombstone. tri.weekly; Tres
Alamos via Richdeld. Old Camp Grant
and MesavIlle I" Riverside. weekly; Date
Greek via Marion River to Sighsi bi.
weekly; Thomas to Apache, weekly. Mr..
Campbell will accept our thxnks.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
Especial to the arizona Sentinel

MARICOPA, May 80, 1879
Seven tons Of very rich Silver King con
centrstiuns were forwarded To San Fran
cisco this morning. The railroad depot i,
almost completed and numerous frame
buildings are In course Of construction
Col. James NJ. Barney and Gen. Vandever
arrived last night on their way to Silver
King Mine. letter from tue King states
that rich ore Is coming into new shaft.
Vim. NJ. Butfum Of Prescott left for Yuma
this morning. During the past week the
forwarding house Of James NJ. Barney
shipped to the interior $4,000 pounds Of
and machinery. g..
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

Mr. Neale, who has been appointed
reporter for the District Court Of the Bee.
ond Judicial Dist, let of Arizona, sprnt the
day with us yesterday and to-day leaves
for PhRnix.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31
II ARGUS )"
"a poo WHO WRITES DooGERBL.)

"a Doo WHO WRITES DooaERBL.)
Art thou mani Did woman's love
Conceive thro' pain wretch like thee
It's hard belief-that woma: strove
To bear, for thee, maternity.
A man? Gods likenessy Is it so,
That work so foul could thrive and grow
Beneath Gods sun!
All mol for. withered in thy prime
In body, spirit, heart and mind,
Thou art accursed before thy time;
In life. yet dead; of all thy kind :
To love thee,-none.
A digger mon the graves where lies
The dead past of thy fel ow men,
Thou y wretched til thy jaundiced eyes
Light on q secret thft has been
Long buried in some human breast. lrest
Where naught hut heart. throbs broke it,
Till th0u went,by.
A creature void of faith aud love;
A bitter, soulless misanthrope:
IT'S hard 10 tell Whist fragments wove
A life like thine 40 void Of hope;
So warped awry.
Let none in trouble come to thee:
Thou hast no word TO give in cheer
A virtue thou canst never see.
Thy very smile contains sneer;
And all the world is bur. to thee.
\ weary. wide and heaving sea
OF sinking wrecks.
And none can save thee; for despair
Ha. dried thy heart and burnt thy tongue:
Turns TO curse thy very prayer
Aud zen thy thoughts are but unsprun-
When Malice becks.
So 90 thy way, thou crippled toad.
Dragging thy Shiny course along!
Spit out thy yer ON foul thy road
Thou srt too weak to harm the strong;
For frsil thy form. and frazier still
Thy narrow mind that can but fill
Thy selfsh spite.
Who named thee " Argus" ": Rare the jest:
For thou art hlinder than the blind!
What canst thou ace. and prove, and test
Within the chambers Of mind
A. dark - Night.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

The following lines are remarkable as a
succession of biting eplgrams, called OUT
by long continued prOvocai.o on, and which
have been rarely equalled for lntens't! Of
scorn. A such we give them place.
Nosdax Xordstvr.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31
Freight Arrivals.

StvmUur-~ en,ral Arizona VI. Co, 3
powder, 4 giant powder, SO; Mcdowell
j smith. 3 powder, Cartridges, l76
Picket Post--P A Brown, giant powder
| ! fuse, lbs TUcs0n-Zeck-ndor q Staab
% giart powder. caps, 1898; L Zeckendori
Il Co, 10 pow der. $40; Tuliy Ochoa q Co.
IS sundri.., $3.50; w 4 B 8 sundrles
600; Lord & Williams, IS beer 2O.700
Phenlx-Goldman & Co, trunks. $50;
BPH2 ink, $50: J J HENSON, S sundries,
2l5. Glube-Hise q Hill, clothing, $50
Prescotl-C P Head & Co, 33 canned
goods, 1890; L Bashford & Co, 40 canned
goods. $3.50; Bowen Knowles q Co, II
canned goods, $50. Tiger Mine-E j
Bennett, IS groceries. 1645. Big Bug
II NJ Clark, 6 machinery, 22.650.
May Is. Apache-U s, . chests, 448.
Ehrenberg-J GoldSater u Bro. 50 sun
dries, 1851. Ph4nix-tioldberg q son. 3
eggs, los; Brown 8. Daniels, l glass. l20
Globe-G Weaver, ~ sundries. 2l65; Hise
81 Hill, 300 groceries. 1880. Tucson
ZrckendoIf & Staab, 1O0 sugar, 2 dr.
goods. 1000. Prescott-H B Weaver, IL
canned goods. $50: F W Williams, 81 gro
ceries, 1875.
May 26 Tucson-S Hughes, car lum-
Der. $3.50. Eradshaw-T Luisillion, 2
clothing, $40. Maricopa-C H Chaplin,
ear lumber, 10000; Cerro Gordo Freightiny
ca. $40 barley. $4,000.
May q. Tucson-L Zeckendorf Il ca.
dry goods. clocks, trunks, go: L L
Barton, 9 provisions, 9,S; + w Craigue, i
bacon, 55: S Mansf II. dry goods,
stationery. $40; Lo. d & Williams, b an.
:. 345; L e Hughes. 1 mds"j 80; W A
Bourand, 3 sugar, 2 lard, $40; Mrs A +,
trunk, $50; Clark Il Patton, II sundries
1920; TulIy, Ochoa q 20, 40 -four, 10000.
z ortnce-I Will, cignrs, l6O; 3 q w, e
groceries, 6OO. Globc-J Cover. 8 sun
dries, 325. Thomas-G Moran. | cart.
ridges, 120. Sanford-Bu, .alew q Oclo =
cigars, 160. Presrort-W NJ Buffum, |
seed. $50; o LinrOln, / drugs, 43.
Phenix--Ellis. Asher & "a. 2 bacon, At;
suudrie-. 1850. ymour-R0denbcrg g.
Webber, 1 whiskey, 400. Tiger Mine-N
= Shekels & Co. ~ groceries, 2S2S.
May Is. NORTHUMBERLAND & Demp
>ey, oil, -. Silver King Mine-NOb d
Williams, OIL. Phenix-E Irvine 4
Co. 8 OIL. A Fratas. 10 fruit, scales,
692; c Salary, 20 sundres. I'M; NJ L p
ralta 1 car lumber, 1880. Prescott
E Herzog, 5 OIL. NJ iricOpa-Ccrr
Gordo, Freighling c., 81 bacon bugg,
top, l023S. TucsOn-LJwenstrin & Co, !
eli.
May % Nortons Lgnding-Rrd Clon.
MiEe, bags 10 Preacott-Raudan ~
Cline, 7 hardware 1890; D Lausi. sew
ing machine 100. GiObe-Hise & niH
groceries. 10 oil, 25 hardware. 3270 Tue
son-L Zeckendorf & Co, % sundrirs.
Il $50; A D Otis & Go. Q doors, $50
Phenix-A Fratas. 3 fruit, 1S5. MaricOp,
WeilS-F s Hardwick s sundIies 200.
May 80. TmcSon-S W Craigue 8"
liquor, 81 35J: A D Otis Il Go. 100 machin.
cry, q 900; L L Barlow, Q lard 2 pickles,
295. PhRniX-G COyts. sund-irs, !
cigars, 3 tobacco. POS: j Samter, IL sn,.-
dries, 1850. Bradshaw-Bowen u Know
l0326.
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asxss.a 1t n.ss,.su.is, viii 10 q fsrsv,;
Twelve thousand slips OF leather, mum.
seTeA from one Ia twelve thousand will he

Twelve thousand slips OF leather. mum.
SeTeA from one tO twelve thousand will he
puhliCly deposited In = large glass wheel
which will then be closed and EeSlau hS
the Territorial Lntterv Ccsa missioner
Two hundred and s:gnLy.iwo strips Of
se=,l-r 49, ~ teTs-d IN accordance witb th.
prizes announced, sill bs publicly de-
posted in Il smsil glass wheel. which wili
also be CLOSED and sealed By the Terrific.
riai Commissioner
A Committee - seven citizens will De
selerted by the ticket holders TO examine
every stage Of the proceedings.
Roth wheels will then be revolved In
sight of the sudience, until their contents
are mixed and thoroughly mingled. The
sesls will then he brnken and the wheels
opened, and two children under ten years
Of ayr will be placed, one at each wheel,
and . prize and number drawn at the
same time. The wheels will then be
closed and fev0lved. and another number
and priz- drawn, and this process re-.
peated until the 2S2 l.rizes are all drawn.
The hs,ldrrs Of tickets bearing correspond.
Ing sumbers will be entitled to the prizes
1rawh,
osJ 1s,ooe ficfsts vail 10 Sold. Whole
Tickets $500. Halves $50. Quar-.
tsrs$i.26.
The Bank OF Arizona will act a. Treas.
urer. and ali moneys received from sales
OF tickets Will be deposited there to await
the drawing. Prizes will DO paid ten
days after the drawing
All orders for tickets mnst he accom-.
panied by the money, which can be sent
in Bank Drafts on San Francisco, Certiti
cstss OF Deposit or Postal Money Orders,
or by Wells. Fargo It Co.'S Express.
Address al. communications. and make
all drafts and money orders payable 20 the
order of the ARIZONA LOTTERY COMPANY.
Prescott, A. T.
Register all letters containing drafts
or postal orders. To avoid forgeries, buy
20 tickets except Of regular agents
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

The Hebrew Feast Of Weeks, Shabuoth,
or Pentecost began Ut sunset ON Tuesday
last, and lasted forty.eignt hours; it was
generally celebrated in California, but, so
far as we can learn, little attention was
paid to 1t in Yuma. It held in common.
Grafton Of tie delivery Of the Law y God
to Moses On Mount Sinai.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

The Board Of Supervisors had = special
meeting yesterday and appointed Henry
Tyner Constable and DR.. Taggart CorO
ner. These gentlemen will probably
qualify at once.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

In stating the present, and prospective
status Of the Great Railroad Strife ~ in
Arizona Il: f. Straine displays as much
ingenuity az confidence. We corv NJ.
statement from the Boston Post. without
contradiction or endorsement.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

Mass VI. z Post continues 10 give per
feet satisfaction In fulfilling orders foi
gentlemen's shiTts, and ladies' and chill
dren's underwear. DrgssrrakinE III sH
it's branches. Goods and patterns ordered
from san Francisco and the East
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

Col. ]. N. Barney and Dr.. Tonner ar
rived on Monday. We have never Seen
the Colonel lodging. better and the Doc
tor books no more like Frenchman than
before he weat to Paree.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

+ THs pile driver train was moved
forward this week from Gill;. Bend to
camp some i6 miles farther East. RI.
cellent progress is being made In con.
struction Of permanent culverts, bridges
etc. All work of this kind is being done
IN the most substantial manner
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

THE water tank and steam pump OF tn,
Railroad company, which was f"rm-rl!
at Adonde has been moved down to u
point aesr Rattle Snake. Water 10 takeI,
from the Gila River.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

WILMINGTON harbOr is crowded With
vessels, six Of them bring material for the
Pacific Improvement Company, now ope'
rating in Arizona. There are now being
landed 100000 shingles. $4,000 feet OF
lumber and 16,700 railroad ties.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

Many of the patrons Of the Hall Safe
and Lork Company will remember, hy
reading tie following certificates, that the
same offer has been made to them. and
they will also see 0y the annexed state
meut Of Mr.. Perry the disingennousne>s
with which The " Hail Safe and Lock Com
paBy made snch offers:
SAN FRANcisCo. Cal, May %, 1879.
This is to certify that Mr.. White, agent
If the Hall Safe and Lock Company,
stated that his Company were ready and
milling to put from $1,000 to $40 200 in one
Of their safes and give Mr. Z. or any other
man the privilege Of getting it out.
This statement was made by Mr.. White,
May II, 1879, at No. l Fourth street. at the
time he delivered one of HALLS Safes To
Mr.. Wheatly.
Witness our hands this day, May y, 1879.
II. PERRY.
Ed. WHEArLY.
further state that ], with Mr.. Ensign,
called ut the store Of the Hall Safe ard
Lock Company" and they backed out of
the abuve proposition, and refused to let
Mr.. Ensign open one of their safes.
Signed, H. PERRY.
For the purpose Of setting this matter
right before the public. would say that
can pick or open either Of the Hall Safe
and Lock Company's" best bank locks.
.nd one Ut the means Of opening them is
uneousled for its sim .,licity, and I could
teach boy in 4 few short lessons to he,
equally with myself, master of their "VIr-
tor or Premier" locks" 1T would be
better for them to sell their. wares OIL
their merits, as Others do. and cease max
ing erroneous statements ABOUT myself
and my abilities.
The vslar OF what they may say in the
futurg IS well Ms what they have said In
the psi, can be judged from the above
staten hts Of Messrs WheaLlY and Perry.
Content with riyhting myself, drop the
suhisct once and for all. Respectfully,
WIN. F. ENSIGN,
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

A well was dug at Casa Graude depth
II a feet. But on putting on = steam
pump It gaze out In . short time. 1t l.
to be dug deeper this week.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

TEE new pump for the PicachO mill
came In On the 26th. and was ut once
packed out there, set up, and the mill
started TN Wednesday: large quantity
of ore has accumulated to work on.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

A r. r. water-tank Is 10 be put mp be-
tween Gils City and Adonde. A car OF
lumber Tor thi, purpose was sen: out OF,
"Wednesday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

SAN FRANCISCO. May 26.-The object or
the visit of Lloyd Tevis aud D. o. Mills t.
New York is ascertained to be the placif
on the market Of bonds irsucd - lue
Southern Pacific Railroad, to III amount
Of s4S,0OO.0OO, TO aid in the com Y.e .0u Of
that road.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

Gas. Vim. vsndevsr, late Indian IN
speSte3, vent ~ the iront un Thursday, IL"
doa6t to see his SONS. Van is at Mari.
coI.s and ledge So is at Casa Grande.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

A beautiful shell-cased Riverside Chro
nometer Watch, All adjusted movement.
warranted for 10 years, the fuest ladies
watch made. cost ut the jewelers. $50,
will be- sold for $S4. II Uncle Harris. 22l
Kesrny Street, between Bush and Suffer-.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31
Proclamation ar:ke 8ovsrzoT.

John c. Fremont. Governor 0f 5he
zrr-l1,'s ~---------- =, g - : : On
z.s-sutSr q sugerinteud the drawing oi
J cries seT the support OF She Public
2, 13uls. etc, by virtue Of the uuSer and
= -lsril7 vested in me by lsw, DO hereby
s-sIgnsIS IS the place here the irsl lot
Sgrr shall be drawn hy the Arizona De-
velopment Company, the Theatre, IN -----
colt, the Capital Of said Territory Uf Ari-
aons, and the time when the same shall be
drawn shall be the 9Th day of June, 1879.
betw esn the hours Of 10 o'clork A. NJ and
: o'clock ?. n.
witnrs. my hand and the great seal OF
the Territory Of Arizona, this Goth day Of
February, A. d 1879.
s.AL.l Gov. and er.officio Lottery
.. Commissioner.
The first Lottery under the foregoing Law,
will be drawn at the Theatre, In
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

An artesian we'll Is being bored for the
3. ?. 4. r. Co, At point some Z or 8
miles east Of ella Bend, by Mr.. Lind
sey.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31
Certificate Of Territorial Treas
urop.

I, Thomas J. Butler, Treasurer Of Ari.
soma Territory, hereby certify that the
Arizona Development Company has this
day fled In my Office its acceptance in
" ritinx Of the Act Of which the above L. y
copy, and has also nled In nv Office a
bond In the sum Of twenty thousand dol.
lara, which bond has been approved by
the Governor, and an associate Justice 81
the Supreme Court Of Arizona Territory
conditioned for its faithful performance Of
the provisions Of said Act.
THOMAS J. BUTLER,
Territorial Treasurer.
Prescott, Feb. 20, 1879.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

John STROBE. In charge Of Deputy Sheriff
Brukaw Of Pima Co, reached Yuma Wed
nesday night by train and was at once
turned over to the superintendent Of the
Pennitentiary Strobe l. now 4s years of
age and is sentenced for tern Of eigl.i.
teen yesres
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

The Committee of the Darien Canal
Congress have decided that the route pro-
posed by Lieutenant Wyse and NJ. Reclus
Ii the best. The COST is estimated III
SOC, 0U,O00. 1t admits the Feasibility I"
the Nicaraugua route but says it would
cost t490 100000.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

Y----Gl4g WIS Decoration Day. We
learn Of no observance OF it vt Yuma
save that the fags were not dying either
ut the Fort or Quartermaster's Depot.
There was sons wind IN the morning
which perhaps was the cause Of this.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

JOHN TAYLOR, who broke jail At Flor.
ence, has been captured at Los Angeles,
and is held awaiting = requisition from
our Governor.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

A LOT Of machinery came h. CD the
Both for Bradshaw Basin, marked Bowen
& Knowles Looks like part Of saw. mill.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

WE were pleased 10 receive call from
Mr.. P .rter. editor Of the San Bernxrdino
Index. Yesterday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

TIE Los Angelo. Commercial is hereafter
to be issued III the morning Instead Of the
evening.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

Judge Silent should arrive In Arizona
next week, he passed Omaha on the
10Th.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

TIE s. p. r. K. Cos, pay car passed
through Yuma yesterday afternoon bound
east.
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VIII - erswn 1t Prescott, T.,
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 4, 1879.

ia Buildings, and 10, the support
e Fable Schools In the
TERRITORY VI Arizona.
h 3aSesk sstAs L<snssAssss AsssnsNy q
As1suMf 1WTSt6ry - :
sscftox l.. Il shall be lawful for. and
the right, powef and authority 10 hereby
granted for the i.eriod Of twenty years
from ths frst day Of February, 1877, to the
Arif ma DEVELOPMENT COmpany-a cor
porstion oryaniret and existing under
ssnd by virtue Of the laws Of the Territory
Of arixons--and Ito assigns. To- give public
lotteries, nc phich, or by means of which
money may lawfully be disposed OF by
chance, anything In the laws Of this Ter
ritcry TO tie contrary Notwithstanding,
etc, etc,
Sec. 8. The Governor Of the Territory
Of Arizona. and his successor In Office, and
In the e.ent " the sbsence, disQuaIiics.
tiop or desth uf the Governor-his legal
substitute ID hereby appointed Com
missioner 10 suprrintend the drawing "r
distribution Of prizes In said lotteries, and
each Of them, and certify to the correct.
ness thereof, ETC., etc.
SIC. 3. All lotteries drawn under the
provisions Of this Act, shsll be drawn In
=sene public place " be designated by the
Commissioner, between the hours Of ten
e,clock A. NJ, end ave O'clock P. NJ, and
In . manner 70 b. approved by the Com
snos. 4 s and g. provide'for the collec.
-tion VI ten per cent. from al prizes and
the psyment Of the came into the Capitol
and School Funds.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

flee as transfers from III airy Tvlr-
graph line are to be made r- Instead OF
IL San Diego IS herctoforr wires u
the latter lius have been seH into The
new T. r. Depot, where both offices are
l"calesi, and will be presIdel ger by Ar.
Surrey who Was for some stationed al
Yuma. Two hundred miie. of wire
between Yuma and San Diego are thus
rendered useless, save perhaps Signal
Service observations at CampOs, which
everybody but Gen Meyers can do with.
out,
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31
Letter List e.

The following ia the list of letters re-
naming in the Postoffice at Yuma. May
29th. 1879:
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

Mr.. Thomas Cords Collector Of Inter.
nal Revenue has gone to Tucson.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31
SoXE 2S5 horses belonging " the P |.
Co., are now grazing Dear Sw-etwater.

all recruiting up Ia os In readiness for
more railroad buil0,ng next fall.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

AsAw.MILL and engine arrived yester.
Day consigned to A. ID. Otis & Co., Tucson.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31
June 4th, 1879,

4. Or sooner, II all the tickets are sooner die.
posed uf, on which Occssim there will
he distributed
SsiYty:ess Easussad I've &naa,si sxt Fly ssi!sss
IN "a Is.lel a ieusRf:
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

THERR will be boat leave for Hardy
vile and way landings, June 10th
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

Mr.. AK.coTT VRNToN who has for some
time dealt out lighting ut Yuma, left for
Maricopa ON the 9th, where he takes
charge Of the Western Union Telegraph
,tfice This is 10 become an import mt
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31
TO All whom 1t may Concern

Many of the patrons Of the " Hall Safe
and Lork Company will remember, hy
reading tie following certificates, that the
same offer has been made to them and
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

TIE Yuma mill will probably begin
crushing ore by Jun, Goth.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-05-31

Col. E. E. HEWITT passed the day In
Yuma last Monday. $50, -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-06

lime per atrc a'so bore and guam, az circun
stances would allow. All these IMPROVEMENTS
have been accomplished by himself aid vile
in seven yeaTs, With 10 capital TO star. H:th
after paying for lis land. In adiitIoa 70 h!=
stock and cIOrs be his few hundred cellars
surplus.
10 subduiog brush land Mr.. Blum. cooteodS
there is great advantage 10 cutting the brush
and burning it 10 exactly the right time. tits
father taught him, in his native place III New
Hampshire, 10 cut brush near the :uI of ltc
moon 10 August and burn at the tuII OF tic
moon in September or October. The sprouts
hat spring up from cutting time to that ii
burning arc roasted or burned SO that The sap
becomes heated, and when it descsnds loto the
roots it becomes sour and pOisons them, so that
70 more sprouts spring up atterWard.
After giving this statement 10 regard 10 the
condition and management OF his farm, MIR.
B!uot asked the advice Of tie club 10 regard
to accepting an offer OF permanent employment
ct 500 per month, neceisltstiDg the selling or
leasing Of the farm. The unanimous advice
was to stay on lis farm and enjoy tho fruits Of
bis well earned ia5ors.
The greater portion of the time allotted for
information from our host and in examining
his iarD, which bore testimony to the Correct
ness OF the statements and the persaverlug in
dustr} and discretion displayed 10 renovstiDg
poor, worn OUT portion OF Virginia Iaud
The roSt meeting OF tho club will DO held OF
L2vi B. Stiles Ootob;r 9th.
The critical committee arc John Bal!cugCr,
W. WALTON, and Lewis GllliDgham.
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CnR0Mos. The hnudscm: clnlomoa given
away during the lair by Isaac E.chttrg, were
from the celebrated Gru ci G. 4. Clark (
Bros, spoo! c1ltGn manufacturers. and we're
nfs!lg aud elegantly gotten up. Thor; spool
cotton Is considered among tho best in the
llDitHd States, and Is iu a'most uniform use bv
the cIlIzers OF !al-yab,ilia. We ,hank Mr..
Elchb * md Messrs. e. 4. Cis.k & Bros, 6f
400 Bo"er5, NV 70 k. k,udiy lor specimens
OF then pictures, aud hope that tho mapy pr.,
sented duliOg our lair will bar good fruit,