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Decorah-posten., 1879-11-05

Warehouse, as well as Farm Mills, are largely con-
strue,ed, both kinds requiring nine sizes TO accom-
modate the demand, and giving a capacity O. from 90
TOGO bushels per hour, according to size Of mill.
They are shipped, boxed for ocean transportation,
and set up" or Knocked down" for forwarding
inland. as requested; and in all cases put free on
board Cars or Steamer. Orders filed same day as
received.
Mills shipped knocked down" 60 for half the
freight charged as when forwarded set up" Oleo-
graphs and Circulars supplied on application. Prices
Will be quoted @v and on liberal terms. Cores
pondenee solicited.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-05
0aaoc.

0pao sr bet for noest. Tom rafsfte Bill
vi inobente fan?
Der alimter aiiieb meo Stormpinbens q
Saa 50 % paa 9anb;
Der anrttier ulpffer, Sfaoe % Sammer,
Sppr bet blot rammer,
2iIlnteisier Wennsitets 5orraabstammer
0ets aoru os 6ru9t
J pilinar 5lustY
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-05

II GENT Is 6suis Vefdsf
AlOlOoH Siimys tltr 4apirptnN
FIR en- nh saaebN for ptt. S,banrlsT oft
Smtcmms, bar 80 fine Sr0init. Der piitr
Stdtns Stilins'r uHpT .,
ROCK toriiituis' S%pSecnmt, 5'bd
DOOH cptr Sisrrtiitn AZ Qcier. e.
Wsnaee Ruspitr. Splosnina ON h%pcIlseH
man Rsei tan lofuos l,titHs Nicer. nee Era
init. Der pilu Scranfrinler | 3Gnetrnt lel
bert Gar. FAINT en- bel Del noiiiae Anolsnin5n
"a Raao anaddtuct 6,nt. Ir. &m. &. sal
fSu: ".le bar iisbt Ss1sr ION ia bar httil'
SIS "a $40. men icm lta idnsitrd liter lad aeo
lcm Ter g." Gene Tor Strcdlrre. Alsniel
snles. y Z. anelu, TX. 2. 6noebiras
Taus. Ytrmcni. 40 III
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-05

Gr ieas ~ oil iitnit ptetllpt al psr. ben
leocn0c Scrnbnue / H~OyOuelten.
- llnor en- Srptebsitprslie bar Stlltit.t -
2,l5S Wile Sernbane,
Ger ejnner tiItTisiatnet Qcpshlini,r:
etita9c. 6cuneil SluHs & California 9inie.
eblt11c. Sirur Gin & 9lnttrn S,nit,
eplei9c. eltnIcn, Cutulus & ga6rcsls 9inis,
ebitaAc, Srttrcrt & lutulus Sinie.
eblta 70. IA 9rcslt. @lnpnd & Winn. Sinis.
ebltalc, St. liui & WiHntdrplis ginis.
ebtsl5e. Wiiwauise Il sais Suuripr Sinis,
ebleasc, @rttn Sap & Warlu,ttt sinit.
Norbtsre nso bisie Qinier ere:
u 9uis en- 9lsiissr sni'tr al rsiit fra tutr
III pr l'trlpmhtlli Nlats | 0tiitn tlsr Hcrepe,
ltsn, ian ban ilsbe lin Billet paa li1tmeQ.
brtlttn AZ 8cnirlsnltls yinisr. "a rare fif,r
ral az rdd NJ %elisnmdltsiee tnitn eirtits meo
Sditittts Stnier fu,r en- A. hSts Sorhinetiitr
y Fai iisrlte Elrttn Al Stli,a6tis sinisr
U Vinsn ld5i AZ Stlllitnncr
81 Ctt tr fsn f~critrs Sinit msl,m aQt 9pSr
al nclsn @,ieetub ;.
~ Nuf Sc9 ,r ,ipipertes mtr The wes.ins-
house Airbrake, x;lle-s Platform & courlers
q % heiis Srflnttllsr lcr Ssfptmmsliabso o.
Siiin ose.
81 Cst CT rem ,utft gan. I g,i,n. lem &c,
nSiitr Dc btrsmit Pullman Eotel-Vens. mel,
IN e5iease ~ 9cundl Siafs.
81 1iuilt ben ,ntlts FINE. lem taepe "frtm
y hlsl8'" bsnpiitr Pullman's Qalaess Scpt,
BNne meg IN
9I'aar & ct. 9aul. Gran 9ao.
6resrert IA 6resit. @incud.
lGtalut. RtSrsscr. aRlmuft.
y 9n9sn anetn Sant tilboe.r iaamanst GO,
tesmmtiieotetr mte &tnipn III aitnntmlalrnet
SY. brerPrllman'sHalanss z YRS gcsre brusss.
81 Ctt llaar I Ncrtinetlit mte als andre
sraTllnttr raa Interchangeable YlaeiU.
Santn CT nor 9)netiI tlanet ett reitnes Yu,
tllium. ~ etnns 9cpulartttt fistr Cas for Tds.
Stuttitr raa etnns 8lm islsts al al. oil.
lsilstntsr I b Ser. Slanr o. Canada.
Suls raa. naar q ri rdit. al ~iVrlanst en-
Stut crtr 9bieasc & Rertb'@ tlun Aal
Moab. % tag lnatn anetn.
Jtrnbant' 1drtsrne N anesn snPtltl llnetr,
Itinlns. lem ltt IAN trbcle.s bes b leills
astn'tr. useetles raa Sprlanssnet al
". q. Stennst, Marvin Eughitt,
Vtn. Ylsi. asi, Ssn. aRanSatr,
8bteaas.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-05

Splosning paa @aaoen | No. q:
On SoIb.
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PUBLIC SALE
in front Of the Grand Central Hotel, in the
town OF Frostbure, Md, on

isfDN !, ~ ". -!, 10 a,
AT 1888 O'CLOCK 4. NJ,
The following Real Estate, viz:
All those three lots of ground and
Tie IL orov' ments thereon lying CT,
Lyrdon street in the town Of FIR St
burg, and known as Lots Nos. II
and Is of B ock Ne. II, of Frost's
heirs addition to Eros, burg, and
Lot No. IS Of Book NJ. 10, of
Frost's heirs addition to Frostburg,
particularly described as follows ::
Begin iGg for said Lots Nos. II ard
Is at astake stan Ing S. SO, w. 80
feet f.oo the southwest corner of
Lot NJ. II of Block Nc. II Of sid
addition and running thence with
the west margin Of yLdtn s rect
5. 390, L. 100 feet: then S. $40, W.
l57 feet; then n. 2S}o, W. about
l22 fe-t to in ecsec. lice draw
from the beginning S. $40, W. l2A
feet then by straight line to be
ginning, And boginaing for said
said Lot No. Is Of Block No. 10, Of
said addition at stake standing oil
the margin of Lynden street and
bearing $50, W. So feet from tue
southwest corner OF Lot No. 10 If
Block No. 10 and running thence
with said street S. 800, f. 60 feet;
S. $40, w. 100 feet; n. 800, W. 60
feet; then by a straight line to the
beginning, Being the sane prop
erty conveyed to William Humbert-
500, Of George, by Nelson Beall and
wife by deed dated August, %,
1873, and recorded in Libsr t. l..
Nc. l6, folio 489 &C., one of the
land records Of Alleglny county.
Lots Nos, II and IS OF Block No. II lie
contiguous and are improved bya
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DIANOS and ORGANS. $1,100
A - ..A. Pianos only $222.50; $370
Organs only $96.25; 1926 Organs only
$73.75. Tremendous Reduction during
the Midsummer months. Having been
ELECTED MAYOR of my city and en-
trusted with its bonds should be sufficient
proof of my responsibility. Latest circu-
dress DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washing
ton, N. j.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-12
Carpenter Shop

CJMMIN GS & LOWE
HAVING FORMED a CO-PARTNER-
- hip in the Carpenterne Business, are
prepared 10 attend to alt work IN their line
G fins N dc 10 order short notice shop
on 1fontez ma street, opposite the Herald
ciiice. 13-tf
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-12
LEGAL.
notice.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD OF SCPER- I
vIs9Rs OF NIA!IC IA COUNTY A. I. 5

OFFICE OF CLERK or BOARD OF SUFFER
vIs0Rs OF MA!IC PA COUNTY A. 4.
Whereas. by act of the Tenth LegiSla-
tive Assembly of the Territory of AriznEa.
entitled act 10 provide for the erection of
county buildings in the county of MaIicuf't.
ard other matters relating thereto. the Board
of supervisors of the county of Maricupa are
authorized 10 Issue bonds OF said county 4
Maricora " any sum not exceeding SO. OOoOo
for the erection OF county buildings of said
county and whereas by the provisions of
said act the board of supervisors Of said cOun-
~ OF AlaricCpa required adopt plans and
specifications of said county bindings within
ninety day ON the passage o said act; and.
whereas said board Of supervis, rs by the pro-
visions of sad act, authorized and emrow-
ered IA appropriate sum lot TO exceed $3.50
tor the procuring Of plans and SPECIFICATIONS for
The erection of cUuEty buildings as aforo-a aid.
NV. therefore, il Is ordered thtt the CLERK If
his Board be and Re is hereby directed To al
veril>e for plans and specifications Tor the cree
ten OF house and Jail for said county Of
Marcopa Tie said buildings not to cost
extend : q GOO the said court h0nse Ia contain
the following rooms. 10 Viz: District Cont
DOM. Clerks office two jury ROOFS Recorders
itre. Treasure : office. >herifrS office. lis
trict Attorney : office Collection Office Probate
Judges Office ana Public Adniin;s;rato Office.
The TAI to be of sufficient size 10 contain six
iron cells OF the gspal size gcfher with
srtalsle iiilur's room rooms AID may be in
the basement of TIE court house or otherwise
according to the plan adopted by the board
cash he paid ont OF ney provided in said
act r. the plan All specifications which may
he adopfed by the b and that all plans and
specifications W ich may submitted bt.t NOT
adopted shall in no case become county
clarg-. but that an par les snbmitiirg Sueh
plans upon demand male within three months
after their rejection by the board shall be en-
titled 70 the same that the per nns 81 mittir.r
plans aud specifications which adop ed shall
before receiving pay therefor guarantees that
the contract price of said buildings shall NOT
exceed the omit estimated in said plans
That aid advertisement be published in the
PHG2NIX HERALD aud in the weekly San Fran
cisco Examiner for the space Of month.
thaf plans viii be received by the Clerk of the
Board up to AMI including the 18th day of
Anil, 1879 That the Is h day of April
1879. the Board will proceed to examine and
pass upon such plans may be submitted, and
/ is further ordered that the board ,e>erve the
right to reject any and all plans and sPeeihea-
tons which may be submitted.
w F. MCNCLTY, Clerk.
Dated March 10th 1879. 67-lm
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-12
ITO LeadviIIe and Death

Under the above rath4e startling
heading the Cheyenne Leader com
ments upon the heavy tide Of immi-
grafton that is setting towards q GER
tain mining district in Colorado re
puted to be rich in silver bearing
lead ores. In that immigration
stimulated into undue proportions by
the most unwarrantabie means, the
Leader sees the portent Of terrible dis
appointment, distitution and suffer
ing; the town of Leadville, the cen
trail point of this attraction, being al
ready oyerrun with multitudes, half
famished, diseased and nearly desper-
ate. Being at great elevation this
locality, which remains deeply buried
under the snow. is greatly liable to
pneumonia and other diseases of the
respiratory organs, from the effects of
which hundreds have already died OF
are now suffering with little prospect
of recovery. This journal charges
that these unfortunate people have
been induced to rush off to that in
hospitable region in the dead oil win
ter, through exaggerated accounts
published about its mineral wealth
by the agents Of transportation com
papies and others interested in pro
moting a movement OF this kind
If now paper issued ON the very
highway to this fatal locality and
likely to be benefited by such immi-
grafton, feels constrained to speak
thus deprecatingly thereof, we may
feel assured it has good reasons for
entering its protest against both the
movement itself and its active pro
motors. This action is significant Of
danger and ought to be accepted as a
warning signal by those who, under
the excitement caused by these eX-
travagant accounts, may have it in
contemplation TO visit this deadly
and greatly overratcd locality
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-12

The comfort and enter
tainment Of patrons will
be studied by the proprie-
tor and attaches.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-12
LEGAL.


In the s1atter of the estate Of Chas. c. Nc
Dermitt. decreased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator of ihe estate of Chas. c. Nc
RerInitt deceased. to the creditors OF. and all
persons having claims against said deceased
10 exhibit them with the cessary vouchers,
within four months after the first pub 'ication
Of this notice the administrator at his resi-
5.nce near Hayticn's Fee ~. in the said coun
ty of Ma1ieopa and Territory of Arizona.
THOMAS MORROW.
Administrator of estate Of Chas. c. McDel-
mitf, deceased II
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-12
SUCCESSFUL ssEEI.TING.

\ Smelling is a success in Humboldt
county, Nevada. The lSizrer State
says: "The smelling furnace erected
by A. Kleinhans & Co, on the north
bank of the Humboldt, is running
successfully on ore from the Beacons-
field mine. The furnace reduces
from eight to ten tons Of ore in
twenty-four hours, and so far, pro
duces on an average, ten bars of bull
lion daily. The bars weigh from
eighty to ninety pounds each, and
the bullion assays 500 per ton in
silver. 1t is now demonstrated be
yond all doubt that the base ores Of
Winnemucca district can be success
fully worked at home"
And now why cannot smelling be
made a complete success in Arizona
Thus far it has been looked on in
rather distrustful manner by our
miners, as the process has proved
costly and has not produced the
most satisfactory results. The want
of available fuel in sufficient guam
titles, to be sure, has been a great
hindering circumstance, but the ter
ritory is possessed of considerable
forests and vast beds of coal are
known to underlie its northern sec.
tions. These being made available,
with the improved methods of work
ing refractory ores now coming into
use, it is probable that much baser
and lower grade ore will soon be
proftably worked here as well as
elsewhere.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-12
THE

Is THE RECOGNIZED AUTHORITY
in Commercial and Financial Circles and the
best Fam y Journal on tue Pacific coast.
1t is the only Sa Francisco ne yy>pa per which
publishes a.lthe Supreme Court decisions.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-12
Seeds 8 uIbs,
EDITED BY W. D. HowELLs,

FTEoz.ering Plants. etc, IN LARGE
VARIETY at Low Prices. Orders filed by
mai. Send Tor Catalogue
Il. J. TRIMBUIL s CO.,
4.9 and i3l Sansome St.
25I2 san Francisco. Cal.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-12
Democratic CcntraI COMMITTEES.

There will he a meeting of The d .moararie
eutral Committee at the office Of John =.
NayIor, Dis rict Attorney he l0rh day of
A ~ il. at l0o'clcck a. Important business
win come before the committee, and fn.l at
tenda is desired.
By order of HE Chairman
JDHel L. NAYLOR,
i It'll Sec'y. Dem. Cea.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-15
HISTORY or HE FEDERAL ELECTION
LAWS.

Tie questionable mc'hyi u h;,h tie
MINORITY in Congress hu> adopted to
secure The repeal of lie national c'cr-
ton laws ought 10 lie more alicc;ion-
able to the better elements uf the y. m.
ocratic party than The pr"p"sir.eu itself
Of their repeal is to lie Republicans
The method Of il.c.r aLroeari.n !. a
Legislative trick, unworthy uf either
party in Congress. Tie Democrats
propose to place rider to the bill
which makes the appropriations of
money upon which the government de-
ponds for support, taking it for granted,
il seems, that the President VIII not
finally show sufficient moral courage to
risk tie obstruction Of the public ser.
vice by vcioing the offensive enactment.
The attitude ,hey take is simply r"voIu.
t!onarv. menace 10 the peace of The
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-15
MARRIED.

MON TGOMERl-R SELL At the NJ.
T. parsonage, III Elkton. on the 10Th
instant. by Rev. ID. c. Ridgway. .IouN
MONTGOMERY and MAGGIE RrSsI.II, both
oi New Castle county. Del.
Wilmington Republican please copy
TERR(-WILEl.- AT Lost Creek. Platte
county, Nebraska, On Saturday eycnrur
February 22ud. ii the residence of the
bride father, by the Rev. C. c. S,arbuck.
SAMUEL {. TERRY, formerly of this
county, and MARY WILEY, of Lost Creek.
MCNAMEE-GRONES.- At the residence
OF the brides father, in Elk Neck, Nd.
on Thursday afternoon. March 18th.
1879. by Rev. y. NcQuay. CHARLES ".
MCNAMEE aud MARY EMMA GROVES,
both Of this county.
LEE-RC TTER.-In Elkton, on Thurs.
day evening. March l3.h. by Rev. ID. e.
RIdgway, GEORGE \. LEE and Mis-.
ELLA RurrER, both of this town.
HlLL-kEirHLEG.-Un Tue,day. Feb
ruary l3ih, at =. Mays rect nv. North
Last, by The Rev. l.. X. Miller, LEW I.
Hill and NARY J. kEIrnLAY.
MctIsDNE--FlNNEGAN.-Oa Wednes.
day, March I2ih, by the Rev. T.. X. Mil
Ter. rector of 81. Mary's Church. North
lat, HENRY c. McCKoNE, formerly of
liares Corner, Delaware, and MARY 4.
FINNEGAS, formerly Of Wilmington, De-.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-15

and property were as safe in that State
as they were anywhere in the Union.
and that the laws against crimes of
violence were as vigorously executed in
Georgia as in any other State His
own tragic death supplies the best COM
mentary on his, undoubtedly, honestly
made statement. Col Aston is the
third Of his family who has died by
violent means, and he has always cher
lshcd the idea of meeting some such
tragic end
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-15
LOADED FOR BEERS.

Senator Zach Chandler saws. that
when lac made THAT recent -peech in
which he painted 50 admirable a YER
bal picture Of Jeff Davi- that no patri.
otto man in the country failed to recog-
n'Aed 80 faithful portrait, he expected
them TO come back ut him, and then he
was going TO make bis rea! speech. Il
wanted them 10 do it. MAS LOADED
FOR BEAR" said he. But the prelim-
mary shot was sufficient for men who
were thus brought suddenly to remem.
Der that they had been whipped in re-
hellion. None dared take up the gaunt
let the old hero had thrcwu down. lie
came back here Just at the righ, time"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-15
co., AI.STON'S ASSASSINATION.

Most Of cur readers a:e alrrad, ia.
mlilar with the rcyollin. details of the
violent death. of Col. Robert \. Aston
~ the bands Of his business partner nj
Atlanta, Georgia. TIE delft crate aud
cold bl"o!cd murder seut thrill Of
horror even through IEc communities
here such ,.,.,,l> ..f ,iolrncc seem ;o
Le practically sustained hv public >cn,!.
ment The murderer was a Contractor
for the labor Of phi ~ con, lets and a
partner of Senator Gordon in Tat pcru.
liar business Tie latter wanted 10 .,ei
out oi II and Instructed Aston to dis.
pose OF his interest Because he would
not obey Cox's impcriou> Demands. the
latter threatened to kill Al,,un. followed
him. drew knife on him. and nnlv n.
Tented 20 far az to alIow Aston 10 arm
himself Aston then went TO tie Cap
itol. where the Governor and Treasurer
saw him. He procured pistol and al.
most immediately uf;srwar,i m,, Cox
and the latter Logan his murderou. al
tex, which resulted in the death Of
Aston and in the severe wounding OF
tho murderer. All the circumstances
of this foul murder were peculiarly az
gravating. 1t is difficult To understand
why Aston should not have been pro.
iected against the ruIian. Ii seems
that all who were aware Of the facts
were paraI wed hy the peculiar sen,i-
ment that seems so often in the South
10 recognize the right 10 engage in muir
derous ARRAYS 1t is very singular
that the New York Tribune. about
n fortnight since, contained letter over
Col Aiston's signature, in which he
undertook TO refutc some Of "Gath's
statements as 10 the condition Of soci.
Aety in Europe. lie insisted that life
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-15
THE FEDERAL JUDGESHIP.

While We have no disposition 10 dis
parage the individual claims of anv of
the applicants for the seat made vacant
by the resignation of Judge Giles, vet
we are Of the opinion that the Presi-
dent cannot do better than 10 fill the
vacancy by appointing one Of the many
distinguished members of the Elkton
bar. Cecil has an abundance of legal
talent well calculated TO add lustrc to
the Federal bench, as well as grace the
forum and TIE bar. And while there
is, up TO this time, no active candidate
from Cecil county, we should, out of
respect TO tn. personal standing of our
leading LAWYERS, regret to see any one
of them condescend TO become the i'm
Fortunate and persistent seeker for place
that one gentleman, now leading as
pirant, has already become. When the
President sees a man knocking at the
door Of the White House, with his self
solicited political retainers and hackers
at his heels, soliciting so high an Exeeu-
tive favor as Federal iudge.hip, it is
time for him to become Disguised with
the opportunities of place-hunters, and
TO seek patient merit " outside of the
squabbling circle Of Baltimore politi-
clans The President recently honorcd
Maryland by the elevation to the bench
of the Hon. Alex b. Hagner of the
Western Shore He cannot do better
than seek successor for Judge Giles
from the Eastern Shore of MARYLAND.