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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-22

/ ON OUTNNEOUS DISORDFKS, :. 81
And MI oruptions Of tho skin, this Oint-
mcnt is most Invaluable. It docs not
heal externally alone, but ponctrates
with tho most searching effects to the
very root Of evil 5
Daily globe., 1880-07-07

Section So. Town 30, Range 70.



Names Of owners linquent and
Penalty.
M Dayton, com'g at center of sec SO, tn
e94 2-S rods to beg Of the tract, tn "a
Ia rods to or post, tn so rods to or post
tn W l1Sh rods, tn nelly to beg,
AN acres $63 63
M 8 Mayal und hf OF n hf of Sc or, except
part owned by M Dayton, II 3'4 acres 70 VI
Albert Scheffer, com at ne cor Of that piece
Of land in secs 80 and 33, town 20, range 20.
conveyed by Dana others to j O'Farrell,
thence 80 dgs 50 min Q 165 feet tn 81 dgs
As min W 162 feet and inches, tn nwy to
point on nwly boundary line Of the piece
OF land annexed to said O'Farren ss afore-
said distant 1917 feet swly from place Of
beg, tn nelly l8lH feet to beg 95
Miller. 30 feet deep next II from ne cor
of lot rs, block 8O,Suburban Hills extend
ed, tn W to Mound street, being 4 Of an
acre In sw cor of Mclean reservation lex
cept 60xl5O, to John Thorworth), %
Section 4, Town 2S, Range %.
Jas Stinson, hf of or Of or 2l67 acres % 60
Lyman Dayton, lott Is
same, lot AZ
Sweeney 4 Golcher, 5.76S acres in Sc Or Of
ne or "a
Daily globe., 1880-07-07

cor of g hf of sw or of sec 28, town %,
range %, til along the line between hf
and hf of sw Or of said sec 20 1UU fl, tn
9 100 ft to W line of Greenwood ave, In Il
100 # along line of said ave, tn W 100 ft 10
beg, 37-10O acres,
Vadnals, Jr, com'g at point 300 # from
NV cor of land of r. T Post in hf of hf
of sw or, tn W 160 IT to line of Greenwood
ave, tn along g line of said ave 50 ft, tn u
16O TT to W line of L T POSTS land, tn 50
# along W line to beg. 1s15-1Oo acres,
Section so, Township 90, Range %.
Stewart, Patten & Jones, ne or of ne or,
" FL Newton, acre of As acres OF " hf
of ne or, acre
N NJ Weide, und hf of hf of ne or of lie qr,
10 acres,
W Brown, CONG at ne cor of hf of sc Or
of sw or, tn W to NV cor thereof, tn along
line IS #, tn to intersection CT line of
said g hf of Sc or of sw or, tn j So # to beg,
1.06 acres,
Catherine Hughes, hf of 5 80 acres in se or,
said 8. SO acres lying on Mississippi street
Immediately of blocks and 2, E Rice's
second addition,
L H, Fl A & f E Perrung, lot 1G3xl72 #
in sc or, also the following: Beginning at
sw or of land conveyed to W & G
Hughes, tn due and parallel with the di-
viding line between lots & 5, block 2, E
Reis' I'd addition, to an alley running
through SAID Oca from 9 10 W, IN 10 ",
tn along said alley on its " line to the d.
yiding line between fractional lots and
in said block 2, tn to line of land COLI
veyed to Hughes, tn nwly alspg said line
to beg
same, com'g at point where the dividing
line between lots & 3, block 2, Z Rice's
I'D addition, intersects the alley in said
block 2, tn n Sc fl, th Is #, tn to said
alley in said block 2, tn to beg
James Stinson, NV or of NV or, 81 30 acres
NJ Hogan, CONG at point on division line
between the n hf and 9 hf of sw or of NV
or, sec 80, town %, range 20, distant W S63
# from the e line of the said sw or OF NV
or, running tn W 145 Is #, tn to the road
way transferred by o Turrell to Oakland
Cemetery association, 600 #, tn g along
said roadway las 1-5 #, tn along W line
Of land sold to John o. O'Brien zoo # to beg,
2 acres
Daily globe., 1880-07-07

Louis NJ Lambert, 9 10 acres of hf of
sw or and W 20 acres of lot 8, sec =, 80
acres,
| Csndille Demers, com at Sc cor of swq
of sec 5, tn W along n line of sec 1870
feet sly and parallel with " line of
sec s $50 feet, tn ely parallel with n
line of sec $50 feet more or less to
Gervais lake shore, th My along
shore of said lake to n line OF sec 8
$50 feet to beg. icing acres in ne
cor of lot l, sec 8, Q acres,
Paul Millette, com. at NV cor Of sec 8,
tn 1859 chs, tn 20 chs e 2.7l chs to
beg of land to be described, th SS1
de,e3.16L chs, tn n 56sl deg 3.1614
chs, tn n deg 331 deg " 3. 3.i61 chs, th 8
56s deg " 8. 161l chs, sec 3, acre
James Bell, n hf of ne qrsec 10, 80 acre.
Carl. Deiber, hf of NV or sec 10, 60
acres
Hollister, Carter & Co., und hf of hf
sec IL, 100 acres
James Bell, NV OF of NV Or sec II, 40
acres
VIM Bell, hf of NV qr, SEQ 1 go acres
O P Carter, ne or of Sc or SEQ l2, 40 acre.
W K Dixon, ne Or sec Is, 100 acres
A Farwell, NV Or sec 13, 100 acres
Thee Fernholtz, n hf of sw qr sec l3, so
acres
same, NV or of Sc or sec 13, so acres
F Sigal, 8 hf Of sw or sec IL. 80 scres
A Schofeld,s hf ofse or sec 1880 acres
Daily globe., 1880-07-07
Town 20, Range %.

4OWu 40, 1souSo &c
B Shaughnessy, ne or of ne Or and u of
NV or of ne or, section "a, bSk1 acres
John Marty, CONG at sw cor of Sc or of Sec
tion 81, thence Q on the line of said sc or
.95 # to sw cor of land conveyed by
party of the first to A Arnold, thence n
along said line and line of T Barney's
land to point in the center of st. Paul and
Hudson road, thence along the center
line of said road $685. 95 fl to line of
said Sc Or, thence sly along said line of
said Sc or to beginning, section 81, 15L
acres
James stinson, hf of NV Or, section 81, so
acres
Lyman Dayton, sw Or, section "a, l6O acres
Sinner, CONG at stake 1402 80 IT from
se cor of sec 81, thence WY sos SO It to
stake, thence 1892 $40 It to center Of
Hudson road, thence ely along center of
road 5l3 81 It to stake In center of said
road, thence to beginning, section "a, lSA
acres
L + Brigham, W hf of ew Or, section 36, 80
acres
Samuel Potter, NV or, section S6, 16O acres
Alf Varenne, hf OF sw Or, section 36, 80
acres
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20

- Science has accomplished II" more
wonderful or Clarifying result than the
pericction ofan antidote to the chIllihG
signs of approaching age, something t."
ob,itcr.tc tho ;,,li-t;t,c tracks OF time aud
ntcscrvc the natural :dornnents OF
Youth to ripe ola age. Halls Hair Re
newer does all this, and its praise &c
sounds in cottage and palace. lii" "wel
levs among the SHOWS of Norway and the
peasants of sunny France and spain
find use for it. and find means to get IT.,
and it does not disappont them. The
whitening locks again resume their
you,hful color, the tlln, dry, aud faded
hair becomes bright ana glossy. The
whole appearance is changed as IT by
magic. and the man or woman, who. be-
fore WAS called aged, now appears as one
in the prime of life. Such won"ro"s
changes cannot pass unnotlced, ana they
havo produced the Unrr"cc!en'e" de-
mand that now exists for the lrSt Only
article ever compounded that can pro
Iuce them in Il pleasing and satisfactory
| mapucr.-New Era. Woodstock, Ill.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20

the colored population OF
this Parish are to-day better OF,
financially than they have been
since the war. While in the
store of u prominent merchant
of this town Il few days since a
colorcd man came in, sold two
bales OF the staple, and drew
the cash for it. The merchant
informed us that the man had
p!nI his yearly account and
sold six bales OF cotton for cash,
and we were further informed
that this was by no means an
exceptional case; that it was
the history OF more than two
thirds of their colO"ed custom
crS. Another pcrccptible im-
prOvemcut in the morals OF the
negro is shown by the extensive
purchase Of handsome house.
hold furniture, good horses and
hurmics. 1t would seem that G
latent to ambition realize the
fruits OF their freedom is Icing
awakened in the minkS or the
West Feliciana negro.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20

II The New York Congressional Lele
Cation consists of 20 Republicans. II
Democrats and ! Iudepe,lenr, the Rev
j. Hyatt Smith of Brooklyn, who is
elected by the Grecnbacters and Icno-
Gratis. There is Il diversity of opinion as
to how he will vote. He has always been
Il Republican, but the Democrats say
that he will be with them on all politi
ca! questions. He defeated &. Chitten
den, Republican, 81 conspicuous in iinan-
cial debates in Congress for the last five
years. The Republicans list the district
now represented Ey Einstein.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20

dow HAPPINESS; IS SECUEHD.- Iiaopi-
ness is t." absence OF pain or annoyance
and whenever titre is pain there is dis
case. \ pain in til" lower portion Of the
body Indicates Il disorder of some kind.
If there Is any odo: or color or deposit Ill
the urine it means disease and rcuuircs
attention ut once. We have heard RAINY
of our friends speak Of the remarkable
power OF WARMERS Safe Kidney ana i.iv-
or Cure and are convinced there is mott
ing so certain AMI v:Llu.. bile for all Gisor-
!crs ofthe nninary system both maze and
female.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20
A PROFITABLE INDUSTRY.

On our first page we call the
attention of our readers to q
very pleasant and profitable in.
dustry-thess killing of Alliga.
tors and the sale of their hides
That there is money in it for the
energetic hunter none for q
moment would doubt.
In discussing this matter,
however, our attention is drawn
TO another and by far more pro
fltable industry, which, if pros
ec'lted would yield Il rich har-
vest to the parties engaged.
we refer to gathering the nat
I've moss which grows so album
dainty in the swamps of West
Feliciana.
n yankee passing through the
~ press FORESTS OF our SWamDS
would be immcdictel struck
with the golden crop Oh every
tTeo awaiting the CLEANER.
Where is thcre q man who
could not erect a press in tue
midst Of the field and make
ready for shipment this wealth
producing product, which can
be gathered aad cured for ! a
cent per pound and sold from
4! to 6 cents per pound? We
call the attention of our peo-
pie to this field for lucrative
employment in the hope that
some enc may give it a trial as
surcd that it but requires only
some one to take the initiative
for mary to follow.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20
JUST RECEIVED BY
0. D. d ( X :,
DRUEGIST AND rJ3ENIH /

X INSLOW Kerosene Gu. Lamp, cli,u.
IA ncyS, wicks &c.
AT Q. y. BROOKS
SEEiEYS Ha.d Rubber Truss... Light.
~ cool. c!euniy, used IN 'sathe~a.
AL q. ID. BROOKS. -
Al'it.S ard Gents. shoulder braces
~ >l.t'rnSn! les. exc.
AT O. -. i OOKS',
DERFORATED card board, gold and
Il silver, AID p!.. " gold silver i'alns.
AT O. u. BROOKS,
LNnANCRlN(s cXi,aciS. Gelatin, Sli,,r,
n and English Soda &C.,
TAND!GS, Cho,ol;,tr. Cocoanut, BURT
" Almonds. &c, all !rcS'!,
AT .. ID. BROOKS
pDoHEltS' and Wrstcnilolmc's knives
~ and hodscr>' straps and brushes
Al .. ID. EHOOkS'.
'3NeoTli. nail, !ather, lair, scrub, shr.,
= paint and caners hair brushes.
Ar O. ID. BROOKS
EN)ILE'T powder. 9iandl>'f cxtrac.s, az!
l. tiac cologne, all kinds.
AT. .. ID. BROOKS.
YNOILE'T soap, hay run. import ted, H.. =
l. Oil and poniihtS,
ALTO d. BROOKS.
~ AooAS culll aliu lever cure. Hl'''I''
~ tctd All O. ID. BROOKE
RnOOKS' Elixir C"lasaya Bark az:
- Iron, pleasant to take.
ALTO. ID. BROOKS
SCHOOL books, slate. pencils. cop.
~ books, &c, At O. D. BROOKS.
D-RE sperm oil, for sewing machines.
4 Alto. j.. BROOKS.
pASE Balls and Bats, AL sizes.
y AT O. ID. BROOKS
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20

picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery will
no: raise The dead. will ,ct cure you if
your lungs are half wasted by consump.
ton, or your system sinking under ca'i-
ceraa5 disc; Sc. 1t is. however. H><ur,
passed both us Il vec;"rai and Alternative,
ease Of the throat and lungs, coughs and
bronchial affections. BY virtue of its
wonderful a!ter"t tive properties it cleans
es and cnrirhes the blood, thus curing
pimples, blotcics, and ernrti"llS, AID
causing even great eating ulcers TO heal.
Sold by druggists.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20

Ezv A valuable heiftr belonging to q
fa'mer near Northalertpn, in England,
recently broke its leg, and it had to hn
aniputafed. The animal has since been
lifted with a wooden lcs, on which it
moves with the utmost ease, which
proves the absurdity of hastily ordering
the destruction of animals that Meet
with such accidents,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20

pnEs1DlN HAYES.--rhe val dltF
M. Hayes title may always be question:
rj and his administration criticised, hui
the payment of one dollar gives Il van"
title to one bottle Of Dr. Pierce : t"'"et
Medical Discovery. and its ad'nlhiStf'
lion can never he criticised i'll Cases "
coughs, colds, incipienb consumption
and general debility. for leading rhySi-
clans Of all Schoo!s endorse the h'9'"N''s
and prescribe i. in their practice sol"
bJ druggists.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20

HUMEHGGED .tGAlS.-i saw 50 much
said about the rirli's of Hop Buffers, and
my vie who WAS always dn"trrilg, and
never vel. tca>"! ,nr 20 urgently 70 get
her some, concluded to be humbrgged
again; and l am glad l did, for in
less than two months use of the Bitters
my wife was cured and she has remained
$" for eighteen months since. l like
such humbuggiug. II. T., st. Paul.~-pio
neer Press.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20

A WORLD OF GOoD-Onc of the most
popular medicines row before the Am.ri.
can pnbl'c. is Hop Bitters. Yeu see it
everywhere. People take it with good
effect. 1t builds them up. 1t isnot rs
pleasant To the taste as some other Bit CTS
as it is not ~ whis&ay drink. Il, is more
like the old flSl.;o:rcd hcnn set tea that
has done would cf"ooi. If you don't
feel just right try hop i;,t,crs.-Nunda
News.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20

~ Our ladies' who arc foHd of wear
ing gay colored stockings sh"ald avoid
those having green colors in them, as IN
all ,roh,hlity there Is arsenic in the
DIVES, and poisoning may result from
wearing them. Mary Dick, OF Chicago
came near dy ing. from having her legs
poisoned by cncasing them IN gree"
striDcl hose.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20
HOUSE.
RAYO(T SARA. La.

BOARD can hcprucurcd Ivy the day, week
on month, and ut reasonable rates. ~
the FIXTURE as in the past. he table Will
he supplied with the very hrS* tIie ne
marked Affords. Elegant amt wei! iur-
niShcd ROOMS Accommodating servants
constantly in attcudancr. faN"naGc So
,itc,l and satisfaction gUaIaHietd'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20

ES- J. F. Newcomer, Of Toledo, Ohio,
says:-l have been greatly benefited by
wearing an Excelsior Kidney Pad. and
would recommend all persons troubled
with weak kidneys to try it. See adver-
tisement.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20
The editor OF the Patriot

Tile editor OF the Patriot
Democrat is happy over the
advent OF Il girl babe within
the portals OF mis- household
We extend to both the mother
and father our heartfelt con-
CALCULATIONS.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20

Walk to the river and
save a dollar. photographs -
Il dozen on bou,; ".'e"p OF
Duy.'
It is reported that General
Ord will be put on the retired
list for potitic,! reasons.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20

IN T.. llNlhS US >StSA
81 Jay weighing 325pounds. How
81 !, this for Bayou Sara.
We have been requested to
sate that Il meeting OF Pioneer
Fire Co. is called for tomorrow
b ,reniDg Sunday at 4 o'clock.
The large bridge recently
sected over CobNs Ditch be-
low Bayou Sara, was washed
away a few days since, We are
sorry to learn.
BAYOU SARA FIRE Co., No I =.
The committee of this COM
pany have completed all their
engagements tor their Grand
Ball to be given as Firemcn's
Hall OH Wednesday Nov. oath.
Admission for gentlemen fifty
cents.
The people Of Bayou Sara
we're startled by the alarm of
fire on Wednesday evening last.
Tho house occupied by Mr. NJ.
Essential caught by accident
but no St.riO Is damage was Sis
tainc;l owing to prompt arrival
and dlIliycnt as,i>tal,cr Of citi-
zenS.
The recess cold, wet wealth
CT has had, i. would seem, a
tcuirncy to stir ~, ttv pitga-
tistir LInn; OF some of u,,v col
cred population. In the upper
end OF town three fights acc;lr-
FNi on Thursday evening last.
rs the c.:'N weapons used were
those provided by nature. no
casuNl;Sy occurred. The scene
is said t; have been more ill'!i-
groIls than alarming.
--Nlr. y. II. Pillct has re-
opcnc;. his oyster saloon ut his
old Sta Il on the corner and
will be pleased to see his friends
and former patrons. Ey each
packet he will receive fresh
oysters and the same Will be
prepared in any style and in 4
manner to satisfy he most taS-
tideous epicure. His charges
will always be consistent with
the times.
Brown 4 Mumford have
fixed up q coy retreat in tie
only house in the burnt District
of Bay OH Sara, and the same is
well stocked with toys, candies
and useful articles. Gus Brown
is the presiding genius of the
establishment and with Mr..
Rob. Leake to assist never fails
to please customers. Ladies
specially will bepleasesl with the
courtesy and handsome display
which marks the house.
The 18th and l4tb were
gloomy rainy days. On Mon
day and Tuesday the sun shone
bright and beautifully but
clouds abscured the sky ut nigth
and Wednesday was Il wet
drizzly day. Wednesday night
a north wind began blowing
and Thursday morning dawned
cloudy, windy and cold, the
thermometer having fallen to
$50. Friday, was clear and
cold with ice everywhere.
The e'riet-strickcn parents Of
little Ed. Butler Davis, have
our heartfelt sympathy in their
pereavment over the loss of
thls dear little child who was
crushed to death under q waG-
Oh wheel on Friday 10Th inst.
The little child was ridinG on a
wagon load of Spru cotton and
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20

NEW ORLEANS AND BAYOU SARA
SEMI XII
PASSENGER PACKET, j. ". CANNON.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20

j. c. LIHiNO .T catcr.
u. II. MOSSOp .CIcyE.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20

7 EANES Bayou njn eve tt4@fzz~@'
4 ~ Monday after t.. - 's .:-.y
hrriVai Gitc cars and every 5z=>:G:...
Thursday AZ = n'clnc!<. y. IN. and r"'nrn-
ing. leaves New Or.euns every Wrhi">-
cay an:t Sunday. .;nn.ll,-"3.iy.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-20

Reed 5 Gilt l. =, T,nic c.lr&s Fever 81
ATue.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27
TOMBSTONE NOTES
Happenings and Events in She City on
 the silver Hills.

Special CC-rcsp cspon6eace CT Jne CITIZEN
 TOMBSTONE, November 25.-Last Tuesday Mir. BiIicke, of the Cosmo- p0li'an Hotel, sold one-quarter Of the Mountain Maid To san Frauclsco par ties for SS0OO cash. The same parties also ha.e another quarter bonded to San Francisco parties. The shaft is now down 75 feet, but they do not expect to tap the Viziua ledge under I5J feet
 The Emerald was bonded tu East ern parties a few days ago for so5,O0O, and 10 per cent. cash.
 There is to be d race of gentlemeu's saddle-horses today at two D. m. at the Tombstone driving park. The purse is sweepslake, entrance S10, and it will be one of the most excit- ing races that ever took place in this camp.
 The Tough Nut hoisting works are now receiving coat of paint, and when completed will be the best in Arizona.
 The Three Brothers struck it rich Tuesday, and are now taking out ore which will go up into the thousands.
 We learn from Mir 4. II. Blyles, who arrived in town from the East this morning, that he will commence work on the Anchor mine shortly on a large scale.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27
Territorial Items.

Nimrod.un and pisctlorIaI party is tine way lhe EzuU-IJJr spsrSs Of "a presumably inn cent fishing eZ- cur=i"n.
 A postniilce has been established 8i Silver District. Yuma county. l. is to be called Silent, with Charles T.. Norton Postmaster.
 Work is progressing ou the Demo Crat mine, under the -Uperin'endeEcy of MT. Shaia. TbIs mine is tne prop erty Of the Cal>to Mining Company. The working shalt is d'wu 5J feel, md a contract will be let tO sink it 50 feet more. -l Silver Rsit.
 The Globe Silver Belt says this avfully mean hing aloul IJs band: The drum m jor is said 10 be use- ful mn because Ee attracts people attention so they don't see the awful faces made by tue cOrnct-players Why does not the Globe band have @ drum mljorf" Our band doy,n't need u drum major.
 John Bai .son, who pOllei such an enormous vote for Supervisor 0f Plull county, has been apDoiu'ed Co iil lhr vacancy caused hy inc retirement of Aaron Mason. l. Ir. Blrueion sual, make as good a SupervIsor us the wandering newspaper man "t the CITI- zAS found him host at hls jolly cabin on Mineral Creek, then Pinal VIII Le well governed,
 Phenix vics with Prescott in fur nIshing young lady candidates for clerkships in the Legislature. The bald-heHded staiisucg. btcIeIOr editor of this moral and religions journal estimates that ls3 aGdllonsI cummit- tee, will have To be orgsaizcI, Os thereil be some dis>en>iO1-with sey- erdl back counties yet lo hear from.
 Any person huvIng Q genuine plug such a one n, Mark Twan once bought, who wishes lO dispHsc of the same on long credit with poor pay, can find a buyer at this office. - 1 LExpOsitor. Apply to Clairmau Bar num fur Une of those mules. He doesn't want them any more.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27
ThanksZIring Tucsnn.

Thanksgiving Day passed of in a very pie ,sant manner. The weather was delightful enough 10 please the most faslidIOus, and everbody seemed to each the infection of wishing to thoroughly enjoy the day. The doors Of the business houses, almost without exception, were closed. Divine ser vices were held in the Presbyterian Church in the morning, and 8 goodly audience assembled to return thanks for the blessings which the past year bad brought forth.
 The only social event of importance was surprise party at the residence Of Mir M. T. Brown. Those who were present declare It to have been one of the most enjoyable events of the season. Splendid music, dancing, and the generous hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Brown made the "wee sma hours" come too suOn.
 The employees of the CITIZEN office srs indebted 10 Dr. c. H. Lord for generous invitation to accept of Thanksgiving dinner.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27
Ennlre Nine AIatters.

The Bos-on Economist of the 18th inst. has the following information Of the home doins of the Empire Mining aad Milling Company:
 The Empire Mining and Milling Company wIll hold their annual meet iu- ut Hartford, Conn. on Monday ueNt. B--ides JJe election of officers, which js 10 take place, the Company viii ,aka action looking lO Inc reduc- ton of ibe par value of the stock, so ui to reiuce the State tax of Sj,00J on lhe present par value of S5, ,OJ0,O0J. The capital will UrOJlbiy be reduced q. Sl.09 per share, of S2OO, QUO. This will ue-es-iute the rrOrgan zdtl0n of the Company under the laws of Maine. or some other State. Several plans ais ID contemplation, which vii. re- celvs consideration at the meeting, fir r1siug additional working capital. TaC one which seems Co obtain the mu C favor is Co continue the present suck c yi,ai ol 900, 000 shares one halt at which, 10JO00 shares, 10 be contributed by tue stockholders ani placed in the treasury to he sold for working capital \ large uttend1nce ci stockholders i5 expected aJ the meetiag. The President, Mr. Sim mons, wuO Is now absent in the West, will be here in time for tue meeting.