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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
Still Further Appointments.

ssSe . Ss SSSs ~
In nddiiion to tie mp .snsm-.'s an.
nou .ced in yesterday. BAzO. und-r ths
nee ORDER If thinga On the K ."s q md
Tex - division ii The Mi-~'uri r .ci6r, tbs
f.ilusing h.se .lso bern % ode:
L. P-.,-"n. disi-ion superintendent, from
n .nnibAl To PAr-ons and Ju"c,ioa Csy.
& n. sh~.f., division saP<si"tsnsies'
f. ,m P.rsnns to D-nis.sn.
N. A Martin. sssist~ns superintendent
Of h: ljsrs -"d buildings, h.ving c.,nir0l VI
Ill on the K snsaa and leg - division.
r. Il. p ,ri~r, cI.iu .geas.
q. l. Harrison. cashier.
A Il. E ,sien, car accountant.
John Hewet'. superintendent Of motive
povsr and m.chio~ry.
John Hodge, superinieodent car depart
mens.
r. r Powell, engineer aad tie agent.
L. F. sheldon, paymAsser of the Ksosss
AID Texas division.
TIE lste~, inf .rmstion - thst Jas. ID
Brown aud C-o w. Lilly will Be retained
in sumo pua,tioo By the nrs management.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

-M.ny casrs hsv~ come under our No.
t;ce whore . single bottle Of DR.. Bull
Cough Syrup relieved = suff-rer from 80
we're cough, which had been treated a.,
months BY competent physicians. Price Is
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
THE FAMOUS fraud.
or Course Reference 70 Made
to Madame Du Pew, tho
Pedestrienne,
Whose Visit 70 Sedsls % st Ii
3emembsred By Many Of the
BsSoo Readers.

N,dsoe Du Psev, the P..s.s,sienn-
vhO-e wit u Sesi.lia gill 20 duh, D.
rs~e"hesrd ~ many At the RA1op.
resdr's. hss brrn pisyinx IN e"sag-m~n'
in II J"e sse-nlly. She is. vi,hou, d"ub'
the vUssl "old hs.s" Vim ever !, Alclr.,
hrr-eif upn~ ssedsiia sudience
iag esrs L'ui-s Asm.indo, Who nsde "a
many 0ashss o. the vo.idbe blond. III
ihe future espi'al. A. befpre ssssesi, Dr.
Pee hes bren in s. J~. she ssop,,ed .,
the 81. J.ors hoiei until Noadsy, when
the laodlosd bsesoe
Tired OF HsR Company,
and notified kes to ~ el-~vhere. ],
ae~ms ih.s Tor some tine psst che had bren
inhih,ng snmrvhsi freely of in'oIic .,iny
Iiqpnss. AMI s.i.ins great di.'u,b.nc.
am ng i.miiies boarding there. Her con-
duct vss eomp'Ainesi Of To the proprietor,
sho i0media,eiy ,ook steps to e, rid OF
her.
I, l. ssid that last Saturday night che
bos!ed ~ and sh'le bess,lv drunk cum
PEELED little girl vho he'd b~~n y'-rinsm.
ing wiih her. nsmed clara FasnI-h, io
mp from the front vin.lov ~ . o'cIock 10.
the asosning She hat sl~o induced one al
the dining room xir!s ." cns-ni to travel
wiih her. Thee facts Induced the landlord
u inform her that she
Must 40 Exc9.
4 reporter ri the 81. J.~ Es-ninx Ness
81, an inkIine IL the racket, and h. has
the fsIiosiny in regard tn the old blister:
Tie reporter souxhi ~ in,~rsi~v. IT.
s-n, to h~s rom. n. Il. and kn"cke :.
C me in" xre~,~d hi. ear and the nat
m"m-ni he .'oL s-fos, the 'xr~st .nd
Cn',." sho -. bu-iis en.,.-,I IN r,n.,rk-
ing The dsss-ss sni packing her trmrk.
All uf the b. d clothes ser- r.-n .v-si, I-"-
'nx only the 10 s,ts~a~rs. Tue s-p wisr.
after -sy'nx xpsi 10 'r"i"x, ss"i N ism-,
! u"sirss;s "d that y.u ~. x..isx ." L. ~.
I nj !, ~o"-s thin WI ~x e.s-i?" "N..
ar. Ihsse .isii -, s--ks "s.r nv tim
Il am inf "m-d that y"u sre compell-d I"
Ie We the hOu-~."
''r'sAI.
I I'm leaving on sus osa account, AMI no
b-is'- IN skinx me"
"rh-v alan tell 10. Oh Il yoa ere trying ."
TAX one 81 the xisls avV 9th you. J.
there any truth in thu!" 81 d.n's tel
nv psiss,e ba.iness In every body. b.
fosr Isss- N Ginning dawn IN give yon
= big item. I'm n" irn,ierioo, .n.i I d"ui
1--we on wind puiiin: ei'h-r." 'P-rh-p-
WA Can tell me whH pe'pIs drink ou
SHIRE you came ir'm." .'D,a't y"n ssn'
Z" a.y yo"r psssees (holdins out 3 bi.I
'his is What tell Es'unss On "N.d,m-
la you ever u.e h~rs az vine ?" "Nnhins
hot tea" will. il effects ynu rsih.r
.'s.nxels some,imea, 20 I have be q in.
:" dow ~ Tae DEVIL Din roc FIND OCT %
MrcHw
"where gill y"u e. to from ihi. pl .ce"
Il d"ni knov. L-sseusosih OF A,chiso~.
i"me over h~se. ssni to tell you secret"
The res"sses ssik-d scr"s. the rom vne"
he sdd-d, % down To - s'ore and Ak
Tom what kind Of hair pm en-"
Tue msdsms sail che had % Gle $500
over al expe"~ss. B-f"se the s~p rs<s lei,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
A DESTITUTE W0xAN
Wh3 Was this Morning Cared for
Through the * rt:ons Of
O@osr JO6.,s g.

A; the Dept, iLi' NOR. ing, Vas . women
.ad lOur email chii.lrrn, the eldest u.
more the" six ye.r. al .Es, .ho v~r- sad
plight. A sbe st Z" tie waiting ro.,,p, .,
an s.sly huur, 9th her iiul- on-. Lu..il~,i
sS'.,,ssi her. -i.e attracted the .liem,u.n a.
O6 rr jed ~.-. ~h, .ppr".ci..d .ni q"
Z .gr'i her ." conversation, .nd learned a..
ssd s'usy "f her life.
Her nsw~, .he s.id, vas Mrs. !sh.i>
Meyer. sud she sss ." her %. To Sh.f,.
K i"'ph county, where her fuh~s aud
t." Dsu,h~ss s~s,si.,l. She sd been m.r.
ri~d is'ce. and her 6n.s hush nd, named
shy. sss the f.ih~s al her children. TL.n
she ga living in Illinois. Her hu.b.n.i
died. and year later she Vac married ,..
Mry.rs. Tn.y s-mos~i 10 P.ois, K-.
sh-'e. 6s- @onihs .xo. Meyer. de-~,,~u
her sud she vent iU live ~iin some .s~i~-
uves. ILey. uO. ssse Is"r. aud The =,
81 this vr~k che 'is'rsmi"~d tai g~i Ia Ter
rela'ivss IN R.ndoiph c9u",y, .ix mile.
from Mobesiy. she started 9th bat li,,i.
. ,oey. which -. c"mpIessly sxh.u.,. d
che" she '~.c'.ei this iy.
When Of6:-s J,Ges earned her story
h's sy@Psshy 80 e"ii.s-,i. .nd the On
b sppy s"w IN and her 'hiIdr~o sese poo
viiei 9th . substantial hsestf.sa 81 hi
sxprose. He sub. q 'eniiy e,lI~d On M.yos
E. .os sud obssioed iso0 hin Transports
t,os fos her - tss - Ranviils, and then
vi-i,ed ~. OF three parties sho contributed
ssessy.6's eeess eseh :os The worthy o.
jcs.
He ssilI lacked City eeats Of having Oh.
smooas ase~aasey To pay her fare a.
Mulberry. end this he dons,ed him-sii, end
Mr.. Aeyess and ehildses l<fs On the
morning. tram ios Shai,o".
This csc - uaiouhsesils worthy oil
charity. aud ,hs B. 3 70 svuid like 20 kn. =
vhe,hss il e.oe sa.ies The ] ''isdic,ioa II
The Sedslis B-aesoie., soeiesy!
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

Who Put in IN Appearance 1t
tho LindeIl Hotel This
Morning.
4 Young Womsn Owes Birth 20 .
Child While On Der Way 70
Io0ioo0.

o. the train ihsi ssris-d from the anGss,
on the ~, <. 4 r., y-.seri.y. SIRE ihrrv
pa~aenes's-ts,hes, an and d.ughses who
had pusrhaard tickets from D .ilss. T-x.s,
Tor C.nciaosli. O.iO. The tram %. ihsre
hoors o. asoss l. .. ssd the MiA-ouri
P.ci6: eas'.bound pssAenxes did mt v.ii
fos j., 20 the TIRE P.s-enx-r. rrisr'ed To
sess romprl,ed to remsia over until the
night train. They sst .round The . citing
room until sb,u, 4 o'c'.'ck yes'erdsy after.
Boon. when the son. young . 70 of shout
tsen,y-iso,
CALLED At The LIXDELL aOreI.
and u q 'is-i Of M. Piece. the proprietor
wheih~s he could ret supp~s f"s hi. fsihes,
si.ser and him-~lf. NJ. p. replied in the
s6rm tive and the Young oss d parted.
ana little later the three retained in .
hack. The I'D senti-m IN j. cripple. .nd
l. obliged to walk si,h cru,ches. They co.
ses.d the hotel AND sexi.,er-d - Wm Ry.e,
u. B. Rs.e sni la " Rae. NJ Rys-,
senior, a.ksd Tor rnm f,s hi. dsush,es,
saying hat she va noi sell, and the zane
s.s furni.l,ed end Ill ihrrs rr,ire.i until
the .oPp-r hour. They ate supper little
later, anal
A0AIX VISITED THEIR ROM.
About ten o'clock lat nigh, after nearly
all the bosrders hsd retired, erosns vese
heard Issuing from the room occupied BY
the young som,n, and then Il 90 that
III Landlord b.9sn to so-rici"n s"m~'h,nx.
lie visited the room snd N .de the di.
cs.vssy ihst the woman go sboui tn b.
c,n.6n~i. Dr.. Henry Essns v-s imm~di.
.,~is Summoned, and in . i-u minute.
he -. an hand AMI rem .ined until . liz.
tie after Daylight. when the stranger "a.
delivered 81
FINE BbY B,sY
A RAs % representative .e,s"ed 81 the
c 49,, snd v,.i'-.i the h su-e ihi. f"s n.nr
A. all three q the gn~-i> ses~ r~ri -i~s...
un.i~r the m NAM, s"d ps--~d 80 .ih~s,
~ssn nd siaush'er, ne. al ~s'ur- -. d siss.i O..
sooV where the ts'hss Of the Chilli 90.
VIII sni. "ij ct j" v,~v, Mr. K ~ s~ni..s,
-. .'ss.s~w.-l snd - ted ~ i..li.v-:
"W~ii. ] re- s.'rsed her n.m- .. Liza ".
Re-, hn' -',- J.. 4. viL'w. Her pr.,s.~.
,m- !. .. J ckm,". H-r hu-hs"d diet
sh.ss 'hr.-r m..-'h. .wo. Title i. all us~x
,,ec'~i tn u~ w. hsd .x,~~'r.i o. s<sci.
our hume ~ L .sreoc-t,usy. Ind,
IEFokE SHE MAS c 'NFISED,
acd W.nId "svs isn- 81, snl - s-se de-
iav-d It D.'is., D-ni-on and Lrsr BY ih.
tr zine MT ~ sing G nn~c'i"n-."
Tnia ss'i-6-a the sr,s'ri~s that I'll -.
"' IN. ..lsr- sni he t"k HE DIP .ssure.
Mr. r. e said he Vonli nos as,em,a so
'rsv~I i"r cnupis "f ~-eks 1t Ices. rs he
Ill not care 10 s.u, hi- .ugh,~r'a lif- i"
j -'pssdv. In the m-sn'im. the lsndios.s
nd b" .rirrs are irving 30 decid. up.n /.
asuse fw the little ssssas.e that came
s0oag them m uasxner'eiis
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

Ahout three uonsha ago, trim the r. a.
drnce of J.'h" Esan-, on O.-s- a're~.
b.v mere fourteen hsnds high, oh q.
left hini foos. b rrturnsne, . literal n
we'd Gill he paid.
lo-Als0tl Joax EVAN.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

The Westminster. for hard
coal. IL the only success, at
3homas & 9addon'S.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

1T 10 the siisL. cold frrqneniiy con.
'r.csed tbs, 6aally uedrsoise. ihs sysseo.
De Dr.. Bolis Cough .ysup il shs b-sis.
ming sssess q any cid ssd bscsssd. Pries
8 eents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

The surest me sns - rid your.eIf al
,hat diet ersinS cough il to use Dr. Bull .
Cough Syrup. Price Is eents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

Oo3tcottog an kQai,y to God.
4 cbosch 90 hsi"g j-iie Se.', on which
. 0as saosd Bill Jvh.sss held Q noss.
gsee.
One vosIdliae p .s.sae ssosbes a. the
sssrss. ssid: 3D. h. sess they an dedi-
esssax shss ehsscA bnsldias tn day 70 tie
SERVICES q the Aio'ghss 0di'
'Y-s-Gss" slosi. sespusSed Bob, 9th
The eool eslealssisG dsasl Of . e.pi,.Iiss,
"rbsy sss dsa'e ssi"e sAs peopis's equity
!" 'he 6si'diag 10 @ d, sshjes. however, 10
dc oessgA0s q Dill Jsheaso.s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

--Tate wsrn;s'- Sale Kidney end Live
Cure.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10
Fl. nm q a-e , .I-II l.-l-

I se 4aalitg of ae E sall beiae eaare- from she Silver Era nina Specimens which have been shova IS ere of gpry high gra6l Ia fact she great difficulty in all of ths miaes shieh have been develaped aromld Globe is F, tell which is tie
 richest
 Ar DurFea informs ns that the work ou she nil is fagusbg pro gressng but lack of lumber some what retards che progress Every ching shat power and moae5 csn do is eeing done % get fhis mil rsa.Iy tor york. and we gust t wll soon sound is joyful vAistle
 Maj. Baldwin is pushing abesa rap y oh his mt The ate rsios have Fesardsa aask 10 great ex- tent. and tbe want Of Transportation from the rsilread fur ishes sull fuf theF aggrsvesion.
 Qaite 2 large lot of nen, 6c is at Casa 5svnle, coslguea to ths Mex Isaa T < N. e. The saest laek of wagon portatlon is being 'oFelY fels by our mill mea
 They are srlkng large bodies of ich ore in the East Richmona nine. q 1eetlemeH who hgve recently visited ais mne proRpunce t to Id good ii uaasisy and quslisy
 Mr George Hoainun. of Nes ors aho is aieua6ed wigh the nlia- ! lg ioterests of Glote 11Ss viii gsrsly start 10 visls 9ae mtbes here f l.l elsewhere. D The Mccormick mine s being s pidlY pushed, and the repoFs from ere are of 1ery fayorabl g char -. ter
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10
SAg EaAsCIse0. Jan. 9- I88a


 EDFroR BzIa -The piu ds end tae waves fsysring, ws anlved in nme to receieeI New Year calls. and in return giFe ont 2 hfde aiFy a5out Slohe dlsscg. which isnot she greeabls ssbIect to mining sbarps safis vas ear ago. Arizo eian is nov sought for. ons about She dlaersp mines are pFo{lou snow that the el- E ae long p' s'' fec o1. aa
 solaaon shey gel top have given us the so riaicalea or minss, unui 1 begun to belleze there was noselpg below the grass-rooe but msre re- cent developments. and she Parchase of semf good preIPertles oy Eastern capitalists, has opened tneF eyes so she fact taat Arizona is soon to rake che lead p tbe bullioa produeing Sta,es of sbe country 4 gear ago For handful of sbekIes, they ceola have purchased our best proper rsie 6at the golden opportunity haR pas Ied for hem to get ap elephant for eieayune The tables are ture 1 aal If heg vant good mipes must cme after and pay tor Ene' hear from many sources fae rallroaI eztension from 1@s Sffapae soon to eommmcr
 met Aafk a. Aicl'Rala on street, He says goq see men plie o yod shem eaa'
 ea ipQnTles as as's zhi s sq 9 bt gep
 H .n3 s pemeis
 M Wltn Have
 x'ea0
 oaF
 u oe
 sTe
 aat e
 i
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10
Ne.s Adxer1laesne E.
ra3 ed er stoIen.

From tae subscriber at eabe. rinal Co., rzaBa lte aetses one light grey a5oul hands aie I oi4 1e 5nse bnaaei citeie tf't df iu iiie yea- fs on m f Hd eef. safl uiane- aa hauoeE circle NIA a9t a ts nfre on leit 4 somewhat pliita long iushs ars hat H ero tae t hor< saoj d er 9as and r5 lzi ail le aii.c. ANy matiou Q ae above
 b ibertif reHaEee
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10
ksBH W
niAane S

Mansfield bas s il snse.eI lHes of me mue far Sl POO o00 W fs iaterest hebl and couao M. Barney anl as thsrs
 e0g sh hres w give ansasla she co tron|ug nlere II a inne aal iall Ffoperu lhs aris is sisuase } n puaI e l m seveFa parties were ths ze Fe are glad gbaE one n osa eisi- os ha earFiea it oH M llan 'lred iousaud doi sach n ne is certainly , s e for that i'd crest The < g qQes- siona8h one of the d laiaea of thss eon tlnent. aaa ag md qaahsY of ore. t ad @ aope- tbs Gsia astoek ugt ese
 \ lF E. $ beiag e n oa the
 M leyel shs Silver
 pd ae be
 frem tu M naf ts r per puad. There ca gism bn riia sbis ieAe iaacent pppu a
 he eHor of pafI
 'hr Nee ak Nsa.n tms f 4 Jel t. sef up as stand ,i tg o .pecial n hlurs, shooa eau ions la smagae w saosi.er gua
 'tsp Feli cou :, P ready
 M 66.85i i
 ac sh Silver
 hug Rpe arrived at
 t Rlc, sad as soon A teams be pr eafed ta hnal F to the s bout Erlave mllss below q ea. E w 6e eNagbs fervra and q d o osition ls vel hss al- aF
 ea saak and SupeFiillefiieaf
 bal , force of hsa3s if work
 Oaa from Paal .eek to
 s E. and ffen .he line H. so has laee eatesg ua is as che nill a5aa sfeetea. m s os spleadi.i pagihz cor a' .aFsaa F Aeq they ltge egel5 shing
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10

NAA

Parties Indebted to t6ins ot 1Eor1ll. kellner < Go, k r kellner < to wilI pleaseie with me inriag the present IT. y book keeper wili present collect accounts ahoni town othwili re ce'pe them y mal if pde. All aceounw dne. must bsttled to close pp the ohl businessd where nos complied wigh u duane, they rill be Euried over to Attorney For collection
 Hereafter ] sbal. do CASH & SINESS ONLY !" ss parties make special arrangdlls With fhe NEW DEAL prices will 9e redueed Co corresr, and I GUARANTEE THAT WlNoT BE JA- DgasoLD BY ANYB6eoR IN ANY ARTIcLE FOR Gd 1 wlll dls- count FIVE PER CE on ail bills absve five dollars, IEA Rhh CENT on ali bils ae one ham arsd dellars. on Ebe ices sold hy any other house in t town.
 E kRLLEER 5lobe, 4. IT.. Dee. 1879. hi
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10


 arr hrv< k @ w sl4ee go e D aii the asaih eazaFE ' a Nssines ae be ~ h dshsrea piss hoa to shas.e sa re asfea hss sae u d..
 has k and.
 Iacssan. of
 m ust fores Of l.saers to repair sha saad bes1eea hss aea Dappng SPrns The sm has seVeral pads # ma chsery en 5hs road tha esnipt move ,1oe tle wastes ars seHirea, all be etsrmiueato gel skm nreugh H.sc0asluct certainly aea aaa  geg @ suies ease.l sa the neg ssase ilns b. n 0sbe ant f.Fesce. Tins pesss she seek aeeeag o run aae, aisl ss soon sr road $ settly repaFes, q ui aelles ruaaag IF 4e lance gign e lsr ng. shs geaa w sFteeslsd auA ghe ncesE
 e Dancing gas sa w
 esra
 returned from fsps
 sse'ang tbas Is6a Aaasn 1eoifs se
 As Baldwin aua cans oadel for Jask skSaa
 eaeampsa on Fhaa Tear ai9es this side q q earita ssrs vas dse rsvem iesae sseaaanee at ufeh ass Su i'sg sseAiNg. ana we fast t w be se.''lsaea A foreisls sernlon uas q
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10
4 xaIaea siIser Eg eonespoN

4 valued Silver Bg correspond. ent reeoaats a skifsn of ilPs D that place for vhifa baehelorpa E ene dollar for t privilege
 presume it was a long ss f youlh and love 4 Hiss hasily s0atched is not wfa the m0sy A kiss, to be appreeSa, shoua ''ke sunlight drinking m sesoseiis'
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10

see bg advsncs Is of Fs so 6 G9s eseaaf fer that ae paiset J ballipn Ard aa fof the p year anea s M Fms 's alv sbs i'd oat sbsppea r thsH as and sh,puens ' other as.ces s taken nto coaqt. t t rach oyer 8 Iae shiUs sen1 of ba ever tas ron l parts ef ghe soeetFy 0f q sr For Tbe and c exuacted sbe and llu.pg nr maaA F De-
 81 98
 s amauf aad
 as Nill swell
 balsion lIHppsd
 5ss fralnhegst
 H the mills teen
 as eue i: u 5 bsap sbsainea
 u from e i.ipe- nee hgh r sr eM also
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10

9th Ton Nevada
 Charles D eei 2 hYe stamp mil a he Tahoe, New Mexico f e aa- ter
 Cbss e. hased the Cosmos nes'  of fre e., ps. more 8n ths cd to Aesiillen
 eised by f-
 I8T9
 a aet adopt the
 Ne as from 
 j
 $. HANL
 star Cheese at the Pioneer Bakery
 Jacb 2 Eaton wants more sag oos e 6aul lumber. Choice California Bacon for sale at led rock pric bg Carey < Rose. wANTE.D-Teams te } aui lam be immediately by J | Eaton Pure Los Angelo Honey at Carey Fine fresb nait just received by Carey t Rose. s9se Goshen butter at the Pio- aea Bakery Fo Red Hot Ton and Jerry, go to Knox { MeNelle1s Fresh eggs just received by f'aFeg S Rose
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10

Josah Flonr ] Incson from Sonora oa W faa Waoenen book on tbe 9th fof Nevada
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10

Charles D eei 2 hfe stamp mil q ne lsnoe' New Mexico. a by 9a- ter
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10

lE  I8 e 1 8 so0 20 9 500 IQ 3 5n 70 W 5 Ig W lQa
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10

ACACAO AcN V
 -oF CaliaornEa ad East Constantly oland and Bed -lek P EVe believe the n rather .aan mEy goodi GroceriesProv Liquors, ,bac AIiners' dP Rdng all
 ~AA a-tti
 Safety
 Alinin
 Dr
 Boot
 liar
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10

This great ts7 o 1s N
 a
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10

Cbss purchased the
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10

The Mccormick mine Is being rapidly pushed, and the repofts from there are of a l'ery favorable cbar- acter
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10
LAGER B

Al tbe following rates by th
 per gallon dozen nottIes SIS
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10

IiIa5s. A T.. Dse. l879. lA
Arizona silver belt., 1880-01-10

,yesps constantly on hand and lsr seie
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Land.Owntng in England.

At present land Is luxury. TO its posses
sion certain social advantages are attached. A
vast amount OF the land In England belongs to
no one In existence. BY the Will Of some one
who is dead il is the property of some one who
Is not born. The life.tenant, whether he cares
for country life. whether he has the means TO
keep up an establishment, and whether he Is
overburdeDed with settlements and mortgages,
is compelled to own large house with large
garden and large pleasure grounds attached to 1t.
As in many Instances he is Indifferent to his
heir. and In still more frequent cases has to save
TO provide portion for his daughters and
younger sons, he lays out nothing on the estate,
and is unable, by the tenure under which he
occupies IL, TO give such long leases as would
induce occupants to turn IL to the best use.
Habit, moreover, has often led the owner TO
impose numerous restrictive clauses In the
leases that he does grant, which cripple the en-
ergles OF the tenant, ana keep him under The
tutt1age OF exploded fallacieS.
An occupler who wishes to buy land has,
therefore, to pay for 1t more than it is WORTH
ana. beside this, he has to eXpend compare
lively enormous sum among lawyers for acquir-
Ing 1t. The result OF all this is, that land has
accumulated to a scanda,ous extent in the
hahds OF some families, that In others it Is Z
curse TO the posSeSSor, that the Occupier Is not
MS own master, and that it is almost iihposSi-
ole Tor any yeoman, wishing to become pos 3eS
Sor or small farm, to purchase one, unless he
ne ready to pay fancy value for tt.-Londoa
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How the Hare Lost Its Tail.


once fox aud hare we're sent Ia search OF
the spring OF healing waters. This was 10 the
olden time. when hares had long tails, and very
proud they were Of them, too. Nov the fanoIS
spring had the power OF restoring vitality to
dead bodies, and iJ was only to be found In
valley lar away, over many lands Tue en-
trance to this valley was narrow pass be-
tween two hills which ground together aud
crushed whatever came In their way The
ltfe.gtvtng fountains were guarded by ravens
with iron beakS, and these ravens were accdS-
near.
As they journeyed together. the fox said to
the hare: Now, my little friend. when we
reach the grinding hills you must go first be-
cause you are the least, and mind you spring
through at single bound, or YOU may be
crushed. III follow as closely as possible, and
we1l SO together to the fountains
Now the little hare began TO quake. and said:
Good fox. dear fox. please go first. You are
the most cunning. l am so small and insig-
nlfcant."
you little Ounce! it's Tor your own good want
you to go iifss II anybody gets crushed, rli
get crushed; and besides, If you don't So I'll
eat YOU
the hare first In order that he might see just
how dangerous 1t was before he himself ven
tured. The little hare gave graz bound and
went through all safe, and the fox followed her
but he was SO late that be came near losing his
life between the grinding hills. They went on
through, talking Ia very friendly way. until
Inpy came Ia SlSuG OF tn6 FOUNTAINS. linen Unei
crept In behind some rocks, aud remained very
Stin until 1t was night.
While the ravens slept. the fox and the hare
crept out of their hiding-place, and Stealing
up to the fountains in the midst OF the dark
ness, each took some Of the healing water, and
then they set out to return home. Now the
fox did not want to take any more risks, so he
sprang between the grinding hills ahead OF the
hare, and the latter, trembling and hesitating
moment, followed the SLY Creature, but just
as she reached the other side OF the pass the
hills closed and the poor little hare lostlher
tall though she escaped with her life. Her
children inherited her misfortune, and since
then all hareS have been without tails
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Red Hot leo.

London Globe, November l.
When, In the Midsummer Nights Dream y
the Lord Chamberlain presents the Ingenious
play bin OF Bully Bottoms very tragical com
edy to Theseus. the King exclains, merry and
tragieal. Tedious and brief! Hot ice and Won
drous strange SLOW, How sh III we find the
concord OF this discord?" S1ch, however is the
advance OF science that the poets puzzle has
been solved. and the concord OF hot Ice been
recently discovered by Mr. Thomas Carnelley
or Firth College, sheffield. Tais diligelt eX-
perfmentalist has found out that any solid can
be heated To considerable temperature II the
precaution be taken 70 keep it under a pressure
less than certaic critical pressure" which Is
Ginerent for different substances Under this
conditlon the solid heats and subnmeS away
lnto YaDor without first melting into liquid.
There Is no intermediate state between its solid
ana It's gaseous condition. Acting upon the
mint which this general principle gave him, Mt.
Carnelley put lump OF Ice under an air-pumD
and reduced the ordinary atmospheric pressure
on ft 10 something less than the critical pres
sure" for Ice. and he was then able TO heat the
solid block OF crystal Ice so hot that it burned
the fingers on being touched. Nor was this ALL
he actually succeeded 10 freezing a quantity OF
water In red not eTucible!