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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-27

The campaign is becoming not, and tho ,
men who eau flop their arms and y,ll l. nd
enough to crack a brick forty rods away wa
soon be going around on high salarits.
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little girl in church after the contIibu
ton plate had been passed ,eomplSceutly and
audibly said 81 paid for four, ma, was that
right?"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-27

Kansas school teacher-"Wh does our
grain go to?" "Into the hopper" "Wha,
hopper" "GrAsshopf erp triumphantly
shouted a scholar.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-27

More people are wasting away through
diseases of the Kidney without Knowing
what ails them than FROM any other com.
plaint. Days Kidney Pad is the appropriate
remedy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-27

Wiiiiamsport, Lyctmlng county, Pa.
Dear Sir Your lndidn Blood s. rup has cured INC
OF Headache, Dizziness and Loss OF Appetite that
| am now able Ia work In my factory. My wife ue-
rived more benefit iroA its use than from any Other
medicine.
IInnrA RuSsel.
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1t is very difficult TO keep our litlle OF es
free from the disorders OF babyhood, and VI,
advice all mot hers to keep DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup handy in case of need.
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Diseases of the Stomach.

Eaton, wyoming county, Pa.
Dear Sir:-This Is 10 certify that | had Il Weah
Stomach and could eat no meat or any hearty food
Whatever. by \ irlcnd's a.lN ce ! commenced the
use N Nudr Indian Blood Sprup, which after short
trat, ctiCctuiliY relieved me and ! can nOw eat
anything | choose. Your Syrup gives universal
SItislact on.
L. LII
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27S Hancock and English clubs have al
ready been organized in New York city, aud
more are being formed nearly every day.
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PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS.

j. CLEMENT SMITH, III q StIeet, WashiI gton
ID. c., Attorney AT Law and solicitor OF Patt hts
Survivor OF Gilmore, Smith Co, and chiIman
Hosmcr S Co. send postage stamps for Circular CIV
ing fees, sc.
une 4, lSSO-tf
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opera House. Columbia, Pa.
Dear Sir:-l have used Your excellent Indian Flood
syrup and II has proven Just as represented. car
recommend II tU all.
VIM. ROchuw,
Wholesale Merchant, 9th street
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Loss of Appetite


ROhrSburg Columbia county Pa.
Dear Sir: II have used your excellent iSpIAE
BLOOD SYRrP for Loss of Appetite and Weakness OF
the stomach, with very bcnCiClal results. believe
YOUR medicine To he the greatest blood purifier
known, and aINlse ill who may be suGering as was
10 give 1t II speedy thai.
Mrs. T. Avery
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Unanimous Recommendation,

The following add their testimony for the Indian
Blood syrup:
II. l.. Greaif, engineer L r X.
j. e. Smith, at BadwinS steel Works.
Mrs. snyder. OF Columbia.
A. Brener, OF Washingtonburgh.
John kenys, OF safe Harbor.
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Bear Gap columbia county, IA.
Dear Slr:-9his Is 10 certify that pn chased me
Gr your IEpAs Bl0op SNRuI for Iny wife for Inlia-
nation ANA Female Complaint, and II has given her
relief
nerner
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Sick Headache Cured.

Bowman's Greek. Wyoming county, IA.
Dear Sir Il had SICK Headache and by the use OF
your Indian Blood syrup was greatly relieved. |
recommend all to try It's valuable properties.
j. W. Burnett,
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Bcar Gap, Columbia county. Pa.
Dear Sir Ny luu" son was troubled with his
water passing nom him constantly, day and night,
I cu suited two doctors and gave him medicine. but
without eject, bought some OF NOur celebrated
lSpIAS BLOOD Sfgur, "A short uial OF which, cured
Llm.
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IGRANp JURORS FOR SEPTEMBER

" TERM, lss0.
Bioom Albert 1Icrhlrc. Daniel Rryftcle David Ed
wards ir.
BCntun-Pgtcr Laubach, WIN. A. cole.
Berwick James latOUy, Win, DietteriCk.
Brar'rCck Henry Edwards
Cat9wsSt-tico. Strickcr, samuel Long, lr, VIM.
B"rnlngcr.
| Gem lsus e. Erwin
GrceuWuud.-r :. Christian.
| Locust lcrc Snyder, Edward watkins, Geo. "
McaTS
Madison Milton Roat.
| Maino-Wm. u. ut.
| Miilliu.-A.ircd Hess.
Mont9u Gordon, u. " St0ngcr.
| NJ Pleasant -llirun tnuma}.
trirgr-R w. Brumstutrr
scott Daniel Hartman.
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Sure Cure for Liver Complaint.

hOnfSDufs. Cuihlnula co. Pa.
Dear Sir This is 10 certify that your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP has been used by ne, Tor Liver Com
pla mt, which had been troubling me Tor long time
derived more benefit from the use OF the Syrup
than from any other medicine. | heartily recon-
mend it, and advise all sufferers to give It a trial.
fl IL
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9ioom- Np'ustus Grove, Josiah palStOn II q. Orl.
Beaver -Nlcnacl RlitcnhOusC, Isaac Kliugcrmlu.
Berwick +. llug ghcs.
Cani"r-Wm. j. Miller, Fred llagenOurh, Jno. W.
CcntrIli t-Georgc McElhi ney
COnyughuu Edward DEMPSEY
Fl-h 9EcrcrE-Wm. Long, j. VI. Dewitt, Samuel
smith, JnO Il. hutchlson, JcthrO Henry, j. p.
Greasy.
GrtCnwOId--NuaS Cole.
li-m'uck Gl' J. uhl
Ja"k'on-J. +. Dyrr, W. l.. Manning.
! ln'ust Francis RIDl S
| NJ iin j. II. NuS3. IL g. John
| MaliS0u-Iohn Nc Niuch
Nlhlin Jacob LpDgenbcrger, A. W. Hess, Lewis
C""asy.
/ orange p. NtMcr.
! iGAc-I J. Chtistl,n
/ iUlglI-cfuc N--tieU Grnty.
Scuti-I Iuhl savage David Nhl-mjr.. j. H. Kressler.
/ Njs h'.-i-l. W U!gti, Calvin Kitchen.
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An Astonishing Cure.

Monroe, Wyoming county, Pa.
Dear Sir:-I had been afflicted with Cough Loss
Or Appetite and Dyspepsia for ten years. could
not properly attend TO my business, and hearing ui
your justly celebrated Indian Blood syrup. resolved
to try 1t, which did snd in short time was much
improved. now have good Appetite, and baNc
enjoyed good health ever since commenced lis use.
j, LaOlrr,
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A VALUABLE BOOK FREE.

"a treatise on Chronic Diseases - embracing Ca
tarrh, Throat, Lungs Heart, Stomach, Liver Kid
neys, Urinary and Female Diseases also Tiles: sent
Tree TO any address Every suffer, from these dis
eases can te cured send for this tuCk 70 he under
signed, ply sican of large XIerleuCe endorsed by
nuLtTtd- CI leading CiilZtns Who testify to his sk
send stamp 10 pay postage TO e. Z. livingston NJ
d. gl5H superior street, Toledo, Ohio.
aprll O. Sp-lY waco
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The Rcmedy did more than She Exrscttd.

Neaberry, Lycoming county, Pa.
Dear Sir:-Thc Indian Blood Syrup did more than
expected it would and It has cured me OF Liver
Complaint. use 1t as 4 Medicine and would not bt
without It..
Mrs Mary Chairman
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Never Fails to Cure.

East Lemon Wyoming Co. Pa.
Dear Sir Il was sick Tor three years, and under
professional treatment most cf the time without be-
ing benefited Al last was induced to try your
INDIAN BLOOD SYRuP and aftera short trial. found
myself in better health than had been six years.
Mrs. Theron Ball
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$500 N. \: n: \: : 4
~ w. money fast. Any one can do the
work. EOu can make from ~ cents to - an hour by
devoting your evenings and spare time to the bust
ness. lt costs nothing TO try the business. Nothing
Ike II Tor money making ever offered before. BuSi
pleasant ana strictly honorable. Reader, II YOU
want TO know all about the best paying business be
fore the public, send us your address and We viii
send you full particulars and private terms free
samples worth s. also rree YOU can then II axe up
your mind for yourself Address GEORGE STlNSDN
& CO., Portland, Maine. oct 3, 'I9ly
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Benton, Columbia county, Pa,
Dear Sir Il have used your eNcellcnt INDIAi
BLOOD SYRUP and have received much benefit thcl e.
from. could not get along withoutit
Mrs, Barber,
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I Az rs AND -TOREK ETPERS-Yo can get
/ CHOICE GOODS heap by writing On o Postal
for our rice List. which enables YOU TO ORDER BY
NAIL The best way and see the many kinds OF Inor.
chlndlse we keep for sale tStuni-hIugly low pri-
c"S. We send samples q uambmgS iIcos Iiib
oOnS, frnges, &c, II requested. We sen NhGlesalt
and Retail for cash down. new combination sys-
Ten enables us TO quote very close prices We have
Il, 81 and IS packages Of notions which cannot be
0uusht for twice the money elsewhere, all wanted
In every family Money returned II not satisfactory
HOCGufOS DuTTON, 55 fremont ST., Boston
Mass. aug M 'SO-Iw
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N'ENNEBSE JURORS FOR SEPTEMBER
rNKN. iSSi.
BUom-lohn belly. r. J Townsend, John Fry, ste
phtn Hnnrr, .. g brown.
HCaycr-N Davis, Sr.
Benton -Elckitl cole, Danrl Hess,
HrrWitk $. +. bowman.
CatlWlssl--li. j. Rocier rhos Harder.
CHItpr-p. ". StrUu-e
CcuiraliG- ~ hOuaS Gartgliliy, VIM p,tnnr.
iEhug.rerk Hiram Kurucs. WIN. c. prnnin.t
frtnkliu. aEruituin Sh,rts Washington Parr,
Greenwood REM Baton
iiomlock-L. ;. Hartman Matthias Grton, 4. J. Elm
NETT.
Jacks1n--H +. Savage.
lOCdst--Austin CherriuptOn. VIM ICE Henry
. cable.
Madison Albert GrtDn. Johu Sjctlcr, Pcttr Wolf
Warren McCulum.
| Mon'our-Jo.iah Glgrr, Alfred Arnwiac.
| NJ. Peasant Henry II. sands.
| Oran GA. X. Patterson.
! i1ur-IlCOh Christian.
! Stutt--C. B. ErvSslcr.
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Rowell & Cos. A3ve's,
HANCOCK { GARFIELD

THE BONANZA FOR BOOK AGENTS
Is selling our two splendidly illustrated books, live
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-27
Farm for Salai

The undi signt Oilers at private sale a FARM OF
SIXTY THREE ACRES, with FRAME HOUSE harm
anu other out-OuliGlngs THEREON, situate In Fishing.
creek township III good State OF cutiyation Located
near Asoury. can be purchased on reasonable terms
iine uicnard on tle piupcrt and a ncyer-lailIng
spring Cf Water Lear The house Fer particulars ad.
diess JOHN j. STILES
aug. 49, su-Sm' Forks, Columbia county Pa.
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Beware OF counterfeit Medicine. | employ l.
gents or runners TO solicit trade from druggists.
Best Medicine Ever Used.

Eaton, wyoming county, Pa.
Dear Sir:-I had been troubled for a long time
with Pain in my stomach. ana found no relic
until began usirg your Indian Blood Syrup. tlnt
IL the nest medicine In use and can recommend II
to all, oli and young II saves many dollars it
doctors bills aud one large bottle did me mue goCt
than i've dollars worth OF other medicine.
Marian Lablrr.
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Dyspepsia and Neuralgia

Dear Sir:-lour valuable lspIAS BLOOD SYEuP has
cnected permanent cure In my case had been
anlieted with the Dyspepsia and Neuralgia, but am
now entirely WELL
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28
It is Truly Wonderful.

Tv see what improvements now exist d few years ago. To become convinced of tEis, one has only to select for his route East, the popular and well known Chicago and Northwestern Railway You are landed by the U"ion Pacific R. R. in the Union Depot at Coun- cil Bluffs, where stands the C. x N.-W Palace Train. com posed of pullman Hotel Cars. Pullman Sleeping Cars, elegant Day Coaches, Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars etc. ready to convey it's passengers through Iowa and Illinois. and into Chica go, Gliding smoothly along over the superb track of steel rail throua h thriving cities and villages, comic, tably seated in this tram, one scarcely discovers the high rate of speed which he Is riding Trans of :his road are always on time connexions sure. aud passengers seeking pleasure, comfort safety and ease in travelling, will find the "North- Vest ern " in excess of their expectations, and the greatest of all routes to Chicago and the East. Insist upon Ticket Agents sel- ling you Tickets via this Road all Agents, sell them. Examine your Tickets, and refuse to buy if they do not read over this Road. Ii yoI wish the Best Travelling Accomo odaiions, you viii buy your Tickets by thus Route, I AND WILL TAKE NO OTHER,
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

About three o'clock Tuesday afternoon arrived from the west special train con taining tl:e t0llc wing disli,. gus he'd officials of the Central and Sou 1hcru Pacific Rail : roads: J. A. Fillmore, Asst. Gen. Supt. whom succeeded the late E. c. Fellows :: E. NJ. Railton. Master of Transportation :; C. A. Grow, Auditor M P. x M Depart ment; Bcnj. Welch, Master Car Builder: L. M. Clement, Supt. Of Track; Will Huntington, son uf E. P. Huntingdon: c. Seyler, TraveIing Auditor; ". T. Lambie, Asst-Sutt. of Track; Fred Follamsbee, Assi-Sult. ut Track; E. E. Hewitt, Asst. Supt., Los Angeles, with Miss Jennie Fish and Miss Shakes peare of Oakland, who accompanied the party, in charge of MT Rallton. The l'arly II naiued about two hours and procreGcd over the Arlzona Division, being joined ali Mohawk SlatIon by MT w. G. Curtis, upt., who escorted them to the front, and returned yesterday morning well pleased with Their trip This Was the first visit of Mir. Fillmore and Mr. Railton 10 Arlzona. ana we hope it has been a pleasant one. Mr Crocker and Mir. Tuwne We seldom have the pleasure of seeing, but those connected with the great corporation are mindful of tue fact tEas they are the central power from which all things must and Go cmiuate | their visits to the Territory are not very | frequent.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28
OF MINING NEWS
EUREKA DISTRICT.

We learn that the mines in Eureka Dis trict are attracting capital, and there is a strong probability of great activity in that section this fall. These mines are known to be rich as far as developed, and in availability they cannot be surpassed. Wood, water, labor and transnortation being within easy reach and cheap. A malicious expenditure of money upon these mines will undoubtedly develope immense wealth, and insure splendid net yield to investors. Judge Purdy, of this place, is the principal owner.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

Our esteemed contemporary, the Ph9 nix Herdld, in commenting upon the es- cape of two prisoners from the Territorial Prison at this place, mildly suggests that these escapes are too numerous. We would gently remind them that this Is the only successful escape that has been made in two years, and when we take into c0n- sideration the risk that there is lH work ing large number of prisoners on the outside of the building, as ours are em- ployed, we must admire tne caution and vii ilance displayed by the superin .endenL and guards. We will venture to say that n0 prison in the United States can show so small per centage of escapes as th2 Territorial Pr.son of Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

He has gone a glimmering and no more will the whlskey blossoms on his nose il- lunine the streets of Tom ,stone or his fascinating smile be seen as he attem pts the stard-off on contiding victims. We efrr to John Whitney, dead beat and skin generally, who recently took posses sion of tue Cosmopolitan dnning- rooms with great blare of (his own) triln; ;,ets, and after beating everybody III town that he could. slid gently out without givin 7 hIs creditors an opportunity of giving hin a parting hand shake-and kick where it would do the most good. Among other things Ie lett an unpaid bil ul the NDgget otace-alsU his attached baggage at the Cosmopolitan. He took quiet walk into the country and gut on the stage two or three miles below :own. John is decided
 y d had egg and we take pleasure in warning all with whom he may come in contact, against having any business reia- tioIs with him except on cash basis The bill he owes Us We forgv him for the pleasure IL aff ,rds Us ill ex posing his true character.-Nu2yet.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

Gar fellow-townsinan, David Balsz, ia extreufaly happy. Not that he succeeded in capturing the Republican Convention more substantial causes. The rain has fallen on "Sunfiower Ranch," making sue !. culent gaasses grow that fatten his inn mense herds of cattle. While his untiiing energy has found d mark ct for it in SUD- plying Camp Colorado and San Carlos with such meats that the gods themselves, were they not etherial, would delight to mastieate. Happy Indians No more will you seek inc perilous warpath, but hstay at home and get fat.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

Mr. Ed. Arnold. of Stanwix Station, was in town on Thursday, and made complaint before Judge Brinley that ono Manuel Ro- nero, who had been in his employ, de- camped, taking with him one hundred forty dollars of Mir, Arnold's money. As soon as Mr. Arnold discovered his loss, he notified Deputy Sheriff Speedy, of Pinal county, who speedy-1y found him and con veyed him 70 the jail in Tucson. Judge B-iEley promptly issued warrant to Sheriff Hodges, who has taken the neces- ary steps to bring the thief here for his trial. It is difficult task 70 rob Ed and get away, for with the boys on the road he is all universal favorite, and when they look for man they generally find him.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

' The Phoenix Herajd speaks of gold
 nugget being found on Antelope Moun- tain weighing l2I ounces as being the largest found i. Arizona. In the month
 May 1861, Don Jaun Ferrar who is well known throughout the Territory. while placcrlng in Ferrar's Grlleh hack of La Paz in th is county, found Il nugget weigh ing three pounds, that brought eighteen dollars per ounce. During the same year Mexican boy in the same placers found nugget that weighed nearly six ounces more than Don Jauns, and sold for seven- teen dollars and half per ounce. These here as the largest yet found in Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

Eugene L. Sullivan, the newly appoint : ed Collectors of the Port of San Francisco yesterday morning took possession of his oIfce, and immediately swore in as his deputies L. M. Kellogg and J. H. Me Nabb, who have for some years filled the respective positions under eX-Collector Shannon. IL is understood that ne change wilt be made in the personnel of the office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

Senator Conklng is striving his d--est to get John Sherman out of the Treasury
 Honest John may die, but never surren- ders. Both have the ear of President Hayes, who, if he has ever read anything so naughty as the Beggar's Opera, would exclaim: How happy could I be with either, were t'other dear charmer away"
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

The Republican County Convention met at the Court House in PhenIx on the 2lst instant. Nj. w. Calderwuod was elected Chairman, J. B Cremer Secretary. P. c. Bicknell, Sergeat at Arms, pro tenn. The Chairman appointed as Committee on Credentials, Messrs. Hancock, Rood and Meyer. On Permanent Organization
 Messrs, Smith, McClntock and Long On Rules, McClintock, Long and Becher. The usual business of the convention pro ceeded with by adopting some admirable resolutions and Et tartily endorsing the platform of the National Republican Con- vention at Chicago. Messrs. Isaac, Han cock and Cramar were elected as dele gates to the Territorial Convention on the 23rd, with instructions to vote for Hol. D." Forrest Porter as Delegate to Con gross. Nominations for county officers was post ponpd until the Huh of Sepieu- Der. Convention adjpur.led to meet On tue 1lth Of September, loSJ, at PhHniX.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

TIe annual Feast of Stu Auyustin com. neneed yesterday in Tucson. We under stand that there will be two different places devoted 10 the purpose. The one at the Military Plaza under the manage ment of C. Gkanetto, ani at Leyin's Gar den. Much fun is expected.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

Our disuactres on the 27th instant con. tain the information of furious storm at Fort Mohave, which commenced on the 22nd and contiued until the 26th. The conipany's headquarters were blown down ana three men killed and many wounded The hos pital and storehouses were much damaged
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

The Belt of the 2lst has q very eXhaus- tive article on the resource, of Giobc Dis trict. Owe: fifty mines arc ill the course of being developed, with shafts from fifty to three hundred feet deep, and ore assay Ing all the way up to 5000 ounces per ton in Silyurs
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28
The Gathering Of Knights of Fyth.
 jas 5n St. Lou.s.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 24th,-Several more lodges of Knights of Py;hias arrived this morning. The city is gaily decorated and every one is taking a holiday. he Su preme ledge held session lllis morning The Secretary's report shows the order tC be in fine condition.
 TUcsoN, August 25th-Deputy United States Marshal Et ans returned On Tues day night from Arivaca, where he went 10 arrest the Mexican followers of Reyes there held in custody by Deputy Sheriff Elliott. He summoned two men to briG 2 the rrisoncrs to Tucson. They arrived this evening at five o'clock, and were at once escorted 10 he jail, where they re maincd ultil hslf-past six o'clock. when eight of them were sent to Folt Lowell for safe keeping, Captain Tadeo ircreto- gena remaining III the custody of Marshal E,ans. The prisoners, though sent to Lowell are not placed in charge of fife military, but remain in the chargr of United States Mars hal Evans. Ii is prob able that they will be examined by the United States Commissioner, Lieut.. W. Ii. Garter, of the Sixth Cavalry, who had been put at the disposal oi the United States Marshal Reyes's horse was killed in an encounter on the San Xavier road, but he escaped on saddclcss horse and made for the Santa Rita Mountrins. Six men are ill pursuit.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

Our genial fcll0w- townsun m, Sim Cut \ler. sends cheering news to his friends here in regard to his health. He is read !,
 O. discount Dr. Tanner in go.as-veu-
 lease oyster eating race, and is improv- 3bg very fast in the bracing air of San Francisco.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

Surveyors on the A. c. k. E cuinInenc- ed driving stakes for grades yesterday. Grading will commence on the first of Octnaer at Marcopa, track las ing will follow immediately, and the road will be running from Marieopa to Phoenix by he first of February next
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

The He5'ald editor has received lot Of cotton seed from Peru through Wm. B. &Iooper, of San Franclsco, for planting Past experience shows that the plant Ehri yes we'll in our climate The Heyull has also been experimenting on some i Sandwich Island sugar cane, which is do- ing very well.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

Green Tom, tho Indian arrested on Sun day by Sheriff Hodges, and accused by Yung Kee of assault with intent to kill, was discharged on his examination before Judge Levy. Wednesday. An undoubted case of mistaken identity
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

Globe City will soon be in enmmunica- tion with the rest of tAe world. The Belt says the telegraph poles are all set, and thelwire will be up in .s very few days.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

Mayor Veil, of PneFix, shot monster rattlcsnake ou tle 26th, measuring six seet in length and seven inhces in circum- ference, having twenty rattles.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

Dr. Corson has gone in to Los Angeles to while away q few of tue warm days with his family, who are spending the sunni CT tliere
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

MT. Jesse ShdltZ has just returned from Drift Desert, where he has d force of men cutting hay. Re reports good crop, and will succeed In putting up between 50 and 100 tons.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-08-28

MT. J. L. Batemau from the "Colony', has been in town this week. He left for home yesterday with large lot of sup plies, among which were $ new moving maehine and q wheel horse rake, &c.