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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-14
YESTERDAY

IT only seems like yesterday:
Why beats this hearth It's over now:
And those bright dreams Of love and hop
Are in the far-On long ago:
Yet time hath wrought no change in me-
My love is linked % yesterday.
1t only seems but yesterday;
How happily those DAYS sped byl
at evening was sure to meet
sunset smile and starlit eve:
Allthose sweet smiles died out from me,
With that sweet far-on yesterday.
IsOmetimes meet a smiling face,
a kindly word Of sympathy;
But what are they TO my crushed hearth
They only chain my memory
To those fond smiles that cheered my way
In that sweet far-oH yesterday.
] wander back TO those brighl days
When all was one untroubed sea-
My life happy golden dream,
No mazes IT perpleNify;
Those golden dreams have died away,
With that sweet far-On yesterday.
All, well. the past Is over now;
And what there is in store for me
do not, dare not wish 10 know,
Nor penetrate futurity.
j know that all things work for good
To those who put their trust in God;
And when l reach yOn-star-paved sky,
The yesterday will be to-day.
Good Words.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-14

The champion jack-of-all-trades be-
longs to England and lives near Chi
chester. He has served as seaman in
the four quarters of the globe and acted
as steward, sailmaker, cook, mate and
navigator. He now hangs out his sign
as PROF. Pullinger, contractor, invent
or, fisherman, builder, carpenter, join
er, sawyer, undertaken. turner, cooper,
painter, glazier, sign painter, wooden
pumpmaker. paper hanger, bell hanger,
boat builder, clock cleaner, locksmith,
umbrella repairer, china and glass
member, net-knitter, wire-worker, gro
Ger, baker, farmer, taxidermist, copy
inc clerk, letter writer, accountant, sur
veyor, engineer. land measurer, house
agent, vestry clerk, assistant overseer,
clerk to the Selsay Sparrow Club, clerk
to the Selsay police assessor and col
Letter of land tax and property and in
come tax and collector of church and
highway rates"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-14

He paused again, and as Istole look
at him saw two large tears rolling
slowly down his hard face. He was a
little embarrassed atmy observing them,
[ think, for he said:
Don't you think worse of me, mate,
because I'm giving way bit, but | am
the man Joe saved"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-02-04
TeethiDg ia the Horse.

Ia connecting the teeth with dis
eased eyes we are not following the
foolish prejudice which sttributes all
troubles Of sight to the wolf teeth.
These teeth are harmless enough :;
yet the popular prejudice has basis
which it would be we'll for horsemen
not TO ignore. Most diseases of the
eye occur at that period of l'fe when
the milk teeth are being most rapidly
shed and the permanent teeth are
coming up To suppose that horse
suffers nothing ia cutting bis teeth is
a great mistake. a. is shown by the
frequently slow and painful mastica
lion of some young animals, by the
occasional dropping OF food 10 half
cbewed condition. and by the heat,
redness aud swelling Of the palate
aud gums. That red, swoolen and
tender state of The roof Of the mouth
behind the front teeth, fsmiliarly
snown as ''lampsss," is but an indi-
cation OF this teething trouble, and 10
not few instances IL renders the
animal feyerish, weak and, by virtue
Of the general congestion of the head,
strongly predisp0sed to Inflammation
of the eyes The volt teeth are 10
the mouth during the greater part OF
this period of teetbiDg. aud are usual
ly shed towards it's completion; 80
once il is hinted that these are the
cause IF the trouble with the eyes,
the owner, looking into the mouth,
seems TO fad ample confirmation OF
the statement.
The wolf teeth are, however, the
most harmless iG the mouth, having
lo0g ago reached their foil develop
ment, aud are bu slightly inserted Ia
their sockets, while the gresi aud
dans erous irritation attend. On the
cutting Of the large grinding teeth
and, in the male. of the tuskss The
presence OF tine wolf teeth 10 The
mouth az this time is an accident and
not an iojury The temporary re
covery often following their removal
would have taken place all the san
had they been lef. Ia the mouth, aud
later attack is just ss likely as if
they were present. The excitement
attendant oa teething is natural. Any
cosjiveoess of the bowels should be
corrected by the feeding, or, if neces-
sarF, by one cunce Of GlauDer's salts,
daily. Teeth pressing painfully be-
meath tense, resistant, painful gums
indicate the need of the lsncet; teeth
entaogled on the crowns Of their sue
cessors should be removed all ex.
cessive swelling, redress and tender
ness of the gums demand lancing !;
and, finally, all unnecessary excite
ment or exhaustion should be avoid
ed.-Lire Stock Journal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-02-04
An Exreiient Sermon.

A little bootblscb called at the res
ideDce Of clergyman of this city and
solicited piece of bread and some
water His servant was directed to
give the child bread from the crumb-
basket, and as the little fellow was
walking slowly away and shifting
the gilt between nis fingers for a
piece large enough to chew, the min
i-ttr called him back and asked him
if be had learned to pray. On reeeiv-
ing negative answer be directed
him 90 sey:
"Our Father" but be could not un-
der-tand the familiarity.
'-ls it our father-your father-my
ia her 2"
why certainly"
The hoy looked at him awhile and
commenced crying, at the same time
holding up bis crumbs of bread, and
exclsiming between his sobs:
You say that your father is my
f.ther; aren't you ashamed to give
yuur little brother such stuff to eat
" hen you have got SO many things
for yoarselfy"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-02-04
A Omsn's Kindness.

The Baltimore Erery Saturday
says:
Ii any man wants to see bis own
sex at its worst, and woman display
one of her loveliest traits, let him GO
early in the morning TO police sta
ton house when the magistrate is
disposing Of the cases Of those arrest
ed over night Almost any morning
be will 6ud some man there who has
beaten his wife, and been arrested
and locked up tor it, and almost iD
variably be will find the poor bruised
woman there to iDtercede for him
Perhaps be has been drunk the nigbi
before; be looks al his wife with u
dogged, villsinous look He thinks
that she has come there to witness
against him. The poor wife. with
sw wollen, disfgured features, will 60
up TO him, say something kindly in a
low voice, perhaps offer him caress
All night long she has lain awake
thinking of him as prisoner, as a
criminal behind toe bars, while he
was sodden in sleep Her heart
yearned for him She forgot her
hurts, his brutality and her anguish
and terror; she was tbioking of him
in a feloa cell, and sleep aed from her
eyelids. At dsybreak she was at the
station house, and when his case is
called she is ready to swear him out
Of trouble. Heaven forgive Ter, OF
ten sne tells what is not true for his
sake. She will say to the judge tna1
ner husband was the kindest man 10
the world, except when in liquor ;
that he never struck her before iu bis
life; that he blow didt nurt her or
that she got The bruise by fall sew
eral days before. Often she will
plead for the brute with such passion
ate entreaty, with fearful eyes aud
broken voice, that stern justice re-
lents. The wretch will say that be
was crazy with drink and that be is
very sorry aud will ssk her TO forgive
him Yes, with rapture she will
forgive him. The tears of entreaty
are turned to tears of joy and there
in the station house, surrounded by 9
brutal crowd of prisoners, she viii
offer ber trembling lips to be kissed
She will seem 10 love him more ten
derby aud deyotedly than ever before
snd they go out together, and wall
side by side homewa'd, sbe happy
aad he ponderiDg how to give be
another licking" without getting ar
j rested.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-02-04
Hos 90 Feed sheIIed Corn.

Where corn cannot be ground
without too much expense, the next
best way is TO mix the shelled corn
with shortcut corn stake; dsmpen
the mass and let it lie few hours,
when the cattle will eat corn and
stalks together and masticate the
corn much better than when in cob
They are obliged to do this in mas
ticating the corn fodder; besides In
this case, the corn will be raised with
the cud and remas,icated, thus Civ
ing it the benefit Of a second grinding
which it does not have when corn is
fed alone. This is matter OF great
Importance in feeding.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-02-04

N n n A WEEK in your own town, anG no cap
VII L. itai risked. You can give the business a
AHIttrial without expense. The best oppor-
Ilttgnity ever offered for those willing
work You should try nothing else pnti
GU see for yourself what you can do at the busi.
ness we offer No room to explain here. fou can
devote all your time OF only your spare time TO the
business. and make great pay for every hour that
you work. Women make as much as men. Send
Tor special private terms and particulars, which
mall free S. OUTFIT free Don't complain OF hard
lines while yon have such . chance.
Address ii. HALlETT, Portland, Maine.
June II.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-02-04
AISearch Warrant.

allows an officer to 20 through your house from
cellar 70 garrct, and lindsev's Blood
SeaFCneY is warranted To 40 through your sys
m ir0m top to toe and drive out all blood diseases
Its cures wonderful ans certified 10 by doctors,
preachers and people. Scrofnla Mercurial Dis
eases, Erysipelas, letter, Ulcer in the Lungs or
on the skin Boils Pimples, &c we warrant 1t to
cure. II is q purely Vegetable Compound and
Powerful Tonic. For sale by all Druggists. See
that our name IL on the bottom Of the wrapper.
II. Z. SELLERS n 90, Prop'rs, Pittsburgh, Pa
C.R BOYD, Agent. somerset,'Pa.
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TO THE OYSTER.
O mollusk nutritious,
Rlyalye delicious.


@ mollusk nutritious,
Bivalve delicious,
There is nothing pernicious
In thy suceulcnt dish,
Thou deariy-lored fish,
Heightening cur gayeties,
Sweetening asperilies,
Softening oysterities,
Stomachic smoothing,
Toothsome and soothing,
However thou'rt golloped,
Stewed, roasted or seollopsd,
Raw, picked or fried,
Thou still art the price
And the queen of the tide.
Marine politician,
Imbibing nutrition
BY the soitest of suction
And blandest induction;
Sweet morsels for eating,
Which other fish gain
BY labor and pain.
4 h0Fc loNtN tuct. " p.nttl.
Like hermit his clOister;
My eyes FL, with mois .urc.
I'm a handkerchief holster
When think Of tne jolllest,
Fun and frivolities
Transacted with thee.
When the opera done,
And new day begun
Offrolic and fun
live thee, o shellfsh!
With love that's uaselh b.
o gentle mollusk!
How sweet after dusk,
With the girl that you love
To be gazing above
At Venus phases
And Mars as he blazes,
On your arm she reclines,
And pensively pines,
While moonbeam just tips
Her sweet peachy lips,
And there fingers mist
Like clear amethyst
II und the spot you have kissed.
On. who would destroy
Sucn loving employ.
And eapsize Cupid's hoy,
Full-freighted with JOY,
With no grain of annoy
No dracim Of alloy,
Either measured by troy
Or ayoirdupois,
as She whispers so coy:
''Oh, tell me, my tov.
In that sweet bOi and boi,
Shall we hare oyster poi:"
-NeLo YORK Sun
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-02-04
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE

Estate of John ?. Brant, late of Brotheryalicy
Twp, Somerset county. Pa deed.
IseftersOl a. ministraton the aboy. estate hay-
ing been granted 70 the Undersigned notice IL
hereby given 10 those Indebted > tito mahe imme
diate ia yment and tbose having claims de
mands will present them euiy authenticated tor
settlement, Saturday, February Il, 1850, at late
residence q! dcctasee.
WILLIAM BRANT,
Jan. IA Administrator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-02-04
SELLERS LIVER PILLS

Have been the sfaadGrd remedy Tor The cure Of
Liver CompIafats, Costtveness. Fever
ana Ague. stcE fseRdache- and all de
rangemenss Of the stomach and liver Tor over Gny
gears. Read this: sellers LfUer Pius cured
inc ofan attack Of Liver complaint n eight years
standing "-Wm. Evans, Joliet, Ills Price, %
cts a box. r. f. Sellers & Co, propr's., Pitts
burg Pa. sold by all druggists
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-02-04

Recent experiOen in England
show thot while it takes Isl quarts
of milk Of the Snosthorn 20 weld q
pound os butter, this I'm unt is pro-
duced from l0a quarts OF Ayrshire
milk, 94 quarts ot q .llowsv milk aud
81 quarts Kerry milk, the mix beIog
p. oduced, as nearly as possible, IN
der the same conditions.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-02-04
AUCTIONEER.
LATEST STYLES all LOWEST PRICES
q SAH8FBCH0N GUBRAAIEED. g,

m nm n TO 5000 4 YEAR, CT $ 20 so
W Us hday in your oEu locality. No risk.
nstfE " omen 80 rs well as men. Many
I'D EiEitt make more than The amuu-t stated
abuye. No one can fab 10 max
money fast. Any one can do the work. You can
make from 5'cts % - an hour hy dovO.ing your
evenings and spare time 30 the business Ii costs
nothing 90 try the business. Nothing like II for
money making ever offered before Business
pleasant and strictly honorable Reader. il vcu
wani 90 know ell about the bess paying business
before the public, nj Us your name and we will
seudyou fun particulars and private terms free
samples worth 3 also free you can then make up
up Your mind Tor yourself
Address GEOEGE = STINSON / co.
June II prr- lauJ Enfne
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opY5s3e I'dte.1t tglce. Was
4 UDiTOR'S NOTICE.

/. a. Sanner s Co..
VS.. NO Il. Jan. T 1873 fE y 4
Jacrb ID. Miller. \
- Brcemher. Isl real estate sold 10 G. ! Miller
0r 1928 May, 1879, petitionofC. J. Miller for
ule on pfrries inter, sied 10 show cause why sale
should not be set aside. 10 December, 1879 Samuel
Gather, L q. appointed Auditor to find and re.
port the fucts with cpinug.
Notice For be purpose Il the above appoint
ment 1 VIII sit m the Office Of Messrs aaer In
Somerset, PA THURSDAY. January % 1851. at 10
i'clO.k A II. OF said day, when and where all per.
sons interested can attend # tn Y think proper.
SAMUEL GATHER,
Dec. 81 Auditor.
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e. r WALKER o

<~ e. r WALKER OF
Nl/N this place has a lot Of his
NkD celebrated Horse Rakes
~ for sale-better than even
MIA and cheap. Any oDewhe
F2G|f-<= wants one AZ once. wOulc
N<YNIZ---.l-7s> 10 10 well 20 send him
--2@=%-@- postal card or In some
way Isi min in order 20 make sure OF getting
one ms he In his rounds OF selling might not tint
ali who want raEes.
Mayo
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-02-04

TINS standard article is compound
cd with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and rs
satisfactory as ever.
It restores gray or faded hair to its
youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruf. II gives the head 4
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort. and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
JBy its tonic properties It restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
As dressing, nothing has been
found so eliectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, Md, State Assaycr
Of Massachusetts, says, "Thc con-
stitucnts are pure, and carefully Sc
lccted for excellent quality and
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
PRICE Gne Dollar.
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TIE BEST OFFER YET

A Good Newspaper at Cheap Rates and num-
Der Of Good u oks into tht Bargain, a COP! Of
AUrcuster's Large QusrtO Dictionary and other
inducements 10 ub-getters.
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Dec 81
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
GamIlon.

All persons are aeraa9 notGed ifsf 2 eiain lppfth ihtersd iH tAe orieinal tHo-tuifds intsfest af he iato J g. Jewei li fhc Itte lfaYen. ifsf eastern exfensislf ef <Iie IoHntena n'te, and tle san.e iusef- esl ln ae afulesaie 5eWci fiFo-thirfss ln- tFfest E She kl7H t-efe. ffsf wesfef4 e1f 1fen- f81 6a'asp EaeI B0Is af said nine li in Globe I'iufct Comfy 6f PiBai, 4c1.fofy oi 8 o0d. ar6 iEiertfar.
 heFeps antiDn tll 10ns from eueine either lQy said iuleEtsl exeFf froN za IIy m 3asenl tf bad and obtaiaed sr nT11e otHe #ft lBl1 fFS.
 Nfeee iet M 4 oef
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
NaEiee

TO a' pariies clai1aiHg 1 iniefesi .n thr Rescue u.ne, aats3 u 9lobs siinipg bi>s ffisl. f1ua Cnunts. B. D.. are hereby nosi ted. espefIailF 3ace9 bWdf and hoiFS. A. said nine has done fine required aSseSsnleiit work for fI9 nd ibis s b ualiif ge-oNn- tFs delre tent tllaf ii they iaii Co come tog- ward and pas fleIr respective pfuFortln' within lht tinie specified by law sathtr with thc cost di tiiis publication. ihe tifle 70 said properfY 8ill heeome vested b tbesiil- stribtF lj. WEES kb.
 zleL a-lf
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
Peranl.nl

Among the arritSis ia 9loee slla week are slajo, BsAiain. San Fraueisao. F. R. Eaa w. D. Gula. Ileasy Hsde, N. osha and shssa Gabriel rom Fios-aes; Messrs. Baker Lenen a,d 0nne rom Flsnaix' caft Slarpe ir1ia Tempe F. ana ATs L. Clark from sep Franelso hr aesa lroa Colo rsi0; fr fa9cstt from Eaitiinsro als. Perry irsa Ias Azsees ana Col Tizsny s4d i,r. r,sgbasn ir7as sab cas.ess lisla Natscltss Judge Vs.kel ase oi. Ehe aas. Semuel fs ia Szn Frlneiso Nsia- zifs rlturred Co clobe en Friday
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
Nafa rha

Bul one Jus ice of ihs Peace can be ie. galiy eifeteq go lti0Nf mel See set l. and ap and se of .lls.i 6f tbe conff iaws of th Tei lorf Of h4isailss. 4 hies wiil Wo ne o ll noi c00af f9E eiiltef tc 1ftf ant toar yete pultn Ao niines on ickeE flle posisiel tal iniIsala0i one. vote iii. telIi9entIY a1d EvneSlif.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
El ta=fsnss azsne.

go ail whom fheee preseilts may come 1refis You wiN lake Ao1k | Ihal ] t'le 1Hdefsg gHea aie tle fiSssttil and iawIui owner oi au pndiyioea 0re-ha.l Che sboft safae1 nine and tlNf a1g fe7<eu or nereois e0leTine l'lfrsIrpu ForkirE thereon ~ e<lfatl1H4 qf fcmqFIps aiefe- from he efes or cin inaltr thereof wi1i- out 1iy fossent thereto lfst being had e. writing. win n 1lie iln1e De prosecuted to lfe lali eS ltnt t1e law
 NN. V. Ttf EIsIl 0lobe. PIaaI CoonEg e 5l,e fti iS W %tt
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

EREI0T arrival tli, week Nesimeycr, si0 lbs. Buckales & 0eheh, T. 707 lbs Eaton & Bailey, 3 800 lbs. Fan Eagenan. 5.9sS lbs; ChaFs 400 lbs shirpseF, oo lts Henderson 200 lbs Klein $ Co.,
 e.09e lbs Ellis 400 ils Dhyea, z.5M lbs. Scleia ( co., 030 Ibs 5ammon-d Taylor, l05 lbs. Globe Mercantile Co. .zs5 lbs. Heinenaan, 3So lbs; Cooyer E Co. 5,0o9 Ibs-f Kellner. s4, 600 lbs. Keii-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
PronosaIs

VIII be- received by She undersigned for hauliag seven sundied nd fifty 75o lons 0f ore from tine Ceutenni1 miae Co fae is- bella n.n. Distance five t5 miles over good road Haahne Co coo,nence o.toher firered lnfii confr1cl is 6aisicd. Bids Uil be received until 28th inst.
 oes I6-r B. KILLINGS, Silri
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
NIaeI- I.al-Ie-e E-eal-ne-

There Wi.l be n4ee1ne of Inc stock hold ers CT iIle Hiaile E Sin alIcs fo. af fse feietfifiii ofee on Htd.leS lats dav og Hce nbeE at eIfe n tor he p0T- pose oi fleeIlnE tEe tTust lo serve o0e Ye flF order ol llf ttafd
 &Lo<zo HilfE4s eaet7
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
~ Silver
sFa1 Desober "a. 8


 ssa being rapidly balli np. lr Fan Feaen $ p,aiing iafs aa sl.liaa lo hs house, Fse uppese n aAtiei- gsasiea If llsc inauguration Of Aapls cra D his life tlse old maid sald. lt's ebas eee al got Io come so. MF. Baichslael esiias lamier fof now he8se. Iieuance and EaIler have lbeir A0aSe laishesl Il ana airs. Newman's aaa r ?. alillefs extremely neat ees- tase are on tie same street. AIrs Charles Ei>iS has purchased ibe nen house re. ceailg sfseisd lsy 1ir kesler. and last but nJl iy any mems least, 3fF Sutherland of ilie Gloie l5sak has nearly completed his pew residence 'fiiis E perhaTs ihe ilpesi dwelling in aown. This louse is hagsler on theh hisi than any of lhe elhers and commands 3 fnagDilieenl fiew Of ilie sur rounding counsrg Il Is conveniently laid oot There aFc four rooms I il, size. aad uilh walls q fl. 5 iaehes high. nd lsiichen i2xI4 Beneath iAe kilch. en there Is inc cool celler loxl0- The rooms Ss MeIl as fl.e ball which exsendS shropgh lhe building from front so lear,. are papeFed with rich, dark colored paper of elegant design and fiae finish. Each. If fhe4ouns is furnished Wiih tpo large tpar light windows. The kitchen is stained in imiiation Of hlack Nalaaf. as is ll the exposed ieside woodwork The exterior is finished with rustic boarding A wide paftek {anglsee. yeganssah. } reach e around fIse front a.ld Ilie southern side. Here friend s can swing his hammock. and tuar fssco when lie dog days make tbe town close and sullry Ii Ne were banker instead oi poor devil sfan eliior pe night have such an Institution oureIt
 Mr Snyder did the carpenter work oa ihis house. Adr. Cahill tle painting and Ag Thamson tbc masonry The whole Nork Icfsels cfeiil upon tAese gentlemen
 TsE stage line Iesween Globe and Tue son, Of which AaFnno Eameaiago fsas proprietor has been withdrawn. Ee re- gss tlls sesy nlueh. I leaves the inter mesliate places beurcen here and there without nail service. Peeitions have been getten up in Tucson aud fafwanled to lhe Post Office Department for is Tc-insiall- iaent. and hope glat ihey will be faT- tFal.iy answered, as5Ae pnalic necessities ] requires H. aIs Sameniago has earned Tor himself tlse sra;sta:i5l oi aa energetic, 1asling man, and we e.0aid hc sorry to see aag enferprise ia whirh he had em bsrke6 his capital, faii iasoagb @ck of on tbe part of the public, cT ni isss.fdliaess eH the part of tbe Wash InEfDl aUsharisies.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23
Nof8e

Being q one-ihird owner in the Clronn nsine SIiSale tIle Eouifq 1f areeea and Ifiilofx ef Af.zena. and has ing io fn. crest ~ lte fs eIopiicnt and n0t 9aels tl1Eftto. HRft1t ao lty eli reFeen 'iaf iF ltc fft nf. NtiI q, so8sih.e fel ant 1ebfs
 letti a. tss t}t M o f5-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-23

Col 1fsssASx has iet a conuaef to ank well on the road 10 San Carlos, abous ten miles from Globe. The party taking tle contract says lhat within fony feet he Will get water enough tO supply llou- sands of cattle.