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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
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Die's tn ben sriteu Marstassn In WeH
feTas ausiab, barber i5rsibt Siemsrina
BON Gan antonio on ben ,glus. b. W.":
Der Deisen ifebt bi4t unb bod, has
Delfdforn III f9on aus Der Grbe, bies.
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An @smuisn baben mir SaIut, CRIME grb,
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selbe nnb rotbe &aben, Seaerie unb Rssr'
rettis. Die erfts Dsgenfru9t bes Sabrss,
bic RauIbesre, wtrb In a5t Easen reif
fem, erSbsereH pirb ss In Der eriten Wo5s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23

ter lsbt, tbsils mad Berlin, no nod ausi
T61ter berielbsn Isben. Mron O. mar
bier seborsn uno 1T Dol bersits 80 Sabren
i'm Alter uon II Sabren aussepanbett.
Die Wittms NoIf 9oleitstns, bic ii9 mitt
lerpeile pieeer psrbetratbst bat. bate teine
Ibnuus. bas fe nod cine g,bidait MAIDEN
t0nnte, fe 1T pom Slid poutdnbis ibers
rumpelt tporbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
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CINE ieItene Seier wurbs In Der sItifabt
RottweiI ssbaItsn: cine biumaHtsns
5o93eit. BIN 6. Sebruar paren ss 60
Sabre. baB bic @ltern bes Biarrsrs 3rdutls
BON Gltitaot, beibe uon Wunbertiusen, ben
Suno Der @bs idIpfsn. Bdbrenb Der
Subilar (seboren i'm Sabre 1900 felt Be
sinn bieiss @intets on bas Stmmsr se:
bannt 1T, srfreut fi5 bic sreiie Braut (ge:
boren im Sabre lsOo) nod elmer sut.n
9eiunbbsit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23

8isber uarsn aus 8ubsetridfdtsn In
isbsm Sabre nur cine 9laNe Der &sisrpifien
unb cine glaHe Der 9anbusbr Der frans5f:
idsn Irmse e%inberufeu. Sn bi,ism Sabre
1880 wtrb binseysu has neue Seeresseles
gum eritenmale In ieinsm eansen llmfanse
sur auuenbuns ssIansen. @s perben
bann rad Der amtli1en Statifit bes
&rieasminifisriums bic aetips arn,es 497,:
1893 Wann, bic Rsisrps In apsi Rla0en
3l3.s5O Wann unb $3.50 Sfictsrs, bic
9anbuebr enbIi9 in run6er Siffsr l49, 900
Wann unb 1901 Sfficisrs sdbIsu unb bic
@siammtBiffsr Der fraus6aidsn armse wirb
fi1 mitbin auf 96s, 800 Wann telaufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23

5utdbren. Wsan permutbet, baB bic lsb.I.
tbdtsr, BON benen feline wsitsre Spur aes
tunbsn pnrbe, in Der Msiauns, bic Brin,
ssn Imabeo unb BON garisuano wirbsn
ben bsia9tet S4neutus ,u ibrer &siie nod
Nom benusen, elm attentat ssesn bieie
bobe 8erionen beubf9tistsn, befonoers
9e9en Griferen. in benz bic lmiturspartei
einsn ibrer ssfdbrIidften @ssner srbIidt.
Die bber oas @eleiie selesteu SinbsrniHs
wurben redtieiiis beieitigt, 70 baB Der Sus
Dor iebem llnfa0 bepabrt bIieb. Die
grinSen batten iibrisens ibre oufanes auf
Sonntaa anbsraumte slbrsiis uon Euriu
um "a Stunben biuausgeitoben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
StaIten.

Dieber elm bsabf9tistes atteatat! Rit
bieier fat altdslid ssporbsnsn @sbspsn.
hung ipritt bas Biensr .Gtbbl." Don elmer
auf itaIienii9em 9ooen semadten Gntbst'
tuns. Am Sonntag ben %. Gsbrxar
albsnbs, wurbe auf Der gabnitrsds @snuas
Yiia In elmer @ntfsrnuns pom Spsi &iIo,
meter BON Der citation Spsbia bur9 8abn'
wdrtsr fsfsstsQt, baB anltaItsn s%etroffsn
waren, uu1 bic @ntsIeiiuns bss
baIb na9ber fdaisem S@nsIbusss berbsis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23

Sa benz canton Neusnburs ioQ, Fem
8tsnsron sufolse, bic Phylloxera s~rfrorsn
isin. &sbsn, bic uon benz ssnanntsn Sn.
ieete befaIsn waren, purhen ausssrifsH
nnb mitroitopii9 unteriu4t. Die llnters
iuduns srsub bas obise &siultat. Wsnn
Der iirense Winter lS79-sO bieiss uns
porberssisbsne &eiuItat supess sebradt,
10 blrften ibn bic i6psr beimssiudtsu
Weinbaueru iesnsn, oenu sr bate ibnsn
BITE Wsinbsrse s~erettet. (Uenn's nar
wabr itO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23

in Calais ifirste bic guSe Suiammsn,
tn wsl9er bic srObe Wenaserie pou giSsl
aussefsat uar. Die 3uiaausr auf benz
;weiten 8Iuse, bic fd seseu BITE 8arrisre
selebnt batten, rolten Bel benz Suiummsn
bru9 bis an bic &dfise, uuo elmer Srau III
BON ben eaten zines Der pilben Gbiere Der
Gopf arg auseridtet. Die 9srpirruus uub
Der Sdrsdsn warsn fardtbar I'm etften
a%usenblid, ba man ermarten founte, bab
bic 26uen unb Eiser f9 befrsisn plrbea.
@s finb alerbinss msbrere Berionsn su
Sdabeu sefommsn, aber Der S9reden III
GROCER seueien als has llnbsil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
Bon einem prontnenten 9ro1
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s. $. 8arnsr g. Co., &o5sfer, 81. ..
-@s ftnb srft bret Wonate Der, baB mir
bie erte Ssnbuns S5rer vSafe Rsmsoiss"
etbaItsn babsn. @ir buben felt Span3ig
Sabren arjneien tn bieiem Srte pertauft,
baben aber niemdIs cine ipscisls Mebi,in
p~srfauft, bic foIde aasemsine 3uirisSsn,
belt sibt, pte bic Sbrise, ipscisu Sbr Safe
eibnep unb 9iusr Cure, uub Safe Dia,
bstes Cure.
Wtr t6nnten bic Ramen pon 0ieIen aus
tabrsn, pel6e sroBe 2inberuns erfubren in
6dusn pom Nierenlsioeu, 9fibma, &beus
matismus, Diabetes, Brisbt's 0iseale, &c.
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Sinon&S or,
Alexandria gap, 81. q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
HuklauD.

gu benz Ittsntate i'm WintsrpaIaif brins
gen bic neuei fsn bier sinsstroffensn 3situn:
gen nur wsnis NsusS. Sas msifts mar
bereits bur9 bic &absIna9ridten ibsrboIt.
usber bic SprsnsmaHs, weI4s BON ben
Veri3w0rern benust woreeu mar. mar man
nod nidt TN Rsinen. ST ss Dpnamit
sepeien, 10 i9dste man iie mad Der Wir.
tuns auf 4. Bub, ni9t Yfunb, ME bas
Babel bsridtet bate. Das Bub lit etwa
sIei9 40 Bfunb. Na9 anbsren 8eri6ten
iou Der Sprsnsitoff Sdiebbaumpous, mad
pieoer anoersn Eprcrplin sewsisu fem,
unb omar iol basislbe in @astSbrsn, peI5e
aum ausbsNern elmer i9aobaft seporbenen
@asleituns 9ebruudt pur6sn, In has pas
lais biastn9eltmusSelt worben isiu.
Der 8srbadt, baB 4srionen IN Der na4s
item Nabs bes 6aiiers mi ben Nibilitsn In
8srbinbuns iteben, tritt Inner bsiiimmtsr
auf. Dor eintssn Wodsn purben,im Bette
elmer 5ofbame, Der @rdfn Ylatsn,
S4uftitdds sntbedt, weI5e ibre 8srbins
baas NIT ben Nibiliiten flar baribun fol-.
len. Sic wurbe mad Nr1anssIst pers
bannt. Sn Der n~susiten Drummer Der re.
poIutionaren 3situns mar elm artittI snt'
baltsn, Der gang ssnau bic SoHsfIidtsiten
bei9reibt unb NIT msrtpirbissr @enauig.
teit ben anius bes 3aiisrs, bic Stunbs u.
Winute isines Grf9sinsus In benz unb benz
3immsr, ia, iosar sanSs Sdss ansibt, bic
G5ar seipro4en baben iOu. Demna9
bic 0srrdtbsr ben Raiisr IN ndditsr
Rdbe umlausrn. Ssbo9 fSnnsn bic gtibi:
liten berartise Sa9en au4 erfinben, UNI
ben 9eiern ibres Blattes su impo'
niren unb fa 10 srSBsrss gnieben gu psr'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
Ceferrei6su

Sn 6ulnet In Wdbren bsitiss Der gir.
sermeiitsr emanuel golonius dm 20. Seb.
nit elmer @aucommiflon ben @lodsntburm
Der eortisen pfarrtirde. Sben anselanst,
neiste ftp Der B~irssrmsitsr, um f9 Don
elmer uorsenOmmsnen &sparatur ssnau Az
ibsr3eussu, gu ben Ssnftsr bss @lpden.
bauies biuaus, sIitt ab unb iiirjts pom
lbarme binab uno blieb NIT 3eri9sItsm
&6rper tobt auf Der grbe Iisgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23

@enn gu Did matt, iSlafris. ~traftIos
fibIf, oft nit &Opfweb uno ibIem Sc,
i4mat I'M Wunos seplast biif, feinsn ZIP,
petit bait unb Define 3nnse bsIest 1T. 10
bit Ou bilios usb Define Sober 1T in In,
tbdtisteit. Ri6ts turirt Did 70 raid uni
permanent pis Or. Bierce's Golden Med.
ical Discovery" (SOIbsne mebiaiuiI9s gpt,
bedune).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23

Ssbeionbere Iiesen aus amsrita bebsuten6e
Bsftsuunsen auf BuppsnbdIse Dor. Gber
aud fur @lasperIsn bat f9 in neuersr
Seit Bite Radfrase weientIid ssfteissrt,
uoburd aabteide Samilien geiddftiauns
s~sfunben baben. Oas Suteno NIT Yers
len bsbdnste S4nuren, peldes ionft 20
gtennise %toftete, NTH iett NIT rs bis 80
8fsnntgeu besabIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
Z Gen.

Dom Gblrinser DaIb pirb ssidrisbsn,
baB bic SpieIuaareu' Snbuitrts einsu cts
bsbIi&sn Iufi4wuns Ssnommsn bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
SaS UinterpaIats TT ct. Vtters.
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pirb In .@raf MOltte'S" Brisfsn aus
&ablanbA interefant bsi4risbsn. Ter
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16
 THE MASONIC SUPPER.

The committee appointed to per feet arrangements for the public in- stallation of the newly elected off cers of Russellville Lodge and Chap ter, and the Supper, have progressed satisfactorily, and every thing indi. cates grand success and large at tendance.
 The following programme mas been adopted, and is given for the information of the public.
 PROGRAMME: Lodge will be opened at 10 o'clock,
 A. NJ. At l o'clock, sharp, the lodge will march in procession 10 the M. +. c. South, accompanied by
 the Russellville band. Prayer by Ray. J. J. Roberts.
 Masic. Address by Past Grand Master, NJ.
 NJ. McGuirc.
 Music. Public Installation of Officers of the Russellyille Lodge and
 Chapter,
 Music.
 March back te lodge.
 SUPPER.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16
THE HOLIDAY EXCURSION.
The Mckenzie Roate the Best

Next Monday and Tussdey, the 20th and 2lst inst, tickets will be sold at the ticket office in Russellvile to the points mentioned in our supplement of last week.
 The MCKENZIE ROUTE from Memphis offers superior induces ments to excursionists and we hope every excursionist who goes from this county will buy ticket via or this route.
 The following are some of the su~ perior inducements offered by the popular Mckenzie Route:
 A Pullman palace sleeping car run through without change, from Argenta to Chattanooga, for the especial benefit of the eXeursionists.
 Special first-class day coaches also run through from Argenta to Chatta- nooga without change.
 To Atlanta, Knoxville and all points beyond; via Chattanooga there is no quicker time made.
 To Nashville, excursionists will save one change of cars, seventy-eight miles of travel and one business day of time.
 For all points southeast see that your tickets read via the Mckenzie route which takes you through Nashville, the great state capitol of Tennessee, and where all who desire shall have the privilege of stopping over, without effeeting the time limit of tickets.
 The rates of fare via this favorite line will be as low as by any other route.
 For any further information call on either Jeff F. Thompson, or c. F. Alt mere, jr., agents of this route, one of which you will find at the depot during the sale Of tickets.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16
ADJUSTMENTS. X

At the Tucker hall over Bucks dry goods store, this evening and for the two succeeding evenings, we are to have the pleasure of seeing Miss Mabel Norton, an actress who comes hcralded as star of more than ordinary magni- tude, and who has received the highest en'comiums from the public and the press. Miss Norton will be snp> ported by full and efficient corps of dramatic artists, and will present this evening the celebrated American dra> ma, in three acts, entitled the Phenix.
 A full brass band and orchestra ac- companies this troupe. Admission, D cents children under twelve years, p cents.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16

The beautiful crimson blush, the bright sparkling eye, clear intellect are so often wanting among our most lovely females. and why? Because they are suffering from some peculiar lingering female complaint. A sure, safe and effectual remedy, is Engli>h Female Bitters.
 A chill cannot resis. Days Ague Tonic. It makes positive cures in every instance. No quinine, no arsenic, no strychnIne, no roaring in the head.
 Prickly Ash Bitters contain all the virtues of Prickly Ash bark and Der rics, also buchu, juniper, tamarac, and other efficient diurties. They are used with great success in the treatment of all diseases of the kidneys and bladder.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16

Our Stock is now complete in all its branches Our Goods and resh Our facility for doing oushes is ample and we are sell goods not only as low but actuaIIv CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE in the city The time of year for active business mas ar rived and within Five Months we expect 10 sell $50 900 worth of goods cash To do this we expect and intend to sell for SMALLER PROFIE than goods have ever before been sold for here
 Therefore if you want CLOTHING we have II oI all kinds and qualities, from $3 per snit up 'o 900 ' from s6 up to $20. Also extensive line of fur
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16
Auction Sale of Holiday Goods.

Auction Sale Of Holiday Goods.
 Next Saturday q very desirable lot of Holiday goods will be offered at Auction in Russellville by Arthur Erwin. consisting of a varied assort- ment of chromos ranging in sizefrom 4xS to 24x30 inches, also small lot of Jewelry, Books, Watches, Novelties, &c., all durable goods and suitable for christmas presents.
 Mir Erwin also has for private or public sale . superior lot of oil paintings. comprising a variety of subjects, which must be seen to be appeclatee.
 Remember the auction sale will take place in Russellville next Sat urday, the 18th inst.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16
Knights of Honor!

AT members of Banner lodge No. 1853 K. of H., are hereby notified to be present at regular meeting on the eve ming of Friday Dec. IF. The election of officers for the ensuing term, impor- tant communication from the supreme and grand lodges, and other business of first importance will come before the lodge, r. BArrENfIELp,
 kcnoflcf.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16
Nnticc
U.s.LAsp OFFICE, DAnpAEELLE, ARK..l

U. $. LAND OFFICE, DARDAEELLE, ARK..l
 November 2n. isSO { Complaint having been entered at this ofiee by James A. Wyatt against John Horton for abnntoning his homestead entry No. l3.ls1. dated June & iS7S upon the x of the S E N serti0nai, township Q north range 2i west, in Pope eounty. Arkansas. with view to the cant ollation Of snld entry tho said uartics are hereby summoned to appea' at this ofice on the 9th day of January. 1851, at 2 o'clock D. m., to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment
 T M- GIDEON, Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16

FOR SALE AT BARGAIS: The undersign- ed offers for sale the following property situat- ed in Russellyille: A good house with i've rooms and splendid well of water which never goes dry; six lots with picket fence around them. This property is about quarter of a mile south of the depot. O. ROGERS,
 London Arkansas.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16
Notice.

Having bought out G. W. Burdell's interest in the restaurant business, l will continue the same at the old stand next door to J. B. Evants' saloon. A good meal for 25 cents; also tobacco, ~ciga-s, sugar, coffee, and confection- cries. W. 1. HICKS, Prop.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the firm of Griffe & Costen is this day dissolved, Grifie having bought ont Costen's half inter- est. All persons indebted to the old firm will please come forward and make settlement. F. Griffe will as> sume all liabilities and still remain in business at the old stand.
 kussellville. Nov. 90, 1880. f2w.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16
avssgliVlllE CHAIR FACTORY,
J. s. CHURCH, PROPRIETOR.

Theattention of the public is called to the fact we have got our Chair factory m running order and prepared to manufacture for the trade Dining Room, Kitchen and Childrensis Chairs which we intend to sell as reasonable as other parties in the same bus- ness. Our chairs are good and strong as we use nothing but good material.
 Give us a call before you buy and we will treat you right. j. $, CHURCH,
 Russellvilie, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT DARDASELLE, ARK.,l
 December, 6. 1880.

Notice.is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim be- fore the Register and Receiver of the U. s. Land Oniee at Dardanelle, Ark, on Friday, 3l December, 1880. viz.
 Andrew j. Duyall. Homestead application No. 9ti6 for the 3s seA ard s1S net4 2s Sn 10 W. his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz:
 Chs Marphs. James I. Scott. Cyrus McAnaly and Joseph scott, all Of itusseliyiile, Pope Co.,, Ark.
 Jan. T. NJ. GIBSON, Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16
For Sale.

well improved place with six lots. situated in suburbs or Russellville, the most desirable portion of town. Bed of 5000 strawberry plants. apple. peach and pear trees. Heuse has good rooms; stable and all necessary out houses. Good well of water. Terms reasona- bie Apply to w. D. LIVINGSTON.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16

Through bills of iadIpg given for Cotton from F. smith, Van. lsuren, Ozark, Clarksyille Nusseiiyillc and all points on the road so New York, Boston, Proyidenee. Philadelphia, St Louis, Memphis, New orleans. &c. Rates low and transportation rapid.
 TfIEO. HARTMAN. Snpt r. J. BENNErT. General Iickes Agon.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on the 3d day of January, 1881. at the Courthouse door in Doter the Poor House and Paupers of Pope County will be let out to the lowest bidder therefor, for the term of tv elve months. Dec. {, 1SsD..
 E. C. BRADLEY, County Judge.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16

Spectacles of all kinds for sale by V. B. Thayer, Memphis, Tenn. Ifyou are suited you can return them and get a pair that will suit.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16
GREATNESS OF GOODS, COMPLETENESS OF STOCK,
 QUALITY OF EVERY ARTICLE,
 AND FAIRNESS OF DEALING.

nhng Goods such fine shirts, underwear overshrts. collars, ties, &c., &c
 Our BOOT and SHOE DEPARTMENT is IMMENSE,I and here we claim that excel in Price and Quality.
 Our HAT DEPARTMENT-both Ladies and Gentle mens is the most extensive in town.
 Our DRY GOODS AND NOTION Department is un- equallen in and variety.
 We have Ladies' Cloaks Shawls, Nubas, Lace Wraps, Gloves and Hosiery in great assortment.
 Our stock of RIBBONS is the most complete in
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16
LITTLE ROCK s FORT SMITH RAILWAY.

On and after SUNDAY Oct. %, 1880, trana on this road will run every day, sundays ex- cepted, as tOllows; ,,s
 PASSENGER X EXPRESS.
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The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16

Our cofpulent friend, tnafley Churchill. has been promoted and as- signed duty in the freight department of the Ft. Smith road at this station. Charley Is not member of the church or Sunday school, bat is good worker among cotton bales all the same.
 "A full line of groceries sand coffee and -four a speciality, at rate's.
 The following are prices current in this market: Cotton, l0and i015; pork, . corn. 40; eggs, 35; butter, 20; chicken 20: beef, gross, 3; hides, dry, I5; meal {, 65 per bu.; coffee, 20 aud p per pound; :; sugar, llal21s per pound; flour, 6.Ooa 7 50 per barrel; potatoes, sweet, 50 per bushel; potatoes, Irish, 1.25 per bushel.
 Merry Christmas to all, but it will be merrIer to those who buy their pres ents from Jacobson.
 We have been favored with several pleasant calls from Messrs. c. r. Att more. ir.. and Jeff. F. Thompson, rep- resenting the Louisville and Nashville railway, or what is more generally known as the "McKenzie route. These gentlemen are here in the inter- est of the holiday excursion to leave inc line of the Fort smith road next 1 Monday and Tuesday. They are exert ing themselves to the utmost limit to render all who may go by either line pleasant and comfortable. See the in ducemants offered by this route m an other column, and buy your tickets via of that line and no other.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-16

that everybody will find it to his interest to trade with us PETITION in these four particulars, to-wt:
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
wANTED-Tealns to haul Ium-

WANTED-Teans to haul lum. Der immediately by J Il. Eaton.
 S. Klein < Go. are m weekly re- ceipt of choice assorted goods.
 For exra good cigars go to C. s. Van Nugenen's.
 Lunch every night at tbe Pearl Saloon.
 Large invoice of groceries just re- ceived by G s. Van Wageoen's
 !" Jack " Eason wants more wag- ons to hnul lumber.
 Lumber and shingles at the Me- Cormirk Saw Mill for sale.
 California Potatoes, Bacon and Hams at c. s. Van Wageueli's.
 Hayden's Flonr and Cornmeal at c. $ Yau Wagenens.
 \. II. Price has comfortable carriage and an excellent span Of horses For hire.
 Bills for lumber aal shingles pronpsly 6lied at the lMcCornick Sag Mil.
 4 complete stock of Crockerv. Glassware. Lamps elc. just received bv (4 $ V.,n Waranetf
 c E Howell wsll supply custom CTS daly with milk and ao an express business between Globe, Miuni and Gold HI.
 J H. Eaton viii pay fifteen 3ol- lars a thousand for hauling lumber from the foot of the mountain to the Baldwin Mill
 Call at s. Kleln $ Co.'S. examine theu stock of California Misslon Ui,- derwear, and you will purchase no- where else.
 The SHOW is melting in the Pinal mountain. The Mccormick Saw Mil is receiving a good supply of logs and can fIl orders for lumber and sblng prosuptly.
 For sale at bottom prices all class es ef goods Take not,ce, l WILL NOT HE UNDERsoLD, c. $. Van Wagenen
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10
GLOBE DlsTsszoT.
Mining News

TAe Chilson road from Pinal Creek valley to the Nugget mIao IS about completed.
 Geo. Allen has beAn doing assess ment work on hls Ehchmond Basin clan.
 The Antler is Icing vigorously developed. The Washington vii soon receive a fair share Of J |. Clarks attention
 The Centennial mine owned by Messrs J. Gibbons and L. J. Wii- son has agan come to the front with tons of rich ore. which are now oe- ing reduced at the Isabeils mill.
 Property of the San Carlos Mill d Mining Company shaft, IS now io'su forty feet and altheugh, now, not on the vein, the eonpany from uAmistaka5le indications are assured 0f having a valuable proPery
 Mr J J. Vosburgh. our Post- master, could not withstand the .smpiipg indueements. nhicA Lass Gulch holds out to those seeking for gold, and has put to work number of hands op che Euleiia claim, near the Mansoa mine.
 Nr. !. J. Newland from South Pioneer m:IIe was in toRa rhls week, and reports inning interests looking up n his sectiou He has had a force of six men Tt work on bis property for several months, and as T copsequeIiee has a large quan.iEy sf good ore on the dump His wife aceompanisd 1lI tons of choice ore from hls mine to San Eranciseo g short EIlne slgo to be reduced there
 MF Glo'er, pf the Forman nil, ni that Ghs mil WIS still running. on Clrpmo ore, which WAS vielaiag , Handsome rstqra- Tbe { Chrome IS on the famoas StoneWah iacksoa lcssge as is also lhe Antier, [ shich are destillsd h tbe rear fa- lure 70 rival the Stonewall.
 On the head writer's Of MineFaI Creek, uest eide 0f Rllal mountains.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-10

sixtssn nsilss tron Globe, are anun- Der of strong siver lodes, some of which hare bssa Frcspected to q lunitsd extsns Those insersssed in the atrongest veins arc Keeler, Reed, Campbell. Handsborougb. Meyers, Pendleten. Baton, Palmlr. Nbalen and Miller. Al of the claims are 6ssure leads.
 Good news comes from the gold region. The long sought for ledge in the Yellow Metal has been struck through 116 foot tunnel, at 2 depth of p feet. The ledge measuring at this point q inches with all indica- tiOns of rapidly widening out to large dimensions. We could not ascer- tain any more at this hour of going to press, or tue exact assay value of tbe ore body, bur are assured by competent judges of gold rock, that it will average in the Leighborhood of 45 dollnrs in gold to the ton. We congratulate Messrs Hsineman 6 Soyeg upon their success attmned in ghs instance through lndomitable pluck and perseverance.