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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-13

Read all the copy you find around
you loose and then stroll out and tell
what will appear in the next issue.
Ifthe editor should make an effort
to conceal his manuscript, ask him to
let you see it.
Should you come in during the edi-
tor s absence, disarrange the papers
and pocket the most interesting; and
if you come while he is present, be
sure to pick up the very paper he
wishes to use the next moment, read
it through, advertisements and all, and
then go over it again and look for err
rors.
Make it a point to bring two or
three idle friends with you. Although
there are only two chairs in the Office.
the editor will Immediately arise, Of
fer his chair, pull down his vest.
cough slightly and then take walk.
When you have faithfully observed
these rules you may go-and hang
yourself.
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One Of the Survivors.

NEW York, September l4.-0. P.
Silvia, one Of the survivors of the
Vera CRUZ, in relating the story of the
disaster, sAysi Those who went on
deck could see that the officers we're
passing about the ship attending to
their duties. Captain Van Sice had
been in consultation with another
captain on board, who, as l learned,
was going out to take command Of an
other vessel, and they agreed as to
the best course to keep the ship on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-13

DISTRICTS.

The committee respectfully recommend To
tho convention the sdoptipn Of the following
re Olution:
THAT no settlement Of the State debt be
made until the question is frat submitted 10
and raj fled by the people at q specinl election
held for that purpOse. That all cal didates be
required to pledge themselves to support no
measure looking to the settlement Of the state
debt which does not provide submission of
the proposition TO the people, but to use ali
honorable means to defeat any such measure:
and that no coupon or bond he made receiy,
able for taxes or other dues to the state I"
10 will also be the duty Of said convention
TO appoint an Executive Committee in plsee
of the present one, whose term of service will
expire.
The Democracy Of Tipton and Fayette conn.
tics are respectfully requested to send dele
gates AZ tho time ngmdd, sl that Floterial
Convention may be held, for tho purpose Of
selecting Floterial Senator and Representa-
tive.
The committee doprecates tho divirion
which occurred at Nashville In the cOnven-
ton, and hopes that the Democracy Of Shelby
county, without regard for their preference
for GQyqrnGr, will meet together in oonven-
tion and nomin alto candidates for the Legisla-
,ure whom all men desiring good e0vsrument
can cordially support.
By order oftho Democratic Executive Com
mittee. j. NJ. COLEMAN, Chairman,
NJ. 4. KENNEDY, Secretary. ll22
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Attachment Notice.

Before ]. NJ. Coleman, ]. ?. for Shelby coun-
ty, Tenn.-A NJ Boyd and Son VS.. Henry
l. Blake and Mary S Blake.
n this cause an attachment having been
1 sued out under sGction 1856 Of the Code Of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
having been made that defendant is in.
debted 10 the plaintiff in the sum Of sllO.65,
due by account and that the claim isjust and
that the defendant is non. resident Of the
state Of Tennessee; it is therefore ordered
that said defendant make her personal ap-
Der, 1880, at II o'clock M, at my Office, No. .29i
Front street, Memphis, Tennessee, and
defend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be
proceeded with ex-pgrle; and that a oopy Of
this, order DO published onop q week ier four
weeks IN the Public Ledger.
This the 2lst daY OF August, 1880
150 lS64 10 J. NJ. COLEMAN, J,P,
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The captain was cool and courageous
throughout, and there is no ground to
believe that he did not remain at bis
post until taken off by superhuman
agency. A sailor SAID that he saw the
captain struck by piece Of the wreck
and probably stunned, as he was swept
off by the same wave before the eyes
OF the sailors"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-13

LIVERPOOL, September 13, A pm.
Cotton opened tending up now | .
l6d higher. Uplands, Z 3-16d; Orleans.
It'd. Sales to-day, 10000 bales. Re-
ceipts, 1850 bales; American, 1850
bales Futures opened steady; now
as follows: Deliveries for September,
73-32d; September October, 6 II 1905
23-32d; October November, 6ld (;
November December December Jan
uary, 6 Is 32d March April, 6 9-16d;
April May, 6 l9-32d.
New YORK, September 13, ,12:12pm.
Cotton steady and 1-l6c higher.
Ordinary, &c. good ordinary, 10sc ;
low middling, lltc; middling, ll3c
good middling, l2Ic; middling fair,
12sc; fair, 13lc. Futures opened
steady; now the same, at 3 to 9 points
above Saturdays closing prices, as
tOlloye; Deliveries for
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IfpeOple would be economical in
the use of water obtained from the
water company, the limited supply on
hand would 60 farther and answer a
better purpose. The waste of water
at present jeopardizes the health of
the city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-13

MAJOR W. ]. SYKES has taken the
stump for Hancock and Wright, or,
more strictly speaking, for Wright, as
Hancock is not in any danger in Ten
nessee, and Wright is.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-13

THE speaking will.be at the Green
law opera house tonight, and it will
be we'll filed with our best people, in
cluding, doubtless, many ladies, who
take lively interest in the canvass,
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ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL.
Cotton.

The week opens with an improved
feeling and fair demand, the offerings
being light and generally Of inferior
quality Of the old stock, though the
new crop Is in every way desirable.
Sales for the past week we're 600 bales,
divided 225 to exporters and 375 to
spinners, the market closing quiet at
no change in price of ordinary, good
middling and middling fair, but an
advance of to on good ordinary, low
middliug and middling as follows:
COTTON nxoHAraH QUOTATIONS.
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rhursday, septemher sOth, atIIA.M..

for the purpose Of nominating Two Candidates
for Senator, and Six Candidates flr Represen
tatises in the next Legislature Of Tennessee
OF selecting Delegates to said convention. will
be beld on SATURDAY, September 2Sth, al
the usual voting places-the Wards at ~
o'clock p.m., and the Districts at the hour Of
pm; The following is the representation
apreed uuOn.
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auEENsWARE

Col. R. M. Edwards, national can
didate for governor, is in town. He
will renew the joint discussion to-
night with Wright and Wilson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-13
COTTON aI0HAHaH QUOTATIONS..
la..nd,rd Internntlonnl oInnrIaoatIon

The entire receipts of cotton here
from the first Of September to date
have been 1876 bales, and are 739
bales ahead of receipts TO the same
date in 1877. The receipts at all
United States ports are 1858 bales in
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For the Public Ledger.
TO "lIIDGET."
BY JUDGE J. r. SIMMONS.

BY JUDGE J.F' SIMMONS.
Bird Of song! unfold thy wing;
Tune again thy voice and sing
And let grove and forest ring
With the music Of thy lay
Floating 'mong the flow rs and trees,
On the balmy autumn breeze,
Harmonies to soothe and please,
And to drive dull care away.
Gentle harpistl touch the string;
Let i sweetly, softly fling
On tho zephyrs-jOy TO bring
Musio's soul-entrancing voice;
Let 1t swell In anthems sweet,
All with melody replete.
Singl the list'ning muse 10 greet.
Sing! and let her soul rejoice.
songetressl strike thy harp again
Which too long has silent lain
And awake Eolian strains
Yer our hearts a spell to throw.
Lot its trilling notes resOund,
Waking echoes all around;
Let sweet music's soothing sound
From thy poets fountain flow.
Soar aloft on musie's wing,
Soar alOft, sweet birdl and sing,
And DER earth a gladness fling
Danish, sorrow, care and woe,
Pause not, in thy upward fight,
Until from PaTnassus' height
Thou shalt view with calm delight.
All the fow'ry plain below.
sARDIs, MISS, September lS. 1880.
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New ORLEANS, September l3, ll.3O
I'm. Cotton firm. Middling, 1lac.
Sales to-day 800 bales; receipts, 1865
bales: stock. 39.2l5 bales.
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D DEMOCRATIC Z
CONVENTION.

A a meeting Of the Shelby CouIty Demo-
"A cratic Executive Committee, held this.
the llth day Of September, 1880 it was
RESOLVED, That Convention of the Demo-
eratie party bo held at the EXPOSITION
BUILDINH, in Memphia. on
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knights OF IIOnOr SIeetIng.

A REGULAR meeting of Diamond Lodge
"A No, bS3, X. Of H., will be held THIS
EVENING at half-past seven o'clock. at our
hall, for the transaction of important bust
BY order Of JAMES b. COOK, Dictator.
Louis GOLDSMITH, Reporter
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-13
SECURITY
Building aud AOau ASSOciatiou

fIHE regular monthly meeting of this asso-
1 citation will be held TUESDAY, Sent
lith. 1850, at the Office Of association, No. 3
Madison street at Y o'clock p. AT this
meeting one half Of the funds on hand will DO
applied to the payment Of Withdrawals in the
regular course. The balance will be offered
Tor sale by public competition to witbdrawers
whose applications have not been reached.
and will be paid to those offering the largest
discount. Fines will be impO,ed upon ali de
llnquents for dues and interest unpaid at the
hour of meeting.
By order of the Board.
P. B. JONES. Secy. ii 10
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time upon the receipt of the latest market |
or expense for telesrams, Ono Commission
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Clearing House Report.

Clear'Rs BIS
Monday September 1915 As 500 90 s 9,0g2, 80 |
Same time last week......... 81 f4l o. 9,4l9. "a |
Same time week befOre 3l,943O9 l2995. 50 |
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PUBLIC LEDGER job printingofice
aud book binderY. 13 Madison.
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his shoulders. he gave Barnum the
other day when that gentleman was
eIoseted with him il Indianapolis, a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-13

rlvrfPtris 'nrauv erUias prvppvu upl
10 pyramid, was a good thing to gaze
upon, while Lewis & Thomas boil.
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GERMAN MASS MEETING =!

VHE continued meeting will commence at
L. 1880 THIS EVENING, at M@nnerehor
hall The appointed committee will report
the resolution. We expe It full meeting.
by order l.. FRITZ, San'v,
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MAsONIc EOTIcr

TTHk stated copvoeatiOn ofPenn Royal Arch
Chapter No. p, will be held MONDAY
NIGHT. the 18th inst, at ~ o'clock.
Visiting companions iraternally invited.
By order OF
JOHN ". GRAHAM, R.H.P.
ID. g. TRADER. Secretary
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s.y,i,, ,,, yey e~aayss, svsvuaso lysuu anu mnKs
collections. Charges reasonable and attention
prOwpt XII
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ARMOUR INSTITUTE,
27I Madison Street.

THE fall session commences MONDAY,
l. September 10th. Terns, "A and s.
ii sh MRS. N. B. AR Rd0UR.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04


 ahoot mouth is ope talfag and bHsiuess another. Ioa can sfs eys rely on square Zeal and eet full value for your moneyi at Eaton 6 BaileY's
 Helss 6 Co.'S Chicago Beer. s per doz- Teuents Ale and Porter, s7.5o pr dozs al D Henderson.
 F. r. KELLEER's saw min is turning out from 5000 10 6.o0o ft of l.nnhef daily. For fne Liguess and Fslks Milwaukee Beer % 10 Buckaiew $ 0ehea's
 French kid side button and front buttoa boots for ladies at Scbein's
 E. r Ksilner wants men and tfsms to deliver 10ee cords of wool Apply early for conirach
 WesuoeTer received flis wsek an in- voice of Sae eassimere and blanket hned clothing. also California hianizels
 Hard and esy Mood for sale at tae o. K. CoFra. l.y the cord CT load.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04
AF.lVnal.s ,. !.

Robe,t D5ckey has q prospee. in this district which, good mining man in. forms ua, is ie finest in 6outhern Arizo Dickey yfas the finder q ibe eele-
 sed zialsnsns lode Ia iAis rict lf Ahoss well for ,200 feet on bis locAion, and is . perfect mass Of carbonate ore.
 Tie Mountain Boy claim shows she ensiFe length of the location, and is from twoto eight feet wide
 South of these $ the Imperial claim. This is on a true assura and is of immcnse size. ItFuns ' and S The earbonale minos in ihis camp have more merit in them sban twenty Lkadsiiles They get letter as they go down, and oifer every assurance of pernaneucy Ills camp is ao0as seven miits cast Of ihe Afafsipa river. Several smaii sales have isIken place and oHe froperi3 is bonded for good figure
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

\ week ago George Terry stole SSoe.5t from 8he branch store of tho Gsobe Acr eansile Co. at San Carries John hise. Esq. with his usual energy, got upon the feIsows truck, ard found hin at Govern mcat Spring. where he was arrested. He lad just purchased horse and vas taking llis departure for land elhat Was faiFer than this He owed alr. HiSe S75 in addition 10 what he stole; siS5 incln ding the horse. has been recovered. Terry is in the town ioeS.ap.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

Some Mormon girls formed a society ] pledging themselves tc marry TO one un- less Inc thought he could get along with one wife 4 few of Brigham Young's daughters belong to it. Tia; is Che sure way to settle the pelygamy question.
 Tie incoming Legislature will be call ei upon 10 do some very important work. i Among other changes there viii be the segregation of this county go as to make a new one having Globe asi its counfy-seat; 1; and the Tombstone people wsnt Pima di- gided SO as to make q new county witI. we suppose, their flown as q county seat. There can be no valid objection urged
 gainst either movement In both cases the growing necessities of fl1e sections Of country Interested imperativeIy demand il. The question of county conlss is an inlpors sem one. While we are not in entire sympathy ailh she people rho are mosf snxioas about the tabli .llng of tllese courts. beIiey.ng thai t VII i1eseese lia. gaiion. And prove vindiail for lanylFs ealy, we believe ihai some change h btc. essary iE the legal macliinssy, se that litigaut may taeifesss Aaished nih. eut dancing altsndanee about the county seats. at great loss to iaem dives. for sess- ion after session.
 4 lien law should Dc framed tiat would positively insure to Vorkinsnen tbeir iust nues. The remefls 1n tlss ('iaonscls. anens ta,e election law suils us b dot
 Ne are in favor of a reyisaon of the lawn of Ebe IerrisogY ey q comm ion cf good lawyers. and ae believe thaf close copy. jig 0f the California code will come as near being right as can l'e thsy rslast be annotaeed cafef ly. SO that seHrchers for | liffk information uued not wade through , 1of of unle sar7 H0r te ind il. More fnon
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04
Arizona Silver Set.
aasa..Iax. l.....lI. I.er 1. lsaa.

THE iskIIe i'ts eiscilefs psi aS night. Nas the mass successful aiialF s'l fbe kind eser held in Globe. The pecpis prseni 4cprescntei ihe best strata oi oni society. Therr were good leoklAg men @tiif yna contdnt roa. and benssiseil wc- men who eid'nl waaf Co rest; and so the Prof. and his assislsnts ,liscaursel slcli. eious music, and kid slippers and call. skin boots palierei away oa the rough pine iiaov .ill inc wee, sma' hours. ayaut tl,e twal e regret osH inability to attend, beealse we neyer feel so much like representing tlle press, as w3en me are WAifling through the latyriathian nazes of tbe waltz. with partner who talks cl0qnea ly wiiis her eyes.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

o.,ft. add and eilrer. i'arsOu f3royci h4s claim in WbiI tbe ledge ayerases I five fefl vide ouc tbn worked ia m sra>sla yielded Sl1Q The rock elis se Iccfed. bat not closely It is in slate for mutton. and free milling ta the south end of tbc district some silver bas been found ,sofih E per E. Here tho nain ledge is fnm 20 O 309 feet wide uiti llaac rraafIo walls. Slreaks of riel ore afe scattered all thfongh tois isiEe There is good road io tbe district
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04
Notice

PFesidenf of the 3eCornack Company to take charge of all tiieig propertl in 6ioi9e ilisiriet.
 In connection with the foregoing, be an- nsun4es t.ie NcCofmaes Saw &lli for sale eheap. To any o0e earine Co isvest his is
 plsndid opportunity dea <2t
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04
CINrRAI. l.Il-Y. Col.- Nog- Fl la0.

~f1f-r -t-t--' >-tA -s eStt-s Attfr -l -t-.
 Ed Silrer Bels-DEAR SgR. Your pa- pers and Mr- Foxs kind letleT has been received, bearing the uncomfortable news .of our sons deash. Ne wish 10 return te you Dr. hcDpnnell. Messrs Fox, Fogg. Knox, NeNeilg, C Ii Clark. Trout. and III the friends of our son our most sin. ccre and heartfelt thanks for their klnd ness shoTE him during his Illness. Il is v'ish pain that his mauy friends in tbis State hear Of his death. Tlpre is one source of comfort and cousoiatioa-our Heavenly FAther--ayho assures us tliat he is gone 70 better world where there is no care, or psin or sorrow.
 Wc thank you all again, aud remain. yours sincerely,
 1IR AND Mas M HoUsER.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

NE ssw Tommy Montgomery stagger- ing along last Monaay under splendid wild goose almost as big as himself Is was present from Dick Martell, wbo sbot fl at Salt River r Dick wants us to say he's a better shot than Dr. Carver, he'd better send us one.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

Locals are scarce We wanted Ben. Pascoe to drep a box of eggs shat he was taking isl his restaurant so as to make an item for Us. But be does not take enough interest in the public for ihat. By the way, Ben las lis runners ont after geese for Christmas.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04
snaale slo------ln nI.LrIeL.

This disfricf ls on lhe south side of ibe yiia, and tFe miles distant from T. ibe eres are carbonate. The Anderson boys have a fine property here upon Wbich Q
 S,f0oi shafg has been unk lS lnehts oi .he ere nisl aycrage *io0 per ion gold. aad another, i8 in.. lgiag beside but .lislinct from it. wifi ge so in gold and silver. Tie frsl carries arsenic, the last carbonate This is a uew camp,
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

Col. TilIany's well, twelve miles from Globe on he San Carlos read, affords a good supply of water; upwards Of 5e00 gallons were drawn from t in } single day without lowering t. a half an inch.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

After reading the Ilnsf and Dalofral we conclude that if eii ibe girls who 7ant positions iD lbe next Legislature Eef lhem. nobody will he left at home @ receive callers.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

The E0rnuf and t,e N7tqget in Iamb teuc are febing aloui town lois the cHizea and Sfar in Ins on are fighting qb0ut adobes. and the two papers ip Globe are Hehiing ia harmony for their Biiriti and Territory.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

The Prescott Hne referring 70 i1e Henderson Brn. merchants cI Globe nars ghem fstlefinE compliment ll stfs fbpv understand the mercantile business ihofooebly, and are sterling men vhcIn we caa recommend
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

If you waHt Fresh Butter. Cheese Eggs, Honey and Fruit go 10 tbe Los Angeles Fyiit Dep9t next door ts Kellner's where pou can also ind good Onions as Tets. per ID.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

In connectiof rifh he above the snh. gFibets beg ienFe Co inform the Citizens of Globe Chat they p'ili continue iha baNness st tbe same Plece under the 6fnl naDls Of a.ieneogk G. F e HfTC4Gflt
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

TIE Mexican and Indian who were found guilty of Eaurder. at the last session of the Conrt in Florence. will pay the penalty of their crime on the 14th Of Jan- nary, 1881
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04
nnnker mIII nl.lrle1

riyer, and eigag niles from tlie San Pelfo.
 in the noFsh pafs t is gold, and in lbs
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

FREIGHT RECEIPTS :--Eason 6 Bailey, s4s96 John Luesike. 800 Ellis E O., to,591 5 Klein & Co. 200; c. Chapel 7,Oo0 D. Henderson. 1000; E. F Kelluer, 42 .S00-slsipped 2040o Buckalew 6 Ochoa, shiprea 210o0.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

Jerry Hyndman's hotel Guiding, nexl to Hitoheoek $ Co.'S drug store, is grow ing into fair proportions under the super intendeBcv ef A8r. Mills.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

WE understand tiat Andy Pringle has leased bis lasa st stanton 10 some China meE. C raise garden produce on. Where are you. Dennis kearney
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

Eaton 6 Bailey do not advertise fe cell cheaper than any other house, but dc en1. phaticallg say they wilI sell as cheap as the cheapess
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

Aaron Mas0Ds resi e0aiiDu as member of tbc Board of Supervisors. was accepted. md ? l.. Bsrfleson appointed 0 iill ibe anexNiFed term.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

WH0 s Po8naaer at Wheaiflalas There is 4 P. Q document in Globe oflcl T.r him.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04
sssaeEtEtson Notsee.

The firm AeTreost existing under the name and styia sDenoss < Hitchcock. do. ing bEsinces ir llie city ot sooe, hfkona. k this day dise1ifed eY Dintn tonsenf. Charles A Fisk, hayIu9 purchased ae en' eige interest oi VI E. Spencei in Tle coneern.
 W SPENCE
 D. z HlICIcCCK.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

CHArEI. ibe fralG man. has hobby de livery Walyon on the road
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

AR. BATCHELDER will soon commenc. lbe erection ofa house on Broad stpei for sIr. L.J Clarke
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04


 Bud Hoeston j EpeY, 0iiiis. Ffe| Frank I Chapman, 2 Winchester and sui ol Inc boys who iess lobe when i wa sa iss rfaacs, foI toiS'reslo, have surnct wishin Few tiays and are lost in won issrmenl al lhe chantse that has sskel place They come back % elohe Distrie la ind mines afsor al
 Al. reabs lsA returned from inc nH ssaa sish his faillesi apiiler, grandmosh. eT and bFslhe
 Gen. AicDogeli aceompanied by il< wife og pr McD meil and sir. Lyman al lived in Globe his weak
 Ihr awyen ait3 iheir victims are back fnom Florence
 Judge silent eonseniplases a visit tl Globe He wiil Dc welcome.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

TIE newly eiectee officers of the White AIt- lodge of ?. A Ii. are A. F. 5lore. head, W M. A Bailey, s. "; J Abra hams j. " E.. F. Kellner. S, c. H. Cook. T; \. r. saltes, s. D. and c. Burns, D
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

THE merchant v.ho sts biz blankets a small pTices, is public henetacior.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

OMIT few more days Of leap year lefs, and still we are not saved. The senior mesaher Of this institution has had his wbiskers trimmed, used as mueA poma- ium as an Ahysinian belle. has cultivated q mashers smile till il has become cbFonig, has done everything. in fact to deserve and win declaration und still be dona vas happy"
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

THE dime in which taxcs become deliu qaent has heen exteuaea 10 Dee 3lst.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

Tom Wesiwo0d $ in tlie iuqane lilm st sioektoa. It cost the County $500 to .ei him tbere.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04
NofIee

have this day appointed John R. Porter my agent. who l- authorized co contract lrbts in my anne. and collect all debts due me. N. W. BREMEN.
 Globe. A. T Nov. z9, fS90 Nov. 27-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

.Igst receivcls large invoice of gents clothing and furnishing geods at $ Klein f Co.'s
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-04

Fine Ladies Kid Gioves, Ladies and Cblldrca Shoes of al kinds. Ladies Rib oons and Underwear, Gineiiams, Merinos. Waterproof Flannels. for sale cheaper than any other st0re at D. Henderson.