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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09

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 seuaa STATEMENT.
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 Sas,,, iAe its,s. J9l;ra Cos.4 g.,s,.Ly. Csl.
 fNies4E EST.HrINT:
 TAr u.lsr- ,r-l a-tgtbp-s ,n5 scsusilliAis,~-7 og NT H 2. Graz. sst'y tia aAs- Auasu Hita sisls- hi- 'rs- aud ssf--i fsggtu afsfaN lt r.- E..# ,t s4fI- Deu k I8sts-:ge.
 E. s. - fF.i- :.,-i. Iasis. 70 ilau.i.i- JEfscl4 L.. 'i' H. W1- .aa suf i'tffE;.t.
 !. G. Nj i.,s.-.r @. ti. B. g rhp.,ua.
 IMPORTANT TuE NunI@> -,!aNTFI. METHOD uf CJAE
 EEal1ICND El ----
 ul, l.. ;. lIAPEAY. i25 Montgomery >i between Bush & suier, l{a Tra,-,f l-ir,.E 7arr~ y s,,s.au %, tlsr ssart di-yslf s-. ..-. 'sf ,a;s s-sssr-, sfter ti=g AsHr rs-..'..; .i.- 'rt' an T's1u-e sf E'yacisF
 N8. tZAPEAY I- 1.r,.,t'f ,tste i1 tic t1~s;u,-r.t oi ali oi- stzt- -.t-,+- a-,s~r, sr1 hi~ ~rst medical zlaiiiy ias hesl ftg 's-trd this sity terui, Eve year aJ e ls ;i--frl go a ruauy living vifatsaes aa.s 1 t-s-tfs t.saf tlsy fhr PTu- urt'a ,. r-lr ,r o air, wh.., Guudlssls oth- ers ~Ia Is..f'ss fr.sl etr3,ie dissasea of Jhe Esert iga s & r, er,zs' aud tsi.ey-, hayv ts~ fai- ly rft-iares 9. tss..T- UufSlyl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09
PROGRESSIVE NEnICM SCIENCE.
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HRNNFN nnNN lnNNrITl rInNs

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 l.. j. t/AHEAN. M. r.
 f15 s- tl-- .[ ..vi .-s-sa -l gglizEs lais ass .u- a., '.. .9h -- a- t,s great r.lc..s. h ast- l sl1 .,. tse tz-Ir stssrtr. ssTsss ihs . k.-'st 4.. H... ss a-gs-s- and rflrlra-s th. t... t. -- --.. tLrtEy. s}rtr, ths drain --, .a.i end .s- ---- tn- fr-a- ft.fh % le.- -- Iti. 1..- 1.1. -. g-- ,Aeuss satsFrS r-ss.'-- -lss-se -s iil s.a-.-t sssl ait- lrs-- .,f,- .-.. t.r. eft t.-aial Ii.ssse Nls- -s fr rsfs -:.I tl;-,7.las-- ,si .a -7t-ss- Hzt- sFs t'es. sFs Asa---a es @ p,f- ilsa..-I- --.s
 -.t<.EaEI. .-. st fa- rsa-t ss,s.s.Iat ra. !s.sg Ils t..sEe 3.s.E. ,a1.t ,.t4l1lt,t a. San .-. r-- l-.l .- is -... |. gel, s,isssfazas la .--.'s 'H .- s-.r tr < A t-,HF -rEsl saiats ths la.-..rat,-
 Nn. 4sT sou,<ols,,rs >.reea.
 A. ssf r-a s.s .s. i-.t a f.r s-. sr a lsf~finsz 4sii s.-- t,r rr,s'-s. a isillea h. ariii,sTy r-1is- 70. Irl:t. i..s t.-. ta e4ii sl a free raf- sr'4..-.-.
 Hs.s- fs,.a e i.. 3.. ;, f so. charge a,..islrts. t-HlI'i-a'.-a.> -fr.. s--. 3tsis isr.-llfs neat
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09

|HH "|--" -l--- - - I-- |IHEf, |HIIrH-H "nU rti.~a-, .a .Hra rar-e-t'H1 9f I,uiLa. aud I4a- .-a->- .Hal ing t4 S-l5..'-.. allowed ir ..r -ra. r-.E
 f.a. #..is. .ssi asersc.s f5--fl. head- .. .r E.- ..s.t. showing SI45 t. have H-cB re.rr-... .a - l.-'ri-f. -.sll-tTe .f ce-t
 @ e.s-E amount iharr 7raa eYl. ....a -a aa# labor slls. leaving 8 -a- .. . =-r. ts Uaieu a .a-- -aHs a4- i.-.. ..# fr b. .--ur.l
 'a .s.'..H. -la d.-sri-t Eo. B. sas ez.
 .. .-#- -ar .aaptr- tfom .he as .i.- #--f g. tar Military Naeet- .s-H.a s ..-l HH.l --anll- Iarla a.9lg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09

.Ia. arc a.1 -.o1c here. as.-o % asl 1l tue clerk .f % Cincinnati cigar store Re cei5n2 aa affirmative answer, lg corllaHct. ..what would ,#H lo .t a tE.ei s3ai4j grab .fis bov Ina rua away The clerk re- rF-4 ,hal hc woa.J Iel ''se rascal escape rs,hc, thsn abandon fife money ara7cg .o Q possible raid .Iaca 4H yu E. .nE. ftl a.sn r.ms kc. - . .cs-a re 5c. n..
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Ne" York. Jan 4'a.--t.aai oa9 people assembled .- t..a.er -.g. Garden to- niatt Co rr....s 3. p- Ines .'c.me to ChaFl,s S,caa.t 'tral Ia- gsjera.s va> mixed one. Iue r4-J.u I.am "a.ca speakers ucF. ta .sa.- t.s 4u.je-cc had on its s.ats arranged t.7 baut oas hundred per sons. I- u-- ..... lyjdegt that ,Ac voice oi ;hr i--...- s.e ealy be ha.-G hail iLl .eaz.a ., r- 4-.dca, hu, mary han come l...r,. -.n ta- great ag,ta:ur. A-A1..- those .n ihe platform were Judge, Gildeis,ey- .43 AA.r, Id...A Weed, N iiHan E t...H'. S-ft.l J. AI,anv. cz Aide.mcn N.raT.g cad D4ian. and M.mbe.s @. ,a cJm--'i.s ou Arrange u. uf-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
a%.cs>g:l .sli Nn;ice

To F. q. F.nal- -lou a.,J l,se ur.i,. ta.! if y.u fil so appear out ou yaIr fgagOft of sesysIir rIt N"rs uu tAs second ,Ef~ uf t"r i..is fllr tN. i've huU4:sd ,c, l., fa.-7s=i.- bis'r'. a-ouu' ug to nu- huutr,t ~ut f"ts,t a.. .... Ht.u D asrs :rn1. tan ia oi thIs notice. 80" dsr>1J1'd N'l rlaiIu a f'ffritrr oi su'; 'rst ., .-1+. ar~arl' @ thr United sts,s and F.g-.ta.4a- 5..u,., i..rs.
 JlG.~C C OTIS. Pr.arot, Is'.. s f...
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09

WA~HI~GTuN. Jan. 3d.-Thc gravity of th" situation ia Na.uc is no, diminished by thc apparent E1riui concession oi Governor Glc,ign Io uuIiic opinion it is w-!I nigh certain Una; tlc Legislature Will Eoi ac, ltaceab.v a> aa. a.ly. !ir aN.v,t iUicn- lion uf ,h. .-Is.Ii~.- I~ ioayaii jheHi.rllp, of their fraud il~II certificates % or-auizc and choose a Cott:uor. aHd u,Acr S,"lu off, ccT~ and th-l, i.., uot fore. io make a v.atru~c of rSius ta" "a~os uf ihv contest ants for ~ca.~. Tn. Republicans W,l not submit to jij. uHi,~- liicv meet Ni,h dis rouFas, ncut, frum th.~ a.rrcjiyu
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09


 p,r1 wxsEE aad i;. Ii. wr.=s. bis vle. n..-n..-.
 Under aud " yirt=c e -.. ,-.r of - a:.d cz,si- ton i-sr3 rf th- Ii-tri.5 c' ' "f tha Third dria District ui tEe .gi.. - 70: Ait1ous, u and for th" Coo of ir'f. -- ifs iA. -a'" oiii'i.. act vfgrcin Gideon ir.tkf. ;.r- s''.Nc 'a-u1 r.lutf, utt-ll.d ida-ulra' r; f'F .'l-C ..,uifis' ths zj. ugu.Hf oe5 Is''s, i'asl Weber and B. F Wri,r. Inch sa.d j7 -u- a-' -.-!rs ;s re- T.j in Judgment Book oi enid E-~..I;t Court cu UaIer s5 V, a.! Nc. ! c4....-iil T tp i thai certain property. -Si.. t l E..ar tEosa c. sfais lat go IieC.s pargs oi acl c- tu l.i"r "ts. s1i'afe N tar village of Prescott, i5 th- t.UI. ,f f4raF- Ta:F- tory TO. Arizo:'e. Er"r'. t',1i's a.i st-r-.' t on the oi' al map or ; q. -s'f f'-H9- 'i Pr s5t-. th same N"w aiTe-H sH t.a .r .1r Dfr' %; i-e i..- cnrIer of -4is VLs-sI f ra:.. as 'uts n,.u r'5 red k l". T3 asi F. iu isr- 's-,r -- >-1 -- ta-i'-u D fee' ot 'ai- number. ,. 8. ai' fhr -1sJsru .i fest Hf lut rl.uf-.rl t. "a.-- %. iat humber @ block urril,,r 8. ha:a- ar T. 's a;--e 70 'la "-'- czI sIrycy and r,-r rf s. E.s -'- i.ls Village ar Prescott C- fh@ ;cutes-al. ' 90. said -srtil 'iF. r'er,- .Yl I.a-c- ,. rat tlH- gt s- f-ls L. i.or-rs'-.y to s...rs s .;t -.- -" ~H'l o. sE hr:uao,a as.o l'ri .l. sli .-s. -.' tS tIi2f ninety Eu9lfaa.I .." --. c.7's. - Je- ruI..t iilte-ezt a-i' -~--. .~ -l.C -t .. --r ''r rlsst-, he- ...-..'- ,-.t sf- t-- gvs heTe- t5 h,4OUglsL GT i'I alysss- ..'. .ir'-.'s-.
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Surveyed Lane lu Apache County.

Ns. Wm. Y. Kelly, Register of ,hc [. $. iand office ai Prescott tends Us the follow LnLr u.l..r.-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09

Note i-rsl--}'":1upug a.opp:d. I.o;j about ,ac ,a~. uj jfuue. j-1a, uo.o fpI Slup, dated iuH, l7.h. ot fi.,ry. t,.ts. in fa- Vor of J. a. Niicy. ar.. '>,~u:ul ly James Br.t,h of lio!,rcs. Ya,.-u.r .u i' days. Ali persons ar" warned a-..u.t iU-rh7~;ns tine ~Rmc. Payment aa- E,.u -loyfei
 J. e. WILEY. Prescott. Jan. u. 'N12.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09
] N- LANn LlLEILI-


 pWE~CJTT, 4 T.. Jan. &, lNS0. Eu MINER: .c enclosed notice vii! be of interest to iar-c number Di your sub -crhcrs in Apache county, s- this .aud com pri>cs most ot the agricultural land hereto fore uusurvcycl ou lhc Colorado Chlquitu. including the Mormon settlements about St, Joseph. Bligham City, Sunset Crossing, Bag lry's, snow Flake. Sun>Ou's, Woodruff O.d nnrSc Head Crossing. 5r.
 Received at the |. <. Land Office, Pres cotl, the following township plurs and de- scri9Hyc lists
 Twns l2 uHi I5 north range ? cast. d1 1G north rll gc 22 ca-t.
 du north range and T east. ,lo IS north range !, $ and 9 egs5. dr il ant 20 north range s east do L. north range and iu east
 do ig. 70 and , north Iaugc cast.
 Gi!a and Slt5 liver mciiuHn. The following j. llc law regarding pre- gmptirn claims.
 Where settlements ale usdD On uBsur- ,cvod lands settlers age 'cgGir:d, within three mul-h> ats,r tiic dale oi ibe rccciptat the District Laud O.ii.e of lho approved plat or the ,hc township embracing their claim. Co f'e their d,c.arat"gy statements with thc Register ,t lnc iaad office and u.uica:fcT ip nuke proof and payment for the tract uitala tiIlty tuo-;Gs ii".E The GA p,rallGn of said ;hrcc D, ntas.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09

pacing uEu3a. s a tra Ur.u. a3 IuaHy other dls rase- that l-sd t1 .,a all iar'h.
 Dl;. MIN itr .i a-r So f'rft ;.s- ..utJdr.i dul lars for c..a Q. fas E... tIv Attl kc~Torati yC under ns special s,ic- and tr tt1a' io- y'iirrg 'UTurc 0r j'.a.- found su .t. ls. N.tte tr,a@s sl Private Bi-cs-.- .i. w.j,uI: ,U-y. s.uu. Suati1u free. Thar,u. .n ,yHt,H.-ion and advice in. tlnlug sualy-i- @! Er.-r, g. Ir.cr uf Vital -ora- tive ~i bottle. fI'- t. quantity. ~IH: Egl Co any al !rr@. rtHl = pre- OF C, 1. D.. Se. cure from 'bser's'a, and il r ale H-ar if dcsircd by <. '. NImt.r. M. T..
 II k"lruty Street San Ireu,.-,.a, Cal,
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Saturday. Januzry aIst Ie3C.

al r. o',ag,. a.., ot ;as- @ iG ;-c. oi iiIr Court Hus-e door, % tEo fi.a-c .t tE-s: 4- salt Comfy of Na59rai. ] w.U s,f ar ,'c ga r- 'a above de- >C-ihed real r~ti'e to tr. A. hli{tr for cash, t0 i-a.lsiy said execution a- al c,-.s-
 JU1aF.- D.. NalNtf.. -a.c.:.
 lss z. B. sr. ssr.s. -4,rs..r. !.e.-.... A. T.. relrt t- ..l -s-t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09

Br. Tiutir'- Lind,'y E,mrdv Ncpiur..tf- cum, crr-s ali h.j-.f aui I. 'lr~ ,u.rl ssii ,rru orThI'a Gl"tt, I'U, TI.I4- sals Toy al. L--I-cists
 Dr. Nfutir'~ bsudeit,,I Ii.T~. ar t.,s U-.t aud ch-sIe-t H,s.7 7I's-a and -lia, rc "a t. f1 r'. fSi sale iy ,si ll7I'ri,'.. lH 'iSw1y
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sEleriTt SnEe.

In ih- b.--.c. C.. %, Ire Third fgiisal E. -tri,i
 ol ,lc Territory rl Arr s a-d i"i ;le ja.i's of
 haNafa:: GIr2pS BtauRE ra.i,..r.
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Omcr., No. La1 ,ionlsomerr si..

U.- o-eai-.i~ 4 ys Nts F1srgris~s.
 NofE-l'f- -lss-! .- H..s.as4rs N,ssi-r al ~-y- vEl or,s-sl@c sad fr,r-.z, sps4sIss th~ AasrgsA Et--- t ln .--. t l-as t5 -u lsfffs Nif5raiaTtc Agent -LI tel -. .. th1 S.;T ~rzrs> Ter yslasttz
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09
T!IE GRrAT E.i2LISH EEMEnY l

.s a .rrr fHlug CJse for N,I.-.r, D Mi.iS.ENh4uzted sf H'. >4.als5 Nr. ku@ss, ~rsruats~~hr.,I Lost Man F"3t,i'utrtr.cy, raTsiyrl~, a... -.. iGH '"rI e. 'r.tr- oi 3, .i-.1u~c. youthiGi fni,irs, 6 .'"..s-., iu r-.ur'r year
 such as i1-- of Memory. ..a-.-'.l'ir. Nocturnal Eiui-. i'u, N'rr-.'H Co ~ -irty. b.uEHss rf I.-iou. Noises lu tt' Head; tee yltal fluid
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09
Convincing Testimony.

tN FGH#. az u.i- f1AgEA1'S tflt sl,Jts> ia t,s-s st r.- a falre e-ssf,-. li.g e, s.sHt ,.a Pc saii'-i f.ss tilg following
 rHu.N AFFIDAVIT;
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lNCELLANE0CS
pr. |. ]. CZAPKAY,
THE EMINENTLI SUcCE ESsFU
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TEEAE- sfE ttL.Nt. tEU SPECIAL bIs- xa-ts. -rafs. rr.llfsH-sf-s uF G-zsaau ssraet,-- Asssss Fhgsaslal aAstnssss Sad f-i-ai- i.r.t .as--e e1H-y, tz--a tzt',suz ;rr4- l3 gfs :r.-4. a. l-, t a g. ,-s
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VIZ WILSON
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AHta1...a.tf. t-- i-.s. E. >- f-t.s' Pgsf .t u iaull.- .trtEa tsss-a s-H-..E Gturc h. sHd et4sra ueirti.T- -l si, 3g i.r-5 ss1.sseT. ur~ -f NFrsrv- gtlt Etyrlr.t Frstfs:.sa zud p- iei'., t-- .,.-;...a O. -zi sHi tsIi.l.rss ty ih. gIsPhAh 7 tsa..-v ys.sI a: -tsesg sttrr r-,cr-
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-25
MILLINERY GOODS,

DRY GOODS, MOTIONS, &C.,
to which she invites an inspection by the
public. She is determined to sell at the
very lowest prices, and guarantees salts
faction as to quality. mar 81, 3d. If.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-25
Dry Goods, Notions,
And Millinery Goods,

and will carry on the business at the old
stand, on the CORNER OF QUEEN AND
BURKE SITS. She asks share of public
patronage, and will make every effort to
please all who purchase from her.
She has just received new a splendid
stock of SPRING
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-25
A Game of Bluff.

n GOOD STORY ABOUT A FAMOUS
YACHT RACE IN NEW YORK
HARBOR.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-25
Reauti6ers.

Ladies, you cannot make fair
shin, rosy checks and sparkling
eyes with all the cosmetics of
Egench, or beautifiers of the world,
svhile in poor health, and nothing
vial give you such good health,
strength, buoyant spirit and beau
ty as Hop Bitters. A trial is GER
tain proof. See another column.
Telegraph. sept.18-2t.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-25
DRY GOODS i!
MILLINERY, &c.
CHANGE OF PR0PRLET0RSHZ!P.
MISS LOLA SCHEU

Would respectfully announce to the pub
lie that on March Gath, 1880, she purchas-
ed of Mrs. &. Scheu, her entire stock of
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-19
Davis at Buena Vista.

Speaking of some papers OF Mr..
Davis, the Chicago Times says:
The companion piece of this
civic attestation is "Jeff's" commits.
sion as colonel of the first regiment
of Mississippi Volunteers (ritles),
bearing date June 20, 1916, and
signed 10y the same officers who
attested the congressional record.
The part borne by this gallant
organization at the battle of Buena
Vista makes the commission of its
colonel an interesting relic. The
"riiles" arrived on the field at the
critical moment of the conflict,
when the Mexican horsemen were
sweeping the raw levies of Amer.
ica before them, and, dcploying,
fred and charged in line, immcdi.
ately changing the fortunes of the
day.
1t is said that old trough and
ready" Zach Taylor, was sitting on
his horse, with his right leg thrown
over tho pommel Of his saddle,
when the Mississippians appeared
and were ordered into the jaws of
death. Their wild Southern yell
rose above the roar of the combat,
and their valor enabled our dis
comfittcd greenhorns to escape
from the baranca "a deep ravine)
into which they had tumbled, and
in which they were held prisoners
by the Mexican cavalry. "Jeff'
was Taylor's son inlaw, and for
certain reasons they were not good
friends until the bold burst at
Buena Vista satisfied the old hero
that his daughters husband was
worthy to be allied with his blood
They became reconciled on the
evening OF that astonishing vic
tory, which nothing but the dogged
valor of a few good regiments
wrested from the over mastering
legions of Santa Anna.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-19

IN. Y. TAee.1

When Q WOMAN wants to deceive
o man, she is inclined to deceive
him by feignins love for him.
The reason she would probably as
sign for this is that BY such feign.
ing she can blind bic Judgment and
suppress his common sense. a
feminine detective has been prac-
ticing this ruse upon another (mas.
culine) detective in the West, and
with entire success. She is named
Nellie McPhearaon; has been some
time employed BY the Commercial
Detective Agency at st. Joseph,
Mo-; is about thirty, tall, slender,
has dark hair and eyes, is attract.
i've in person, and has most engag-
ing manners. Some time since
divers Western railways, the Chi.
cago and Rock Island, and Bur
lington and Quincy among others,
found that q great many counter.
felt local tickets on their roads had
been put in circulation, and they
employed Detective Murray, OF
Chicago, to dicover the counter
feiters. He entered on the work,
apparently with much eagerness,
expressing confidence that he could
soon trace out the guilty; but he
really made no progress. Then the
corporations engaged Nellie to as
sist him. and she did assist him
vigorously. In a few weeks she
had reason to suspect him of the
crime; but, in order to blind him tC
her suspicion, she pretended &c
have fallen madly in love with him
The pretence wheedled him com
pletely, and in q short time she
had collected overwhelming evi
dence against him. She set a tral
for him, he fell into it, and SHE
caused his arrest at Chicago no
tel, while he was waiting for a sen
timental interview. He is now il
Jail, complaining that he can en-
dure discovery and disgrace; but t.
DC betrayed in the sacred name o
love wounds his tenderest sensibili
ties to the core. He may commit
fresh crimes again whenever III
can; hut he can never smile again.
never, never, never. The mimosa
like nature of a detective, where
the holy emotions are concerned
cannot be OWNED by Ordinar.
mOrtals.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-19

The sum of money required to pay
pensions for the present fiscal year,
ending June Both, 1890, almost
equals the grand total ofthe nation
al debt as it stood before the war.
Appropriations have already been
made TO the amount of $50, lO0. 900,
and All appropriation of 1866, 900
is still needed to complete the pay.
ments. This latter sum will be pro,
vided for in the special Deficiency
Bill, thus making the pension. roll
for 1S16-S0 amount to 49,, 165, 900.
The pension Bill for the coming
year, which has already become a
law, appropriates s32,4OO,OOO. 1t
is estimated, however, Judging from
the large number of additions to the
rolls which are continually being
made, that the next Congress will
be called upon TO pass much heav-
Ter Deficiency Bill to meet the re.
quirements of the Pension Bureau.
1t is we'll for the country that its re.
sources can stand the heavy drafts
continually made upon them.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-19
A Funny Team.

A correspondent of the Booth
bay (Me.J Register has a farmer
uncle up in Skowhegan Of that
State, a man of wealth and leisure,
who believes thoroughly in training
animals. He once taught ram
and three, year-old colt to pull u
horse rake together, and the cor
respondent describes the trial, as it
came off in one of his uncle's hay
fields last summer: Several neigh
bors had been invited to see the
feat, and stood curiously looking
on. The colt and the ram were led
out separately and harnessed.
Nothing could have looked more
ridiculous than that queer span,
the ram standing demurely beside
its tall mate, and the colt looking
with great care, seemingly lest it
should step on its diminutive part.
ner. My uncle took the reins, and
started them with an authoritative
acct up!7 lie raked over nearly
two acres of land, working them as
he would span of horses, the ram
pulling and Juggling as hard as the
colt. The novel sight was so ludi'
crous that the bystanders roared
with laughter.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-19

When John Henderson, a color
ed man of Small Lots, Bergen
county, n. j., went into the field
the other day to drive q huge, long
horned bull into a stall he wore
about his neck q red scarf that had
been presented to him by his sweet
heart the evening before. AS soon
as the bull caught glimpse OF the
scarf he at once became highly in
famed. He charged upon Hen
derson. and in spite of the unwill-
ing matador's f1eetness of foot,
tossed him ten feet into the air.
AS Henderson struck the ground
he tore the scarf from his throat
and concealed it, at the same mo
ment Selling a stone. The bull
now thoroughly mad, again knock
ed his enemy down, pinned him tt
the earth, and plunged one Of hi
horns into the left cheek. Another
savage lunge sent horn across thu
poor da-key's neck, making
wound that exposed all the muscles
and cords of the neck as far AS th'
windpipe. HendersOn's courag'
did not quail at his seeming help
lessness, but when n favorable mo
| ment came he struck the bull
blow in the eye. This caused til
beast to desist, and Henderson es
cape, a worse. used cOlored perso
than his fellow Ethiop at Yves
Point.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-19
Odd Names.

In examples of curious Christian
names says q correspondent OF
Notes and Queries) there is proba-
bly, no district richer than the West
Riding of Yorkshire. Every out
of.the.way Scripture name is to be
found. Levi and Moses are great
favorites. Marquis, Duke, Earl,
Lord and Squire are common, and
children are actually baptised Little
Teuter, Little Scribbler, etc, from
the branch of the wooden manutac-
.turc carried on by their parents,
| have met with a boy named
Washington christened General
George, girl named Togotubuline,
and still more extraordinary, a boy
called Wonderful Counsellor from
Isaiah tx, g. Nick-names are
quite common, Tom, Ben, Bill
Jerry being conferred at baptism
instead of the full name. In some
of the rougher villages l should
add that surnames are still dis
pensed with or unknown. Toms
Bill means Toms son Bill. TON
O. Bills is the same, while Toms
Bill o. Jacks means that Bill i,
the son Of Tom, the son of Jack.