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Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13
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MINin3 News

 The Foremau lasl is running oa Chrome ore
 lIaiSuag machinery was unloadei at fhe Mack Mggf.s niue Nesli,es day
 .An assay from che Lizzie Eaier. Biqeblrd ii, by \. Palmer gave 2zs e1s- to rle ns i On Wednesday first wagons pass ed over lbe roal to Mack Murs miue.
 Frame of main bailaing of Bald wiu mil is ap Engine will be ln place next week Gr,diug for baila- ing assay office and retsrt room 1sx l I3l, was commenced Wednesday,
 Ne dave seen ore from the Chro- ] mo shat pleases rhe eye agd cop- ] vinces the judgsornt. and are lold l that it is opeuaag sausfaeprilY Re are gratifed that our prediction in regard Co tais mine iu November last IS yerifea.
 Moore ef Aic Nlilen is mnneling che Far Play and getting some good ore TAe Florence is being saok upon apd at the depth of SKY feet good ore is beng taken. Tins mi1e. ] is is expecsed. vii furnish 2 saaieieo- cy uf water b supply AIeAIiileu Co.'s mill-
 The Mccormick cross cut. at al depth of two hundred and fifty feet a n yen mauer 100 feet, eighty of which IS pay ore If 1his $ uue and we have not a doubt bas 5hal 1t IS saictlY SC, the Mecormiek vii soon rank IS one of the great mines q ! Ebe cOsuuy.
 Mamie Miller, elght miles soush of Globe, carres gold vein upwards Of | foot wide, and assays from S50 to $500 per ion, has a 22 foot tunnel | and 10 foot shait
 The Mable, on same belt, is small. but exceedingly rich n gold Has tvo '.siils- each varying from two to four inches, uhleh in all probability piil uate at no great depth.
 The Matte Chr, nne miles soafh of Globe. also q gold vein, assays about same as Mamie Miller { $50 to S300 has | 20 foot tunnel and twelve foot shaft. The veiu is about F inches and is regarded as a yalu- able piece CT property. Work will soon be resumed.
 We have been shown chunk of ore from tbe Rescue mipe, ghlch is pronounced by good judges of min eral, to be second s,ly to the pre'luc- ton of the Sronewull, but differing in chalpcla
 A four foot body of ore has been developed in the Albert Lea as depth of tairty-6ve feet shaft all in ore-assays trouf eNe .o five handred ounces
 BoiD Nlxs
 0aly fonr years go sbe mining world was astonisaedaf the reported silver discoveries in Cube aud it's i,jaceat iisuics, the Pioneer. i silver kang Stonewall Jaekson and Mack Morris aulckly besams famous IS grear bn.llon producers 'nl who heR shoughI that only three $ fears la.eT gold would be found iIs J
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Y F. French, lawyer of .arge experience + California, has come ta lzlnhe Mith a ylew of praetic ng hIs profession. He comes vel re commented and $ fagora0ly kueNn 60 several Of our citizens
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

CaIl at s. klen S Co's, examine ther stock If Cahfornia Misslon Jn- aerwear, and you vii purchase no where else.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

5. F. kellner received 43 00J lbs Assorted Merchandise this week and siappel r 800 pounds merchandise t9 hIs McMiaen store
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Stoue9all Amereas finest production This brand Of whisky $ as near perfection as experience and money can nuke lt. aud Iii rich- ness and delicaey of flavor has no ea0s in this ceunwy
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13
Remember fhat D. F. Kellner still

giYes i've per ceat discount on all biils above s and len per cent d.s- count on all oils above Sl00. For cash On delivery, of al goods sold by him.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

We Are m reccipg ef semi official letter dated 18th instant in which is IS stated an agenE for san Carlos Nil be appointed nexs week.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Ihe Ss0newall lakes tne front rallk among fine and famous whis- s7es, unsurpassed iil dellcacy of Ha- Vgr and uniIormleF Ii nudity
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

e regret co hear 9f the serious sickness of J Colhpgwood of Flor ence h cur uext, re h0ps 10 be eHablej to auaonuce his convales- eence.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

C'leeFo Crime excels os photo grapbef Ills business is rapidly increasing and aig seem well Plessesi
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Frank Aassolegtl. well aid favor ably known in this county, iied at Tombstone, ou the 2nd. from the result of pssi0l-sh0t n the ankle.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Mission Underwear California Gloves, Tbribble strength Niae Kin- egar. Steel Wheelbarrees. Caiifernia pleks, &e- 6e. 6c. just arrived al ' F Kellner's.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13
Wanted

A three To teH horse power engine Ad- .ire<s. tsluhe Mercantile Company. sfating price. power aud condition of engine. vith- out deias meh 13-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13
of Dissolution of Part
 HeEsliD.

The C0-parfnership heretofore existing under fhe name oi B. Weisl G Go. is dissolV- ed hf murual consent G. $. Van A agencn tO eeiiecf ali debts due said firm aHd Co pay ali Indebtedness B. ElSL.
 G.S. VAN v A(fE&EN. Having bought out inc interest Of B. " eisl in the firm ofB Weiel k Co. l am de- sirvl, of settling up all aecount- due the late ngm of B. Weid E Co. and wouid re- quest all knowing themselves Indebted to sai0 lira Co eali and seItie at0nre.
 mcll IS-ff G. $, VAN V t(fENEN.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

R. r Kelluer has ordered the ma rerial for anosher branch store in Richmond Basia George T4ntan will ruu t. and wil ge prepared to dsliv- CT goods to all adiaeept mining camps by Bur9 Express and free of charge.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Railroad graders were at work m and near Tucson on the 9th; the 1Tth. is the day contemplated for the opening of tue road for business to that point.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13
New Adyerfieemenfs. William CahiIl, lLoBE ARIZONA.
 PAINTER, yyhitener, I'aper-1Hanger Sc.
New Adyerfieements.
PAINTER,

All busiaess entrusted Co him will receive pleted. mch l3-ti
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

c F. Hawsli vlll supply cassom- CTS laily viih milk and ao sa, express business between Globe MY.mi and oela Hli.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Pure Los Angelo Honey at Carey < Roses.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

S klein < C.o have tlree pack trains seveatv-sve anin'ds esn- stAusly en the King waI bringing hoer Asa bassev.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

BSoneuail 2 IS rleh and fuH. s0it and aeheate
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

J. il. Baton will pay fifteen aoi lars ! shoasand for hauling lumber froln the foot of the mountain to the Babiwin Mil.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

20.000pouads sal.fmnia AAAA Flour just received atE k Kellaal $
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Go t9 Hise's Tor Esrls Rose l'oia- s, a3 o large b. of Gaafenie Patatoas. SpleEala. trE thsia.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Fine fresh frut just recelved by Carey G Rose.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

B. F Kellner is negotiating for the eFection Of Telephone from his Globe house 10 hs Richmgnd Basn store and thence on to his McAIllIea stere lf possible, this enterprise Nlll De completed early this sumper
 l'Ae pettion forwarded ay Rev. ) ] Wingar t9 Ge cHaon 3 Fisk for the education of Apache children as Saa Carlos was submit tel to the Seereary of the Interior and has received his approval. We are infoymea D letter from the Gen. eral that schools nill soon be estab- hshed there.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Sweet Goshen butter aI the Pio- neer Bakery
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Go to Hise's for barley and corn.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Fresh eggs just reeeived by Carey d Rose.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

The sIonevaII nhlsky $ staIght.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

StoleRali IS straght and ex- .eels IL aualisy Ifyeu 3ay of hs- alless yoa gan Ihe prohE of the wholesale liquor dealer
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Jack Eaton wants more wag- ons to haul lumber
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

s Kiein { Co. are the only per sens p town aho have a'ui and bar ley. The best. which is sold at low est possible figures.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Fresh Butter and Cheese Ut E. F. Kellner's.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Garden seeds at Eaten & Bailey.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Miners attention, Hercules Pow der IS the best
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

The report now currently crcpla ted. tbag Al9or Sissoa vas party te lhe jumping of the Atert Lea mine, is without foamiation n Fact The M:3or is net aware that hls naile of record as a jumper.
 < friend Of the Major
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

] r llua and utheis ale about stullng newspaper at Tombstone. Cum, ell5Gr
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13
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Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

FaIl Sgo | Caafnma B.Hgs aad Shoe ,as received at E F AeiIuta
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

John Kennedy wl start bis milk wagon again next Sunday.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

FANTED-Teams to haul lum- Der immediately by J II Eaton.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

45 900 pounds of New 6oo ls bought of b..st New York houses to arrwe at E < lkeiluer Ils moHh
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Perfection SlonewelI Hand Made Sour Mash
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Best Star Cheese al the Pioneer Bakery.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

Car load of Barley expected to ar rive at E. F. Kellner's
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

No. $ hye Hole Cooking Ranges at E. r kellner's, S50 only
 Choice California Bacon for sale 'sf bed rock prices by Carey < Rose.
 5 Kleln < Co are n weekly re- ceIpt of choice assorted goods.
 Everybody Chews Hold Fast. Go 70 Hise and get some
 10000 pounds California Potatoes just received at E | Kellner's
 Stonensll whisky bonn Peace hath her victory no less renowned than var. and don'l you forget that the fsInopa Stonewal' whisky is the best in the world
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-13

ona Silver Belt,
 saay eei, i8 tssa
 Fah Sgo Caaftema B.ags aas Sho ast received 1t E F Aeilpas
 Seueusil IS rleh and SuH sar5aud deheate
 Pure Los Angelo Honey at Carey < Bose
 20.000 pounds eal.fotpia AAAA Fiour just received atE k Rellasr's-
 Fresh ggs just reee.ved by Caregg { Rose.
 Go t9 Hise's Tor Esrl5 Rose Poia- t0es, aia0 large los or oalfe1hia Patatoas. Splefaia. hg thsla.
 CieeFO Crime excels as piloto- grapbef Els business is rapidlx increasing and al seem well Plesssl
 his work
 
 $. kaeln < C'o have three pack trains seyeaty five animds en stsnsly en the King rail brlagnlg four ard bns3ey
 C. F Howsli v,ll supply eassor- CTS lally wiih mix and aoaa, express business between Globe Miami and Geld I.H.
 Steneeall IS raght and ex eels IL aualisy Ifyeu pey of dis- alles yoa gam she profit of che wholesale liquor dealer
 J. II. Eaton vii pay hftsen jol ! lars ! thousand for hauling lumber fron the foot of the mountain to the Baliwn Nil.
 We are m reccipE ef a semi official letter dated 18th instant in which t is stated an agent for san Car.os Nil be appointed uexs week
 E. F. Ksllner received 43 .000 lbs. Assorted Merchandise tlis week and siappesl 12.690 pounds merchandise tg his AcldlHen store
 Cal at s. Klen 6 Co.'S, examine tber stock If Califoraia Misslou Jn- aerwear, and you vii parebase no Nhefe else
 The Ssouewaa lakes tne freut rai.k among fine and famous. whis- s1es, unsurpassed iil dellcacy of hs Vgr and umIormleg oi quality.
 e regret co hear 9f the serious sickness of J Collipgwood. Of Flor ence In cur next re h0pe 10 be enabled so announce his convales eeace.
 Mission Underwear Californn Gloves Tbribble strength Niae Ein- egar. Steel WheeIbarFoes, Caiifernia Picks, 6e- 6c. 6c. just arrived at ! E Kellner's.
 W F French, lawyer Of large experience m California, has come tn lilnhe Mith a xew of praedc ng l R5s nro f1>Sfau Ha eofnes ,ee re.+
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-12
TERMS OF ADMISSION
To the Classes of the Dallas Female
College.

Primary class, per month. -, ........:..s2 5a7
Preparation, class, first grade, per month, 80
Preparatory class, second grade, per mo- W
Collegiate class, per month. .......,..ss~ w
Musical, vocal or instrumental, per month 8 ~
Use of instrument for practice, per month 1 W
Elocutlon ..,,....,..,,..' ''.........'.'..'s ~
Board per week. ...,........,............. w,
Bills are paya BILE monthly, are due when
III. pupil is enrolled and are expected 70 %
Pupils will not be allowed to- take part pI
their course in the college and part TOE
teachers that have no connection Win Ee
The Little Boys school will be Taught by
Misc Cntey of whose rare ability a1eA
efficiency az n teacher our patrons airean ny
have knowledge Some OF the hlgher CLASSY WY
will also reciieto Miss Cottey;
The Little Girls chool will continue undsn
the direction of Miss Jul cite A, smith. The
depertment could not be in better hands.
The music classes VII DE y G h ~ "a M ~
industrious spd faithful in her work
Mrs. - Lynch, learned lady, disfin-
gulshed "a a teacher, and formerly teacheF
Of Latin and matthew tics IN the Meeieya.pp, 10
fIrst assistant In thecolleglate classes.
TWELVE GOLD MEDALS are offered this year
The Dallas HERALD offers one In Engiisn
grammar and one in geometry; Colonel j.. ~
sim pson one for best essay on cookingi seq
Tor class of last year, one In trisonemes1fy
Rev Mr.. Shea, one In penmanship !. ii y y"
wer, esq, one In vocal mnsict nr. - e.
Hughes. one in physiologyi Miss COREY ohTr
Hughes, Colonel James d. simpson, Juqgs
n. Barksdale, Colonel g. Ebin, 0oionps h a.
L. Crawford, 4. S. Miller esq, ana o r u M,
Indsev esq two In eocu'i6n' W., peysde IN
n 's senior class and two in Latin. Other ed
ais aud prizes will be offered
Nnm6er Of matrlcuates last year, two nun
0rsu MY MY 9henIns Wednesday, September hf
| ,sSo S"'OA MARSHALL MclLHANIl
lesV' President
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-12
Tar the Da'las Herald
BENEATH the PINES
BY LEE C. HARDY

,,troIl thro' the solem wiloWooA'
A. ~ tha shadow Of towering EeSs'
Me- erraes Of a HAPPY cnllduoou
All ' .ec lied by he whispering pree]ei
a. list' 10 the titles OWN. oorn
tw,hev mss thro' the ripe helusoi ~'A'
al hear the -eonueo DioWlne
a msllow and tar-s"ay norn al bsanty
Va ,hna,, DAVIS with I'll, ir JOY ahu psa'
nntood my soul with rolnehotanoo Jmtv
i I'VE eYistence meant more thnh 49,
And my life hal known nouns -
n., ,be wind seems to change us Foioe'
p p tisaes the tops OF the treesi
A AZ ~ r. Zoos aud each pine relolces
noM mor "a from soft signing Dreeze,
.nt ina mu.ic OF youth surrIunue inya
me rich harmony lie sAips IT,, ,1d M
inc l's .ii1 No. 1hr of The past conIounus lne,
; SV' " Win suu beams the 1uture 10 moNe'
" ", m > brain is agow with inANH''s'
am drunk with elixir OF llM,aness
M thu IN Jrning of love is eia'.t,H A. strite
Tho the evening may oiihe
Gao tho shadows grow long anu CULVER,
pee ~ 10 v,inS with its sigh, mas y uloan'
Hn,r the pines tell with gloom anu e asn
~" Wv, W.. lHyurmth of The mornlns mas noWh'
onl my heart, with your pain n' %aea ErsaI
With vour doubts and your aeonihoo ui'au
"on Won hone TOR iailer morrow
T va reystore MI the Joys that have ned
IT, ~ nIns the wiuds sadly saying,
I'm hrlpht paSt may return never Ihore-
+, Iii rest tho we tire with praying, :,
IN its grave with the years heapeu DER
", wa quail and become faint hearted
Wb W. We hear In the winds mystic rhyme
Tne JeSnair OF 5me soul departed
TSat was lost in the lapsing of time.
Nm" Tia silent aud hushed in quiet,
Nam again 1t will rise, wild Win wratn,
And shrek in its heartless riot
IA IL Nhirls all that lies In ils pain.
Then &c signs and it sObs above US
In sorrowful, deep nj onotone,
Or n whispers, ike those who love us,
Era it dies IL a heart-broEen m an.
Va, the waves f the of the great Atlantic
lS they break in tneir strength On the lanu
Mar the pillows that roll gigantic
Fra they SKATER ON MeXico's strand;
MAJ The voice OF II mighty river,
Mar The murmurng brooks dearest song,
Nor The crash, nor the roar and shiVer
0fa torrent that PUSHES along,
lyer sounds To my ear so sweetly,
With u tene rich in power divine,
Az the wind that is passing neelly,
Throi the forests of Odorous pine.
For II stirs such deep emo ion
In the soal of the passer below,
That forgot Is the pnlsing ocean
And the stateiest rivers that now.
HOUSTON, TExAs, Aug. Is, 1880.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-12
EDUCATIONAL.
St. Mary's University,

Galveston Texas,
WIN bere-opened ON Wednesday, Sept. lss ,lss
Parents who wish to promote the moral
well as the intellectual development of ths
sons, will do well to send them TO this insiisb
ton.
All the Branches OF q thorough Comme1e
ana Classical course viii be taught by a IN
corps of experienced teachers
Board and Accommodations unsurpAsae O.
Liberty Of conscience Is scrupulously respeste
Military Instructions given three times a week
Charges moderate.
Dallas References; Rev Father ThionR, IN
Messrs. Edwin Smith, Maxine Guillot and 10
stone. For catalogue apply TO
Rev. A. NJ. TRUCHARD, Pres.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-12

OIL ho4hso III
T c. K A S
ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS,
CHICAGO, NASHVILLE,
CAIRO, LOUISVILLE,
iNDIANAPOIIs, CHATTANC 0GA,
TOLEDO, ATLANTA
AND ALL POINTS
North. East and Southeast
Trains Leave DALLAS STATION rs follows
WEST BOUND.
No. mail and express. P. NJ.
No. 9, Accommodation ...,..,.....",ll;2O A. .
No. 7, Accommodation, arrives. ..... l0:45 p. III.
EAST BOUND.
! No. .. mail snd express .....,-...". 700 r, M.
| No. 10, Accommodation .....,..,..,,l0;55 A. N.
| No. S. Accom- ton, from Union depot. 500 A. NJ.
Trains No. and 10 carry passengers between
| Wills Point and Weatherford.
Trains No. 8 and carry passengers between
u. P. TURNER. Tickt. Ag't.
CONNECTIONS.
At TEXARKA with all trains on tn
Louis & Iron Mountain and Southern Railwa
for all points North, East and southeast.
| At LONGvIEw JUNCTION and MINEOIA
with all trains ON International Railroad fol
Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Austin, Galveston
and San Antonio.
At DALLAS, with trains Of the Houston 4
Texas Central Railway for Corsicsns, Mexis
Bremond, Waco, Calvert, Bryan, Hampstead
Brennan, and all points in Middle and South
ern Texas.
FISHERMAN, with II. & T. C. Il. X. for
| MONTHS on the line of that road,
At FORT WORTH, with stages for all point
In Western Texas.
| for New Orleans.
PULLMA y PALACE SLEEPY CARS
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BOonville Academy.
9th SESSION.

"a profitable year to my son." C.F.AthSn,
Of Exchange Bank
We'll pleased with the pro g,ess Of nay shD.
dren.' Col. Rob't McCulloeh, sheriff Co0ps y
county.
"A thorough, progressive Institution. ~
NJ, Myres.
Your system of teaching Ia superb" y,w;A
Draifon, OF Drafien \ Williams.
II recommend II az well worthy of patPb>
age" ID, ID, Miles, M. d.
~ have paironized It for eight suecesais ~
years. II Is one vi the be't schools In thS
country" &, IL. Brewster, of Brewster Il n
lard.
For catalogue or further information, al ts
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-12-24
DIstr,bu,lnr the Blble.-Rey. D. II

Distributing the Blble.-Rev. d. II.
Woodward is making thorough work in
the distribution of the Bible in Wood
county. He recently received instructions
from the General Superintendent of the
American Bible Society, TO make com.
plete canvass of the county by visiting ev-
cry fsmily--of which there are about 6,O0C
according 10 the last census.
We found the reverend gentleman on
Tuesday morning at the Exchange Hotel
busily engaged in making out l'is reports
and an order for more Bibles. From him
we gathered these interesting facts concern.
ing the result of his labors during the past
two months, the figures being taken from
his books: During the two months lie has
visited 1900 families OF these he found
81 families destitute of the Bible; supplied
3S with same, also 81 individuals and
Sabbath Schools. He has sold 270 Bibles
aud Testamenis, organized FIVE branch
Bible Societies-frst Mt Bowling Green,
Tontogany, Weston, North Baltimore and
West Millgrove; travelled $40 miles
preached 26 sermons; distributed IS docn.
menta, and has written "a letters OH official
business.
twill be peen from these figures that
complete records and reports must be kept
and made by The agents of this Society I;
also that there il field ut home for mis-.
sionary work. II there is not an improve
ment in the morals of Wood county 1t will
not lie for the want of guide or the efforts
Of Rev. Woodward az agent of the Society.
His books range in price from five cent
Testament up TO q three dollar Bible.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-12-24
FROM BELLvILLE RIDGE.

| ED. JOURNAL After few weeks alb
sence Up Salt river) your correspondent
resumes his pencil to scribble few items
from this locality and enter upon this
task with some misgivings as my lealtl,
is somewhat impaired by the constant
Use of "salt water" as beverage for the
last month. But I am in hopes that the
substitution of Hop Bitters will set me
all right again in short time.
Belleville Ridge High School commenced
on tile 18th of Nov, Prof. f. NJ. Heminger,
Of Prairie Depot, Supt. This will be the
4tl term for Mr.. II. here, and if lie rem
ders as good service during this term as he
did the three previous ones the people of
this district will have 10 occasion for dis
| satisfaction.
The 400 acres of land lying east and
northeast of Belleville Ridge, known as
the Kendall Lot, has been divided up into
40 and so acre lots and sold TO enterprising
Germans who are rapidly preparing il for
the pillow and in a few years corn, wheat and
other crops will take the place of the Gil.
ant Oak who has held iull sway for ce, :
turies past. The sudden and unexpected
debut Of Winter has caught many an old
Granger mapping. Hundreds of bushels of
Winter apples have been left out in the
cold, and perhaps one-half OF the corn yet
in the shock. But We are thankful that
we have the corn even if it is not l,usked.
We have been caught without corn in the
field or in the crib. Those Winters were
cherries indeed.
A Literary Society was organized here
on the 1st inst, f. NJ. Heminger, Pres; j.
NJ. Brown, Vice Pres; w. W. Shoemaker,
| Treas, and Edwin Peters, Sec'y. Meetings
every Wednesday evening at o'clock
| sharp.
Father Richardson, of South Toledo,
breaches here every two weeks. Mr.. r. is
it is to be hoped that his efforts may be
some tough old sinners at this appointment
then you may put me down ms false
prophet. The old Methodist Society tina
dead and remarkable display of super.
natural power will be required to infuse
new life into it.
The ship timber business is booming here
and those who are fortunate enougl, to
have timber TO sell are realizing handsome
profits therefrom. Your correspondent
II few days since was shown one ST ick which
brought the seller $2S.
BY the way what has become of the
JOURNAL ambassadors? II they have moi
all gone crazy over Gnrfeld's election and
heen sent to the insane asylum would
like to hear from them through the old
JOURNAL once more.
Wishing the JOURNAL and all who are
connected with it and all who read it II
merry Christmas, | remain yeurs, as Of old
Dec. 15, 1880. GRIDIRoN