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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
r.rorttt .al. of 2 HsA

Ps-ortsc sale og s:ssooui,sri Mine
 IL WAS rumored on the street Tuesday that Messrs. HardwicS and Clarke had bonded one of thcIr claims in Ba- bnuuivsri Dis rict tO B.st"n parties tor SJOOOO, 5000 of which had been paid. We hope the rumOr is well founded. There are some exceeding ly fiue properties in thIs httle-taiked- of district, and those who know that country look for great things from II some day in ths near future.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
Tucson's Tributaries.
TPhenix Herald.

Hosea Greenhaw has returned from a trip to Tucson, where he went 10 de- liver large number of nogs. This industry. the gentlemen thinks. will be quite a large one in this valley from now on, it being quite profitable. This gentleman is one Of our oldest and best farmers. This year he will put Tn some cotton, and we hope to hear of a sufficient number planting q portion in the same, to justify the purchase of gin The St. Louis and Chicago markets will by this time next year be closer than San Francisco IS now.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
fI.arIlEILi.

The CITIZEN office on Monday re- Ceired a pleasant call from NIT. l.. cvivie Dutaud, speCi1l carre~ pouirnt ot ,a- New York Eveniug Nail an. tne New York Mining Record. who l. here for jhe purpose of. writing up th- Territory for thO-e journals MT Durand cane across New McIlco, and wz, somewhat badly injured by the overturriug of the sage 23 miles from Shakespeare. The passengers were badly shaken up and several were seriously injured.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
Murdered by victorIo's Ind,aps.
The Mn..eI slough TroubIo

SAN FRANCIsCo, December !. In the Mussel Slough case yesterday ai- ternoon, further testimony WAS take.- regarding the nroisc' of the Settlers League tO rezis- 5y force sH siiempt to dispossess Ual.e-s ot .aLa. United States Marshal P.ole testified Co his presence at the time of the tragedy. The original papers in the suite be- tween the set,ler> and the railroad company were offered in evidence and admitted under exception from the defense. Adjourned til to-day.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

AN extract in the New York Con- servative says: " Arizona stands pet ter with the New York public than any other mining section. Out Of thirty-five mines stocked on this mar ket, seventeen are either paying a dividend or creating a surplus
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
I-ats.t NIiIilarr nrdnr-

A Board of Officers has been or dered 10 report plans for the better protecII"n Of the public buildings and other property al th" Depar menI Headquarters a, Fort WhIpPle. The plan will include the organization and drill of fire bi-uie
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

A1AEc mount of wood Is being piled u1 <. t.- vicinity of the railway rouvG-l,r-- l.r tle use o' The trains. NIT. A Nsa.atg, tHe e,outTHc'ur, reports the supply a~ being plentiful.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

A TOMBSTONE correspondent of the Star. speaking of the Contention stock, says its shares are now worth $50. If he knows where he can get any at that price he had better buy all he can carry. The last sale we heard of in New York was at S95.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
Bond Filed.

Roima1 T Price. IT,, County Sur velor-e.e.r. 7l.. ui- 2.a- yrs'erhIs in the sum O.. SI 0JU with l. C. Hugh-s .rI Wm Zeckent"rf as
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

A CERTAIN doctor of divinity said every blade of grass was a sermon. The next day he was amusing himself by clipping his lawn, when a parish CT said, " That's right, doctor, cut your sermons short
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

Ix mother part of thIs is>ue will be found cart from Nr V J. Wat kin>. 0ho acted ss CITIZEN reporter st the examination Of &r. D. A. San fond
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
Fresl,Nterlnn Trustse.

The members of the Presbyterian church ,a-t sunday elected IS trustee ". ". Wallace, ". c. Davis, Wm. A Sco-r. Ir. r. l.. Sriies end Geo. ?. f'vm
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

IF the size of mans head-gear is nroof of intellectual power, what an immense brain the fellow must have who stole cur hat.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

Fhtip qu.-ar,. aa lhe ground Oi mI>- jOinJure, and his Honor reserved his decision.
 Cathi0ic Efforts 50 Induce immigra-
 ton. NEW YORK, December S.-Rev. Father O'krliy. Of Minnesota. is here, having been delegated by the Bishop Ol Minnesota Co visit the East and awaken renewed in.erest in the cause of Catholic immigration ta tbs West Father O'keliy's mission is approved by His Eminence Cardinal McClos- key.
 still Coming In."
 WAsHINGTON, December 6.-Adju- tant-General Dunn to-day received a dispatch from Genera! Terry, at St. Paul, Minn., stating that he had re- celved information from the camp on Poplar Creek and from Fort Buford which indicated that Sitting Bull would probably come in and surren- der at Buford.
 Heavy Failure in New York.
 NEW YORK, December S-B. G. Arnold & Sons, coffee dealers, 125 Front street. made assignment to-day 10 j. Lawrence and C. Keencr, l25 Pearl street. Unsecured liabilities are placed at between S7j0,O00 ana S1OO0, 900, principally in this city and Philadelphia.
 Ord and Mcdowell Retired.
 NEW YORK, December S.-The Fri bune's Washington special says: Gen Ord Is retired, and i, ordered to Washington. The retirement of Me Dowell IS fully decided. Howard will possibly be appointed Major-Gen eral.
 The Schroeder Case.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, December S.-In the Schroeder case yesterday alter noon, the evidence in rebuJtal was mainly devoted to expert testimony on the question of insanity, and of DO particular interest.
 Death Of an Aged Priest.
 GALVESTON, Decem Der S.--Very Rev. Father ChambodIt died in St. Mary's Intirmary yesterday of pheu- monia. He WAS pArish priest of Ma crgdoches in the days of The Republic.
 The Oriental Pest.
 SAN FRANCISCO, December 7.-The Health Commission to-day decided to ship the Chinese lrper- at the Pest II use, l6 in lumber. to China Two more have been discovered ln Chlna- town.
 R. C. McCormIck.
 WASHINGTON, November 2j.-GOv. E. C. Mccormick and family are vis- ilinE senator Thurman, the father 0l Mr.. Nc, orpIck. Mccormick nss offered his oHn house, winch sdjoins that of hIs father in-law, for sale, nd
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
SnInN sI ALIIS.

UIvu ENGINEER, '. s. DEPUTY SUR O yeyor and Notsry Public, has returned To tle old sand, PeudleIon street, opposite the Cosmopolitan Hotel, and IS prepared 10 0 ao AND DISPATCH. Typographical and sec tlUuai Drawings Of Mines specialty.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
e p N- WATsON. NI. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, has re- | moved his office and residence 10 the build iIg 0n Pennington street, opposite Ben Nor s4u Law Office, HOurs-lU to l% @. m. ana : to aud to p. n. Diseases peculiar 10 women and children speciality.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
VIM. 4. SCOTT. JR-

Il Company, Of California, Imperial, Lon don, Northern of London, QLeen of Llyerpool' Fire, etc.) and New York Life Insurance com psny, oi New York. Oflce In PiEa CophIf BsLk
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

Two NeIigals i0dulged in a light on Sunday. ID which one Of them was ssvorsly cut iu lbs sTm with knife.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

Graduate American College New orK IIly- VETERINARY SCRGECS, l- .. A.
 Fort Lowell, A. T. AL ORDERS BY MAIL OR IELh- AA gram promptly attended 10. Orders can be Jeff at the Government Corral, Tucson
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
A. zasRIsKIE 8. II. HEREFORD HEREFORD $ ZABRIsKIE,

A TTORNETS and COunselors at law, No E tarv Public. Ofice on Meyers s., oppc- Palace Hotel. Tucson. Arizona.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
R. C sIcCormIck.

WASHINGTON, November 2j.-Gov. E. C. Mccormick and family are vis- iling senator Thurman, the father Ol Mr.. Ne, ornIck. Mccormick nss offered his oHn house, winch adjOins that of hIs father iH-law, for sale, nd wIll probably hereafter live in New York City.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

Preside gatt SrpSsiEtsader
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
Fulton IRON WORKS, HinckieY, Sciers 6 Hayes. (EsTABLIsHED IH Is57 WORKS FRssOFT AND HOWARD SIS eFri0E 70. 21s FREMONT sTsEET.
 sas Fre1sisss

HOSTING WORKS. whius for prospecting small mines. Portable hoist.g Engines and Boilers with k0els suitable for wire or hemp rope, efuev d"SiEus, enhodying all the lstest improvements
 MINING MACHINERY. Holsting Cages, with safety attachments, safety Hooks, Ore Cars, Ore RJckets, Car Whetlr and ANise Ore Gates, with rsrl-s md pipio.is fer ore hins, Pumping Machinery, Air C0mp pressOr-. Afr or Water Pipe, Receivers, etc
 MILLING MACUIN Gul1 Iius, ,.sil rsns or concrutrsto-s ss required, silver hiilr, either fJr dry OF vet crushing, wiih roasting ard drying f,ruaces, PRu@, Settles, etc, a- required, Smciting Furuacr@ for eithei Lead. Copper, Silver or Cold. Willard RcJ-f- ing yurnGces, especially adapted for gold ores, RetO-ts, Bullion Moulds. Ore F-.'dcrs. Rock BrraEers, etc.
 MISCFILANEOUS MACHINERY. Saw Kills, Flour Mils, Ot |sli Machinery r, arer Wheels aud Cg<tiugs.
 fSCtNES AND BOfLRhs. for any and all pr-u1-cs. esap,ed Co he economical H-e oi
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

uEsRIL N sSTrH. e. W. sPAULDINe.
 EARLL. SMITH e SPAULOING. rTORNEY st Law, Tucson, Arizona Of E fee on Pennington street, near Farley S POmroy's block.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

Deposits received Fuuds Jr,,nsicrrcd by mall pr telegraph. Collections made, and returns promptly rendered al current rates or E1- change, and general banSing business trans- tsted.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

DCILDEES OF STEAM MACHINERY IS D all its --sE-hs. Steamboat, stansssip and land
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

oAfFORD. nJOoON < ts'
 BANKERS. TUCSON, AND TOMBSTONE,
 ARizoNA.
 DRAW BILLS OF ExCHANiE
 And Make rsLRGRAPHIc TRANSFERS or MONEY On the Principal Po;nts m EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES Receive deposits. purchase or mske saNa'.ee' on Territorial sna COuGfy Bonds uu' "if's"'s' approved commercial paper, ric. r'i-' sn" TRANSACT A GENERAL. BASAIN"
 BUSINESS. Deposits Of Bullion made with a7ur seippsd Anglo California Bank San Francisco. ;9r our account, car. bs checked against inaas- d.aSelY.
 Correspondents; SEsC YORK .......J. 4 ". SELIsMAN ' 70. SAN FRANCISCO ANGLO CALIFORNIA; "AN- LOS ANGELES hsNN- ST L1t Is ..-....-... BANK OF t0hMs'ieA. CUTl AGO .....A x AEECHASrs SAVINGS L.
 ANDT. COMPANY BOSTON MAsSACliUsETTs NATION
 AL BANK. PHILADELPHIA A. CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
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lass Of memory iss-itude Iastlr.a. umissinl. 4gerrion Co society, dimne-- pf vision, noi-es n the head, The vital fluid Pa--il- uuohzervtC ID the urine, and many otusr di-es=es tnst lead 'c insanity and 1ratl
 DIR MINTIE VIII sreg fo '1r1-.f I've Hundred boi'sr- for !, c--- 1. .--a- -c -1z Vital kestorsfiYs- .11ies ii- -gacis4 ag.. - and treatneurl win uot cure or f1r anything impure or iujurio1- found in i' O-. Ni1d+ rreatz all Private Di-ea-e- -ticc.--ftiv 5.iihO.f mercury. Consultation FREE. Thor1ugh ez- animation and advice, including aHgigSi- 0f urine. S5. Price uf Nitsi f;s.torttixe. g g bottle, or iou- tire- ihe au4ntjty, si1. -e5.s tr, rTy address Cpal receipt of price, ar c. O. D.. -ecure from o1-ersutia.., aT.I ia uF5rl.r a. .a- 4 desired, by A. E. HiEE4S.. H- D.. tL hea 'T street, San rrsDci-o ,4if1rnis
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
! S A N r. V r. K.
 af~rE=-.-...- -

! FafiHgrure for N-7ous Debility, EXh1i-i-i irsiit7,
 
 Aost ttai,.-4slim poir.cr. rIlr-i~ and al! tl rribi- cfecf- co ~rif Al'.s. aIG yuat.u ri,scs and cvco-s-- ia Ga ru--a vr-rs -.-ffrr a4
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
G UWIHOwARD.

Formerly or v. E. Howard & Sons.)
 TTOREEf and Counselor at law, Tucson, A Arizona. Special attention given to 9s1tcsn and American land and mining titles.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
PsgCEs MODERATE.

v Y. TAYLOR JOSEPH MOORE
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

pr. Mintie's aidaes Kennedy. Srt-hri- cum, cure- sn sind~ oi kica.y sili 8iahis Complaints, Gr1n-rh,aa.- tt.,..i. f1ccj--na.sr For sale " all urut.i-t~; sI 30 h,ifti-. lx ha:. ties for g..
 Dr. Mintie's DaIdciion r H. are fle beet and cheapest DSsPcPsis "ud lsiiiou czrv 10 the market. For sale Sy ail fsu gCiEFs
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
r n nnRNnInMEK. D. '. :.

E TTORNEYS and Counselors st law, A Office corner Meyers and Pennington S-reets Tucson. Arizona
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
MuIIAMLO OSBORN.

A TTORNEY at law, Notary Public and Con 4 veyancer. Special assistance given ID obtaining patents for Mining and Preemption claims, and also title to land under the Desert land timber culture laws. Office north slde or Congress street. Tucson Arizona
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
The Oriental Pest.

SAN FRANCIsCO, December 7.-The Health Commission to-day decided to ship tho Chinese lsper- at Inc Pest II Use, l6 in Lumber. to China Two more have been discovered IT Chlna- town.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11

NEw YoRk, Decem ter S.-Mm. F. Houze. in ihe General Sessions Court, to-day before City Judge Gaming,
 made application to have the indict- menis filed against Chss. A. Byrne, Joseph Hart, Louis Post, (editoFs and publisher, ef the Truth, and Ksnward
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
.E L. STILES.
AriVaca and Gro Blanco
 Stage Line.

Concord Coaches running daily, except sunday. Leave Tucson every day at O CLOCK A' Hl, arrive al Ariyaca every day at ii. oiOSS ?. n. Arrive al Oro BIanco every day st o'clock P n.
 Ear= rom Tucson to Arivacs- ...--......-.So o Vo q Esse ton Tucson 10 Gro Blanco- ------.-St VV Tor further ps-tlculsrs spplyto
 D. VELASCO,
 AEsRt, gzsss1,
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
nenth or an Aged Priest.

GAINE~TON, Decem Der S.--Very Rev. Father ChambOdlt died in St. Mary's 1utirmary yesterday of pheu- monia. He WAS pArish priest of Ma cngdoches in the days of The Republic
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
,ri and McDnuaII Retire.I.
The Schroeder Case.

SAN FRANCIsCO, December S.-In the Schroeder case yesterday alter noon, the evidence in rebuttal was mainly devoted to expert testimony on the question of insanity, and of DO particular interes.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
Nevada News.

CARSON, New, December 7.-Dun- car Nirse, < wool contractor, failed here to-day for about SJO,OuO
 Several men were sentenced to-day fir fishing in Pyramid Lake. The leader, !. $. Sturgeon. was fined SlOOO, and the remainder $500 each.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
FI-cH FARLEY N POMROY,

., E. POIRCT, T. FITCH H F. fAhLEh'
 T. S. Dist. Atty. Dist. Atty. Pima Go.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
TILE t kAPHIC.
Silver King Shipments.

Special 10 THs CITIZEN.
 MARICoPA, November 5.-FOrty thousand ponHs of Silver King con centrstions were shipped to san Fran cisco to-day, via Casa Grande, and on Saturday SIX bar. of bullion of the yalue Inf x1O OtiO
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-12-11
DE. EARARTEE.
L-eEPH -EEEGnSs

A TT0E--v AT LAW. hn business in- I t-us. .d to me will ke promptly attended to Especial attention paid 60 c0nyeyancing and collections. Ofice on Meyers street, near Pennington.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-02

- ROCHESTER, Died, On Monday last,
Emma WEIGH, infant daughter II T. T.
and Mrs. Emma Rochester. aged aboni
four months.
-SrRArr --sirandison Spratt, who was
born in Stanford in 1913, died in Louisville
Monday after useful and prosperous life.
Mr. Sprait was well-known to all the to.
bacco growers in the State, being Tor many
year. the manager Of the noted Pickett
Warehouse ia Louisville. lie leaves
good sized for tune md name above re-
preach.
- WEAREN.-W Typhoid Flux, afier
month Of intense suffering Mrs. ". \
wearcn, wife Of r. II. Wcaren aud daughter
Of Milton Rainey, breathed her last rs $3.50
A. NJ, Wednesday. For many yearsshe was
devoted member Of the Church, and the
summons found her ready and resigned TO
the Masters will She remained conscious
almost to the last, and gave her weeping
friends many assurances that all was we'll
with her, and that a blissful hereafter
awaited her. Her funeral was preached
by Ed. 5. II. King at the Christian Church
Yesterday and her remains laid away in Buff
falo Cemetery.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-02

Cd An oloping couple. NJ j. g. Elder. Of
Casey, and Mis- Fannie Rowling, 81
Marion, TOOK the train NJ Mckinney Sta
ton, Sunday night and lcd to CINCINNATI
where they were made ono. lie IL ~ and
and she a.
Squire Maasie ncazlcy, Of aberdeen,
Ohio has married 1850 cloping couples,
nearly al of them from X Kentucky, in the
last ten years. III. predecessor, ~ uirc
Shelton, married over 1000 couples during
biz term Of Office.
- NrwtAND-- CoFrrY. -- Al the rcai.
dcncc Of the brides father, Mr.. r G. COT
fey on June 90th, Mr. Henry = Ncwland Ia
Mics Mary W Cofcy The sacred rite
was performed by Ed Joe. Ballnn, Of the
Christian Church, in the presence Of a
arg. s-se,,'si;y % friends. Aftcr ,-zT,sl
ing Of refreshments, the bridal party de
parted FOR Cincinnati 10 enjoy their hon
eymoon In sceine the sights Of the Queen
City. The attendants were Messrs John
Carter and David McKroaky and Misses
Eliza Jones and Mary Newland RA.p.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-02

e. The storm last evening blew about
one half of Or. BARRIERS harm roof ud
III. =. Young finished his Census TAX
ing last week. Wm. Griffin and daughters
were visiting at VIM. Longs this week.
- Our farmers are nearly through cut
ting and stacking their wheat Wheat j.
not very good in this part Of the county.
e. There T. great II sickness in our
community At present ANDREW Youne'-
SOW. who has been very low with Typhoid
Fever, IL getting A,a,e better
e. Henderson Baugh bought Of stock
trader hor'e, bride and saddle for $40 a
few DAYS ago. John W. Basiin j. selling
fruit trees in this community Tor J. y.
Myers. Of Stanford
- Born, to the wife Of W. =. Gibson. on
the 2lst inst, a fine boy weight pounds;
on the 9th inst, to the wife Of W. Il.
Cook, also boy-weight ~ pounds.
"Bill" and "Randle7 both feel rich.
- Rcvs J. NJ. Cook and John Godby
leave this morning for the District Confer
ence at Goresburg Prof ) w Barrow.
Of Pulaski, filed the appointment Of Ed.
Martin Owens at the Christian church last
Sunday. Mr. D. IL a nice young man and
a graduate Of the "Bible College" at Lex
ington, Ky, also Of Bethany College, Va.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-02
LaND. srocK ANp cROP.

- Barley is worth 20 cents per bushel in
Woodford.
I'D. Swole sold a bunch Of mountain
sheep at q cents.
j. f. Bruce has two Thorough bred
Yearling Bulls for sale.
Afford n swope bought in Lancaster,
Monday. pair Of mules Cor 500. a
A Georgetown dealer bought G,OOO
bushels Of wheat last saturday at IS cts.
- Ninety-fve I 600 pound cattle sold in
fayette this week 10 New York dealer
at a cents.
90 Hale n Nunnelley have bought from
Tennessee 500 ewes, which they have now
on hand for sale.
r. Mesers. Hale Il Nunnelley have pur-
chased thus far 1900 Bushels Of wheat.
principally at 81 cents.
- A really tine article Of wheat is worth
S. cents in Lexington. bat a majority Of
the sales are at so TO S2l cents.
80 LONDON, June 3O.-Fourteen horses,
imported direct from Kentucky, were yes.
terday sold in London at an average price
Of col.
Col. C. II. Rochesier's favorile cow
"Naunerle," dropped, on the 10Th inst, a
beautiful red heifer cali, by }. $. Owsley Z
Knightly Duke.
- Afford a Swope shipped 800 lambs tc
/ Cincinnati last week and 500 this week
for which they paid cents. They say
that they lost money on them.
John and Alex Traylor received this
week a Bonanza thrasher and separator,
which cost about $500, and will be ready
Tor work II il ever stops raining.
wINcHnrER CoURr DAY.--Col. X
+. Edmonson reports the dulless cour
day that has been known here m 40 years
The attendance was very slim, aud no
over Is head Of cattle ON the market
Sales averaged about 3 cents per pound
A few plug horses were sold at $40 to SlO0
No mules on the Market Sun.
II. J. Scott sold pair Of mules las
week TO y. X. Flynn a Bro. for $3.50. Bel
Graves, ST.. sold last week To W. u
Kidd Is cattle averaging 1870 al S'i5j
X. y. Scott bought Of Th0s. GoA, JT, A
lambs averaging "a lhs., at Si25 per cwi
J. H. Graves sold Dick Redd 40 harrel
ewes that averaged 80 lhs. al S3.65 per ewl
Il Winchester Democrat
= LOUISVILLE AND CIScISNATI-Ihen
Is luther decline in cattle in l.onisviils
Good TO extra shipping 81 10 u 81, hes
butchers S375 10 $il0; thin 10 common
$3.50 20 81 Hog are active al SilO q
Sl.20 for choice, light 10 fair S3.S5 10 SAL
Common 10 good sheep $3.50 10 $3.50
common 10 extra lambs - 10 Sf25 pe
hundred. In Cincinnati Common % me
dium cattle bring Sl.75 10 S325, choio'
butchers $500 10 Sass, bsst shippers :
10 $460. Selected hatcher hogs $40 I,
$i.50, light $3.50 10 StlO. Common h
choice sheep y 10 "A. Lanbs, lair Il
best, $500 10 S525
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-02
RELIGIOUS.

- Rev VIM. Grow will preach at the
Presbyierian Church next Sunday at II
O'Clock.
There viii be no preaching at the
Methodist Church ill Sunday, July 18th,
Rev. J. $. Sims having gone with Rev J
X. Deering, Of Danville TO hold protract.
ed meeting at Pincville, Bell county.
--- Rev. johnson Moran, Of the colored
Bapiis, Church, held a meeting at the
Methodist Church last Sunday, and sue
ceeded in raising s02i5 for the brick
church his congregation are preparing to
build.
- Nav York Ereniag Rnsi: The Camp
bellite sect, to which General Garfield be-
long. has $4,000 members in the United
States. 1t Is said that nine L. $. Senator.
AMI good many Representatives are mem
bers Of it.
Gen. Hancock inelines TO the Episco.
palian faith, but is not member Of any
church. His father and mother were Bap-
lists. lie has a pew in DIR. Below
church for his wife, who is Unitarian
Her parents are unitarians, although she
was educated in the Convent Of the Sacred
Heart at 81. Louis, and has on that ac-
oonnt been quite generally supposed to be
a Catholic.
-- Never was human prayer 80 abun
dainty and speedily answered As that o
DR.. Charles Taylor at the opening Of thu
Cincinnati Convention. Hear him Nv,
most humbly beseech Thee, O Lord, tina
the choice Of this Convention as it, can
didates may result in the selection Of mel
pure in character, blameless in life, unsul
lied in reputation, Of such Acknowledges
ability and exalted patriotism as shall in
dictate their eminent fitness for the higl
positions to which they may be called b,
the American people,