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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23

People about to incur such an outlay may
either take Punch's advice or initiate the
Wall street bear who recently caused n
friend to put his intended son-n-law up to
clipping with his daughter ON the express
ground of economy. - New York World
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Cor Gent.


EoR RENT Zine farm want renter with
II money and teams to cultivate my farm at
Trinity Mills, Dallas county 1870 acres black
sandy loan, with 3 dwellings on 1t. ! would
like To sell my entire tract OF 640 acres. with
mill, etc, etc. Apply 20 me on The premises,
ROY h SCOTT
NOR RENT--TwO pleasant front rooms 10 rent
Il with or without board; good neghborhood
Two-story brick house No los Live Oak street or
apply at Jos Main street
EoR RENT-The National Hotel Apply TO
II CRAWFORD & SMITH. (.
EoR RENT-A good dwelling near TO bust.
l. ness. Seven rooms, good water etc Ap.
ply nj sanger Bros G, NJ. WHEAT
E0R RENT -Four pianos at c. II. Edwards,
II rs Main street Rent allowed TO apply on
purchase II afterwards bought
EoR RENT The two-story house corner
II Jackson and Akard streets back Of old City
Hall The household and kitchen furniture is
also for sale at bargain-a fine location for
keeping boardcrs Any one taking charge
could commence with or 10 boarders now there.
Apply on the premises
EoR RENT-Property known as the Texas
Il Pacific wagon yard, by o. 7. Bowser.
BowsER & LENNON.
E0R RENT--Four rooms over John Potts gro
II Gerry sto G, Kim street. Apply to
JOHN BROWNING, 1867 Elm street.
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g@snty-a :ipe Gent Column.
nohccs.

NoTlCE-Adverusemen may be handed into
~ our business Office up To Sp. m and into the
room up 10 n. m.
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a Powerful LIrht.

Some interesting experiments were made
In public on Friday night at the we'll.
known glass works Of Messrs. Chance Broth.
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DEWARD So 90 reward for delivery OF my
N bay mare, escaped fcom stable 18th inst :
dark bay, small spot in forehead, in good con.
dition, very gentle, W. II THACkER,
ol7 OleAnder 81
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miscellaneous 6olants.


WANTED "A good white gil o do general
w houLe'wo k IN family of four also a
young white girl 10 nurse. Apply to
MR. +, J. CANNON,
-.----- Cor. of Ross Avenue and Roll
WANTED "A single white woman or glrl.
houSe-work, in small family Good wages and
permanent good home warranted Apply Mt
,O6 commerce street. or ut 707 loydras Street,
between Jackson and Commerce streets
NIANTED--A scamStress, ono that has some
experience In dresSmaking, on the corner
OF Jenersonand jackson, Mrs.J Thompson.
no IET-Rooms, furnished or unfinished,
Il with or without board, at lO4 Ross avenue
WANTED,-A white woman TO do cooking
w and general house work. An elderly
woman preferred. Apply at once TO
MRS. j. A. WORK
over 7Sl Main street.
THOMAs HOUsE-U7 Main street near
L sycamore, Dallas, Texas; rates sl.5O per day:
board by the week or menth Street cars pass
the house, run within two squares of each depot.
The house is new and well furnished The
table Will he supplied with the hest tho market
affords W. THOMAS.
WANTED-Agents for our new and complete
W Life OF President Garfield" Fully illus.
tfated. Agents this Is your chance To make
money. For terms etc., address Texas Book 4
Bible Co, ~ Main street Dallas, Texas.
WANTED Residence with or rooms: will
w pay so to sS5 per month, Apply at ~
Elm street
WANTED.-1 iirstclass carpenters 10 work
w on section houses, depotS ana round houses
west OF Toyal S,cndy winters job and wages
= 20 per day for further information and
transportation, inquire at pattorsons, ON Lamar
street of \. Brownlee, contractor
! WANTED--50 bridge carpenter, To work on
| w G. IT, ~ NJ {. Iy' APPLY % NJ y. FaSls
III Main S@etL Df.,s T,sH,
WANTED-A tirstclass carriage trimmer. ~
w other need apply Also good blacksmith
| helper, at 7SS and 40 Commerce street.
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NQriCE.-Strayed from i2l Bryan street. Dial.
~ las, on the 10Th Of Octobora small black
mule, branded X. joined and reversed, on len
shonlder, Any one restoring or giving any iu-
formation at the above address win be rewarded
ki0 Acres OF splendid farming land n Archer
" county, near the town Of Archer and within
the coal belt Titles perfect For sale or will
exchange for Dallas real estate, or any good
personal property Address, stating Kind OF
property Offered, ARCHER, HERALD otfice.
ESQ Acres of good land and perfect title in Cole.
" man county, Texas, ia exchange for cottage
IN Dallas, or small property In vicinity. Address
TRADE ST. George Hotel
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an nm SOLD AND SELLING RAPIDLY

IN mn SOLD AND SELLING RAPIDLY
OO,OOO Agents wautcd-To supply the
enormous demand for the only complete, au.
thenuc and fully Illustrated Life OF President
uarheld ever published. A thrilling story OF
how he rose nom obScurtty to fame Especially
tull regarding his Cabinet conflict with Conk.
ling, attempted assassination, wonderful surgl-
cal treatment account Of death: also full par
ueulars OF funeral, etc Ably written: embel-
the Surgeons Cabinet Mrs Garfield, etc Low
price. by far the fastest selling book out
Circulars free, Liberal terms ou,ht SOc
Address at once JOHN BURNS, Publisher, III
Olive street. ST Louis EL
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

EUEsDsY lsb lhe Nexicaus Of lslohe
celebrated 4 a1a sls = oQais orn -gsir day
If The Holy Cross All the alse4aoca ang
evening ansIls we're ia sequisision fof ar
ing salules IN the erening bon fire.
sized from he TOP a one Of the western
feet hills. Wednesday morning a huge
cross l5ones sip. where he larges are had
been he night before. This dry IS very
generally observed in siiep i1 Aexi
can mines 8 cross Is always la''sd, and
iapers are kept burning obou. Il III fDe
day Of she Santa Cruz. The cross Il trousl.i
forth, lle people narcll ii procession with
il tof9e {g'ts.a. % church. and il IS liles
anew heu taken back io The nine
plseed il its niehe (alnays near Tie en-
trance - ilssl The miners msy make ilseif
oi1eisanoe TO i When they psss) and lie
workmeu prosecute fleir lsstors feeling
sure that ne danger viii menace them. 81
accident brall them. a rare eht Is
procession ia uiniag town IN The hgsi
q The Sierra Aaares. Ihelfen With cls'l,
suits. faneilniiy braided. o. plsin white
eotton vitl5eat orpaineasalioa At ~ sem
hresos. covered viii plaised SILVER cod
and tasselsi % simple, plain ores made IS
their womcp from tie native palms, and
high heels boots 81 h4orsehts Is liz
means Of tie wesrer permit Then be
Hsmen--sone Of them dressed plainly
enough and oilhers looking, % Tar IS brif
liant eolor waht, As # hey Ind stepped
Gus # one q rank Ieslie's fsslliop plates
~ Ct them wear bright rcholsas around
their heaas sud arrange them 50 thai Tie
upper part q their faces. lighted IS black
sses lhat ntit ard slissen, Is al .lsais vis.
Ibls. The day Is never complete withoo.
ne dance p The pisa
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

We ind has mine q Tie shove name
IS listed On 'he New York narkei. that isl
stock Is selling for 81 s5 per share aud
that j s. paving Eye eeni dividends its
sid q be in Pioneer Disuics. VIII s0me
Il ON exchanges tell rs someBhing shout
Hf Pioneer joins fIis district, but We
confess % beng Ignorant Of anT such
mine. 81 Of any aege opusenis that would
justify the payment 81 dividends.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

THF court s - session and lhe town =
fnll q lsuyea TIT were moi that gea.
llemea Of ilfis guild ges 50 many rough
c1is from literary iyroz. we wo'l'a Say i5af
i We have new county. with Globe as s.
eouniy seat we must bear tbs ins3ieiion Of
~ Irrupiiof oi lawyers as plA SUSCEPTIBILITY
as possible. There's a hYmn commencing
eLrt The lover lights he burning ar
plagiarise Il thus
LIT the legal lights BE bErnIrg
Let lne sulphur blaxe ~ highs
They've better take oretaste
SEES % stand & b5s and eye.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

Thomas herpef VIII be hanged IN Tue.
son o. lie eoFh Another viii be given
bis qpieius eame dry 10 Floreace. and
sill aaothet ID Mesills New Mexico. will
20 down @ dasty death "a the zoih aud
% DE pFssio1s Friday another murderer
- he same town through he agency Of q
Sheriff sill also give bonds 10 socitty for
sc peafe q New Ae1ico, 50 fer as he is
eOaeerned
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

~ a. H0InEs was acquitted u ille
charge of panslanghler The jpgg were
only about ian minutes dcllhsrai II
vir3 fall the faels, we consider the
dict righteous ene Holmes was selg
ably defended 81 Messfs. Baker AMI
French. Tie latter earned lie comnen
slaiious q everybody IS his ready legal
kuovledgc The jpslges charge VAS isn
partial
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

s@.'sea- a.z.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CO TO Buekalew q 0chea's for fine hats
Coal OH 81 50 cafe Or al can 81 c.
p Coo7ef & Cos
0ns hundred barrels q Rlaiz's MiIwau.
kes Beer q arrive A. G. d coovcr & Cos.
Just received q Buckalew 6 0cboa's a
fne los q Straw Hats
Har5 ind dry Wood for sale At he O.
K Corral, By the cord er load.
The finest assorment Of Lamps and
Chandeliers can Be found d Eaton &
Bailsy's
Summer suits frm e. upwards at
Buckalen s. Ochoe's
Bnekalew 4 0cboa have just received
car load Of Falls 1Iilvauks Beer
r. " Westmeyer received this week
new invoices Of Grocelies, Boots, Shoes.
Hats and fancy soods
Seen 10 arrive a Baekslew q oehos's.
a fne assormspi II gents furnishins
good and clothing from Tie East
Rheiuhart q Thompson VIII furnish ice
10 he People Of Glole. daring tie sum
mer season. Lesvs your orders 81 John
Lueakes
o. A. Chapel agent for n Kings Bah-
Ssry, Frssh Bread Cakes aud Pies com
siantly on hand 4 shs Los Angeles Fruit
Depot
Eaion 8 Bailey have just received The
hnest assortment Of Crockery ever brought
% this market They are marked low
down
II is pot necessary le buy your supplies
- 81. IN - 81, leea II f,s,o. 8 rss,ss-
Tbev b,sst nse1.se. III selI i,,.s NJ,
eess ws,,s , 49,. el,esr 8 s' 81. 80
bulk
Eaten q bailey can sell canned fruits
and vegetables al very low agufes from
Pc faet Thai Trey bought their supply last
TAI before 'ne aafAnee
cro.,.,.., r,,ssr,-.,'- d. c,,s. ~
..,- :. ....-,,.. -.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

JuDeE P0BTER comp limenssa ihe 6ranel
Jury Of ella county upon ille yigorora
aad Intelligent manner h which they bad
discharged their duties and said i arg led
vel fer shs counts future
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

Dick MAarEE made rich stsike on ille
Lon mine. lie made 40 exllAps fe *
summation pf and = perfectly satisfied
as io is riehfsss Tie property IS pst in
ihe marked. We under land hat Alaszo
Bailey IS interested With Aaftel j. 81
mine. Bosh 81 tt1 gentlemen ye been
locking for something for a long timt and
w coagraluaie tbem On Asying 81 last
struck Is rich
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

A. p RosE who has been ia tbs Dis
lricl locking efieF some valuable mining
interesls IL uhirA he i largely Interested
left far his PennsYlgenia home 90 nog
tiay morning last Fia the New Mexicsn
route. He speess 20 return n be fail
bringing bis family with him and make
THIS hls pernltnent hQqle.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

MYSTERIOUS new arrivals during lhe
week including II jar Gates. Judges Han
GEEK. Porter and summers, Mrssrs. Fitch
and 5;sisls Delegate ousy. and he conn
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

QgITE nNmoeT q Iniian scouts we're
i toxin On Wedues .say from Fort 8icI1osg
Ell. They had Deea paid on A new corn
pany viii Ae enlisted.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

The man Who passed through McMfl-
ieu, and was supposed 70 le she Kid.
ID nos ansUez tie disruption Of him At
Ell; AM Re could not have been there nh-
Sess be had The piece of tapes rs spoken Of
he Arabian Nights. tbst nsed to trans.
port is ozv19 whittier be would INSTANTLY
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

The Telegraph Consolidated eompany
Is alse incorporated Is New York. IND
said 70 be 81 Pioneer District We do not
know anything Of t
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14
lNJlG1
Of
Business.

Having determined to
Close out my Retail
business and to sell
nothing less than a
carload at a time. and
further, as soon as
Congress declares Pi-
nal creek navigable,
viii sell nothing less
than a steamship load
Of 1000 tons at a time,
/ viii until then sell
all broken packages a
|, 795 per cent
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

Nm GucHaIsT, Uncle 81 hr Andrcw
Ssewest. who dies s. This Tilaos recen5lr.
Is on visit . Globe. Ills home IS Sd.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

hE hsve made aTFfslngements for The
publication # lie esier iisk Il and
osher matter crowded out tbis week. on
secouns q ceufl hle hess
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

s. s 4 s.ii < oar reputation On thestate-
nt shAt more intelligent Grand jury
Fever convened 10 slsis Territory than
u ella county, Tbs term
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

BUcKALEw s OcHoA have effccled 4
complete ehaage III the aspect Of tle IN
terror q tllsir store. The lefi band coun-
teE and shelves have been extended the
whole lengsh Of Tie store and are eroan.
ing CAS- Miss Ailis says shy groaniug9'')
under masses Of FRESH. rev goods. Stevens.
ssaaes End Council ihe CLERKS are aa ae-
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

faE club house opposile Knox s Mc
Nsil5 sasoon Is being asied up IL gre I'D
ssaAe' f1o'si''@a VIII t'c lie eaIrE engineer
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

The Pioneer mine is yielding more and
Ficher ere shan ever before This is the
second good properly That " b Hellings
has taken hold q So ihis district
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

AsoIEST 0RDEK W Ensiea Werkmen
wisl be instituted al asonie Hall at 8 p
n. shls evening By pug Grand Master
fFll3ce
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

DE- rEsfRY Burgess vho adyer.
E'ssa 70 be bcre On ihe i2sh inst, has sr-
- His Office IS il Ms j 8 Cisrko's
hu ding adjoining fife Central H5sel
s1e Or. VIII remain only one neek
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

you aad duly swc4n Oh tie Iilh in<i. ard
of which hSye zoe honor to he forsrnar.
NEST respectfully beg leave t. submit ibis
iheir report
The faft that fbis S he first dccnnenl
of the biDa submitted II TIE new County
III CHA. gives 81 great Importance and We
ask shsi rouf Honor and he people Who
are interested xiii give il careful and
earnest attention
We have exsrined the following cases
For msrsisr ssaul, with deadly veap.
onk. 5 grand larceny. robbery. and
being accessory theresa. i
We haxe found indictments 10 The fol
lowing eases For murder 2, for grand
lercny. and loF robbery and re
beve ienored-fof murder, fer assault
with deadly wespons. for grand lar
teay. and Tor being selsessofy 70 sol1H
berry. i
We also bsvs the honor . sahmit the.
reports Of The following c0inmiliees Re
cardtr spd Adpdnisl gatofs oiIicss, Tresz
airefs office, Slerifs aiff and coaniY
hpildins< Justice q lhe Peace and Pro
Bate Judge School TRUSTEES and Board q
Supervisors md Sanitary Rdsirs
II Esr5S Foreman.
The reports referred 70 offer no sagses
gions q much consequence. The Sheriff
wants shaekies aud hand cuffs The com
mftsre on Shenfs oasee and Jail suggest
n room Tor fhat officer "a Main S.. with
amplsr accommodations Committee on
Board IS Supervisor ard School Trustees
found be books 81 tbs fosneT n excelient
condition ane r. me case Of inc la1ief
q = : .
'e''1 r. ' sgs q .l'' / '''s. pro-
e'ss s1ps.s"'s se'''...ss. i's .ps amount /
- - '.'s 800 3 s'9'-
's7ee ~ $3.50 ~ .-'s ~P', s-s
: 49, q ass'
'p'''''.se - ss e7res 1s'e - =
E 'es $500
.'.'es 3 ''s's e'.ee ano
ss' ss. 1900 @''e s''' '''es
oe1 + - '7.''1 'e.'s = ''ee.s sel
~oo''',''ss g S.'z''se 2. ne l'eess snF
Pa $50. -, s..
removal 81 6 s,:,nl,sr q nsiseaees amons
others dead b,srro lvinx ii euleb s
Ihe lower end If toxin. They rsconsae,ss
lie Niaesinr az he street bctneen
Kennedy house and corral: that prison.
RS Is lie County Jail Is nsed 10 clean
lie streets. and fsas fooi.bsidre be bsi
eros tbe creek q lie loves end az tbs
oun
We 1.ocsT1osss 4 81 ....,...,s,,ss.s
" q - sss1sA' of.sn''
'.''1-s, &. Z. 's-..'- s ..'s''''
''se1 -. '.''' e's' '''''''A
.oe se & eseAe eEe "s9sf
.'7.' 'ss'sA
''sn'.sa o'lke saa S I. 4 7. So
IS $500 Z 81. + 1907 enc nAss1
- 81 5. IS. S. - 100
-, s. - '''.s .s'1
.n4 'sss. s. q &c ess' a1e asson
~, ~ ..''s'' - -
OUT Asss' 1s eAe es7e
plstEset e9oiik.
CHA GO. Hon Dc Fonesi Porlsr. Judge.
status ofeases @ date hay 18TH 1881.
Webster S. Healy Decree Of fereclo-
9ss pt aeiaei~
Lowe e as ~ Neea-t continued iof
sllh-
Territory vs HOLMES Nanslansbler.
eqnisiea
6iq'i's = 's'3s ses9a s. ais L'sefee @
2feel ssllfe QfaeIee y oefqait
Eaten g bafly vs. Centennial S p
'o.-ooniiuaea foI term
ENNIS Ven g Centennial S. 81 Coz :
'eotioiiea iof term
Hitchcock rs. Eaton Continued It'll (.
exi term
Barber IS slecorm9ek y Coon
need ior term
nsiAt p - al1tttt ~ "A sptAt tltiHl>etN z
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

Tux GloiF hays bayc organized last
ala club. Tae ''aelive nine are Biphs.
catcher Council, pitcher Sutherland lsi
hafe Hasiins, ~ base; Webster I'd hlse (
Resd shoss stop; Hamlnon LEFT field
Dessraus centre Geld Allison, right field
and Il Hitchcock substitute
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

3HF hrs cagF il ella county opened
on Non6sy- 9ise Hon De Forest Porter
presiiod. The criminal cases seem Is Re
EASILY dispesed 81 Con Ryan vhoss name
appeafs % 5lle ealeDdsr S grand iarce.
mist Hrs pever been if5ireti Hail. a.
nlurdefer ia IS New Aexieo without
7serfe ming s. Tie cad Il rope. Hafli
rez iseeenIsi IS ID MEXICO Braun, -
1lAer afief7sF. has seane
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

4 Aai aaft MOUSE c9i1rea mare mule.
fitai Itie EIark IL e eat brand
not remembered Aiso hiaak horse.
6o1t'e maia lal If cr the 81.
fhe Star She cai1 whittier r hlu nat.
Miii tasa eoI9r stE ltits Hith t',Is Office.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

y 4 scrnsRhASn ans George BIsir
arc u town.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

HsH.LfoS shipments Tor Che nreh. Akack
Nosisis, Sses7 81. Isabella 81 60 %
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

Frrr cents IS all that is charged Tor
basas At she Pascoe House.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

slgl.s. the lsiresr. understands hon u
sllayt man.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

i IS dccIeed by lle Senate that Stanley
Mathews visiting aialesman, viii cot
he permitted 70 don be ermine II y S.
supreme judge.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

ueae swAssy's conmuoieasion about
school nssiers VIII appear nexl week
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

ltseeIns he Determination Of our gov
eminent 70 Re asserf me Monroe docsfine
with : view Of controlling he proposed
ship canal aeFossthe isihmus connecting
North and South America.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14


The fellowizg, Whicl~'e elip from tie
btesa 1r1last refers "a collection 81
ores made III @ila Counts. and Il ibe sici
nisF of Globe and NcAfifen a very
small section Of ella County IS repre- sni-
% b ibese specimens. but II is probably
he iiehest u Arizona 50 Tar As aaffaes
Indications Iese shown. The collection
Was Eaade b 3 g Minshlal and sold b
hisn g glle h r. IS Il II
capsaln sh<RDero'e Eeneiska.
espiaip Hhepper lie iIsls flf, 81
alNaF wise aNeke pfopfista .s.s
ftras1 Tt<+s 81 tHt
aua sesel of1cs cB Sixteenth
Hireet has illst sol pos ion 81 el1e 81 tsle
81 ies Aanl'saanet aDd flpatlf
,eaiasts % liver beating ores chat a
ssen seen % btnRa There are npH
4 hrcc ltaafell pfeiieens H exp
fate plontesid ~ fiinf IS The
iches ever enr .oli cli1n hs
iltclnicns 1ifpa from AFizoa Ibt Qfi
Ti8sl QWne four 9'S nak ae & 'e
eiecii ~ t'Fpiala tbep ID caa
lassiiy eaell speeiiuen. Hfie 81 hey
siIi be forwarded 30 haze ht
senesl Eeneef an.t Ticket f
l.e Alstfou Ssnii FL cs
bose insifi Sons tlls sIuallcc abn
res Nas SCENTED
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

THx brass band did some se5enading
this Ncck
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

Caeks aar3eE shop Is nexs 10 FiskeA
gln shop. HIS work IS good
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

Bones superintendent Irene mine.
svriesd On sise ilih.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

Ny Superior facilities Of buying d.
rect At Paris, London, Berlin and
S. Petersburg. coupled wish beiag
the only( merchant sho has a con-
tract for low freight With the . r,
G. P. and S P Railroads. enables
ne to distance All other mongers II
Globs and she Unised Ssases
This is no joak.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-05-14

Just received q Buckalew & 0choa's
6ne los q Straw Hau
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11
sIlarel. plreelery.


W. c. 4. Meets at thoir rooms in Eos
ters brick building on "Wednesday evenings
at I 80 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons at
]. Business meetings are held on the even.
lug of the second Monday in each month";
Everybody invited to attend.
u. r. CHURCH. - Preaching every Sabbath,
at Ii A. n, and r. NJ. hy Rev. 8. q. Ir.
vine, ID. ID. Sabbath School at 2;30 7. II.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evoning.
EvANaELIoAL CuuRcH.- Preaching on Sab.
bath at II A. n, and u Z. Al. Sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. W. c. kantner, pastor.
CoNoREeATIoNALC CmuRcH. H.-Servioesevery
Sabbath at IL A. NJ. aud S r NJ. Sabbath
School at ESQ. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening Of each week. }. ".
Harris, pastor.
NJ. T. Cnugcu, SourH. Services every
Sabbath at ST. Panls Nj. Il. Church, South,
at II A. NJ. and P. NJ. Sabbath School
at loa 7. NJ Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. N. c. Miller, pastor.
NJ. f. CHURCH Preaching every Sabbath
at IL a. NJ. and q r. n. Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
It o,30 P. NJ. Prayer meeting every Thurs
lay evzling ]. Dillon, pastor
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Service every
Sabbath morning and evening IN College
Chapel. Sunday Schoolimmediately ritter the
morning service. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. Rev. Isaac IL. Condis
pastor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11

Commercial bones contain al,ont 3. 6
per cea, of sitrogen and % per cent
of phosphoric acid, existing as phos-
phate of calcium. Bones that have
been boiled to extract the gelatine con-
tain much less nitrogen, but "a larger
proportion OF phosphates. Bones de-
compose but slowly in the soil, espec-
tally on heavy land, hence the effect
IS spread over several years. The fin-
er the bones have been ground the
more Immediate is their effect. En-
glish farmers usually employ them for
pasture and turnips.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11

Dir. Gladstone, IN recent spec en-,
made Il good point for the English
to consider. He Id ehis audience
that they imported 95, 200, 600 worth
OF fruits yearly from abroad, and sha
-iBstaReeda fruit grower on the Hud-
son River, in America, who has an
apple orchard OF 300 acres. fine pro-
duce of which wa4 annually shipped
TO England. This American fruit
grower could do this because the land
was his own and not rented from
grasping landlord. % or 26 Eaillions
Of dollars sent away for fruit: for the
reason that If a tenant plans fruit
trees the product goes ultimately TO
benefit the landlords, aud so it is
with other things that require time
10 mature under proseni land Ia rs in
England
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11

As To sowing wheat which has
been sweI.ed and sprouted before, we
have Prof. w. J. BeaPs testimony
in substance as follows: lie found
that while the pIEmule lived the
young roots always died 10y drying,
and new roots must be bnshed nut 10
cause growth, In one experiment
ninety-six per cent OF wheat which
had slightly sprouted, and become
dry, grew. In another g per cert
grew where the plamuIe had grown
half an inch, aud the roots one or two
inches. Twice sprouted and dried,
about half grew. There Is no doubt
that these seeds were placed under
niore favorable circumstances for
growing tkan they would be likely
to receive in the common field cu.-
lure.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11

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