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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-11-16
Il. CHALKER,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Administrations on the estate of Phillip Chal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12
WEDNESDAY.

Hon. Pat Hamilton is now in Tombstone, where he proposes to remain for some time.
 Less than one nonth will see Arizona and Sonora connected by rail.
 One passenger, Mr. PulIen, vent south this morning on CIlmer, Salisbury < Co.'S coach.
 Wilson < Haskells sash and blind manu- facturing establishment IS now running on full time
 Wm. Gilson, of Date Creek, who has been m town for a couple of days, left for his home this morning
 A special train with soldiers for Hulbrook, on the Little Colorado, passed through Al buquerdue, on the 9th inst
 Ut Wilcox, accompanied by his two sis- ters, arrived in Phenix, on Monday evening, en route for Mhipple Barracks.
 Any person wishing la buy freight wa gon, in tirst-class condition. will do well to read the advertisement headed '-fof sle"
 Geo. " Hance, Census Marshal. has been busily engaged during the past few days enumeratmg the residents of Prescott.
 A local dramatic club has started in play ing PmafoIe at I, m' ston }, and the Apaches an that vicinity have Il s-artcd for Mexico.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12
THp pPSDAY.

Even deck passages are in demand on the stages coming into Prescott The A. t P, line arrives loaded down every time
 The Tucson military company have broken camp at last, and on Tuesday marched out in search of the enemy. They number 57 rank and file.
 Messrs Thorne and Creenwald got back last night from the Silver Belt mine and report everything progressing satis- fsctorily. The shelter is about to start up.
 In the morning the lovely opaline yaPers which hang over the equisitely ] outlined mountains that frame in this village, make scene too enchantingly too too.
 w. w. Vanderbilt, who has been laid up for several weeks by a severe cut on his foot, has at last thrown his crutches away, aud will soon be able to start for his mines In the mountains
 There are l25 men at work on the Tiptop mill and mine The mill is run ming on half time only, owing to the scarcity of help. The company is pre- pairing to put in hoisting works.
 4 jury was obtained in the Phil Me Donald case yesterday afternoon, and the cause is now on trial. fine prisoners brother arrived from Texas to day, and the meeting between the two is said to have been very affecting
 The Methodists at Globe have just had large bell placed in the belfry Of their church. the first bell in Gila county, and the Silver Belt says tke melodious rever- berations of the iron tongue ~iil sarrrd strangely but pleasantly to those who had lived so long in the mountains.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12
NOB HOLLOW.

No section of Prescott is being improved faster than Mob Hollow, on Mccormick Street. J. W. Dougherty's new store is in a leveling the land north of his residence, pre- paratory to building an addition of several rooms. The carpenters are at work on the upper story of the Wiley house, for occu- patton soon by a ''bran new" family The lower story is now the habitation of T. J. Butler and wife. The lot in the rear of w.. 4. Rowe and family is being leveled off like d croquet ground. The residence of F. w. Blake is undergoing sundry improvements, and Judge John A. Rush has built a nics addition to his house, and Is working like a beaver on the grounds, spading, irrigating, planting seeds, training vines, pruning trees and the like.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12
The Black Canyon Stage Robbery.

Considering the magnitude of the robbery including treasure taken from Wells, Fargo & Co.,. horses from Kerens & Griffith and watch and pocket change from passengers, thare seems to be but very little said or done towards recovering the property or bringing the criminals to justice.
 Beyond the standing reward offered by Wells, Fargo & Co.,, for each express rob- he-y we hear of no inducement being of fered for their apprehension, and on tho eth and Eth of April similar robberies were com mitted near Flagstaff, only the amount of value taken was much smaller, and straight way the whole power of the Federal Terri torial and County government was invoked to catch the culprits. The Governor offered S4O0, the Supervisors s40O, and the post master S200. Why not make some stir in this case if merely to let the robbers know that We don't like their operations, if for nothing else.
 It IS all the same to the people ghether g robbery be committed in Black Canyon or Hell Canyon and should be to the officers
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12
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On Wedncsdav night there was a gronG mass-meeting at Tombstone, to eyrge-s indignation at the Presidents proclaina- tion, and resolutions were passed that Tombstone was quiet, orderly place, and the people Were all for law and order; and to prove this fact conclusively, and convince the world of this fact, the City Marshal shot drunken Mexican ant killed him. lie wasn't going to have any fooling about 1t. He was for peace and was bound to have it. even if ha had to kill man. Q teayor0' Q mores'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

tlE Among the many pretty goods re- ceived by Geo. Curry to-day, We noticed two of the most beautiful diauoud5 we ever saw. They are perfect gals, not alone in eXGuisiteuess, but as the naue that characterizes the highest perfection of diamond both in color, cut, briiiiancv. etc They are the only diamond of the perfect ''gem" order in Prescott The bare stones are worth respectively $500 and S350 each. Go and see something beautiful, and with a marketable value second to nothing you can buy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

DENTISTRY. Glanwin, dentist, will remain in Prescott few weeks longer. It Is now three months since 1 opened my of fee in Prescott. In that time I have made over forty whole and many parts of sets of teeth, and, n the meantime, have had q large number of persons call that wish for whole and parts of sets of teeth made, but have not the means to pay me my regular prices. Now, will say to such parties, come in and get your teeth made, and my prices shall conform to your means. Don't delay any longer have large lot of teeth to select from, and am prepared to fit any mCQth, 10 matter how bad, or how old a person may be, warrant periecth ht umcc, Waldo House. Montezuma Street.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12
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To John lI schryveI, or AsaIEnees.

You s~e hereby pOi6el That have eyp srfsd one EundreS a Lars iI nyr aTd lr1u~1yctnenrs anon . Mn sclfnock ure Walker Mining ''is'Tict Navo1ui county. Ar rla. in oroT hc he slI rreriit Lu- der the provisions of Sscirr 2ei. Tcised -aies uf the Tai Sta' a.d If within riuey dnys a.tr lis ro'ice pUbisa;irn you f tefu=c tp C7n liuure your ur,rC7 Ion of rUcp yylC diIrr c0-awu-r, your interest n said calm vii Hgcgr 'Ls property or the sIb~criter. under sud s",t'Nu 8 4.
 WILLIAM CI. sSELES. Wri'-. 'risoua. Arlil 2l. | t7' 11w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12
TERRITORIAL BOARD OF ED U-
 CATION.

Board met this morning; present NJ. H Sherman, Territorial Superintendent, and T. J. Butler, Territorial Treasurer.
 The Treasurer reported SC, ,050 in the School Fund, which the Board proceeded to distribute to the several counties as fol.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

Chas. A. Randall hes auw 2 Uompleto line ot Harness and Saddles wnIoli he is selling at greatly reduced prices. f9-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12
EC e. E.zs.

EJ e. GGs, Al the a'. sf.-i. -..s -.- 5o--i south l.C r,s L- t.EF. u.g...IL5
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 ~-t continuance o Che -.te-l- s...-. .. e-,og. orus. nCvirr H.t.- .vsr I...-tre.-. ..,,-, c'lC c-I.u-ri iecH u ~ .--.. ..-r. tar
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12
Nouce ol pna:.cas;rn.

LAND OFFICE 1T EEscoT-. t T. !.
 Ny 5'H. 2 NCicc is n',ftv l1,Cn in7t 'lte foiicC.-- usr, ,! settler has fl-d notice Of his intention tc -Hra Ana proof Tn support O. hs clam, and secure c-ul try thereof, a. the Y z. LanC Cti.e Prescott T on the 2th day oi June 1-s9, viz; Ne 0tcn Hagicy for th T1s of ,; n ard r ' of iti ec of ., N, i Sw !. See Twp i6 \ H ". an nam fo lovinr-s li- witnesses ri1: -ser Harlow '. rmaH rioV, Tl E. Journey a..i s.orly CJc. ll of yav -ai County, A D
 WILLIAM N. E-.LLY, ui1y 8. .IN E,ri-ts-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

Don't forget that we are selling Drugs and Medicines at actual cost
 RASHFORD X CO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

Nicely furnished rCvius I,r fv.,, nv tEa day, weel, or month. apply to Joseph Enle, corner Willis ana E!outezulua streets.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

Notwithstanding the large ass'Itment of Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes now on hand, we have 8 cascs that lla e arIives which We viii Sc.i at -th5 r1ts-Dt laf prices L. BAsRFoR3 6 Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12
Notice.
-a I-.'-- .E Bc4EI, or SUPEItvIsD $ os I4vkPsr Cu., PAEsCcr:. AIaoNA, Sl. y |, i5e2

Notice hereby given ra; gaslel pro--s-Is for ta board of prisoners, wi ie r,cC'cd l ti say l., lS, at 10 I. III. et this offer.
 Contractor furrish i-o-crs v ,h tg1 meals re- da Of .ood snb ,.utiol food, Vs.l cooked. ids to s's.e p-Hc day rl-r rrj-0Ie-. Corirr-t c. r,, T esuber "I [. 1s2. 1be suc-essitl b,i CT viii ", t..u+sd iO '.er sui '1 bond ia- tas lG.lf perfCr -a,l1e 1f G. -Hl.t-a-f.
 By ,rlec Of tie EOasG oi -ur.ss's.r-.
 rpayl1k3 , T, AIfCb"LI, Ci5gL.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12
Nnffce e,,s. .-vhi5ca5.als'

Aay J2, lo'2. Note is hereby given :ha. ,Le following D rloJ 7et,ls led L.:Ics of Ni- lt.ltcu to -tGtc I,1i roof iH sup! O. his e l'. a-c -arur 1-Hsl 0t-. there of at Lhe t. Land Hoe t I~ea- -ct A. T on the 18th day Of Jurr, IS 9, C1ri- A. E.ulr0i, E. L. No. flo, g.: -sc 3, "A of l " . Src 2 a'' S t L: ' ana E of S " z S.c rygp il north l.si; Ee ECsf ana am -h3 follow uE s5 lis r.s.rs- cs, viz: C. 5. Foster, TsjeT Euuro, James Vick.rs, Geo. L Brown. I. D. Munro all of Aav-pai county, A. T
 IayI2V5 WI. &. KELLY. Register
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12
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70 NeI--r HEa-,-:
 l.. f-- .-a. E.-fsE l Have r1r-uded ne 5,. ei.'- ---,' ,-ren-r up'n 'he I'.i-"1 i,'. -cs -.... '--.-.a.. .va-ri county, hl i'- '".. h. TO ord 70 rold ,Ee -.tl ''e''.'-, rrr.r v. v.-.c- oT section 23a4 ' VI - .F' t -'.f s and # within a 'ets '-' .s- 'i. .- rrl- ..,f,r yor1 f.fl cr '.-N 70 ,' t' .''' r. ..-t eN njil N.t ...- t.-u yrli ic s' .-.- '.-.. st iIo -'-'. JOHN tftAs.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

The brest butter that reaches this market is imported by Helzog He ge;s shc choicest brands and pays the hiyhag' rrics fir it in the San Francisco n.ac:-c.. s-l expresses 1t through. f2S
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12
Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Prescott, A. T.. for week ending May 13, 1SS1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

Mackerel-l5 halfbarrels prime Mack erel to Ge sold wholesale at Fishers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12
2. E. BRANNEN,
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p. J. B RAN N EN ,
 FLA GSTAFF A T.

Respectfully inform patrons and the public that we are selling our stock of GENTS CLOTHING AND WINTER G0ODSat greatly reduced prices.
 We have also fine selection of DRESS OVERCOATS for spring trade
 \ complete list of SUPERIOR BUCKSKIN GAUNTIETS and GLOVES lined and unned cloth and knit gloves mttens HASA large assortment of the finest ST. to 5000
 Small and toiettes.
 Pipes pocket knives razor and aTHOUSAND ARTICLES too numerous to mention.
 Our stock of GROCERIES PROVISIONS TOBACCO and -CI CARS VINES BEERS and BTERS continually arriving are of the best qualify and selling at the lowest figures
 In addition carry FLAGSTAFF STORE an assortment of DRY GOODS BOOTS AND SHOES HARDWARE &c &c
 Our Flagstaff Wholesale Liquor and Cigar Trade
 In order meet the growing demand we now carry in stock small and large packages suit whies brandes wines a maica rum gins St Louis Beers ALL OF BEST QUALITY at the lowest living prices FOR CASH
 With many thanks to our patrons for past vors solicit n- crease of public patronage. mAa7 P.B BRANNEN X O.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

1900 pair Ladies, Misses and Chi.dron's Shoes, Slippers and Ties, to arrive in 10 days, direct from he East, to be ldcheap, by l.. Bashford & Co
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

ES DON'T FORGET THAT Ali NOT SELL ING first class DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEM ICALS AT ACTUAL COST. ap27tf DR. GEO. D. KENDALL
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

Galvanized Barb Fence Wire at
 l.sEFCKD G Co. B
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

Paints, Oils, Glass and Putty, full stock 1 cheap, at BAsHFoRD & Co.'S |
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

Ey large assortment ot linen cnd aiOaoa o0ata, Ga8'srs, tiRo JiGHaai suits and e0HJoYto5ie clothing, etc., for summer gaar, Gt ea8terq prices, at "THe Lion Che 8ifca Store"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

A fine assortment If Iron Stone, China, Glassware and Granite ware, cheap, at
 |. EasEFogD o5 Co's.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12


 C-cjhs1g urll5alng goods, 1atz b3358 and 31os, ---l-1l5, gullGs aZ.5. all goods lor mems wear, making 9 gD3ei- 2ltyo- tla aaoVo goods Wa ara 1a..sao.E tllat CUT a1vlte8es for 5uy-n8 a-o Eotcor and our prices lower than any c51aG 1ou8a n ArizoGa. Clva Us 8 cal al1 oZe1.l-l-l9 ouT prlGeG.
 J. V. Iszl.so2 t5 Go,
 c. c, ?. Geore South Gil5 2-az2, Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

Cigars-Largest stock ani variety, also lowest rates, apply to J. L. Fisher.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

Fresh Groceries, Canned and Dried Fruits, all of the choiccqt at
 BAsHFsEn < Co $.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

Jury certificates purchased by J. | Fisher.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

Star Moline Clipper Flows beat them all for light draueht and doing good work. Ali sizes at l.. BAsHFoRD & Co.'S.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

All brands of smosnq and chewing to- baceo, and the best &iG cheapest cigars, at Bones S Spencers. dl7*
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

Clothing Clothing, \ fine stock O choice goods, and warranted a perfect fit. at
 L. BAsUFoRD 6 Co.'S.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

Gilt edged roll bu.tcr at Herzoe's. f24
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12
BUINESSS LOCALS.

Straw Hats! Straw Hats just arrived at Fishers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

Paints and Oils at RandalTs l9,f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

Carpets The elegant assortment. in such beautiful patterns, are selling rapidly at the low prices, by
 BAsuFoRD & Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

Even deck passages are in demand on the stages coming into Prescott. The A. & P, line arrives loaded down every
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-12

 baceo, and the best &uG cheapest cigars, at Bones & Spencers. d17* Jury certificates purchased by J. L. Fisher.
 The brest butter that reaches this market is imported by HeIzog He ge;s tEc choicest brands and pays the hiyho3t rIice fir it in the San Francisco n.a1:-o.. s.2l ezpr4sses 1t through f26 Galvanized Barb Fence Wire at l.sEFoKD & Cos Nicely furnished rJv,us I,r ir.,, ov tEa day, weel, or month. apply to Joseph Enle, corner Willis ana E.outezulua streets.
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 Notwithstanding the large ass,4,menl of Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes now on hand, We have 5 eases that llaee alIives which We vii Scf Et -tll5 p1st-Dt laF prices L. BAsBFoB5 de Co. Mackerel-l5 halfbarlels prime Mack erel to Ie sold wholceqle at Fishers. 15OO pair Ladies, Misses and ChiIdron's Shoes, Slippers and Ties to arrive in 10 days, direct from he East, to be sold cheap, by L. Bashford x O.
 EI$ DON'T FORGET THAT I Ali NOT SELL ING first clasS DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEM ICALs AT ACTUAL COST.
 ap27tf DR. GEO. D. KENDALL. Cigars-Large>t stock anl variety, also lowest rates, apply to j. L. Fisher. Carpets The elegant assortment. in such beautiful patterns, are selling rapidly at the low prices, by
 BAsnFoRD & Co. Star Moline Clipper Flows beat them all for light draueht and doing .oodwark. Ali sizes at l.. BAsHFoRD & Cos Clothing. ClotLug, \ fine stock O choice goods, and warranted perfect fit, at
 L. BAsHFORD & Co.'S. A fine assortment of Iron. Stone, China, Glassware and Granite ware, cheap, at
 j., HasEFoED 6- e. 's. Paints, Oils, Glass and Putty, full stock ! cheap, at BAsHFoRD & Co.'S | Paints and Oils at RandalTs i9,f EgLarge qssoytmant of linen azd alpaca o0ats, Gu8'srs, tigo JIGuaai ! suits and e0mtorto5ie clothing, etc., l for Summ8T waar, Gt ea8tarq prices, at i "THe LiOn Che 8ifoa Store"
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-29

hua Mountains, numbering thirty-fve, was
killed. Twenty people were killed at Cliff
ton and on the road from Clinton to the
Gila River. The Indians are well armed
and well supplied with ammunition. General
T1ro is now marching north from Jaros,
with 200 Mexican troops, to attack the In
Mountains.
DEsvER, April ga Republican Santa
Fe special says: "a telegram Just re-
ceived at Military Headquarters from Lords
burg, where it was sent by o messenger
from Colonel Forsythe, says they fought the
Indians at Doubtful Canon Four scouts
and one soldier were killed and four soldiers
wounded, one of whom died this morning.
They leave for STEMS Pass this morning
on trail of large party of 400, of whom l75
are bucks Thiity.fve whites were killed at
Gaylordsville. Doubtful Canon is crossed
by the border line of this Territory, thirty.
i've miles from Lordsburg. All sorts of
startling messages are coming here and q
great deal of excitement among the resi-
dents of the Territory"
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-29
whirling row.rd the su,.

The new comet is whirling through space
at a tremendous rate of speed, and in time
will span half the arch of the sky, making
the autumn evenings brilliant with in
celestial visitor should be visible to the
naked eye, and everyone who can COM
mand the use q telescope ought to get at
least one look at it before that time. 1t is q
sight to be remembered, especially If the
comet should make as great display with
in two months as the astronomers predict 1T
will. Remembering that this gives promise
OF being one of the grandest comets ever
byhood. 1t 10 far from possessing anything
imposing in its appearance. The inexpe-
rienced observer has to look twice before
seeing itst al, especially if the telescope he is
using be of small aperture. Yet anybody
can see that 1t Is an infant Hercules. 1t has
a head like Q star, compact and brilliant,
and it trails behind it in its million-a-mile-
a-day flight little. straight, bright tail.
most comets are able to display at their per-
helIon. -e'
The latest observations confirm the early
declaration made by Professor Boss that the
comet will go extraordinarily close to the
sun. No astronomer has succeeded in iden-
tifying it with any previous comet, and it Is
probable that this is its first visit to the solar
system, AT least since men nave mace IecOIoS
of celestial phenomena. 1t Is not impossible
that it last exhibited the glories of its train
to the inhabitants of the worlds revolving
around some distant fixed star The ques-
ton is frequently asked, "How large will
the comet be?" 1t is impossible to say more
than that. judging from the brightness OF
SITS nucleus and the present rate of increase
in the size of its tail, it ought to be q more
brilliant comet than that of last summer,
But nobody can promise that it will be. be-
cause the nature of comets and the laws that
govern the development of their tails are
not well enough understood to enable as
tronomers to make positive predictions con-
corning their appearance. This comets po'
sition when nearing the sun will not be such
as to give Us the best view OF its tail. The
| comet of 1858. like this one. was watched
from the time that 1t appeared as faint OBJ
ject in the telescope until it hung like q
great band of light in the western heavens
Albany Journal 10 .EH
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-29
The Jeannette's Crew.
A Boston special of the 2Jth saws.

A dispatch from Fall River gives a letter re-
cetved there from Louis p. NOros one of the
Jeannette survivors, dated at Irkoutsk, February
"a. Extracts are as follows:
ION the 4th of September 1872 were frozen
fast In the pack k-ice, where we remained drifting
north and west till the ship was crushed on June
IL. 1881. While being held fast in our icy cradle
we had good time hunting bears, seal and wal
faces, noses and ears frozen, hut thought nothing
OF It, a. we had got sed to the climate. After the
ship went down we had one hundred days of hard
dragging and sailing in open boats. On the night
boats got separated. The boat that was in was
the Captains boat. We had eighteen men and
dog, and were loaded quite deep. When we
reached the Siberian coast we could
to wade through the ice and water up to our
waists. We were nearly all day carrying our
things to the shore and it was dark before we got
through. This was on September II. On the
18th We % commenced our aaseh. We travelled
frozen limbs We had also killed and eaten our
dog on that day. On the 9th the Captain sent
Ninderman and myself on ahead to look for as
sistance and food, none of our party having had
parcel OF food. had pair of sealskin trousers.
We cut pieces from these and chewed them until
We were found by the natives We were so weak
that we could hardly stand believe that If we
had had to endure our sufierings for two days
longer we should have shot ourselves The
natives took US to their camp and gave us plenty
to eat and drink. The result is that we were both
quite sick for some time. We were then taken to
their village and from there to Bulun. At Rulun
make them understand. We supposed that we
were the only two men alive out of the whole
expedition. Then we heard of boats crew land.
Ing st one of the mouths OF the Lena. The boat
they heard of our arrival at Bulun they Joined us
at the place; so there are thirteen OF as alive"
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-29
Urbana. Ohio.

Misses Hattie v. Moss and Carrie L. Wash
ington, are spending a fortnight with Mrs. Mar
cissa Stewart of Hamilton.
The genial A. Ashworth Of LOganspOrt, Ind.
accompanied by his eldest daughter, spent last
Saturday and Sunday in the city, visiting bis
host of friends
Miss Sadie r. Guy, our ex-assistant teacher,
paid the city a visit last Saturday. the guest OF
Mrs. Emma GatewoOd.
Mrs. Anna B. Robinson, nee Coates Of Spring
field is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah Brown.
Mrs. r. possesses rare personal beauty and is
an accomplished vocalist, and was member
of ST. Paul choir in its palmy days.
Miss Ida Gales, Capital City Bell. has come to
the city to tarry a while. With her faultless
etiqutte, charming voice and features she Is
certain of brilliant conquests socially.
The Urbana correspondent of the Spring gfeld
Sunday News dubs our indefatigable pastor,
Rev. p. Folliver, the "Black Harrison" We
fail to see any point Of resemblance between
the two characters az regards methods or pecu-
liarities. He (Rev. IT, has for some time among
his ministerial brethren received the sobriquet
"Spurgeon of the A. NJ. E. Church" besause OF
his theological lore, and splendid powers OF
oratory.
| AS We were about to close our communication
we learn with regret of the death at Springfield
of "Aunt" Rosa Con, mother of Mrs. Julia Tudor
! Of this city. Deceased was one of the old pi-
oneers, being upwards of ninety years old
She was one of the organizers of the first Sun
day school, of color in the State of Ohio, al
Chiuicothe. Mr.. Austin Redmond of Lima, is
the only surviving member. SELwOB.