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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
TIE TBEATER.

Our professionals" as they are no longer to be classed with amateurs" after their 'fine hit" last evening in the comic operas of ''Rose of Au, ergne" and 'Penelope," drew a crowded house. The performance commenced with "Rose of Auvergne," a play. in which the celebrated Alice Oates gained so much fame, with Miss Jessie Stevens as ''Fleurette" A gentleman who was present, and endowed with critics eye, pronounced Miss Stevens the peer, if not the superior to Alice Oates. in this charming comic opera. This is praise enough for any one.
 "AIphonse," the shoemaker, by Dauphin, of course was excellent, because Joe never undertakes task beyond his ability to exc cute; and, as for ''Pierre," 1" the blacksmith by Harry Carpenter, we are tempted to say not one word, knowing full well that our criticism must fall short of doing him jus tice
 Penelope" with which the evenings en- terainment concluded, was very enjoyable and splendidly handled. Miss. Stevens sang with her usual sweetness, while Miss Irish, with her pure sweet voice, was all that could possibly be expected or desired. Her part was well taken, and elicited con- siderable applause.
 The gentlemen, Clarence, Dauphin and Carpenter were at home in the play, and brought the house down." The perform ance was a success all around, and we hope the professionals" will give us some more of the game kind of acting.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
PfOb te Notice.
In the r Otate C, ut Cf ounty Y9va 1ai, Terri
 turs In the matt.r r the stsre


 tor O' rz zin
 In ;he matt. the stsre
 RoBI RT P. HEHD7ICEs, feceased.
 Noiicc IS hereby tn 4n pu suance of an order of the Probat, Of the Ouny of Yavspai, Terri tory If pua, maJe the Is h dev of EebruaI y, s2, in ihe mat of the above estat, tue under sig ed, the nistfat,r Cf sEiu esf.te will sell at Ibic ciGn, tC he ghest Jd;,r for cash, and sub- je conf ton by saii Irob te Our on Monday tne 18th day of Mar h 1882 in front of tie Court House douI i'd County of Yavapa', at the of 70 O'Clt ok A of said da-, all te Tis tt title and interest and late of the said Robert Hen drick> the time Of has de-. tb, and all ti right, and iutrres tat the id st has, hy Op ration of aW, OtherAis- acquired, other tn Il Or in ad- dio to ha. Ct the sa.G Robert F. Hendrlck- at the Ime of his death. end to the following desc cibed TOT ert IreIises, viz: n undivided one-ha f cf t in. sin pCssessory right to 160 acres of land novn as the Ii < H ndricks ranch on the qua FrIa re=s river and absut eigh mil-s bel, W tn af ch \. F. Bowers, known a. Bowers Agua FIia h iEe C. u; ty Of Ysyspai. in the ter of 3T ZOna. to, ether, wi h all sIngula , the ent> her dit apIurtena there uit' b, lOI giHh in any wire appe. tainmg. Te md OngliIoI Cf sae, casb, in lawful money of he Uni ed siates; decd at exI ense of the pur-
 
 OWN HILL, AdminiA -,ator. Pre- cot, F, b. 18th, 1882.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
Diss iution Nati q,

The co-partnership heretofore xisting re D. O. FhOrne and J. Piercy under the finn ame of Thorne PieIcv, 'n the e'taIT-H b. I'ss. s hIs day dissolved by ruutupl consent Il b Is owed by the late firm will be ed by the continuing partner, D. c. Thorne.
 D. q. Tf'OFNE,
 j. PI. KCY. Prescott, Feb. 18th, Iss [3wl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
ESTRAY AT THE YEKDE.

Came to my ranch on the Verde. thre les south the Fort, on about frs day f Ja Il ", SS2, dark ay colt. about six mont hs old. he has hte sp1E in the forehead, wh te trire tha nost, ertisft hi nd foot wh The is sske prove property snd 'ske the colt away, " pay ng S4 for charg 8. I, C.. CAMPBE L.
 Upper Verde, February 1I, 1882.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that tho co-rartr ersh;p a exist between the m dersigDed ana L. b. WhipIle dong busIless under the of hippl, House, a Flagstaff, A. hss been dissolved. will not be spon>ible for any debts contracted by said E. b. Whipple an d after this date.
 c. NJ. HAwFs. Presco [, A. T., March 1, 1872 ms
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
.cfsc rfrrb.ic :i F.

LAND T REscoTT, A. T. [
 M,r h 8. 1SS2. oice is hereby gi th | he following d settler has Eled notice c hs iT eution make final D oof m suIport claim and secure final el try tn .reof u. IT S. Ian flee at Prescott, A T., on .h. day of ,rl, lSsl: Ge rg- Blot: H L ' 7s, for the l4 8, | I4, k3 W, and names the tulI ing as wnes-ea, VIZ: s. q. Miller, Andrew Whit hair, Ii. NJ. HerO 1t, and Jokn Dixon.
 m'ci i-5W W. N. NELLY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
KOTIaEF.R PUBL CAII0N.

LAND OFFICE AT PKEsCoT, A. T.,
 February I7th, 1882 ! Notice hereby given thar the following named set has filed notice of hIs tentio to hnal proof n support of h c4aim and secure final entry ,nere at ihe U S. md flee at rreseOtt, A T., on he 5 day Ui M.rch 1882 Milo owd, E. No. 95 foI the g. ]. f \ ', T uG | of l4 ~ec 20. and S ] Il of Il ec1 Wp .s. \ R5 est, the 10 loving hI~ esees. viz: Ges rge t,n. l. Iu h zas. I, q Mvai.s ard .. Ros- :, L,t aNsra- CCLI y, l.
 WILLIAM < LILY
 Ike ister. .Ft ,E.1 D. 5x
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
Proposals for Flour.

HEADoU RTERs DErARTAEST OF ARIZONA,
 Office of Chief Conmisssry ot Subsistence,
 SEALED PROPOSALS, in triphcste, subject to tie usual nGiucns ill be received at this ofSe aud .t tile fice, of ths Acting Assistant ommiss4rIes of Subsisi- nee st rh following oamei posts in Arizona, until I2 o'cieck NJ rsturday, MIrcn 18th, Io'2. a which lme aId Iscet Ley wli Le oltItC h. lr,-, nee If blade s, for fur. .ishiug deliver, of u, : follows:
 Fort pache SI,O" lrs., Fort Eowie, 4c .vUI., r. Grant 4U,dO lbs, Ci mp Nh. cEn,a. S5, 1o 5, 4 1t Lo eI 16, lbr F,r NJ DowcL, 2O,ct. b C.. Inl, IhUniat. 4c,G ibs., F.. II E,iGe, ls,O0 b NhIl4h B-riacAs, .OOU lbs,
 -roposai mast sccomp nj d by 01ni witl two suret 1T he sum oI slOOO. in accOrda V tn the orm prescribed. propos Il uL4cconpInieI y hall the smoun, awarded wi be required with T = i've GHys and the al uce within ninety ,ys after IL nc | on If award. No bis ~Il' be u..tiI E mples be urLishtd, ch seou not Le of Iv 5 Wesht than I2 pounds, maI deG 10 be } lde t. fife :, and uid reach thi4 be 'c the dae for p-ning bids. standa-d sample Of Flour tn quality this advertisement. contem, wL be fInlsheG bidders app faction, winch al pi> ron should be made earliest practicable te The Government the right to reject any all | DO als.
 Blank pIoporals, bonds and ful iniormsticn az to the of bI ddiDg, conditions 10 be observed by bidders, ano terms of contract ana payment wIll - furnished on application to this office he Conf missaries of the Posts. Envelopes containing pr - posais should be marked: Proposals for flour t-- i---," md addres sed to the undsrs. gned O to the Commissary at the Post.
 CHAs. r. EAGAN, CAPT. AND c. s. U, S, A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

County of Ysvapai,
 On this Sth day of Fe e3ruaLy, ISS1 before me, Ed. W, Wells, Notary Puhhc, in and for said County of Yavapsl, duly commissioned and sworn, per Onaly ap peared Marilla Jane Rogers, personally Enown to be the individual descrl ed in d executed the foregoing instrument, whe examination sepa ate apart and from wIjhOut the he rtug of her said hus band, after first hay ug been acqUa nteG with th cOnt ats of e thfn nstru ent, edged to ne that she executed ire freely and voluntarily AT for the and urpo-e therein mentioned and tr cuI fear, com ulsOn undue influence Of her said hu- band and she does wish retraes the cutIon ofthe same.
 In witness whereof have hereunto set my h@3d r and affixed the seal of ny cffce, the day and l"4 year iR this certificate first above written. If ED. W. WELLS, Notary Public, Yayapai county, Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

The confirmation of General Rufus In gals as QuartermasterG G eneral was accom- plished without serious opposition. Senator Beck made 9 speech directly against the policy of appointing officers to higher rank merely to retire them. It is believed that General Ingalls, will at once make new as signments of chief quartcrmasteIs in all the great military divisions
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
Order of Sale.

Notice is hereby given that lots twenty (2O) and
 twentytwo t, ih block in he Village of Prescott,
 with the buildings ther5O., known the old Court
 House, will be sold at Public auction, the highest
 bidder, Monday, April Sd, 1884, st l2 noon, from the d~Or of the Court .ouse the lots to be sold
 separat y; the county the right to make bid.
 By order or the Board of Supervisors. D. F. MITCHELL, CLERK.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

Arizona. of her fifteen or sixteen news papers, has but three or four that are out spoken Democratic, and some of them are sadly mixed. Purdy, of the Yuma Free Press, is Simon pure, and perhaps Hughes, of the Star.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

A bill has been introduced in the Ohio Legislature providing that in all cases of ac- quittal for murder on the ground of insanity the jury shall so find in its verdict, and the person so acquitted shall go to the insane asylum for life.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

Says the New Oclerns Picayune: The Petersons cl:ims to nave sold 150, 900 of 'Heiens Babi $ lately" Great snakes! Helen was d trump, wasn't she?
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

Elwin Booth played to &, ,OCO house in a small city in Alabama recently. which is said to be the grandest turnout ever given any person ill that section.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
Declaration of Married Woman
Il OBI. UL.. Ti: sEER
ILI,k TO- Y OF AE4ZONA,

EEE IO4 I Or Af.4LONN
 CO,.n-y II vai al.
 %otics i h+a-ly vel al l, .I rs gned, Ma riila JsIie Ia. g.r, tAi Couu OI v.i in he r, Of Drl- co led No.ieE, wlte or R. e.s County lsvapaI, co n .eb5 and .,s ire. ~esIAI e Id g.ve nJl.Co {, | vOr t.. .t l. n the dat h. rel, .n-e-U O c..y the ty pa1 and eas W i.FIttr r. IT. zOBa, i ms ,WL rt n. aLd L Hafu,, ana on I,.y cunt, eI aLG n Gss lac tights Oene 1s and IuYsLes Ians1. } he ~c Il tn IFg- lsIature of AIlz Gfr-. .t'', LaPer 32, '-Of the right O. ma. Fed woIIe., h CT c.s sup len tsiei 70, Il. and TOvlued The bushes which It tD carrS on aud in which sntend 70 gaze OL own .ccUunt ss aIo e. said. that Vf faI ming 1Ie sEl $, tsaning, stock siug dealing In aud lug g stL.Ls -n0 usd-l in T al est e, stock aud osh'r peso T puberty.
 And horeby urfh. r gi, l.. ut cl re that the amount of iuuds l A av % comm cary the business aforesaid, Goe not exceed the of five thousand do lSrS.
 Dated at Prescott, Yavapai county, Arizona Terri tory, this eth day of February, D. lss2 un- l'' der my hand ana seal
 MARIIIA I. ROGERS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

Sergeant Mason, who attempted the life of Guiteau, has been dismissed from the service and sentenced to eight years in the Albany Feniteltiary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

Maricopa County Is unmistakably Demo cratic. Still she has no Democratic news paper Whats the Elatterl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
NoTICE.

Notice is hereby given, warning all persons sRains urchasing .th Gr Leviathan Mine, (formerly owned by c. r. anton) WeGv District Yavapal county A.. T. located a, the Deadnot mine by the undersigned further warned against trespassng on the said property, or they will be prosecuted according to VIZ. JOHN AcCEE
 Antelope Hll, Jan. @, Iss2.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
Notice to the Publ C.

The undersigned hereby warns all frcm trust ing any on his account with ri au ho ity, from and after this d .te he VII ray debts tracted without sucn wri ten author'.y.
 ALBERT HELNICK, St. IynN Crsek Feb. p. IS ,.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

Cant some one get up match between Charley Beach and Donald Bobbf-Dick Rule in the Tombstone Nugget.
 Yes Beach would have something to say about those moonlight (or no moon) ramblcs of Dick and --, beneath the apple and peach trees and through the vineyard of one of our old friends on the Rio Grande, for period of eleven days and nights mostly nights until the black hearted de- ceiver was told to find new quarters. Do yor understand, Dick Rule? Our treatment was for salvation. Rules, for destruction.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

The Osage Indians have just ratified g new constitution, modelled on the general principles of state constitutions.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
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iN CFF cE AT R:scolT, A.

lN CFF cE AT R. SCOTT, A. ,J
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 S-t,c- is ..IeJs gN.u the fJ. ,as II ut le4 brs. II El I-o c Ia Lns icof in suI. III. hCsl enti. Ih of st lie [. La. q fl ce | II A. T CD n Stn d-y c. p, .u i,2 J m E ak H . O. 9J. for tic Is f ~ h l4 .nn W Ii A sc 53 O~nsi P H, na the following as hs W tIe-sr z: n C.. h IT! s-> bert sii- uei T e, j. ha Q, sn1 fsries W ii,.lc L. A c K -S,
 me s-5w egists
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

Enquirer: Are plants in sleeping room healthy! Not necessarily. We've seen somo very healthy plants growing in a sleep
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

State Superintendent Bloss. of Indiana, has given notice that every school trustee who fails tp change school house doors so that they will swing outwardly, is liable to q fine of not more than SlOO and not less than slO, with imprisonment if deemed ad- visable. As there are some 3,O0e school houses in Indiana the change will cost no small sum.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

The Albuquerque Journal the I0-h isas'., says twu ear loads of mules for the Atlantic & Pacific as, l Prescott line wiil ha shipped from ilry to N'nsIon '"-,iay.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

General Fremont has been dilatory in pressing his claim to Alcatraz, He paid 5000 for it originally, and the government has spent sS,OOO,OOO upon it. Just as it stands it would be of no value to Fremont or any other private citizen. If he has an equitable claim, however, 1t should be settled-Post.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

city election yesteada. all Republican candi- dates were elected by large majorities.
 RosECRANs wITHDRAws. Washington, March 14-Rosecrans has withdrawn from the contest for Chairman ship of the Democratic National Convention.
 FREIGHT
 Maricopa, March 15.-Government, 13,- 900; L B tS Go, 604O; K G Sines 61O; c w B 60, Bonee X S, 70; G IS P, 600; JWD, 10S0; J B H 270; K X Stevens, 1920. GOSSIP.
 CHICAGO, March 15.-A Washington spe- cial says there has been a division among the stalwarts, and henceforward the Presi- dent intends to run his own machine, and build an empire cf his own. Having offered the Supreme Court position to Conklmg and E lnunds, the President says he has now paid his polinoaI obligations to them and will not further court them.
 A stalwart ex-Senator says that trouble is brewing, a:.d decided split in the stalwart fife IS cu-:i,g.
 Conklnz pressed tle claims of Clarence Seward for Q place, but was refused, notwithstanding his nomination was sec u:!dod by all the New Y'rk Judges except onc. Judge Dlackford himself asked for Stewards appointment. This afront will probably anger Conkling.
 4 TELEGRAM FROM J. GORDON BENNETT
 WASHINGTON, March b Secretary Hunt has received cable message from James c 'rdon Bennett at Paris, as follows: 'I have transferred the steamer Lena tN Lt Iiarbe., and notified him accordingly. She was placed at my disposal by the pres ent owner until September 1st, as some re- repairs will be necessary to put her in order fer use for such party. Will you tele- graph Harher, giving him authority to take charge of the Lena on her arrival at Irkutsk and undertake the repairs, etc. |" The Secretary telegraphed Lieut. Harber, directing iI'm to take charge of the steamer and have the necessary repairs made.
 FORGERY.
 CEI AGO, March 15-The Cincinnati Ga 1ett", those editor was an intimate per son,i tiend of President Garfield, pro- uour,,s the alleged Garfield -Rosecrans let ter u i,lgery.
 THE CHINESE BILL.
 WASHINGTON, March 15. To-day, Page obtained the unanimous consent to dispense with the morning hour, and then asked the unanimous consent that the Senate Chinese bill be taken from the Speakers table ana substituted for the House bill. Rice, of Mass, objected, but on being in- formed by Page that the bills were substan- italy similar, he withdrew his objection and the desired substitution was made. The Senate i'll was then read in iull MAEIcoPA. -A1li---.l--i0~ ~Freight-L B ''15 V0, 22Z0; J V D, 1920; Ellis, 2I0; G S P,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
THE CHINESE BILL.

There is a movement on foot by party of capitalists residing in Kansas City to build line of steamers to run from the crossing of the Colorado river to Calville or the Needles, where the Atlantic and Pacific may cross, to the mouth of the river.-Fi ra Press.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

\ colored man in Christianburg, Va, drinks a pint of coll oil at time. He ought to be wicked man, if he isn't.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
MISCELLANEt US
MAIL LETTINGS.
Notice to Contractors
Post Office Department,

WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH l, 1882. PROPOSALS will be received at the Contract Office of this Depar tment unti P. M, of April 29, 1882, for carrying the mails of the United States tine routes and according to the schedule of arrival and departure specified by the Department in the Territory of Ari zona, from Jul. l, 1882, to June 30, 1886. List of routes with schedules of arri as and departures, in structlons bidders with forms for contracts and bonds and all necessary inf rmaton. will be furnished General.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

Chas. C. Dodson, an old citizen of this Territory, died in Tucson a few days since
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

In Tucson the wind blew down large adobe house, in which were dUmiciled ten or fifteen persons. No one hurt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

According to our dispatches, the Stalwarts are having a little breeze. We take but little stock in telegraphic reports in regard to StaIwarts, as the reports are made up by the green grass element, which is so conspic- uous around the capitol Luiiiines at Wash in9tOn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

A bill was reported to tke Senate, in com mittee of the whole, on the 9th instant, for the relief of Major Vim. M. Maynadier, Paymaster U. S. Army, providing for the payment to him of S3,72650, the amount paid by hm into the U. $. Treasury in liquidation of deficiency in his accounts at Prescott, Arizona, caused by robbery com mitted by his clerk, D. D. Chandler, on April 3, 1876; and also the further sum of slOO. paid by Maynadier for the arrest of Chandler, both sums having been recom- mended by the board of inquiry. The bill was reported to tie Senate without amend ment, ordered to be engrossed for third reading, read the third time and passed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

WHOLE 1IoKErs, g.. HALF TICKETS, Sl. Gs iICKETs, S5O. 65 TICCErs, slO,
 iieml, Money or Bank Draft in letter, Oi send by Express. DON'T SEND BY kEGIs TERED LETThP OR POSTOFFICE ORDER. Or ders of e5 and Ipward, by express, can D, >ent al our -peIse.
 R. M BOARDMAN, Courier Jourru Building, LOUISVILLE, KY.
 scoLt. NOV (
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
41St
roDnlar Monthly Drawing of the

These drawings occur monthly Sundays excepLeuI under provisions of an Act of the General Assembly of Kentucky. The UnIted States Circuit Court on March S1st ren dered the following decisions:
 lst-rnat She Commonwealth Distri- bu1on Lompany is legal.
 2d-IIs dr., wings are fair NB.-Ins Company has now on hand a large re erve IunG. Read the list of prizes for the
 MARCH WING.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

Twenty names have been handed Us since yesterday as eminently fitting to be sent forth to the voters of Arizona, at the Novem- Der election; for Delegate to Congress. We have examined them closely and find they are old spayined nags, whose days of use fulness have long since passed into oblivion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
LEGAL.
Application for Patent
 FOR BUZZARD MINING AND MILL-SITE CLAIM.

us. Land Office, Prescott, Arizona,
 Tn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
OUR NEXT DELEGATE.

That Oury wants to be our next Delegate there is but little doub'. That Ben Morgan wants to become candidate forthc ...> ,, ,'.lcIy is no .s.~,-'.surI: that Hon. John C. Campbell will be in the field We are prepared to state is a fact. Who will be the successful man. Campbell will have the money to carry his point. Now, with these war horses in the field, it seems to lis that the importance of the matter should incite Republicans to action. We want live, wide-awabe a..;; < ssss = s.5t Z .i..ss 1'Iy a-a'fss5 inc heavy batteries of the Democracy of Arizona. We don't want any lame hmb of tho Republican family to poke his nose into the pie, but d regular rustler, who caH fight and win. Jet us arise and put on the harness ready to pull and win Northern Arizona is entitled to the next Delegate, and 1t appears to us that Hon. A. E. Davis could win. No da ducks are wanted for the lace, and their propositions will be rejected.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17
THE PEEILs OF THE OCEAN.
ROBBERY AT wILLCON

Wilcox, March II. Two civilians and two soldiers were arrested yesterday for stealing government property. They plead ei guilty before Judge Burke. The soldiers were turned over to the military and the aitizens bound over to await the action of tho grand ioy. which meets in May.
 RErj nLiCAS.s SWEEP OAKLAND
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-03-17

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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16

THE LUTHOLTZ WHEAT. About
the first of June 1879. Mr.. Samuel
Lutholtz of this county, IN passing
through one of his wheat fields. discov-
cred between the drill rows bunch OF
whest of three heads which was totally
different from the other wheat. In
or,ler to test its qualities, he gathered
it separately and from those three
heads he was enabled to SOW 1t bushels
last fall. on one acre, on corn land ,
with other varieties on either side'
The Lu.holtz varletyat maturity stood
thicker and was taller than either OF
tue others. Unfortunately the yield
was injured by the army worm. 1t is
thought that, had it not been so iDjur-
ed. it would have yielded 40 bushe
per acre. 1t Is inclined TO branch free
/ ". The kernel is of feshy color,
with thin bran, and is said 10 have
every indication Of making excellent
flour. 1t is bright bearded wheat, in
color assembling the Fullz, and has
strong, stiff straw, which prevents Il
from being inclined to lodge. Parties
we'll acquainted with the different Varie'
ties of wheat say they have never seer
any like it. 1t will be more fully tested
this sea5on.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16

NOTICE. The Rev. Mr.. Cutler, by
reason Of pressing engagements, Will
be unable TO reach here in time to I'LL
his appointment at the Christian
Church, at this place on the Sd Sun
day of Il 10 month, but will pass here
the following week en- route to The
Valley District Convention TO be held
with the Church at Walnut Spring,
north of Strasburg, about three miles,
beginning on Friday the 25th OF August,
1882.
There will be held at the residence
Of E. E. Stickley Of this place, on
Wednesday evening, August ODD, be-
ginning at 7 z. M. Lawn Party for
the entertainment of the Sunday School
of tie Christian Church, to which the
Superintendent OF the other Sunday
Schools OF the town are cordially in
vited Should the evening prove in
clement il will be postponed till
Thursday evening next, following.
Vnginian please copy.