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Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
FINDING OUR INDEBTED
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BY an act Of the Legislature We are
authorized to fund the indsbtsess,
OF the county. The comfy being
indebted and unable, without op
pressing its citizens to pay ito In
debtedness, makes the funding OF
the debt, considered ss . simple
business proposition, a good move.
II relieves from pressure, and post
pones the evil day Of payment to q
future time, when, perhaps. there
will he g larger population to bear
the burden and no cause it TO press
more lightly on every one. Much
good may result from thus adjusting
our burden; and the only evil thst
We can reasonably apprebsnd rs like
" TO arise from 1t is, that the people
being releaved from the pressure in
cidert to our present crippled fnsn
eisl condition, which keeps the atien
tiop always on the alert, and the dis
position always favorable to economy
may become less waschful ssd eau
tious, sni more ready 70 b led int
future iDjudi ious expspd,turs: bu
II 10 not, perhaps, . just conciasioI
that this will BE- 20.
Fund the ldebt then paysbls .
far in the future and st - Low rss'
Of interest - possible; and ~hsn J
becomes due, we will pay Il, il "
have not committed the error OF q
trsvsgsnce referred to; ssd, II y
have We will fund it again and 90
postsrity, well, they can do - th.
please about II.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

Hon. H. N. Van Armsn, Alouz- =
Bailey spd Thomas +. Weedin. are
sbont TO construct = ditch. taking
vstsr from tbs CHA. ss . point ten
niles sbove I1oeence, and running
from thence about 80 miles. II 10
expected that the ditch will irrigate
$1,000 acres oil rich land in the Gils
bottom. Entsrprisss like this tend
to Sid 70 the msterisl wealth Of the
county; and should hsve our best
wishes for their success.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
rss slLvsa eUssrios.


New York, February A.-Bapusl
Houssr. . coppss mine owner Of Mon
taas. ssys il silver coinage stops the
whole Western country will b. ruin
sd. II will sos aloss bs ths tilvss
mining inssrssts thst will b isjursd,
The silver missed With copper s1sblss
% 70 furnish copper q TIE pssssst
kw pf,es without los, bat II alvss
were deyrscistsd vs eoaid Dsk Il
that. 1si i With lsad. II ,soald
slso s6sst ths gold produetios u thl
sosntsy and rsdses Il fally oss third
There i q least 80, 0,0O0,00o of geld
shst 10 taken ont With silver snsiuslly
-Four aitbs Of al the silver nisss
would b obliged to stop, and po'
lsss than 1l00.o .oo0. 900 Of bsssinss,
would b destroyed. There 10 M
chance thst anything xill BE- dons
about il N Congress, but the discus
sion hxs knocked silver down to u q
per ounce from 81 10. II would e
below u II coinage should b. stop
ped. ~
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
SAVED yEoN pEAfH.

San Jose. February A-Aterribls
accidsnt wss svsrtsd this morning at
New Almsdsa BY the courage aud
tortituds Of Engineer John Tonkin.
A little before 8 O'Clock, while twelve
men we're in the cage beng lowered
TO the 5000 foot level, the boiler 81.
plodsd- Although in the midst Of 4
cloud of scsldipG steam, Tonkn stood
st bis post until The signal "All
right" came. knowing that II hs left
bis plaes tie cage would drop 1900
iset T. the bottom Of the mine. He
was severely but not dsngsrously
burned. The other damage ID
slight.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

Since our last issue, there has besn
a change in the 6rm constituting tbs
Miner Publishing Company, caused
BY the retiring shsr~from Of Mr.. An
son II. Smith, who withdraws to en-
gage in more profitable business
The irm a. nos composed consists
Of the present editor and ]. j. Hyde
who have purchased the interest Of
Mr.. Smith and who will hsrssftaI
copduct the business.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
GENERAL oosDON.

When We hear Of the dssth OF .
brave and gallant man, ws are filed
with regret no msttsr who hs may he
o. Of Whist nation o. race; bot when
the knowledge comes to "a. - In the
eass Of General Gordon. Of the death
hy violence OF ono OF our own rscs.
indicted BY men OF another, in .
strange land, effected BY trsaohaTy.
our sympathiss deepen and our IN
dignstion increases By our kipship
Of blood, Of cast. with the slsughtss
ID person; and, in expressing our
feelings and sentiments. ws sss ire
qusntiy extreme and unjust.
Gspsrsl Gordon hsd the 1--we and
respect OF the whole English psoplei
hs IVES 9 brave man; honorable end
beloved, and they mourn biz los .
thst Of sowsthing very deaz. H
wss . soldier however, the dsstrue
ton Of human life wss bis psofsss;ou,
be had been educated 10 it; and his
death 10 but Q natural incident to b,s
business. Tresciery 10 bot strategy,
and El Nadbi obtained possession ol
Khartoum By strgtegy; and, having
obtained possession, he exercised
his power scoording 10 his educated
notions Of military science, and q
great soldier Of our race, who went
there to slsy was slain. Had General
Gordon taken . town held By Fl
Madhi, he would have exercised hii
power differently, bot according Il
his notions Of the properties Of wxr
fare. @
Let 10 then while We plant th<
grave Of the brave soldier with how
err. and water them with our tears
be just TO the barbarian warrior snd
remembering that he was 6ghtins
for what be considered 10 be fsitt
and istherland. and making allow
snce for difference Of training. moi
style him murdsrer and
beast.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

Reports from the istbmus Of Psns
ma exhibit . frIgbtful mortality and
this, although much 10 concealed
concerning the dssth rate. There
are row more than 1000 graves 10 the
new cemetery which was opened in
Panama in July last.
Cc0msrce has it's pscsssitisS; and
already the opening Of tho route
seross the isthmus has cost ~ many
lives ss an ordinary war, and yet tbs
sacrifice goes On.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
NIHINo MOTIFS.

Salt Lake, February A.-Aftsr q
weeks examination before . magis-
trsss the twelve nsnbsrs Of the
Wood River Miners Union who we're
most psouinsnt In resisting tho at.
tempt Of the Minnie Moors and
oiths Hills compsniss TO cut wages
from q TO = 50 psr day. and Who by
iosss prsvsntsd the non-soioo min
srs fron working for les, we're ~
tsrday bound over in $500 each u
sysit tbs aetioa Of the Grand Ju'
n.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
THY uLrsUfs LEslsLAruRE.

Springfield. H., Feb. 4.--At .
joint session for the purpose Of vot-
ing for United States senator, Law
renee, republican. wss sbssnt. and
tho republicans refused to vote.
breaking the quorum. Two ballota
we're taken. Morrison received Sc
votes. Brschtendorf and Maxshsll
voted for James II. Wood, Sctssslin
ger voted for Hs,nss, and StresteE
fos Jim Palmer. Botn ballots wers
exactly the ssma. Adjourned.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
DEAD BODY FOUND.

Pittsburs, Feb. 25.--Ths body ol
an unknown man wss found In The
snow near st. Clair station, on the
Pennsylvania railroad, yesterday
where ii had evidently bcsn lyisg
since the heavy snow storm OF two
weeks ago. The dscesssd hsd . good
watch and considerable mossy on
his person. together with . througt
ticket west. Papers and cards bor,
the nans OF r. j. Ysddsr, Schuyler
Nsbrasks. and the same name, Cat
tasauqua, Pennsylvsnis. The posi-
tion ofths body indicates that h
had fallen from q passenger train
and WAS killed and the body showed
under, The remains were taken ID
Grsen.burg Pennsyivsn,s.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

The sev system Of snfosc,ug The
Edmunds lsw is Utah - evidently
giving the mosmons serious concern.
Gsorgs 9. Cosmos whes lev ass>hs
ago was tbs most blatsat ofths Saints
Who ds6sd Tie 0ovsgpmsat to carry
out The provisioas, Dow sdopts the
niidsss tore sad dselsrss that the
Moruons win have to endure whsl
hs calls this cruel psrsssutios. TIL,
y the asss sstinstioa thss any Nor
mon lsadsf has given Of any dispo,
sitiou 10 otsy the laws. Tho polygs
1aisss, before Judge xans took tbs
snioresnsnt of The Law 10 hand. wsrs
cutspoksn in their contempt for ,
law which they declared oopId nsvsl
BE- csr1isd into eject. Now tAst ssv
sral Of The lesdsrs have bsss pat il
prison, tie blusAes has oil gone ou'
OF the Mosmons and they are bsgin
ing to whine. It's N l,s hoped ths
ths Fsdsnli Judgs d Salt Lsks vil
not b wssgy in veil doing. but vii
Gil the prisons, IL nssd b, with tn
Saiats vho insist upon brsakiag tk'
lsvs.--S. =. Chson,els.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
WILL PROBABLY II RRl.EAsRp.

Will PROBABLY 81 RRlkAsRp.
London, February Ma pstition
for the relsss~ Of Yates, editor Of the
London World, from prison on the
srcund Of IN health, has besn favor.
sbly received by Hareourt. hons
secretary. It s thought the release
OF Ystes will be som ordered.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

K.cipssci.y q III very wsii' 10 i.s
way, bat when II comes TO your wits
wsntisg you 10 ivciproesss . pair 81
6ity -csnt bsuerS wish b 6fty dollar
ring, you've got to bsaos sp nd 20.
use out jast whsrs the rsciprce'ss
hits you op . sore spot.-Fsli havss
Advsncs,.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

We see BY the Journal OF the Mth
inst. that the BUSINESS men Of Albn
qusrgne, IN conjunetion with the
Board OF Trade, held q meeting on
the HId inst. to devise measures To
insure the erection OF q smslter at
tbst place. A eoramittee was appoint
Cd TO consult with the railroad OH
ciais, in reference to q tariff Of rates.
This, We take it, is but snsthsr
spasn,.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

In The Legislature Of California mp
to the "a Of last month tbars hsa
bsen 5sa Assembly and S2s Senate
Hills introduced Of vh,ch seven had
bssu signed by tie Governor. After
al our lsgislstum 10 not 20 slow.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
TEEaRAPHlc SUMMARY.
4 pHoPusKp ExnIBt9lo2.

Liverpool, February D.--At q
meeting held here to-day, the Msyos
presiding, it was decided TO hold an
exhibition here in 1856, illustEstive
Of navigation, modes of travelling
and commerce. The principal fest
ures will be an exhibit in conpsction
With ship building and shipping in
dustries generally.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
WILL MART THURsDAY.

Indianapolis, Fob. M.-V,ce Prssi-
dent elect Hendricks viii leave here
Thursdsy for Washington. He will
travel in the private car OF President
Garrett, Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
DR.. SPINNEY.
No. II KEARNY STREET.
'rA4s slI Chronic and Special Diseases
YOUNG MEN

4 YOUNG MEN
w nay b. suffering from the sIssSs II
yosi u foiliss OF indiserstion will q ven
~ y 1 thsmsslvss Of this. The Rrsatsss 49,
4yss " attths altar of suffering humanitv.
Df. Atnnsy viii guarantee 70 forfeit 0x6o
Tor eyeSy oass Of Seminal weakness or prf.
ysse 1asass Of any md oF character vkish
% undertakes and ~ 70 cure,
M1DDLE-AGbcD MEN.
Iesss ars maay at the ses Of thisty 10 stx.
" 10 are trouhled With 10 fgeQcsas syae.
sessssa = ths hlAddas, cftsn sseonpanisd
n aiRht srnafting sr bumina ssceagjsn
fpf eyse1epirG Of ths sysssm 10 nspnes
- eAt cezin0t acopuSaf frgs o. e1a6.&.
~ ~ Urinary deposits srspy ~ -
vnI cetsn b found, and somstinss snnN
arsa9asa of slhomsn will appear. o. the e.
W wM Be Of . thin milfish hue. axsia
Sn.n9Ang 70 q dark and tospi1 appSaranse
Ihers are many nsn who dls of ths 6iGeui.
~. iGnoFsnt Of tbs eauss, which q - -
oBd Hea0s a seminal veShnies !. NJ n .Siss
gusnautss psrfset csss : nj - -
and = hssithy restoration Of tks gsuite. Mt
sxy GrgAus.
Oflss Hours--l0 70 4 and 8 70 Q. su.a.v,
from 10 TO II a. =. Consultsticn fra. ~
rOseh examination and aAvies,oS.
III SlgWn. sPaaHEv = q.
assisf ~! II Ksasay y. sss $780,
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

A needle which . Chicago dram,
msr ran INTO bis hand ten yssrs axc
hes Just como out 1t orc side OF biz
fsco. 1t probably spent the LAST sins
years getting through his chssk. -
Philadelphia Call.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

The lxislssnrs win adjourn on the
l6th Of next March. Lot us hope
thst II viii leave he statute Law in
hsttsr form than that in which the
beginning OF the session foand II.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
suLL,vAx sssp - Dlvonrs.

Boston, Fsbssasy A-Mn. Annie
6ullivaa, wife of JOHN u. Sullivaa.
the champion psgilist, has tAEua
suit for . divorce % ths srouisf-5l
erseland sbEsive szssamens md ares,
ssd epnirmsd habits Of intoxiestsos.
Nrs. Sullivsu desires the custody ol
her children, ssd ssks thst Sallivaa's
property, 10 the sxtsnt Of e900ll, b
sttschsd to sScose The support IL hss'
self and childSn.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

First claG, botels have abandoned
the cnstom 0f keeping runners. 1t Is
only those Who have little TO induce
the traveller to 70 10 them or 10 rs'
main when hey 60, that need to
support public nuisance in the
pSssoa Of . runner.
Arisona, Nth her great spa varied
resources; . Territory known Ill ovss
the world, with . name that in syn.
onomoss with gold, needs . Commis
sionsr Of Immigration inst . Iittis
o. first olsss hotel needs . runner.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
-
H. na.f LII ~l..azA - II

Mr.. Browns bill almost makes il .
misdemssaor for man to run for an
Office. 1t is good bill. the purity
Of the ballot boz should he preserved
etc.: but, If We add TO it the proposed
bill reducing official fees, the offsn-
der can escape on the plea Of lunscy :
and sustain the ples BY showing that
be voluntarily accepted . situation
for the purpose of starving his fani-
lv
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

House Bill No. 81, TO prohibit The
~ Of obsosos and sbusive language.
hss pssssd both i,ousss Of the legisla-
tars sd bssn approved BY the Gov.
srnos. This maiss the obscene and
abusivs tslksr lisDls to an sction and
punishment 70 the extent Of . 6ns Of
$50 and imprisonment for 6fty
days. ,
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
cLgyRLAHD's ISAUoURAL.

Albany, Feb. Is Clevsisnds in
susursl address 10 almost completed.
needing only few touches TO com
piets il. II will be short, not over
1900 o. 1900 words. and clearly
defines bis position on public mat
tsrs.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

The propositios, to reduce the ices
Of our public o6issrs mssts with but
little favor: and The absurd project
Of reducing the isss Of an oaicsr dur
ING bin ineuubesey. hes ws bsiisvs.
died Of its ,wu sonstitutional weak
nsss.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

One hundred miners hsvs l,sss
discharged frou The Horn Mlvss
mins sincs tbs csvs. Bat It'll -
1oina sow-b ~ tAa soopaAy.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

Judging IRON the reports in our
sschspgss, and from what ws have
been told sy psFpops recently from
Prescott, the banquet most hsss ssss
. jolly and enjoy able affair. We n,
srss. syery time We hear II mention
Cd, that vs Ssss unable TO be present
We hsvo rssd soms Of the responses
siyso to tossts, and all Of them were
pointed and we'll timed. Tho svsnta
ei the evening will b PLACED b,
many oss among his pleasant msn
0sisA
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
NOTICE OF APYEAL.

San Frsncisco, Feb. 25. The d.
iendept's counsel in the Sharon di
vorce case. 70 day fled . notice o.
appeal from the superior court OF
decree. Judgment, slimony and coun
ell fees.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

The lsd wss blowing bubbles when
be accidentally swallowed some Of
the soapsuds, and hat made bub III.
Whitehall Tunes.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

not.
Hereafter in Nispesota . verdict
Of murder IN The iirst dsgrss, msass
the dsssth psssity TO The srimiasl.
The les.islssnrs have takes away The
alternative penalty.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
EDITORIAL NOTEA.

The Prescott Miner OF the 18th
contains an article hesded, Can
sueh things bet" Without further
comment, We saswss, ssgteialy
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
Ise enters stake The caks" II cold
wsstbsv - Bostois Connsscsal Bsl's
Tin. =

4 ssnius bag invspted stsei hnivsee
whisk viii o.it soN irea Nov
bosssiss hoae he'd ibssah nsss sis'd. !.
Law Yhek Jourpa.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

Z, Qsong Of New York he's %.
seopdsd with 5000 bslonging y
ethsrs. The hssthsn Chimes y ~
Io.sss pseslias Lowsli Couriss.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-17
TRLEGEAPnIC NEWS.

"Wednesday evening a number of fe.
male scholars returning from school at
Oakdale. Penn. were met by three hoyr.
two white and one coIoted, aged about
Is year,, who attacked the girls with
revolvers. All the girls escaped but
Annie X. Mcken,p, IA years old, who
vas sezrd Ay ths young outlaws, ter
sibly assaulted, and thrn lsft lying on
the ground unconscious, where she was
found some hours later by her friends
A posse was ergasixed. aud after long
search the asszilants were run down
and arrested ct Prsmrose. The condi-
zion of ssiss McKemp 10 sesious and u
10 feared that she will not recover. In.
dignatioas rsns high sad slynchiDg 10
freely talked OF. The boys arrested an.
swev the description OF three escaped
prisoners from the Marseuiza Rsforr'A-
cory, f..n ~ ~H'ueI
A meeting Of The personases charged
with reviswiog the caroiines question
appear disposed 70 admit Spaip's soy
ereigpty over the Caroline Islands.
while at the same time deeming Ger.
manys conduct 10 occupying the Island
of Yapi~xrasAIle. iowingi.o the misap'
prvhension which bad existed regarding
the Spanish occupatian- M
In aEosior Of the twenty. 6fth arni
vetslry u Emperor Williams corona
tion a. King OF Prussia. which oeenr,
on January ~, the military anthoritie,
are mskme prr1psfatious tor an origina
pagea,t Ia tbs shape OF a procession
formed ~ the IN ~ who took part in tn
wars of 1864. 1865 aud 1870.
A heavy shock Of earthquake was fel
at Palermo. Italy, Thursday. The DIS
turbance caused ,hree.story house Il
fall. burying it's occupants beneath tn,
debris. Eight corpses have been re
covered from the ruins.
President Grevy has officially an
nounced that he will enter the comm,
contest for the Presidency of France.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-17
Fourth Day-Friday, October 3oth.

FIRST R,CE-Running- $50; free for
all: single d sh of one-quar'er OF mile.
First horse, sl25; second horse, s26.
Second Race e-Running-Purse, $500; free for
all: mile heats; bet three In i've. First
horse, $a0o; second horse, 500.
Third Running Consolation Purse, $50;
singles dash Of three quarters OF mile, for
ali koIses that have contested In the above
races and have not taken any purse. First
horse, Si25; second horse, s25.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-17
r z n A r X 8.

REM A r X g..
Yirxt-In all races, any horse distancing the
aeld win receive only nrst money.
second-No money win be paid to any race
without contest.
Thira-All entries are to be made BY 10
O'Clock the night before the race Is TO be run.
Foarth--In all races, four or more 10 enter.
three or more 10 start.
Fifth National Trotting Association Rules
Ia govern trotting. and Pacific Coast b ood
Horse Association to govern all running races.
Sixth All entries must be directed TO PERD.
RIED. Secretary, Ainnemucca, New.
F.M. FELLOWS, President.
FERD. RIED, Secretary. 81
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-17
Th,ra Day-rhursda,. oeteber:sssh

FIRST RaCE--Runuing-- sc, 500; FREE for
all singh da-h of one an ore quarter II
amile First or. $50; second horse, $50
Second r R.ce--rrotting Z, h rne-s-Purs $500;
free for all; mile heats: be three in five.
First horse, $500; sec nd horse, 500.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-17
THE SILVER STATE.
eUBLISHED EVERY DAY (sUNDAye Ex-
.CEPTED) BY
j. j. Hill Il CO.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
eoe copy. one year By mail .............s .sS 90
3ne copy, six months by mail .......... co
One copy. three months by mail. ...... so
ns'ivarej Nv Carrier. 2S Gents per week
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-17

Unless otherwise specified, the entrance fs
win be Is per cent. OF the purse 70 Dc con
peted for.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-10-17

be6emu wAv-Wcuues0Ay. Uet0U0r zSshs
FIRST RACE-Running - Purse 800; ii gle
da N Of mile; free for an. First horse, $50;
second ho-re $50.
Sc ond Race Trotsing r., r. hayness Pune, SEQ;
AN hor-es that have not beaten three
minutes nrio, IN Sc te her, LIST, 1885; mile
heats; three best in FIVE First horse. $3.50;
second horse, $50.
Third Ra -RuuDing--Pnrse, $3.50; for three
yea oi and ueder one hat "a mile and re-
. at; FREE for al horses raj Il nd owned IN
Nevada. astern OR ig,n and Laho. first
Horse, 500; cond nor e, ESQ.
The Dawson journal., 1885-09-10
Worthy of Your Attention.

While in Perry last week we
visited the office and manufactory
of that well-known and reliable
blood remedy, 0. /. O., and found
box piled upon box on every side
ready for shipment to the numer-
GUS druggists who had ordered it
in large quantities. This is the
Egrandest blood remedy known to
the civilized world. A..purely veg
etable preparation, in the treatment
of every form of bloodand skin
disease it is infallibfe. Tested by
time and administered in thou
sands of stubborn cases, that baf-
fed the skill Of the most eminent
physicians, its efficacy established
beyond question as the sovereign
cure for syphilis, in either of its
three stages, scrofula, ulcer, rhen-
matism, catarrh, white swelling,
pimples, eczema, letter, liberated
sore throat, and every description
of blood taint, hereditary or ac-
quired. If your blood isimpure
from any cause, a cure is now
within your reach. Sold by lead
ing druggists. See change of adj
vertisement in this issue.
The Dawson journal., 1885-09-10
Cross Road Items.

Brim & Brother started to GIN
ming again last Monday.
We are having an abundance Of
damp weather, to the discontinue
of the cotton pickers.
Brim g. Brother would have
gone to ginning in one week af-
ter the fire had the gins arrived
in time.
Mr.. J. M. McLendon has the
finest cane we have seen. 1t is
matured now, and is six feet high.
Rev. G.. G. N. Mcdonnell will
preach at the academy next Sun
day night, the 18th inst.
Miss Matte Balloon, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hugh
Melton, returned home last Satur-
day, and there is now an aching
void in the heart Of one of the
dudes.
Mr.. J. j. McLain's house will
be quite a resort for the young
men not many years hence. His
fourth daughter arrived last Sun
day. We tender our congratula-
tions, while we reckon the men
who have grown daughters tender
their coincidence.
Your reporter took a flying trip
to Fort Valley, Geneva and Sum
ter last week in quest of a gin.
Crops of all kinds along the road
will in no way compare with crops
in this county. l had the pleas
ure Of meeting Mr.. Reed, former
ly Of this place, at Geneva, who
looks as hearty and hale as ever.
Messrs. G.. D. AMI j. Fl. Brim
desire to return many thanks to
all those who assisted them on
the 2Sth of August in trying to
save their gin house and in saving
the numerous bales of cotton that
were there, and more especially to
those kind friends and neighbors
who assisted them the esnuing G
week in rebuilding.
MORE ANON.
The Dawson journal., 1885-09-10

1t is with feelings Of heartfelt
appreciation that | thank the many
friends of mine in Bronwood and
vicinity for their loving kindness
to me and mine during the sick
ness and death of my son. Truly,
as long as life lasts will [ remem-
Der the many loving illustrations
of those who are now very dear to
me; those who in the hct r of a
sad affliction rendered such COM
fort and assistance rs was in their
power. This method, dear friends,
l take to extend to you my heart
felt thanks. Truly,
Z. N. KILLEN.
Bronwood, Sept. 9th, 1855.