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lends up it's initial four trim, pretty, fight green leaves. When once these [, Ire thriftily growing you may be al most sure of your plant.
 like to sow the seed in boxes In the iouse; 1t is so very interesting to watch hem grow It takes such a very littl6 Afpe for the seeds to poke their little yreen promise above the soil, and Sd kery Soon the smiling blooms appear. EkM q good plant for the amateur ts 5egin with, being such slight tax ont fke patience, as few plants admit. When your tiny plants are two inches thigh Transplant into thumbs and pinch al but the top. Going on with the growth, continue the shifting and pinching t processes until they are in four-inch pots, then desist; you will have finely rounded compact little plants which Twill soon be perfect little pyramids of fragrant blooms.
 A convenient and effective way of growing the alyssum is to sow the seed directly in long narrow boxes htted to the window sill and about four Inches deep. Its needs, grown ' thus, will be light, moisture, not to6 { hot q Sunshine, very occasionally weak liquid manure and-room to spread it. self. Given these, it will more than reward you for your care of it by send Ing out, surprisingly soon, a munif- cence of dainty bloom, small and shyIy at hrst as though half afraid of It's first Impression upon you, but waxing stronger and stronger, and sweeter and sweeter, ,suntil you grow to love it m the heartwhole way it's winsome- { ness Reserves. The seed may be sown directly in the border where it is to bloom or it may be transplanted with perfect ease. sown thicl1ly, it makes 2 beautiful edging plant or distinct !lne m ribbon bed. But do not let io RroW too ranl1ly, keep it trimmed ana plnched in, and in place, and if a1ter awhile it is going too much to seea shear it back sharply. It will { tnen spring up to a fresh growth and 2 De ail the lovelier for the seemingly rough treatment. Then in the autumn yoa wlll find around the larger plants sus t,ny four-leaved ones springing up wn1ch s! are just what you want in quan- slsy 1or your window garden. A pretty e1ect is produced by growing the a,yssum in clumps between taller pasnts' It will spread itself out like e2 oval mat and be q mass of bloom.
 sWeet alyssum makes beautiful Dsaeket plant. It should then be
 sncned in less, rather allowed to grow < natural wayward beauty, and spough the branches attain no great teng1h It Is pretty in such a position.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-16
|fN1Y AND BEAUTIFUL
Sweet Alyssum and
 It's Possibilities.
romfort in the House and 8 De- :s.s.* s,nt of Doors-GoDFenient and - Effective Ways of Crow
 ing the Plant.

na,,la f have but one plant either foE
 Sssss8er or the window garden it
 s,,ia be that dainty, honey-seented it1s M darling, sweet alyssum, says Dart sl,s l.4horn in Vick's Magazine. Small
 'ss srarth and bloom, by those who
 ,1as F. see beauty except in dazzle it sgbt be considered insignificantt, but
 ;sl,s real fiower-lover who will not
 enfireiy given over to scarlet ger
 ;,,na and hollyhocIs it possesses q ,a;,tv all it's own. There is such a st;nct individuality about it's dainty azsoms. such an air of good cheer ,a aomfortable adaptability to cir ,rnstances-entirely borne out, too, ! ifs life-such winsome sprightli- Ass and altogether loyableness that it wavs reminds me of bright-faced ,ilaren whenever 1 see it.
 It is the laugh of the flowers. Some
 them preach and some of them pray, K the sweet a1yssum laughs right ,f loald.n The whole border may r...,.,.,, the lilies droop their lovely sads. Bike penitents in prayer" ," the s11as lift their snowy chalices in mute rotest against the whole worlds sc|xedness and the impurity of earth snerally; but the sweet little alyssum nothing daunted by the sermonizing statelier fiowers-will run riot over N ground, screening its impurities .on Sight, filing in chinls with its eautv, caressing the feet of roses and ae alike, and seeming to my errant .ncv to be keeping up running ac- amnaniment of cheerful comment or h undereurrent of perpetual merri- ,ent all the while. Like childhood it 1! irrepre
 The seed of the sweet alyssum, not 9 fine as to be difficult to manage, is at and round, of light brown or tan olor, and stored full of vitality. Plant wenty-five of them in a fine sandy pam. and with ordinary treatment you lay be reasonably sure of as many lants, each one of which will be interest from the first moment it
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-16

Some of the bricks found in Baby lon indicate by the stamps upon their surface an age of at least five thousand years The art of brick making was well developed at that time, for nc bricks are better made than these
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-16
LOVE FINDS A WAY.
It Helped an Impecunious Roard, Out of a Rad De-

heiped an Impecunious Boarder
 Out of Bad Box. !, anu the world laughs with you: ep and you weep alone, plays, siio 'iaau ofsa all ' ue nat Is passed has flown. was Friday evening.
 eep' dank. impenetrable darkness opeu the city with that sense of sn cioseness with which a lea.her-tick hangs over the ban of the porch.
 was not policeman in sight. TT Mi0h < WAC nt IF .<l,.rIx-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-16
PINE BLUEF, ERf<ENSHS

shape or small capbage 6y one df tfas audience in the gallery.
 ''Who threw that9" he howled, an- grily.
 Ut was mel cried voice in the gal lery; but for goodness sake, don't say told you!s'
 This brought down th, house and the singer retired followed by clap ping of hands which his own merits never could have evoked N Y Jour nal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-16
Screws should Re soaDea.

AWoman was about to screw up a - preparatory to sending it by ex- 'zsss She went to the hardware shop z Porchase the necessary implements. :a received valuable hint from the . s who served her: Soap the screws ne said, and they will go into # wood ten times as easily as they
 Q1ld without that.n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-16
THE OLDEST DOLL.
It Is Encrusted with Jewels and Is in a
 Church at Rome.


 Francella A. Hitchcock, in the Dolls Dressmaker, tells an interesting story of the famous Bambino di Ara CoeI, which is far older than our grand mothers or our great-grandmo others for manly generations back t is the old est doll i'll the world, and, if tradition is true, almost as old as the Christian religion, for it is claimed to have been carved out of tree from the Mount of Olives in the time of the apostles, and to have been painted by St. Luke.
 However, be this true or not, it has been in the Eternal City" many hun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-16
been in the

dreds of years, and it is called the Ara Coel Bambino (baby) because the church of that name, one of the oldest and most interesting in Rorac, is it's home
 This church is built on the oitc of a very ancient pagan temple, and it's nave is formed of twenty-two columns, the spells of the ancient buildings, the inscription on the third on the left proving it to have been brought from the palace of the Casars.
 shall never forget the first day we, visited this vast and solemnly pie turesquo cdifice. 1t was just at snn- set, and golden shafts of light illuni- hated the mosaic floor, lighted up the richly gildcd ceiling above and flashed in wondrous brilliancy over the Pre- sepio or manager, where lay the miracu lous Bambino in swaddling clothes, literally erusted over with diamonds, emeralds, rubies, sapphires md other precious stones, while it's neck and wrists were entirely covered with strings of the purest oriental pearls.
 The whole of one of the side ehapels Is devoted to the representation of the birth of Christ. In the foreground is the Virgin Mary lzneeling by the mall ger, with Joseph by her side. while just behind are a life-size OK and ass, and shepherds and kings lSneel neAr in adoration
 A MatUer of Course. Outsider 'eYou Kentuclxians are very proud be- cause you took the first prize on your whisky at the fair, aint yon2" Col Poker-s'Not at all, sir. If we hadn't taken it we would have sued the com missioners and judges for defamation of character. ."-Detroit Free Press.
 Some of the bricks found in Baby lon indicate by the stamps upon their l surface an age of at least five thousand years. The art of brick making was we'll developed at that time, for nc bricks are better made than these.
 Ine alan Wno hould Be Happy.
 He cannot be an unhappy man who has the love and smile of woman to ;, accompany him in every departments of i life. The world may look dark and i cheerless without, enemies may gather in his path, but when he returns to the fireside and feels the tender love of woman he forgets his cares and troubles and is comparatively happy man. He is but half prepared for the 1 journey of life who does not take with him that friend who will forsake him in no emergency, who will divide his : sorrows, increase ais joys, and throw
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-16

-He-eYou told me that you sin cerely hoped for my welfare" She "Oh, no, Mir. Sticks, you misunderstood me. I said I sincerely hoped for your farewell. ."-Harvard Lalnpoon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04

ben 26. RoDem6er miro in Der Oe=
meinOe Meri4 e!rle llnteriuGung ab=
Qebolten iiber oa5 Brojett uno DIE
Statuten elmer 81 bilOenoen 8enoiien=
i6aft fir Nnl00e BON SelDmegen st
Gefin9eu. - 9urb 8rOBb. geI6luB
pom 10. Sob. lit Dem Serrn SSobunll
6aber, Supernumerar Der G~inreglltres
ments= uno SOmdneu=Y . rmaltung. ouf
lein Griuhen, ebreuuolle GItlalung
beDlli9t worOen.
8emei uu9
pom 9. Npp. Gor Der Sibung
tbeilte Serr 8iirgermeiiter Mouiel iol=
9enoe smei Yuntte nit: az SeSiglih
BEG $500 6r. toitenoen @lofenipiels
bate Serr GouiarD aus Gollnar be-
tanntlth Elm S9reiben na6 Surem=
burg 9eIanot, in Dem er in9te, er
Tonne oas Spiel niht gum Iel~tgeNeBten
Sernile abliefern unb miiroe er oas=
ielbe alf Die nd4ite StraBburger gus=
telling ienoen. Serr @uuiaro tanl
oleIer Gage ielbIt mad 2uremburg uno
bate nit Dem S66ffenratb Quseinan=
oerieBunaen. Der 8emeinoeratb be-
I1loB, Serrn Gauiaro su ieineu ein=
9e9an9enen 9erpfli9tungen an;u6al=
Zen unter YorbebGlt Der eoentuel sl
toroernOen GntlAdOigung fir Iihter=
ftlung. 9err SeinB msinte $500
lei fir oas Spiel ni9t bi1reideno.
Serr Seruais bdlt auf Die Grfiilung
Der burb 9errn 6auIaro eiuge9an0e=
men @erpflittungen. b) Sie io9en.
8eriAbnerungs=G ommiiIion bat einen
Seri6t ein9eianot, in welbem lie iugt,
I'M ltdotiiden PART ieleu teinerlei sii-
tige Strau6er.
Gin Streit. gBis %befannt, bate
Der NtAendumsoOrltauo bel 8ele9eu=
belt oes Acknowledgements einen SSeier=
tag bin3nseflibt unter Dem 9~orbebalte,
onB IN Der fOlgenoen WOhe Die iruei
balben trelen Gage uu5fallen iolten.
Vegen oieie 4nOronun9 tonnte per=
ltanotger 9Seiie Nicmano ettuas ein=
lpenoen. anoerer Wleinun9 aber ipa-
rem Die S0iiler Der s~ueiten &ialie Der
Snoultriei1ule. 9lnpronuug bin, 9n-
oronun9 Der, eri6oa es aurf einmal
pon allen Seitell, mir o"6en am Gons
nersta9 Na6mittag in feline S6ule!
Sic p%erlammelten lib Dor 2 llbr auI
DEM GOnititutiOusplag uuo Sr9en na@
&pfell1euer. lleber oieie 9lusi6rei-
tun9en Der Stuoenten Der Snouitrie=
uno 0anoelsihule LAB am -. gtop.
Der Sisciplinar=R atb beiagter 9lnitalt
Su Serlbt. er bei6loB, 9egen Die
Sellnqlenten nit GROCER Strenge pors
Sugeber. Ser grobsre She'll wuroe
auF 8 Gage, einigs auf IA Sage limo
elmer arlf einen Monat aus Der 4nitalt
entfernt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04

lere Citation %Soalnptou, ipelde brei Weilert
BON Diem &rier oil Der 6bico9o Wreot 9Seiterii
Ntlellbdbn lte8t. 0ielelbe bat ;lpei l60ue
potels, ooS pes Nerrn Batting llnb ooS bss
Serrn q. D. Solpb, wel0e mir beioe eu,piebs
len molleli. Iu6 babelt mir sipei Stores
III ipel9e1 Die @errn Sobaln Gelielb unb
Veter GloreS, ipel6e mie inie ere ob9enannten
Soteliere, beioe quite DtitSlieber u~uierer @ez
metoe pom NelD @rier limb. llniere 8irtbe
ISM. Siebel uitb aoam 9Seiler iorgen in
paier,ber Neiie baiiir bab Iientano am
Surlte itirbt, mGbrero in %uriercr S6mieoes
uho pa9ellwertitatte, bic @ebriioer Siiliens
reio ole etltI6lG9i9en QrbeIter oui oos Bette
perrt6tet. = God bari t6 nift per9eiielt
has Eager Don aderbalmalGienen ilit6 oeS
ei'enmaarenitoreS bes {oerrll Bbilipp Soiiil9
III erpdbnell, welder NrGlibent WllereS bent
i1eil, tatbolii6eu ct. Nifolaus Tereils
BON ytelp Srier lit. Sin auoerer braper 6os
tbolit 1T Serr Gorlelius laleibeil, pel9er
II, letlten ool;9eb0iteu ullo III ieiuem Dt0.
belitore ale elnl6ld9i9en Qrttfel aui oas
Slul9lte l~teIert. - Utit ber,lshem 0ruBe
Sbr ergebeniter
NbouHeut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
Saar, WaIel, Giiel nno 9unsri6.

Srier. Ser bo6fpiiroiglte Serr
SiI4of &Orum bat jill ieinem Saplan
uno Gebeimletretdr porldufig ben
Sltern 1891 sum Yrieiter seweibten
&aplan Serrn Sobam Wartin 81
9OblenS=5t. GATOR ernannt.
Saarbriife n. Sor 9ur,em
6ielten GeoemptDrilten In Son, cine
Ill. Miilipn ab; es mar oieies Die erlte
III. Miilton bon &eoemptoriiten auf
preuBii9em 8ebiete na6 benz betann-
ten Sunoesratbsbei6uB; Die rSaar-
briifen 3t9 3, Die 10 oft als Sprad-
organ bes e~pangeliIhen Sunoes uno
oes 4lttdtboliSismus bent. Die iia
aber nit @orlIebe audi nit tatbolii6en
Sinoen belAditi9t, b~elouoers tuenn lie
oupou gar ni6ts perltebt, nennt bic
Nbbaltung oieier bl. WtiiliOu - ,Sr.
oensnieoerlanung".
Neuntir6en. 9luf Grube Be.
den Oerungliifte Der Derbeiratbste
Ser9munn Sarl 8ilntber bon bier
our1 undergraduates 8eltein oerart,
oaB Der Soo iOfort eintrat.
abe d.. SIN Dem 8arten oes
glderer SObanu SeiOinger ltebt ein
Sirnbaum, Der in oielem Sabre iehs.
%unoSpau5ig Gentner IOsenannte @en.
oelabirneg 9ctra9en bat. S6on cine
Heibe bon ,Sabren bin0urh hat lib Oies
ier Baum bur1 leinen relbsu grtra9
belOuoers aus9eSel0net.
Nittel. Su ben leBten Saaen
lino sinem bieligen GinwOhner. Dem
0irteu Better S6il, 800 Mart aus
einem peri4lplienen Shrante seitOblsn
| Woroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
Was Dem lbrisen Grubber,ostbum

Sbertorn 4. Tpp. Surh
SerunterIaleu zines Miuettbludes IN
Der alf bleiiaem Sanne ~aeleeeneu 8rube
Der 6elelidaft gelpaur=O bertorn iii
aeltern Der bier wohnbaite 23iQbriae
Ser9mann 6briitian Suri6eio oerartig
oerleBt lporoen, baB er sleit uabber
ltarb. Sein Wtitarbsiter Spbann Ssrie=
finger, geb. gu Senningen, welter bon
Dem berunterfdlenbeu ylpd ebeniaQs
getrofen wuroe, erlitt einen linten
Mrmbrud loiuie SerleBun9en am linz
ten Sein, 10 oaB CT fur ldusere 3eit
arbeitsunfdbig lit.
S6ifflingen. Der Bidder nno
Sanoelsmann Nltolas Gf aus Sao=
Wpnoorf gebiirtig. luelder Dor turser
3eit bier lib oes betriiaeriiben Sante=
rptts ihuloig gsmatt bate uno oarauf
p~eroultete, lit in S%ieoenbOIen, Id er I'll
Dem Safer Saguerre in Sienit aetreten
mar. perhaItet uno III bas @eiangniB
nab gleB abSefiibrt wOrosn.
Sn Shbelingen iiuo unter Der
ACKNOWLEDGING oes betrii9eriiben 9uut=
rptts, louie oes 9altens elmer lln,ubt=
little Die Gbelente gltmann Yuoion
Don Der SOli;ei perhaftet urlo i'm @e=
Idn9niB Su Suremburs mtergebra1t
luor0en.
&0rih. 3. Nop. Serr Nif. Sent
gen gebiirt,s aus SDri6, lit oieie 9Spbe
luleoer nab gmerita abgsreiit. Gr
mar opr einigen MDnaten aui 9eIu1
8etommeu. Mit ibm reilte ,ein Bril-
Der Nnton nit 6amilie.
sob beio, 9. Nob. llniere
Ortlhaft lit nun aud nit Dem Seize
pbpnncBe oerbunoen uno Uuroe Die
Serltellun9 Der Seitung. nelhe oieie
9SpAe crit b%esOnnen muroe. audi i6pn
ge'tern beenoigt uno iomit Der NnialuB
al oas S%elepbonneg ber9eiiellt.
Sn &emid fano am IL. gtupcm-
Der Die GermGblung oes Serrn &ictpr
Nieoer nit SRI. Wargaretba Meper
aus Staotbreolmus unter grpbem
Nompe ltatt. Sic population in Der
STRIDE Duroe bonn bofw. Srn. Nic.
@toes Yiarrsr in Serburs uOrsenom-
men.
Sei Den NJ g.. Hpp. in Seloe=
lill9en itattQfunoenen 6emeinoepa6leu
9ing Sr. Siper als Sieaer 6erppr.
81 einem Sip batten lib 4 GanOipatsll
9emeloet.
Sn Seuoettnaen nuroe Die
NbenolAule nit nabe 80 S4ilern er=
Dnnet.
Son Der Sauer. gu Meiierid
beliBt Elm Mauu IL Sobue uno cine
SUhter. GnOe OCTOBER nun aerietber
ole srpei Gltelten ipeqsn Samilienanae-
l~e9enbeiten in STREET., iuobei Der Srpeitt
lelnen lltereu SruDer erliah. Sel
Sb1ter 1T III Sait.-@ele9entlih be,
&irmes 81 @ilsem puros eiui9en Mtll-
~litanten bon @elibbilig bel sinen,
Ansilug nab 8ilsem 4bsnos bsim
9tabbauIeseben arg mitgeipielt. Sc
marp bon GilSem ieBte Den Seuter
nab uno i6lus osren swei oerart, oaf
lie blutiiberltrOmt Suiammenbra1en.
sells, IL. Nop. Ser yeioenba6er.
boz, gl9entbum pes Serrn 8rafeu por
Sunplltein gu Yaris. wuroe am Sieusa
tag, ben &. NOo., bier I'M SAFE Mi6ae
Sil9er burb bas Amt bes Nptars Srn
gomuno S~eloenitein aus gels Diient
lib perltei9ert. Der Spf wuroe Den
Serrn Aopptaten Srincour ans 2urem
burg gum Preiie BON 5000 suse
ldlaSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
GprreIponoen] aus WcW 3rter,
90ian., unD MmaeaeaS.
&ampton, Winu., ben 20. Nop.

Sampton, Mtlilu., ben 20. Nop.
0ertber Ser @pnier!
Sie Seier oes patro;iniumS Der bieii9eu
@emeiIoe murOe nit eilem boblt ieierll6er
Gsuiten0mte am Sonuta9 ben II, A{op sr6ii,
net. glm gltare iuu0irte Der bo6m. Sery
4iarrer SatobS pou %ermiuiou. %aililtirt uou
ben bobw. Serrn Seller pom Douglas nnN
ii3 bae Sen 81 elmer erwnerHh9sIe'er an eI'
erlten sage Don Ntp Stssr, luebst l'0 n5s,
iImmentbaten nm oem 9errn iir aasS erbNl
tene CSute 81 oantelI.
GrlaWDsu sic mir nod eiW 2SOrt iiber III
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-24

Geo. A. Baker has been legally made
agent for the Cation City Deep Down
Mining Co.
A contract has been let on the Aztec
mine at Plnos Altos to Nolan, Husband
and others to run the tunnel 20 feet
north and then make an upraise TO the
old workings. Work was begun yester-
day.
Says the Chieftain: "The closing
down Of the RIO Grande smelter was on
account Of the lack OF dry silver ores
The district that on May /, 1853, sup.
piled about 1000 tons on May /, 1894,
supplied less than 400 tons"
The Golden Giant is becoming a first
class, profitable mine under the energetic
management Of Tom Holman, who has
the property under lease. Last Tuesday
he shipped a carload Of concentrates to
the sampling works at Deming. Coco
pay ore is being steadily taken out.
AT Mogollon the only property at worl
is the steady old standby, the Maud S
company; lack Of water having forced
the others to suspend work. The min.
ing work at present being carried on by
this company consists chiefly Of surface
work on the Maud s. and Silver Link
mines.
On Mineral creek the work OF renew.
ing the Sheridan mill has just been
finished, and this mill is now in better
condition than 1t ever was before. It il
ready to begin dropping its full ffteer
stamps as soon an the rains come anC
give water enough to operate with. Tn,
cable tram is IN good working order
There are 500 tons OF ore in the bins a
the mill and the head Of the tram. The
Little Fannie mine is in good ore, an'
all that is needed to enable the propert,
to start up with a large force Of men i
for rain to come.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-24

their elephantine cousins Of Deming
which is to take place on Aug. g. The
game next Sunday will be for a keg Of
beer, to be paid for by the losing side
The game between the Doming and sil.
yer City heavyweights will he played at
Deming and the losers will have to pay
for the winners expenses, a key Of beer
and the cigars; besides which any men,
Der on either side who fails TO reach
third base will be obliged to look on, dry
and thirsty, while his more successful
friends will drink to his future better
play in foaming fiagons Of Anheuser.
Pity the sorrows Of OF a poor fat man
who oan'trun to third basel This will be
the first Of three games between the two
towns.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-24
Fort Bayard Items.

Col. Bliss is in Denver.
The paymaster arrived yesterday and
paid of the two troops Of cavalry left
here.
1t is thought likely that the Twenty
fourth Infantry will return here about
next Sunday from Trinidad and Ration,
and that they will be paid of here on
their return, but nothing definite is
known yet.
Troop B, First cavalry, left the post Oh
Saturday on a practice march. They
camped at Santa Rita last night and,
after going to Georgetown returned
through the mountains to the fort on
Sunday afternoon.
On Saturday evening several couples
drove over to Ernest's, and danced and
eat spring chickens till the wee, sma.
hours. A shower Of rain did not inter
fere in the least with the party; and
those who got wet danced themselves
dry.
Miss Hazel Black, ohe Of the prettiest
and most charming young ladies that it
has ever been Fort Bayard's good fortune
to have as a visitor left on yesterday
morning's train for her home in the
northwest. A strong detachment Of
cavalry accompanied the young lady al
far as Deming; an escort Of infantry il
expected to see her safely from Trinidad
to Denver. "Good bye, Hazel. God
bless YOU
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-24
Mortgage Sale.

Notice is hereby given that whereas s. II
IN Porter, j.. Mclean, j.. IL. YanPelt and
n. a. KILLER, on the eighth day of November,
A. d., 1893, did convey to the undersigned By
deed, The following described property tOWit
one boiler and engine and fixtures and one
three aud a half foot Huntington mill one as
say outht, etc IN other words gold milling out
nc on Gold Gulch Creek about one mile or mile
and n half up the canyon from the water tank
on the Silver City and Northern railroad, In the
County Of Grant aud Territory Of New Mexico.
In trust however to secure the payment Of a GER
tain prOmissofy note therein described Ia 1.-The
sum OF one thousand one hundred and one dol
lars and ten cents due and payable I've months
thereafter together with interest at the rate of
eight per cent per annum. And whereas the
said note Is now long past due nj remaina
wholly unpaid. Now therefore IN consideration
OF the premises 1 the undersimed hereby give
public notice that ] VIII offer Tor sale aud sell
the above described property 90 conveyed to me
by said deed or 30 much thereof as may be
necessary 10 pay said indebtedness, Interest and
the costs Of these proceedings, at public Yendue
10 the highest and best bidder FOR cash. The
said sale viii be made &C the min above de-
seribed on Tuesday, July 2lth, 1884,, between
theIhOurs Of 10 O'clock In the forenoon aud I'VE
O'Clock In the afternoon, and az or near the
hour Of ~ o'clock Of said day.
". o. OWEN, Jr.
72t Mortgage.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-24

The FIRST baseball match between Silver
City and Central resulted IN a win for
the former by II to Is runs. Both clubs
need practice. Tbs return match
between the two places was played here
on Sunday, 21nd inst when the Silver
CITY boys we're again victorious by 20
runs to %. THIS victory has awakened
such a strong interest in the game that
a team Of TAT men GOO Founders and up
wards) has been organized, and any day
you may see stald and sober citizens Of
225, $40 lbs, and 80 on industriously and
pantingly walking over the rookIest hills
they can find so as to get into hard,
springy condition (about 30
pounds weight. This again has
raised the animosity Of the
heather weights, who say they can beat
their fat bretheren without any training
down at all, and meanwhile they slap the
big men on the back to harden their
hands) and talk necessarily and v%ahantly
OF what they are going to do next Sun.
day, when this battle Of the giants and
the dwarfs il 10 take place. The fat men
talk back again-long and loudly-(tc
get their wind Ia order) but really despise
their little antagonists and hold them.
selves ready for the great battle with