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Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-24

LAST December United States five twenty
bonds were quoted in the London market at 74s
They are now quoted at s32. This improvement
in our credit abroad is due to the honesty of the
Republican party. The faith of the nation is
pledged to the payment of its bonds in gold, and
there is an end Of the financial quackery which
has been practced during the last two wears.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-24

RAMIE.-A new textile plant called ramie is
attracting considerable attention from farmers,
especially those of the Southern States A
number of plantations in Louisiana and Missis-
sppi are devoted to its culture this year instead
of cotton. Rame belongs to the nettle family
the lint or fibre used for cloth is the inside bar
obtained, as flax is, by breaking or otherwise
getting rid of the stalk. 1t yields two or three
times as much as cotton per acre and requires
less cultivation. 1t does not give cloth as
smooth TO the touch rs cotton but for all outside
clothing, and especially for musins it is said to
De superior to cotton or linen and to last a LONG
time. AT present the raw material sells in Lon-
don for sixty cents pound. Among other adj
vantages claimed for it, it can be harvested and
handled by machinery and the cultivator need
only obtain cuttings to engage in its production.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-24

A WASHINGTON dispatch to San Francisco
paper states that L. NJ. Foulke, of Siskiyou, will
undoubtedly receive the appointment of Postal
Agent for this State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-24

DoSArIos.-Horace Halves has made an
otuer oonaoon 10 the public school in Redwood
City of 50 500, to be applied to the erection OF
gymnasium. Halves has, up to ;he present time
donated 81 500 TO this school.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-24

WARLIKE.-The belief exists at Washington
that the President has demanded instant and full
satisfaction for insults and injuries from the
Spanish government of Cuba, end tha. war will
Immediately follow if his demands are aot COM
piled with. Three irou-clads laid I'D near Phil
aaelphia have been ordered to get ready for sea
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-24

lsDIAN FIGHT IN HuMBoLDr.-We learn from
the Humboldt Times that shortly after the attack
upon Mrs Bowman and her family, on Eel river.
above Camp Grant, party of three soldiers and
some friendly Indians came upon small band
of hostile redskins somewhere in the neicbbor-
mood oil Larrabee creek. The latter were So.
creted in the brush, and the Only way to dis
lodge them was BY charging upon their hiding
place. Inns was accordingly determined upon,
one OF tue soldiers leading the charge When
the attacking party approached sufficiently near,
the hidden enemy opened upon them, where.
upon the Indian allies and two of the soldiers
laced about and fed. The poor fellow who led
the attack was thus left to contend single-handed
with the foe; and became an easy victim TO the
red devils he was rushing upon. The name Of
me brave but unfortunate soldier is not Given
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-24

GOVERNOR OF WAsKiNGToS.-Hon.A Alvan Flan-
ders, at present Delegate in Congress from
Washington Territory, has been appointed BY
President Grant, Governor of the same. He
was resident of California for some time, and
once occupied a seat in the California Assembly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-24

New PArER.-We have received the first num-
Der of the Northern Enterprise Successor of the
Courant and Caucasian, published at Chicago.
by W. \. DE Haven. 1t is Independent in poll
tics, and devoted to the industrial interest of
the Sacramento valley and Northern California. y
May it meet with Success
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-24

PIMpLEs, BLorcHEs and roughness of the skin
generally arise from depraved or vitiated hu-
mors. Bristol's Sarsaparilla is the best of all
known purifiers of the blood and humors. This
unfaiing detergent neutralizes the poison and
occasional doses of Bristols Sugar-coated Pills.
taken at same time, purge out the unhealthy se-
cretions, insurng smooth. white, soft skin.
5s4
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ii iARRIED.

At the residence of the brides father, near
Utica, Michigan, March ID, Mr.. STEPHEN D.
ADAMS formerly resident of Trinity county /,
10 Miss MARY E. CHAPLAIN.
At Mllville, Shasta county, April sth, W. T.
TAYLOR to S. a. ADAMS
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Notice to the Public.

r HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT
l from and after this date will not be respon
sible for any debts not of my own contracting.
Weaverville, March 3lst, 1869.
l3-lv GEORGE HINDLEY.
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DIED.

DIED.
At Weaverville, April Goth, ALEXANDER G.
BKxSErT formerly of Mineral Point, Wisconsin,
aged p years.
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RED BLUFF.
PHOTOGRAPHY.

IENHE UNDERSIGNED HAS CONCLUDED TO
i remain in Weaverville few days longer.
Persons desirous of haying Pictures taken and
finished in the most approved style of the Pho
tographic art invited to call early, as he will
positively remain but short time.
J. %. WELSH,
Az Gates Building, Court sEssA
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YES, EvERywHERE.-In her bathroom in her
drawing room, in her boudoir, in her carriage,
at the ball or opera, on the promenade, every
where, lady requires as the extreme of refined
enjoyment and fashionable luxury the fragrant
aroma of the genuine Murray l. Lanman's Flor
ida Water.
ng-As there are worthless counterfeits al
ways ask for the Florida Water prepared by the
proprietors, Lanman Kemp, New York. 55s
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-24

BORN.
At Weaverville, April 10th, to the wife of
John Hanlon . son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-24
Wsekly Grinity ynurnal.
Weaverville, Saturday, ApriI24, 1869.

IL: r. FISHER, go and FL New Mer.
Sants Excnanse Is our only authorized Agent in San
FRANCISCO For Eastern advertising Mr. FIsER l. renre
eehted oy s. NJ PETTIxGIL Co. Of New York and J,osnp
New York Agency.-Ifrpsos 4 Mryg7 Al
& row. are our only authorized Agents in New York
All aovertsng favors forwarded through their Agen-
ey viii receive prompt attention. -'e0'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-24
PAIN KILLER!
TIE GREAT
Family Medicine Of the Age !!

Taken Internally, it Cures
Dysentery. Cholera, Darrh@a,
Cramp and Pain in the Stomach,
Bowel Complaints, Painters Collie,
Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
Sore Throat, Sudden Colds,
Coughs, &C., &c.
Used Externally, It Cures
Boils, Felons, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Old
Sores, Sprains, Toothache, Neuralgia,
Pain in the Face, Rheumatism,
Frosted Feet
l3-4w &c, &c.
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Probate Court.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF TIE COUNTY OF TRIM
A IrY STATE OF CALIFORNIA. IN THE MATTER
A,UF THE ESTATE OF MOSES GUM, Deceased:
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p. GsEsslsAv, M1sx., Nay 10, 1869.
EDl1oH JouIxAL.-This region west Of
tho Biz Woods y rapidly becoming any
thing but . ''hovling wilderness" and Gun
inhabitable swasts." ~ eer4ain st. Paul p.-
pers and persons intimate. The St. Paul
and Pacific Railroad 10 being constructed
through this ''waste" in manner showing
tho early completion Of tho road to the
western boundary Of the State. Laborers
are engaged in "ballastine'' the track b
tween Grow River Station and Smith Lake.
The grading bst1ssn Smith Lake and tho
''big prairie" 10 nearly completed and
ready for the rails. Workmen ore srsdine
tho prsiris vest Of the weeds towards the
new tovs Of LitehAsld. in Sec. IL, +. 119,
r. 81, and engineers ass surveying tho
route vet efLitehheld. Passenger trains
will ssoa run to Smith Lake.
Actual settlers are lsst taking the Va
esat government lands in this Land Dis-
triet. Tho "wolves," the ''rats," the
'''treeless vaste.'"' mono Of Gov. Marshalrs
bsg bssrs have any terrors for the pioneer
sssking hone in Minnesota. Ii.
The removal Of Hon. Henry Hill, Receiv-
q Of the Greenlesf Land Office. is received
here with almost universal regret, without
regard to political Affiliations. nis homes
y, sppiicstion TO- Office duties, his ability,
geasrosisy and kindness, oil commend him
"A. those who know him. Capt. CD. Bra
-, his successor. kas not appeared here
a. Jet. -
The farmers of this section are not max
ing the Wheat crop 50 much Of specially
a heretofore, but are sowing q greater
breadth Of other grain. Attention is be-
ing drawn 70 the importance and feasibility
Of stock raising.
The Touring mill owned by Hon. Dana
E. King, located 1t this place, is running
with head Of water promising abundant
power for the year. ...,.. G. L. O.,
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From July /, 1869, to June 80, 1870, to
tho troops ct :..'-' - -
Fort Abercrembie, D. T., two conps-:
MES. \
= Fort w,dsworth, D. T., two companies.
! Fort Ripley, MIMI, one company.
Fort Smelling, Mimi. one cempauy.
The beef to DO Of good marketable quail.
ity, in equal proportions Of fore and hind
quarters. (necks, shanks and kidney tallow
20 DO excluded, and delivered At the posts
named, in such quantities and at such
times 10 may be required.
The neoks Of the cattle slaughtered un-
der this agreement shsll 10 cut of a. the
fourth 70, tebral oint, and the breast trim
med down. The shsnks of fore quarters
shall 10 cut OF from three to four inches
above the knee joint, aud of hind quar,er
from six, TO eight inches above the ga,nbrel
or hook joint.
Bids may be msde for furnishing the
beef a. any Of or At oil Of tho posts above
named. 49,. ".'' .
Bids from firm must specify tho names
and address Of each memter thereof. Bid.
ders should be present to respond to the,l
bids: Hp:ir n"%-;. =, ,i:sL;..l'
Each bid, to secure moderation, mus,
contain 8 written guarantee (similar to thu
one required ~ my advertisement o.
Marsh 6Ih, for beef cattle. from two re.
sponsibls Pastiss:for tho faithful perform.
ance Of tho contract, If awarded.
rs The right 10 rsssrvsd:to reject any or al
bids offered. - t."' G. :.&~r.f-;.<4
| Payment to be made monthly. In sucl
funds ii may be Oh hand; II none on hand
lte b. made a. sqan - received: a9sooc
Proposals must b endorsed distinctly
"Proposals for fresh beef" and addressed
to the undersigned.
| J. H. GILMAN.
itsaSs} 6uz Bvt. IT. Col. and C!Ss.
may20-3w Chief G. s., Dept. Dakots
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SUPER|i'FINE FLOUR,
" $4,000 worth of
SOUND TOBACCO.

The same vii, be subject to inspection
by the undersigned, and if not furnished
in accordance with this advertisement will
be rejected, and purchase made in open
mnrket at the; expense of tho contractor.
l., The bids must state the price per barrel
for Flour, and per pound for Tobacco.
Bidders must give their. full name and
Posi- Office address in each bid.
All bids must be accompanied by q writ
ION guarantee in the following form, viz :
We. --, and each Of us, of the
county Of -, State Of --, do here,
by agree that - is able to fulfil coz.
tract ip accordance with this proposition.
and that should this proposition be accept
ed he will ct once enter into . contract in
accordance Herewith. Should q contract
he awarded him We are prepared to hecome
his s1reties. - -. ~
Signed by two responsible persons, whose
responsibility must DO vouched for by q
certificate Of tho Clerk Of tho District
Court or tho q. s. District Attorney.
Tho undersigned reserves tho right to
increase or diminish the quantity Of each
article, and to reject any and al bids if
deemed unreasonable.
Bidders must be prepared to carry their
contract into effect Immediately after the
award is made.
c. T. BROWN.
my20-td q. s. Indian Agent.
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- :..s szfss 1s t %! !l 1oi r.
DIAl 's,a.-Rokai r..l veskj - h...
bsen using your Plantation Biltsrs. For
ners than four. nonshsp.st 4 .h.ys beer
suffering FROM Nhg ~ doctor sssn was
nervous prostitution, being unable 10 en-
durs hardly any physical o. sne1tal labor
without great fatigue. But had not used
the Bitters week before ! was ,couseio,u
Of their benefiting me as nothing else lad,
and l have continued 70 gain very rapidly
since, till now am able TO DO about my
usual household duties. To all who, are
afflicted with general debility cam TESTIFY
from experience that the Bitters are inval-
liable. Yours, truly,
MARGARET B. STONE. =
Magnolia Watsr-supcrior to tho bes
imported German, Cologne, and sold 1t
hslfths price. - rg..s ,..,r.... .
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4oa0's IxDnH Roo1 Puzs-We give yeu in this
Medicine the result of lifetime of study and trial
before this Medicine all others are but nostrums.
They are made from dmple Roots, and are the best
medicine in the world for s Bilious diseases Female
irregularities, Headaches, Indigestion, Liver Com
plsint:, &c. They purify tho blood, remove all OBJ
AID perfectly and safe in their operation,
We ask you to use them because We know their viE
tuAs. Trial IL the Tombstone BY which to prove
them worthy. Use Morse's Indian Root Pills. For
sale by all Dealers. apr29-2m
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CLOSING on. --Sse Joseph Brokers'
closing ;sat advertisement. He intends to
sell q osst, Or viii dispose Of his whole
stock intthe bulk. Mr.. Brokers' goods are
all dssilsbls, and :. The prices offered ore
great bars.ias. DO il In earnest .bou,
closing OF md quitting the business, and
in order q dispose Of Iii stock will giv<
such figures q must y, az sfAstory to pur.
ch.,srs. = Iood epponaxisysi offered To-
any ono xht wopld nk.se seesre . gooa
stand RI trads q Mn p VIII sell hi
Who'll, ssiatliab nsnt very love-
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IT'S TauE, 'ts pity. pity Ills true" that mankind
will pass by upheedsd the warning symptoms OF d:.
sesso AID neglect ~ remedies to rest health until
disease has 90 far advanced that 10 often Impossible
to obtasn relief. We have been shown the formula
Of idnn. Mountain Herb pile and believe them ~
be the best aud simplest of medicines for Bilious dis
orders, Liver Complaints, Female Irregularities &C.
They arc prepared with great caution and will save
many q Doctors bill II used In time. Al au universal
family medicine, they unsurpassed. Give the
Herb Pulls fair trial and ~ warrant Won
will never be without them. Sold by all dealers. :,
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OFFICE OF THE U. 8. INDIAN AGENT, !
CAss Co., MIMI, May ID, 1869. !
OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived at this office until JUNE IL, 1869
at IL o'clock NJ, for furnishing the follow
in: articles. to be delivered at Sank Rap
ids, Minnesota, at such times and in such
quantities Is may be required by the I'M
dersigned:
Sligo Iron, Of various sizes. per pound.
Cast Steel, Of various sizes, per pound:
Horse Shoes. per pound.
Horse Nails, per pound.
Borax, per pound.
Grindstones, per pound.
Manila Rope: -
Axes and Handles.
. Plantation Hoes.
! HayinE Tools Of all kinds.
Gun Tubes and different parts Of Locks.
Files, different kinds and sizes.
Planes Of different sizes.
Nails and Glass. -, ...:
Lard Oil, per gallon. '~
Rubber Betting and Packing.
Lace Leather.
Pitch and Oakum. =
Cow Bells and Straps. $50
OK Yokes and Bows.
shovels aud Spades.
Butts and Screws
Camp Kettles.
Log Chains.
;! Oats. per bushel of thirty-two pounds.
Proposals will also be received at the
same time and place for the
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h1.NF &" Ut: -, ~. ..SIt 1...>
stock Of tho best varieties Of strawberry
plants, which I will sell by the hundred or
thousand At less than Minneapolis prices
Call 1t my farm near Sank River.
(T~ - ,<I.-i ALBERTSMITH.
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TRANSPORTATION

TRAN,,S,PoRTAT1ON
Of the above articles, and any other goods
that may be required, to the place Of dis
tribution.
Bidders will state the price per hundred
pounds zone hundred miles.
All goods to be transported in covered
Wagons at the risk of the contractor.
AL proposals will be accompanied by
two responsible names, who will signify by
their lendo, sement thereon that they: are
willing to become sureties for the faithful
performance of the contract.
Bidders must be prepared to execute a
good and sufficient bond, to b approved
by the undersigned, for the faithful per-
fotinance of5Euheir contract Immediately
upon being notified of the acceptance Of
I their bids. '7';'> y, - ~ II
The undersigned reserves the right to
reject any and all bids if deemed unreason-
| able.
:, Proposals. must, be endorsed "Proposals
for Goods; Or ''ProposAls for Transports
'''''' 49, &. T. BROWN,
2 may29.tdr q. s. Indian Agent.
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The best lines Of domestics and white,
goods at Plckit l. Abbott's. Low prices
and cash sales place this Establishment at
the head Of the pile for favor with pur-
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% 49,
MARRIEO %.

At tho Presbyterian Church. this morn,
ing. by Rev. ~. Campbell, .M5 ANDRtw
I1nsnx- Ito, Ml0 Mar OL1ss1S :. both Of
this city.
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. L1rs InsuRAxcs AoEnr WAxrsD.-One
Of the Old, substantial and most reliable
Life Companies Of New York, 10 in want
Of An Agent At st. Cloud, to work that Sec
ton Of Minnesota. Address, ''Lifs Insu,.
snce,," Box 8OO6, P. o. New York: s3s-
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IN jIiioaann nAxDvvxsS s = sHoS =:
,A "A =. H3.%N Il

The removal Of The Arm Of G. +. L W.
Powell to their handsome and eommodious
new brick block, on The eornst " 81. Ger
main street and jefferson Avenue, leads .us
10 give : 5btief outline! y !thsar history.
which ID CLOSELY identified with that Of The
town. They came herr, = AuSH,s, ll96e,
with = very small stock Of stoves and tin
ware. By industry, enterprise. 2snsrry
and strictly honorable dealing they have
steadily increased their business until now
they have . store and stock which would
bs . credit to any city in tho Northwest.
Last yssr, with J. G. / h. 9. Burbank,
they built . aas brick bloek, 6ox86 feet,
to which ~ have just referred. The
Msssrs. Powell occupy three floors. On
the Arst they have stored their nails, glass,
woodsnvars, rope, stoves. hollowware, &c..
including everything in this department
that can bs called for, and al arranged in
tho most systematic manner. - e.
On tho next floor they have bar iron Of
oil kinds and sizes. blacksmiths' tools, Gee
advertisement in this issue,) and q: stock
Of shelf hardware complete throughout.
Nothing seems 10 b lacking, and they in
tend that nothing ever needed in this mar
ket shall be. On tho third floor is heavy
supply Of wagon stuff and agricultural i'm.
plemsnts. Here 10: also their department
for manufacturing all kinds Of tin.' sheet
iron and copper ware, and their packing
room for wholesaliug tinwars. ::
The freight bills Of this firm show that
they have received already this spr,ng SEP
enty tons Of goods, and large portion Of
thcir stock is still on the way. A heavy
invoice of stoves will be here in few days.
Seeing the crowded condition of their sales
rooms.-farmers, settlers and others max
ing purchases Of 500 and upwards-we.
could not be surprised at these figures. -
, Everything connected with the store is
arranged so perfectly that goods arr: han
died with wonderful rapidity and ease, and
in passing throug Oh the building and look.
ing over the stock we could not but feel
local pride in having SO extensive and COM
plete an establishment. As the Messrs.
Powell buy for cash, they are able to give
figures to purchasers, whether for large or
small amounts, such as cannot be; offered
by any other house in Northern Minnesota.
We would advise ell who have need Of any
thing in the lines Of goods mentioned, 70
call at the s'Pioneer Hardware store,''' and
sec aud inquire to their own: satisfaction.
:.
Destructive FIRE.: AT LITTLE
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: Rrxznsr,-'Th ~ The s''I latest sty,er Of
dress goods can be bought a. the '.Rsgula-
tor..''' Pickit / Abbott always keep ,up
Piled with the finest patterns the Eastern
markets Afford. :-G:.F .~. - -. a., :: e~:.
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1oCAIl::: r NHwS
. n. ...li ,.ae''.tI''y ''s'''' ~ =

v~ n. sssli esaess( fully r'qss's ~ =
i yGa@ s,ss cad stAses visAias say s'ss y
IA printing. to cell cad sss~tas 'sr
xs.a,i, ...pek Of New Material, s's''e'''e .
rem tie ss.s, Isjbrs sssss"s to IT, <'' "
, .;., .....a.,.. orr JOB ofe' - 40" '"'
.,.1. b..,;. IA. State, snd vs % work which
y. will guarantee to b satiafaetery, stSalns
Paul pricos.
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THOSE Who Desire Brilihncyy Of Completion mus,
purify and enrich tho bloSd, witch Helnbolds nCon
esntFated Extract Of 6azssparilla Invariably Don.
Al tor aelmbo16't.' Take ~ other.
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"A, BsxzDlc1.-Mr. John Crunmsse r.
tu1.sd last week from trip East accom-
paaisd BY . partner for life. He. has r.
osivsd the congratulations Of his many
his1ds On Ais seaside course and good
fortune.
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A Soldier and Ten Horse. Rur>.d 70
Death. ::

a:,:....t, L1rrIz Falls. Nay 18th, 1869.
!: EDlrox JouRnAl.-Ths fire that OCCUR
red in this place last night, burned the no.
ssl barn Of Peter Roy, and barn directly
ssress the street 70 The: south, which was
occupied ~ the stage Company, besides
some small out buildings. The Stage Com
pany lost nix horses, and Whatever else was
in the barn; - nothing was saved. In the
hotel bara were four horses; two owned by
Peter Roy, the landlord, who. also host 4
wagon, sleigh and various other things !;
one horse owned BY VIM. Horn, who was
putting up for the night, and Who also lost
his harness and buggy; the other horse
WAS stallion, called "Patehsn," valued
Il $500, and owned By VIM. Waid. Mr..
Roy estimates his loss At 81, 500. He had
no insurance on his barn Or property. Tho
barn occupied BY tho Stage Company was
owned by parties in st. Louis; WAS worth
about $500. The entire loss cannot be
less than $4,000.
Besides the losses above mentioned, We
have now to record the death Of man.
who having got his discharge - = soldier
~ Fort Ripley two or three days since, was
on his Way down river, when hs stopped A.
this place and spent for whisky what he
should have spent for = comfortable
lodging, and therefore occupied IN empty
stall IN the hotel barn. where his eharred
remains were found after tho fire. It was
at first supposed that hs must have set
the barn on IRE by lighting match for his
pipe during the night, but it is ascertain
ed that hs did not smoke, and - he was
found in the exact spot where he was lying
at nine o'clock in tho evening when the
hostler Was Id the barn last, Il ID unrsason-
able to think that he sst the fire. Twas
discovered a. about one o'clock in the
morning, and WAS 80 far advanced that
nothing could be gotten out Of the barns,
and it was by great effort that the hotel
was saved. ~-~----~-
It has been several years since we have
been scourged with FIRE, and We hope our
rest at night may not be disturbed in the
same manner for some time to come.
: =. Yours; ::..i' N. RICHARDSON.
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NA1u Lu1.-Capt. Frank Thornton,
agent for Do Graf; 4 Co., chief contractors
On The Main Line 81. Paul & P. r. r., will
be ct the Central House for . few days,
hiring men and teams. The contractors
~ driving the work ahead, and il 10 ex
psoted that The line viii reach Pomms do
Tor1o this season.
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JusT RE0slv1D.-At Rosenberger Broe..
. new and splendid stock Of blank books,
paper, envelopes, and indeed stationery Of
oil kinds. Also wall paper, NEW patterns)
oval picture flames, albums, fancy goods,
books, cheap novels, the sbeeting paper for
which there il SO great demand, 10.
They always keep their store we'll filled
with oil goods belonging to their line Of
trade, and guarantee to sell cheap.