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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-07-14

VI. T. johnson, Administrato of John f.. Payne,
'-i deceased, vs. hsham eagle, ct, al,
IN this cause, it appearing from the affidavit
Of complainant that the residence OF defendants
Islam eagle, Pleasant eagle and wife, Susan
nah Gayle, William eagle, Allen eagle and
Thomas eagle, n unknown, and that service Of
eubppna to answer compliments bill cannot be
lad as TO them it is ordered that publication be
made in the Swectwatcr Enterprise, for four con.
=, %ccuti'ye weeks, notifying them to appear and
make defense to said bin, on or before the first
Monday Of November next, or the same will be
il,kcn tor confessed and set for hearing eXpartC
10 10 them.
A true copy Of the order.
90 Attctt. ..' SIP. HAIL, c. NJ.
aW..I. Hicks, collector for complainant.
,lunc 30-4tpGS5. f
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-07-14

NIoustacheS forced togrow in six weeks.
Recipe sent for so cents. Address Ii. RICH
ARDS, Box 1886, New York Post Office.
juneIG-lm re-. ?. r.. g. Col
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-07-14
Qraer fo eeIl Nand.

Edwin Han, Administrator OF Toliyar White,
Deceased, vs.. Caroline White and others.
n obedience to an orlcr in this cause, at the
| last June Term of the County Court Tor
Monroe county, Tennessee, | will sell 10 the
highest bidder on the S0th day Of July next, at
the court house door, IA the town of Madison
Vile, a tract of laud, situate in The 18th civil
district Of Monroe county, ON the waters of
No;chy Creek, adjoining the lands orlsmc Pow
ell, +. L. GriRth, James Hunt aud others, CON
tanning about
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-07-14
URIFIBR

Hey are mdde
both With and
| withoW sugar.
coating, thus
| adapting them to
The use Of every
body; Because
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-07-14
YES! TT Is TRUE!
PROMPT. Honorable. Reliable.

A GENTS wanted in every city, town and vii
Il lage for the largest and most successful
Dollar House in the couutry-QDly One endorS-
ed bythO leading. Papers and Express Co.'s of
the United States. Our goods give universal
satisfaction, our premiums to agents cannot be
%eNcelcd, aud our checks are free. Having two
H~ouses-Boston and Chicago-our facilities are
unequoled, and our business exceeds in amount
all other concerns in this trade combined.
BGsa Send for Circulars and Free Club to S.
C.. THOMPSON & Co, 1876 Federal Street Boston, or
158 State Street, Chicago,
AVOID QUACKS.
A victim of early indiscretion, causing nervous
debility, having tried in vain every advertised
remedy, has discovered a simple means of self
cure, which he will send free to his fellow suf-
f%crcrs. A ddress J. A. REEVES, rs Nassau ST.,
New York. ..
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-07-14


Dr.. Roback'S
Blood Pills are
unsurpassed By
|TUnlFh ony Pill manu-
factwed for a
similm purpose.
- One trial inra-
rid6ly establishes them as fduorites
wM all Who use them.
The reasons Why DR.. RoJack's
Blood Pills should be kept IN co.
cry family are: Because they can
be employed IN all cases where a
"family physic" is required, and
are perfectly safe IN their admin
iStratiOn at all times; Because
they are made y--
both with 0nd
withOm sngar-
coating, hus DTn
adapting them To-
The use Of every
body; Beeause
they can be pur-
chased at any
uTTTQ drug store al The
IllO ertremely lou
price Of menty-
.fUe cents per
For Sale Dy Druggists
and Dealers in Patent
Medicines ~eceyy-Where.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-07-14

II is now cicren
gears since Or.
BITTERS ' s:::;t. : &; S;
Physician, from
ISiockhoim, Swc-
-l den, came to this
country and introduced the Scam
dindrim Blood Puifcrj since
which time thousands haze been
cured, by lis use, Of Scyojth and
other blood Diseases. II contains,
besides the Lodide Of Poidssa and
Syrup Of StiHingio, drugs import
ed from Snccden for its cypress
manufacture, mIknocn ond not
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-07-14
Robuck's Siom-
R0BAGK'S s; $!s. " !: : &; {:
ludrkci, possess
intrinsic merit.
H. HIE,.

called, are merely wiSdicoSby ~igb,
sold as a Jcrcrogr. ir. Hobdck's
BiHerS are NOT q brrr,dgs IN any
sense Of the word, bit contain the
most crpcnSire drWqa kaorn 10
science for the radicaI cone Of
indigestion and dyspepsia, and
for all cases ichcrc Il tonic dRd
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-07-14
Two Hundred Acres.

hcingtNe land ON which Tvliyor White resided
at tAe bluo # his death, aud which WILDE sold
tpray bis debts.
Sdlhuf win he sold subject to the Widows
Bower, on 20 credit Of one and two years iu equal
jus'ailmDuts, except the sum of Fifty Dollars,
which win hr required in hand on day Of sale.
Notes with approved security will he taken for
thc remainder, aud a lien retained on the land
sutH iac purchase money i, paid.
Inuc'll 20 Il. e.. rFTTITT, Clerk.
H. n e. 10 liz. n ~
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-07-14

Dr.. RO6ack'S
Blood Pills are
unsurpassed by
ony Pill manu-
.tactu'ed for a
similar
A., J...I -
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NEWS ITEMS.

What sac IS hiii: int 10 middle and
round at botb endsl Ohio.
De zebub. said to mean in Hebrew the
great fly-itigbtrnar." Is the latest supposed
author OF ''Snoo Fly
They are having "flase OF Ligbtieg" In
Troy every night, aud "Afier Dark" In the
day time Ia Albany.
~ love, letter written by Christopher
Columbus' Is on sale in New YORK. Chris
had bis follies as wsl as'lhe rest oi us.
a correspondent wants to know, when
the ''rr!ugc for homeless do. :" is estni she'd
whether Husbands who live dogs life
will be admitted.
An Illinois woman. who wanted 20 20 to
masquerade party as Mary, Quren Of
Srois, locked through the Bible TO ascertain
bow the character was dressed.
The following dispatches passed over the
wires: ITO Captain -. of the Essayoos ::
"W0at are you doing?" "To War Depart.
ment Making mouths at the Mississippi
liver. N. o., Timos.
The Hartford Times ol jects 10 Geek fight
ine, because TIE legitimate business .! toos.
ters and hens is to wake PEOPLE np at season
able hours, produce Gags, add iIsnish spring
chickens iur broiing.
\ patent for stump extractor has been
granted to Albert Gunner. oi Omro, Wiz
consln. Looking at the names OF the in
s.ntor and invention, this would at Gts,
appear to be a piece of dental news, but it
Isn't.
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FAIR PLAY rOn TIlE lRIE.
st. LOWS Tlmes, Jan'y iG, 1870.

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati En-
qnirer comes TO the rescue of he Erie road
}EAssinst the army OF detraclors. lie i.
heartily sick, aud reasonably so, OF the fuss
and misrepresentation of the press cou-
ceraing this road and It's management. aad
thinks it has received anything but .ai.
play" In support of his CONVICTIONS, be-
relates his recent experience wLich is daily
that OF thousands OF others, aud from which
we extract the following: IL bay. recently
returned to Cincinnati from the East oyer
this line, and all have TO say ir, that 1T
Erie 10 badly managed; l wish all the toad
~ the country were badly managed TOO.
1t is, without any exception, the most com
Portable line ever travelled over. \ great
portion ot its track has been recently lut-
hished with new rails, aud RAILROAD super
intendent, whose ability aud Judgement has
been acquired by thirty years experience,
assured me that be never in has whole life
rode over smoother or safer track than thai
rom New York to Cincinnati by this route.
Heis not interested in the line, aud would
have hardly given so warm u commenda-
ton unless it were deserved. l certainly
never vas in coachea more elegant in adoru.
men,t substantial iu structure, or easy 10
motion. while for safety the fact stands out
that in the last year but ote passenger out
of 500, coo carried over the Atlantic and
Great Western portion Of the ronte, lost his
life, and he, eouiessedy, by his own nesli-
sence. On the whole way ho,neward /
watched the ADVERTISED time table closely
and have never, in considerable travel, seen
one adhered to SO closely and certainly. Ia
81 ort, was sever on better, aud | think
l never was on so good line Of road be
FORE"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-23

PHYSICAL Culture. The large assem-
olage OF lad es tha, met at the NJ. +, Church
yesterday afternoon fully attes,cd the in-
terest awakened i" the question previously
announced rs the subject for discussion. by
Mrs Barclay, of Chicago. There is no lee
turer upon the Amer Jean boards who, upon
so brief an intro uctery, could haze ap. ear.
ed before select and discrimi mating audi
ence, aud in the brief interval occupied by
preliminary discourse secured the syupo-
Thy and support Of the assembly present as
the lady whose name graces this column -
The iayorite and well known names that oc.
cupy high position ia the lecture field sci.
dom give the satisfaction, even by THEN
most studied efforts, equal to that afforded
by Mrs. Barclay iir htr Introductory re-
MARKS, and we do not wonder at the corlia al
liTst-class support she has received in every
city previously visited. Aside from the
culture, the refinement. and fine delivery
that form a marked feature of her discourse
she ably discusses, are all Important sub
jeets to American women. and that the com.
ing course Of lectures will be numerously
attended we have no doubt There will be
SIX lectures in the course, and they will be
held in the NJ L. Cnurch each day at o.
o'clock. Mrs. B. will also deliver the conrse
at Tarr Farm.
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NEW WELL.-The Button we'll, on the
Central Petroleum Co.'s farm, back OF
Crane Il Thscker's refinery, was down and
commenced testing on Monday night, get
ting oil In large quantities almost ss soon ss
pumping began. Yesterday the head
bad scen nearly pumped of, and the well
Is now yielding from, fifteen to twenty bar
Tels per day. There is powerful flow of
gas, which lighted up at night iluun-s
the hills for a long distance around. This
well is owned by company of Enslsl,
capitalists, of which Mr.. Button is asen,
and under whose supervision it wa, pu,
down. Some months since the company
started well on the same lease, using tools
ot English manufacture for drilling. After
gong down about 800 feet, upon undertak-
ing to put in the casing. the hole was found
to be crooked, in consequence of which the
rig was moved to its present location. The
well 10 located upon a portion of the farm
hitherto undeveloped, and consequently
opens up considerable new territory.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-23

A new well was struck on the In der en- :
dent tract, Red Hot, day before yesterdag
1t is yielding from 40 to so barrels per day
and is owned by Mcssrs Satterlield & Bye,s'
Of Pleasantville. We are glad. TO chronicle
the good luck Of our old friend, Jack Salter
field. Mr.. s. has put down no less tn an a
dozen wells, nearly all Of which have prov.
ed non-productive. A man with less
amount o! will aud courage would have
given up ia despair long ugo, but he has
worked away all the time, and now stands
good chance Of getting back the money he
has lost.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-23

Through press OF Olher local matter we
inadvertently omitted to make notice Of
the dramatic entertainment given by the
Good Temp!ars, on Saturday evening". The
domestic drama Of The Toodies' was very
well rendered for.an amateur performance
While the farce Of "The Mummy" kept the
andiencs in good humor dngug the time it
was being performed. We did not learn
the am0unt realiz.d.
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origin of the word Texas is thus related by
The Austin Record: ut is said that when
some Of the tribes from the doninops Of
Moniezuma, in their travels eastward, first
set their eyes on the plains of Texas. they
almost invoiuutarily exclaimed, .Te.has!
Te.has! meaning the happy hunting
gronnds. This expression of their adn!irn-
tion is said to have given rise to the name
of Texs. The buffalo, deer and wildcat
then fed almost undisturbed upon the prai-
REG. This, no doubt served to highten
their delight
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AN EAST lHpA LEGEND When the
lofty mountain was fast lilid into tie sky.
and from its cl, valion looked down on the
plains below, ana saw The wiley and me
less elevations, covered with vcrtlant and
fruitful trees, ii set up " Bgshma something
like II nurmur of complaint. 'Why thus
barren? Why these scared and naked
sides exposed TO toe eye Of man? Aud
Drahma answered, '.rhe very light shall
clothe thee, aud the shadow of the passing
cloud shall be Us = royal mantle More
verdure would be less light. Thou shalt
share in the aZnre of heaven, and The
youngest aud whitest cloud of summers
sky shall nestle in thy Josom Tlou be-
longest half to us So was the mountain
lowered. And so, too, adds the l.nsend,
have the ofliest minds Of men been dover
ed in all ages. TO lower elevations hay,
given the pleasant verdure, and vine and
olive. Light-light alone, and the deep
shadow OF he passing cond, these are the
Sits Of the prophets Of TIE race.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-23

Our peasnre-loving citizens viii bear in
mind tho "llard Times sociable," to be civ
en- ut The Oil Exchange Hotel, this ,ven-
ing. The invitations and programmes
we're printed on brown paper, 40 indication
that the party will be conducted on the
hard times principle. Every arrangement
has been made Tor having jolly good time
and nc doub, there viii bs a large attend
ance.
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l.. NJ. STERNBURG'S
LU1nberYa ard
Westinghouse, Petroleum
CENTRE, Pa.

Friends aud patrons one andall,
Your at,enton to my biz would cali;
Tims are dull and money tight,
But in the. tunes I'm looking FOR light:
Tothosc who nrc building rJe without number,
would tniorm--thia Is the place TO buy L'nbsr;
Nv motto il this % ,ic', Sales and snail praf,v
For business Is healthy and think much o! 1t;
In q aity my Lumber Is second to none,
And "a for Shingles, h ep No !
some may no lo,k at it in TIE light do
Aud for ,Lose have a guaity 20 3;
And to those who ARE pa,tculav-as some may b.,
still hGvc nnotier quality cal ej No 3;
have good seasoned lumber. Dressed up nice,
Which will 5,ll at a loy cash price; .a
Such as 'locrug, Ceiling and Siding, ooh Rough
and Pressed,
La,h, Eatteps and Surfaced Lumber. all CT the
oss : avg -.
also have Rig Lumber Of all kinds. i
At prices 10 compare with oil a1d hard liIncs
All liind- Of Timber ke.t constantly on hand,
and box OF Cigars Of very good brand;
Ny f,cilities for 81, ing surclv without number
Away, Keep good tsa ms to deliver good Lumber
SO IL yon want Lumber, Rou .h, Dressed, Sof or
Hard, -
You will hnd iut what you want at l. VI s. Lan.
iur Satt
fehla-'f 10.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE ok
THAINSsON q. G. & A. q. K.

SOUTH.
No. 2, Passenger Leave Cory 1l.20 a
m. Titrsville. 1889 p. M; Petroleum Cen
ire, LAO p. H.; Oil City, 222p. m.; IT.
yineton, 8 10 p. m.
No. 4, Passenger-Leave Cory s. 10 q. M.
TitusviIle, 7.35 8. m.; Petroleum Centre.
&. 4sm; Oil City, S5s = N; srrive at lr-
vineton lao q N.
No. 6, Passenger-Leave Cory 6. O5 m
Titnsville, 7.50 p nj: Petroleum Centre.
$3.50 p NJ; arrive at Oil City 9,2O r u.
No. !, Passenger-Leave Irvineton 7.l5
m; Oil City, TO- l0a n; Petroleum Cen
'rr. LOS I'm; Titusvlie, ll,5O a M arrive
at Cory LAO p m.
No. 3, Passenger Leave Irvineton, l2,-
o. p IN; Oil City 2,57 D m: Petroleum Cen.
're, 3,S6 p m; Titusville, 4,2O p 10; arrive
Ut Cory 5,45 Q m.
No. D, Passenger-Leave Oil City 700 a
n; Petroleum Centre, 7.43 a m; Titusviile.
$50 m; arrive at Cory 1911 q M.
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MRS. N. DEUELL,
PhTcn0,Csis., and Fortune
Ipl,cr.

Has taken Room o. at the AMERICAN HOTEL.
until match 5th is10
As a PHI enologst Ms d. Is Considered Equal
with Fowler
Character written iu Full. SO CO; SKETCHES of
Chalnc.or, 81 20; Examinations Gents, & or;
Ladies' : orluno Telling Gents. siOO; Ladies,
% cis.
will als1 describe Character from Likcnesscs
sen by lc.tcr and Iciurn tie Lik-ncss with the
Whiting, i,I ~ Cis.
Marri, Il or Single
Cha actcr DeiG aied from Likeness. FIRE..
aE-Plgas2 cal AZ once and hear TOT yourself your
destiny.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-23

CALVIN e. CLARK. OF Eell county Texas,
was murdered 10 CLARK county, Arkansas
on the OH, by notorious desperate nainea
Sam. Halscy. Clark had assisted tie Sheriff
desperadoes to which Nasey belonged, -
Daring the arrest one Of the gang was kill
ed. Clark then started TO move 10 Little
Rock. Arkansas, and was followed hy Hal
sry, who shot lin down while riding by the
wagon cnntai lining his family, who recornz,
I'd the assassin, Large rewards are already
offered for Halsey 10y the Goyeruor3 Of Mis-
souri,, TeXa3 and Arkansas
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-23

REsIoNRD 1T Is certainly gratii5 'og TO
know that IN -, Illinois, tho Young
Men's Cbrislian Association is doing good
work. One OF It's aoss sciive m'mbers ie
Mr. -, q young gsa.lsman Of position
aud means, who has cons much in aiding
the poor and unfortunate. Al 60 tiios
he became quite interested in Gsr.nsn
family in indgent circnms aDees. The
wife WAS quite sick, and be visited her very
often, doing all be could to prepare her
mind for the worst, il it should come TO
that H. had not seen her for . few days
whso he met the husband, and the follow
ing conversation took place:
"Hou do you do, Mr.. -! How is
yonr wifc?' ...
mine irsu?-mine frau is dead.'
dead! is it possible: Was she resign
ed!"
''Resisued? resigned: Mine Gott she had
to be-"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-23

David Smart lived in health and happi-
ness in Kentucky urtil February Is when
he died in Franklin, aged LOG 10 the
course OF his useful life, he had taken 10
himseli no less than twenty Tive wives, all
of whom, except the last who lives to de-
plore his loss, had passed over 10 await
him on the other shore. His children died
OF old age long age.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

'INhe co partnership heretofore c,isting between
! n. Wact'ier and .i,hn d. Ter nudet the
fam nam f Wacher rel'er Il th day II Q ed
wy mutual consent. TIE Lu.itc4s VIA BE- rorduct.
ed hr't.ficr by H. C. Wucntrr Az dchi- will ~.
settled at tie store or nv J"hr j. F,ier Az
hnoNins themselves iudub,d will please cali and
seite. ct Centre, Feb. 10 is o.
II G. WACUTER.
ftb2'3w J''ilN j. FELfER
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Sleighng is good at present. aud now ia
the time TO purchase Sleigh Bells, Buffalo
Robes, Wolf Robes, Harness. &c, all Of
which can bc found at McCIum's, Titus
Vile, Pa. Give him call
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-23

An Indiana editor abused man TO q Q
extent oil half colam1, AMI stated the n Xt
week that il was slip Of the pen.
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At re isions meeting at AIanburg
Canada, on Saturday night week. an old
man arose. and calmly said he had but a
short time TO stay, and was determined 70
live in such q manner as to secure IN Gu.
trance to Heaven. lie sat down, but in
lew minutes again arose apparently III.
A friend near him caught him US he was
falling, and 10 q lew minutes he died
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-23

We would call the attention OF our busi-
n"ss men to lhe superior styles OF job print
'hg, both plain aud fancy, OF presrnt being
tnined ont from this office. We are prcpar.
el to execute job printing o: every descrio-
lion in the latest and most fashionable style
of the nrt. aud AT reasonable. rates. IT,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-23

few figures tell 'be story OF our crippl-
ed marine 10 1855, American ship bnId-
was at lis zenith, aud our yards turned on,
500 ships, bnrks and bIigs. From 81 +,
time it steadily declined until 1859. when
only III vessels of these cla.srs.w,te prn.
duced. We built liS 10 1861, gnl onlg' 10
in 1862. From this time the numhcr in.
creased s,eadilyio lGj 10 1867. bu, fell To
US IA loGS. At The outbreak Of the war.
our commerce was but little behind that of
Ensland, and in tonnage cunstitntpd one
third OF the commerce Of the world At
present only about one-halt OF our cairvin,
trade, foreign and domestic, is done in
American vessels. The competition o,
foreigners has driven our mail steamers of
the ocean. Onr builders kn NV that tb.
day Of the wooden sailing vessels, with
which We first achieved reputation for the
American marine, has passed. The de
mand III the future is for iron prDpellcrs of
large Tonnage, adequate power and light
CONSUMPTION OF fuel. Congress il nnU in
ausuraiiDg wiser policy towards iho shin
| ping interests Of the country. and lhon,L
the English. French. and German nations
have we'll nigh dislanced ~, We are at last
IN q road to recover some measure OF uur
commercial prcsige.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-23

The hack from Fairfield. in Wayne eoun-
iy in Flora, n, y. was passing hut by the
ways!de, when the passengers heard screams
within as II some one was being murdered.
Tic driver jumped down and rushed open
TIE door ami asked what was the matter. -
T0e wiir brushed the tangled lair out OF
ncr eyes, and locking ssIagely at him,
sii: We're having Little iel Of our
own. sna we've got devils enough 10 run it.
We aon's need yoar Leln," The hack pas.
cd en-.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-23

Yesterday - W.shinglons Brth-day -
b,ing legal holiday, Was quite generally
obst Ive,i ~ town.
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DiseOiHiioN Nef;ee.

'j'hc co pa tnershp heretofore eXi iinu nndcr the
l hrm nanie Of kinS i,rvs, il thi-da ds>ol, Ell ny
mutual consent q W. Krc Jr, retiring Tho hns
e-- w'i = conducted heretoorr by 6. w
King, WHO wi'l SCI ls al d MS ncdin.t The iht-
h'n Tie acc u'Its ,fihe upper tor. ara N ne
ha ia of g. ". Kirc Jr flr COLLECT on and al
persons Fnpwing themselvc. Indebted re rcqu std
10 c II ur lin and so,,le
Feb l2 isIp C. W. KING
febliSw G. W KING Jr
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We are ut present experiencing some ex-
iremely cold weather.
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jus, received srge aud we'll ASSORTED
stock OF shelf hardware at J. Rutheriord's
IT.
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There are vogue rnmors Of an organiza-
ton in San Francisco for the purpose Of ex.
terminating the Chinese residents, on or be.
fore St. Patricks day. The attention of
the authorities have been called TO the mat
tor. Tier" are said to be several associa-
iops, one Of when numbers two thousand
members Brutal assaults on Mongo;ans
nrr OF daily occurrence. Csreinlly compli-
ed statistics presented to the Legislature
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