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SPECIAL NOTICES
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GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on tho delights of
Married, with sanitary for those who feel united
for matrimonial happiness Sent FREQ, in sealed en-
velopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
p philadelphis. PS.
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"A :4l lot t Of Il. choice a.vosips eztrsets and
jumery. at Paul MookeSaaupt's.
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Nor Ysr.-By the rs.districting Of the
County 1t the January meeting Of the
Board Of County Commissioners, Mr.. A.
Sutton, Of Oak, WAS thrown into Commits
sionsr sohroedsr's district and therefore
out Of Office. But he has recently removed
to the town Of Grove, being another part Of
the District from which he was originally
elected, and 80 will hold his position.
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Farmers, look at the Burial Iron Corr
Shelter,
at Gfoveuor's.
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FouAD.-A note for $Sl.95, given by
Gottleb Weber to Jacob Simonitsch, which
tho owner can have by calling at this Office,
and paying for this notice.
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tor Of the q. q. Land Office, started for
Boston last week
Judge Hamlia aud Professor Moore went
to st. Paul on Monday to look after the Nor.
NAL School appropriation in the House.
Mr. J, H. Liunemann, the pioneer mer-
chant Of st. Jo., was in town yesterday.
Mr.. J. E. Bell, Of Minneapolis, ID IN the
city.
Deputy q. 8. Marshal Cleveland was in
the city On, Tuesday. ST..
Judge NoKslvy Is holding term Of court
at Duluth. There arc sixty cases on the
calendar. r...
:. M. Kimball,, Of Maine Prairie .Thos.
Asulton. st. Anthony; Jacob Wool, St.
Augusta T. spauldins and 8. s. Parker,
Maine Prairie 8. Kirk, Clearwater; and
q T. and J. Brady, Of Elk River have been in
town daring the week.
THs LEo1uKIs.-The course Of home
lectures, concluded last week, included
ssvsas.sO OF these, i've discussed directly
! ~ slaa'a Rights question, the sixth
~ :, ~ ~ s1sat . woman, and the seventh was
- d temperance. Two Of the lecturers in
Gated that they didn't think women were
Tgrsat shakes" anyhow four opposed
hem The ballot, and ono favored it +;
I'D equal rights Of property,
1. The lecture on Marriage
he longest, that on Tenn
It. They were all "the
-ers, four were minis
sand enc wss Pro.
ried and two were
rehxing the adjec-
lectures the at-
tho interest mani
iicste to the Associ-
zof popular lecturers
i, BE- 20 very hazard
# -. -. . :. 80 ~.
attention 10 the card Of
who has removed hia
.ahment 10 Warrington
Jones IL IN experienced
has already secured good
z - >----.--1 - III $50 Il. u:
library Association nettsd about
Il the recent course II homo leo
An invoice Of new books has been
lby the Association.
ellies, tamarinds, pickles and sauces,
yd's. ss = TIA
Drugs, patent medicines, Nd, At
.ra s..ae.s. ALisY y Russrll's.
III ~ -------- - ~. 90 Il
"A lot Of choice a.voiing extrscts n.
#jumery. q Paul Mookehaaupt's.
-Farmsrs will ind the sst straw ont
q, 81 &. 4, 4 a l' q
W. ~ se9.slssf
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"A full stock Of lamps, for sale cheap
at Paul Mookenhsupt's.
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POLLOK CouRr.-On Monday, John Bes-
yer was brought before Justice Barnes,
and fined IS and costs for general obstrep-
srousness on Sabbath evening.
Horace Hawks was this morning fined BY
the same Justice, s. aud costs, for drunk
AnnAaA.
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New blackberries, sesdless raisins and
fresh pr,tnes, at Boyd's. S +:
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Fresh oysters, at
ALLEN & RussELL's.
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<-Fresh groceries received every day, It
PAUL MocKENHAuPT's. /
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HOLLoWELL. MAINE. Feb. q. 1871

Ho11owELL, MAINE. Feb. Il, 1871.
ED1ToR JOURNAL. Il take St. Paul pa
per, and notice in it many items taken from
your JOURNAL which are Of interest to the
Maine people. Many men from Maine are
out in tho Western States and We can find
in the papers from there many things that
interest US. Enclosed send Is cents, for
which please forward some specimen copies
Of The JOURNAL. and l will try and get
you club Of subscribers here. R.w.M
FAMILY GRooER1Es.-One of the most
successful retail grocsrs in the State of
Minnesota, is J. R. Boyd, Of this city. His
trade is large and steadily increasing. He
makes it point to keep always on hand
the very best family groceries, and then
sells them cheap. He is live and wide.
awake, and, ss our columns show, under
stands the value Of printers ink.
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g Blank proposals for carrying Mails,
for sale at this Office. *>t.:ss $500 : -.
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FL 81. OIouD, March 2, 1871. =
Wheat still remsinsS at 600 a$1.O 90 for
No. /: No. 2, eco. ..-... - - z.=:
Oats rsmain ct AGO. :. - r VI
Corn, shelled, 70a55c. - &
Barley-very little demand /; may DO
quoted At 48a60c. f.
Rye, $50. a. - .~- - !
Bran is worth $l2 per ton, plenty on
b and.
Hay, is ofexoellent quality this year, and
sells at So.
Beans, $3.50 to $500. according to
quality.
Potstoss,- retail At $lOo; mono being
brought In. g- >-T .~..
Cheese-Minnesota, loo; New York, 200.
Green apples are quite scarce 1t $1,000
$50 per barrel.
Butter-20s25c.
Eggs, zoo.
.Cranberries, So 90 per bu., and scarce.
Wool, $50.
Dry maple wood is worth $4a$4.50 for
full cord; green maple, oak, &c., $4a$4.25;
tamarao, $3.50.
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500 BUFFALO ROBES
for sale at
D. NJ. G. MURPHY & CO.'S,
Burbank & Powell's Block, St. German ct
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Drugs, patent medicines, No., at s
.ra .s..a... ALIsy y RussiIl's.
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We have received from n. P. Boyer &
Co.. Of Psrkesburg, Pa, samples Of I'm
ported Norway Oats, Alsiks Glover and
Chester County Mammoth Corn they
generously offer to. send sample packages
free to al farmers who sesd stempssto ply
postage. %> 5 zz= H. L: .. szr .
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RuHAwA1.-0n Friday noon, the horses
attached to tho Fort Aberorombie stage
took fright near tho ravine bridge and
dashed up Washington avenue ON .
wild gallop. Agent Wait, who was
on tho drivers seat, ran the leaders
''straddle" Of the flag pole at tho Central
House, thus arresting them unceremonious-
~ in their GLORIOUS career" A stranger,
just from the East, who was inside the
9 ach, dropped out as soon as possible,
with face white as ghosts. He va,
promptly assured that all was right-that
that was only the regular stage-gait all the
way to Abercr ombie, and that it was a
common occurrence for the horses to mount
aag-staffs. Somehow these friendly re-
marks did not seem to render him any the
more comfortable.
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West l. Montgomery are making deeid-
cd improvements ID their storereoms, pre-
paratory to putting in n w goods. -
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81. CLouD, February 97th, 1871

Il Ls.J.
81. CLouD, February a7th. 1871.
REGULAR Mslr11o Present: Aid Clark
President, Bridgman, Lamb, Owen. Rob
bers, J. G.. Smith, p. Smith and Schulten.
The following bills were allowed:
G. D. Kerr, City Attorney, $500
NJ. Lauermann, special police, 2.67
w. W. Davis, saving wood, .,<$ z rs
F Remeley. wood. *>.>a $50 226
Press Printing Co.. blank books, 1880
The bill Of W. J. Parsons for services -
City Justice and for Office rent was referred
to the Committee on Claims. g@=.. +
On motion Of Aid. Robbers, the Commit
tee on equalization, appointed by the Coun-
oil July Is, 1870, was paid for four days
services It tho rate Of So per day. @ss-
The Council then adjourned. :. ~ ~
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ellies, tamarinds, pickles and sauces,
yd's. 4s
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M1NNEAPoL1s, March l.
Wheat-$l.1O
Corn-7Oc
OAts-45c.
MILWAUKEE,, NJ ,rch l.
Wheat-Firm; ST. Oslo for No.
Corn-59c.
Oats-563c.
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100 RARRET.6

100 BARRELS
EXTRA MESS PORK.
Just received, and for sale in quantities to
suit purchasers, at
D. M. G. MURPHY l. co..
Burbank & Powell's Block, St. German ct.
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ALL FOR NOTHING,

We will give the Stock Journal for one
year GRATIS to all new subscribers to
The JOURNAL who will remit So.
This offer will hold for only a limited
time. a..
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W1ATH11 MOTHS
Friday-1isht snow afternoon pleasant.
ssturdsy-Bright and warm.
ssbbath-Beautiful day.
notwithstanding aud blustery.
Tuesdsy-Cold.
Wednesday-More pleasant.
Thursday-Light snow during the pre-
vious night sun very warm and bright.
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Genuine Norway oats, 1t
ALLEN & RussYII's.
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.-Farmsrs will ind tho asst strax ont
= :, I n. I &. Gro snor's B
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The days ere getting longer. you .se.
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RAILROAD MATTERs.-lt is understo God.
on good authority, that work will be com
menced in tho spring on the branch line Of
the Northern Pacific railroad running from
this city north-westerly to Otter Tail City.
Also, that the branch on the east side of
the river will be extended to Grow Wing,
and thence to the crossing Of tho main line
St Brsinsrd.
The engineers engaged ON the branch
line, whose headquarters were here last fall,
expect to commence work again ON the
branch thou2h just where 10 not yet
known) next week.
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lbrary Association Melted about
- the recent course II homo leo
An invoice Of new books has been
/ by the Asso ciatlon.
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Tho Board Ct County Commissioners
viii meet on Tuesday, tho 14th inst. ,

~ National Straw Cutter. =.
.-.. ea5 ct Grovenor's.
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THE SOLDIERS, BILL.

Cracked wheat and hominy, At Boyd's
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HOME OFFICE:

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Teas. coffees, spices, and groceries,
cheapest at ALLEN g. RussE1L's.
BY private letter, incloslng $500
for The JOURNAL, We learn that Mr.. James
W. Darlington, formerly of this place, is at
springville, Jefferson county, Montana.
MIR. Thos. Smith will remove his gro
Gerry store from st. GERMAN street to
Washington avenue, q few doors above the
West House.
Fresh oysters, at
ALLEN & RussE1I's.
-Hereatter, evening service at the
Presbyterian church will begin at half past
seven O'Clock.
There is.a general 'grumbling, nova
days, and lots Of people are doom on the
| slippery street-crossings.
Cur1IR1.-P. Mockenhaupt has on hand
fine assortment Of table and pocket cut
lery which hs will sell as cheap % tho
cheapest.
| John Lauermann, near Boyd's grocery
10 closing out . hne stock Of boots, sh oes,
CATERS, &c., at COST. A good chance IL
offered for bargains. Call and see.
-o-- =
Orange &. King, late Of Minneapolis,
has gone to Fergus Falls, Otter Tail coun-
| ", with tho material Of tho Medelis lsdt-
pendent and intends starting paper there.
Tho last number Of Every Satrdsv has
. hne "View Of st: Cloud" TH1 JOURNAL
Office stands out in gorgeous style.
-'.Yank." Fillmore has pair: Of elk
which hs 10 breaking. They arc out daily
on training, and trot we'll in : cutter.
-Oysters, canned goods, and full as
sortmsnt Of fancy groceries, At Boyd's.
-On Saturday the house and barn Of
Dennis Stack, at Crow Wing, were burned.
Insured for 81 500 in the Aetna.
]
West l. Montgomery are making deeid-
cd improvements ID their storereoms, pre-
paratory to putting in n ew goods.
.>-Fresh groceries received every day, It
PAUL MooKEHHAurT's. /
| F|# @,s,E2E = .--------.- z - q
Tho Board Ct County Commissioners
will meet on Tuesday, the 14th inst.
" National Straw Gutter. -.
| -... ea5GfE%a ct Grovenor's.
We have received from n. Boyer &
Co.. Of Parkesburg, Pa, samples Of I'm
ported Norway Oats, Alsiks Glover and
Chester County Mammoth Corn they
generously ofer to send sample packages
free to al farmers who sesd ,stempstos pay
postage. ~....< .:e.s' '5z IL. II Fl .
g Blank proposals for carrying Mails,
for sale at this Office. .T=@t@ss....se a. = =.
New blackberries, sesdless raisins and
fresh pr,tnes, at Boyd's. st. /:
-Choics teas and coffees, direct from
New FORK, just received It Edelbrock's
look at the corn and cob crushers
ss s... !. st Grovenof'r.
The days ere getting longer. you sse.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-11

THE School ExHIBrIoN.--In accordance with the
sembled at the Theater last Thursday evening
to see the exhibition given by the Grammar De-
partment of the Weaverville Public School. Il
has been long time since so great a number of
people congregated at the Town Hall for any
purpose, and much longer time since all as
sembled went away so we'll satisfied with an
evening entertainment. We have neither the
time nor the space to particularize the proceed
ings, but the unanimous verdict of all present
was that the scholars who participated did re-
markably well, and that each and every one de-
serves the highest praise. And we would here
take occasion to say that the teacher, Mr. T. P.
Ashbrook, is worthy of great credit not only for
the manner in which the exhibition was carried
on but for the fact that it was gotten M outside
of regular school hours Teacher and scholars
alike are also deserving of praise for the quiet
and orderly behavior of the juveniles on the oc-
casion. Owing to the fact that there are some
sixty-four scholars in this Department of the
school and that all desire an opportunity Of
displaying their talents, it was deemed best to
divide the exercises, and fully one-half Of the
programme was left over for this (FriGay) eve
ming. 1t also intimated that many of the best
"pieces " have been reserved for the second
night. AS before, the exercises tonight will
commence at y o'clock sharp, and it is to be
expected that all who attended the first evening
will also be present at the close. The exhibi-
tion will close with "A social dance and all are
cordially invited to participate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-11

ron the very Best Photographs go to BRADLEY RU-
AoFsoN, No, 429 Montgomery Street, San francisco.
%s> Closed on Sundays ga 0
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NORTH Fork BALL AND BLAsT.-At the ap
pointed time, on Tuesday last, the blast in the
claim of II. Lorenz & Co., at North Fork, was
fred and did great execution. Those present
say 1t was grand success. In the evening, the
ball took place, and is said to have been one of
the most pleasant affairs of the kind that ever
occurred in the county. We are Informed that
the profit for the benefit of the school fund of
that District will be considerable, although how
much has not yet been ascertained.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-11

A WoRD OF THANKs.-We publish this week
the official returns Of the October election.
cessive times went before the people as a sup
plicant for office. Each and every time the peo-
pie of Lewiston and Weaverville have given him
their support without distin cton of party, and
he has always run ahead of his ticket in those
precincts. Lovejoy has never called upon his
friends and been dsappointed never has he
thrown friend, and never will. Voters of Lew
iston and Weaverville, accept his special thanks.
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WEDNESDAY, November sth, 1871

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present. VIM McCollum, Chairman John
Sheridan, Jas. E. Carr, and John W. Phlbrook
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HIGHWAY RoBBERy.-Last Saturday, as Mr..
John Colbert, the Humboldt mail carrier, was
going oyer North Fork mountain, about four
teen or fifteen miles from Arcata, he fell in with
a feloniously minded individual who then and
there presented "A sxteen-shooter muzzle toward
the said Colbert and demanded his money in
manner and form most peremptory. Colbert
told his unfriendly interrogation that he had no
money, but the incredulous fellow would not
take his word. Johnny then said he had two
ounces of dust belonging to another man and
handed it over Mr. Highwayman then COM
PEELED his victim to hold up his hands while he
"went through him, and got a twenty dollar
piece for his pains. The substance of the mat
Ter is that Johnny had bad scare Chuck is
thirty -four dollars loser and n certain unknown
scoundrel is tn tt much winner. Verify, some
men never receive their deserts until they are
shown the door of San Quentin or meet with the
fool-kier
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
NOVEMBER TERM,
MONDAY, November 9Th 1877

MONDAY, November 9Th 1871.
Present. VIM. McCollum, Chairman: John
Sheridan Jas E. Carr, and John W. Philbrook,
Clerk.
The following proceedings were had
The Board proceeded to open and examine the
reports of the following Road Overseers, to-wit :
Sturdivant Road District, J. A. Sturdivant, Over
seer; Canon City Road District, Thos Seaman,
Overseer Indian Creek Road District, James
Morris, Overseer Stuart Fork Read District,
John Bowerman, Overseer; Dutton Creek Road
District, Chas Hanna, Overseer; Weaverville
Road District, W H. Bachelor, Overseer Rat
tIesnake Road District, Jos. Huber, Overseer ;
and accepted and allowed the same.
Ordered, That the Board adjourn until Tues
day, at o clock, A. NJ, November Z, 1871.
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The following are the arrivals at the Weaver.
vile Hotels for the past week:
UNION HoTEL- = Shomer, San Francisco; c.
P. Marshall, Surprise Valley.
EMPIRE HorEL-David Hawley, Hydesville j.
Bradbury, Red Bluff; - Blackbam, Red Bluff;
NEW YORK HoTEL-Edward Cloonan, Shasta :;
D. M. Mengis, Marysvle; Albert Rines, Hart
land, Maine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-11

MORE BLASTING H. G. Wilt, one of the most
enterprising miners in our county, has purchased
from George Wolff half of his claim on Mo-
gul HILL Canon Creek, and we learn that it is
their intention to put in large blast before Win
ter commences. Mr.. j. Hays, the gentleman
who has so successfully operated the Dutton
creek and North Fork blasts, will also supern-
tend this one, and it will undoubtedly prove as
effective as either of the former ones. At the
time of the Dutton creek blast, we predicted
that that manner of getting down banks would
become popular in this county, and our predic-
tioa is being verified
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TUESDAY, November 18th, 1871
Present: VIM. McCollum, Chairman: John
Sheridan, Jas. E. Carr, and John W. Philbrook
Clerk
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The following proceedings were had

Clerk.
The following proceedings were had
The following Bills, for Election Services, were
allowed on the General Fund; James Morris,
So 90; NJ. Bergas, $3 90; b. f, Abbott, $3 90 /;
r. Sillcox, S3 90 A. 7. Corbus, Sc 90; +.
Bates, Sc 90; G. f. Deiner, SO 90 7. L. Miller,
So 90; G. VanMatre, So 90 Geo. Laws, So 90 /;
S. F. Griffith $3 90 NJ. yanMatre, So 90; T.
+. Dawson, 81 90 o. G. Christiansen, SO 90 ;
A. R. Earl, $l5 90; George Pillings, So 90 j..
Bennett, Sc 90 ; J. D. Reed, So 90 NJ. w. Per-
sonette, SO 90 E. d. Swift, So 90 A. Murphy
So O0 il. Feenety, $lS OO Wm. McElvany
Sc 90 A. Hedges, SO 90 L. Brown, So 90 /;
F. Martin, Sc 90 0. s. Dyer, So 90 G. Foulke,
50 90 NJ. Patterson, So 90 VIM. Ritterbush,
SIS 90; G. Yohe, SI2 90 H. Schooner, 50 90
j. NJ Thurston, So OO Chas. Schutze, Sc 90 +;
w. B. Lovett, So 90; j. A. Stafford, SIS 90 /;
W c. Drinkwater, $3 90 A G. George, $33 90 !;
N. H. Thomas, $33 90; y. McCarty, SO 90 c..
Laws, So 90; G. Clayton, So 90 H. L. Tomar,
So 90; NJ. W. Personette, So 90 r.. B, Wells,
Sc 90 W. A, Pattison, 50 90 J. T. Nix, SO 90 ;
j. G. Trotter, 500 OO B. Essick, $50 90 O..
Fox, $50 90; |. Woodbury., SO 90 NJ Multi
gan, $l5 90 II Weinheimer, Sc 90 7. z. ASH
brook, SO 90 T. B. Price, $l8 co.
The following persons were allowed So 90 each
for services as Trial Jurors j. W. Smiley, D.
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j. c. Montague, quarterly salary as County
Physician, and care and maintenance of INDECENT
sick, allowed on the Hospital Fund, $3.50 90.
Following Bills allowed on General Fund, for
election services; JAS. Gilzenn, $l5 90; Wm
Guthrie, $l5 90; NJ. l.. Knowlton, So 90 ; s..
Smith, So 90 G. Ansteod, So 90; Il. Flowers,
$3 Oo II. Morse, So 90; G. Wolsky, So 90.
The following Redemption Fund Bids were ac-
cepted
w. j. Tinnin, $444 SO "a AZ cents, $lS6 10
F. w. Young, 3S7 81 (9 AZ cents, 1853 80
The Auditor is hereby authorized to issue to
Supervisors and Clerk warrants on the General
Fund for salary and mileage, to-wit
w III McCOilutl njS W
John AZ 90
Jas Il. Carr. 32 40
D. w lullDTOOh. OZ 90
No further business appearing, the Board ad-
journed until next Regular Term.
w. McCOLLUM, Chairman.
Attest JOHN W. PnILBRooK, Clerk.
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Suberlin, s. Rule, ]. Musser, c. Shoppe and
J. W. George.
Following Bills on the General Fund were also
allowed
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Notice TO Creditors.

In the Matter Of the Estate Of LINUS PARKER,
deceased:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN By THE UN-
~ dersgned the Executor of the Estate of
Linus Parker, deceased, to the creditors of and
all persons having claims against said Estate, to
exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months from the first publication Of
this notice, to the undersigned, at his residence
in Canon City. O. L. SLACK, Executor
Canon City, Oct. 8, 1871 4l-4w.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
For THE WEEK ENDING Nov. 10, 1871.

Charles P Marshall to John G. Sohm-Buck-
eye Ranch, near Trinity Center-$2 500.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-11

lNsTALLATIoN.-W. ii. Bachelder, Lodge Dep
uty, installed the following officers of Beacon
Lodge No. 800, at the last regular meeting W..
F. Junkans, w. G. T.; Miss NJ. Todd, W. R. H.
S; Miss l.. Shurtleff, w. L. H. s.; Mrs Annie
Allen, W. v. T.; O. W. Craig, w. s.; @. Hart
man, W. A. s.; P. Hansen, w. F. s.; Geo. E.
Noonan, W. T.; |. Barkla, w. NJ; Miss NJ Con-
way, W. D.; Mrs. e. Todd, w. I. Gi Silas Rule,
W. 0. G.; Chas. Thomas, W.. c.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-06-10
S p T. c. [ A T.
HOUSEKEEP

| H 20 81 Ks
LEMON SUGAR, a delightful bev.
erage, specially recommended for the
sick
HORSFORD BAKING POWDER,
fresh supply.
ENGLISH PICKLES and MUS
TARD in glass.
ESSENCES and ROSEWATER for
fayoring
LoBsTERs,
SALMON,
and TOMATOES.
FLOUR!
FLOUR!
FLOUR!!.
The highest grades of AUGUSTA
FLOUR mt the most reasonable prices.
Goods delivered in the Village free of
charge.
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
Market Street
June 1y