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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-07-28
A Eew W Words to tho Ladies.

Many ladies'. particularly mothers nursing, con-
plain o! tired, listlcss feeling or complete cx-
hanston, on arising in the morning On the wife
and mother dcvolvcs the responsibility of rcsula-
ting the duties Of the household Her cares are
numerous, and the mental as well rs the physical
powers arc frequently called into rceusiton. She
often finds her slightest occupation weary task
and existence burden, while at the same time
she has no regular disease 1Ios;cttcr's Stomach
Bicrs If rcso'ted to at this period will prove al
unfa'iing remedy for This annoying lassitudc -
The effects Of this potent agent are soon seen in
the rosy check and elastic step of the head Of the
family, as with restored hcalty and renewed spir-
its she takes her accustomed place in the family
circle. If this friend in need be regularly used,
those depressing symptoms will never be com
planned of, and not only would lassitudc not be
experienced. but many diseases following lis ad.
vent be avoided. as medical agent il hns no
equal, while its pleasing flavor and hcalthrul cf-
tccts have made it n general faforic. II is free
from all properties calculated to impair The sys.
TEN, and its operations are at once mild, soothing
and efficient. All who have used the Bitcrs at
test its virtues and commend its usr. July I'm
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PENDLET0N I FACTORY.

TNIIE WOOL CARDS at the pcndlcton Fac
Z tory have been put in completc order, and
arc now ready for business. They arc attcn
ded by Skilled Operators. who viii attend to
all work in their line. promptly and in tho
most approved style. Wunl may be sent from
all points on the Blue Ridge Railroad but
must be prepaid at tho point from which
Wool is shipped. and the rolls or BATS will be
returned free of cost.
Factory St0rc.
MIR. A. N. ALEXANDER keeps on hand,
at the Factory Store, a select Stock of GENE
R'L MERCHANDISE, which we propose to cx.
change for Cash or Country Produce (cxccpt
pcrshabic fruits and vegetables at fair prices.
Cotton Warns.
a supply of our superior COTTON YARNS
is kept on hand ut the Factory, md in tho
hands of our Agents at various points on the
Blue Ridge and Grecnvillo & Columbia Rail-
roads, which we offer to the trade at market
prices.
Factory Nlils.
The GriSt Mill is now being thoroughly
overhaulca, and will be ready for grinding by
the Goth instant.
Cotton Siials and Press.
The Factory Cotton Gins and Press will be
in readiness for the coming crop. Second.
land Eaggng and Ties will be furnished ut
One Dollar and Fifty Cents per pattern and
five tics; and the Cotton may he stored in our
warehouse until the owner desires to sell: then
Il ready market may bc found on the spot.
Factory Post Office.
Letters aud Papers for tho Pcndlct0n Manu-
featuring Company, or for persons on the place.
should be addressed to Pcndleton Factory
Post Office.
EGay' Patronage respectfully solicited aU9a
July 81, 1871 80 3m
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HOMICIDE IN MARION. On Saturday
last, says the Raleigh IN. c. Sentinel about
5 o'clock p. NJ, w. ii. Dcvcr, deputy rcvcn.
ue collector, shot and killed Joseph A. Thomp.
son, of MacDowcl County Thompson was a
distiler, against whom Dcvcr had taxes to
collect under the internal revenue law of the
United States. Thompsou's land had been
advertised for sale on this day, and Dcvcr
went to the court house door, and began to
make proclamation of sale, when Thompson
begun to advance rapidly, drawing pistal at
tho same time, and when within ten steps of
Devcr he (Dcve) shot and killed Thompson.
The ball entered near the centre of his breast,
killing him instantly. Dcvcr fired the second
time after Thompson had fallen, the ball Gu
tcring the arm. Thompson was leading
and influential Radical Of the County, aud
was heard to say in the early part Of the day
that Ills Gown party had turned against him,
and he intended to kill some of them" He
was heard to say that every time he went to
settle with the internal revenue officers their
claim increased that lie had been badly
swindlcd; that he would hazard his life rath-
cr than longer submit to the gross swindling
Of the revenue department. Deyer, with an
escort OF United States soldiers, has been
moving throughout the mountains breaking
up distillcrics.
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Sherin''s Sale.
IN THE COURT OF. PROBATE.

DY virtue Of sundry Wrts Of F1eri Eacias to me
ID directed, will sell, TO the highest bidder, with.
in The legal hours Of salc before the Court House
door, III Walhalla, s. o., OH salcday in August
next, the following property:
One Tract of Land, situated in Oconee
County, lying on waters of Little Beaver Dam
Creek, containing SO Acres, more or less, nd.
joining lands Of tho Estate of Joscp. Burns
deceased, B. B. Harris, and others sold as the
property Of Lewis James, ut the suit of A.
Bryce, Jr.
Ono Tract OF Land situated in Oconec
County, containing 90 Acres, more or less, ad-
joining lands Of S. M. Crawford, S. Merct and
others; sold as the property of Hugh Crawford
at the suit Of Lewis James.
TERMS CASH. Purchaser to pay extra
for Titles and Stamps.
j. II. ROBINS, soc.
July H. 1871 3S
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-lA Philadelphia young lady who ap.
poarea at tho naval ball, Cnpo May, on tho
Fourth of July, enjoys the distinction of
AAAying a dress mado entirely of white lace,
whioif>gas purchased in Brussels at a cost Of
about $1,000 tits kept in air tight case,
and tho sun lights mover allowed to fall upon
It, fH&
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Var. u. E'. 'GoaIc'a New Office :tclsa
Sales Rooms.

We arc happy to inform cur readers that
their old acquaintance. Mr. p p. roALE, while
continuing his manul;actory Of Dours. SaShcs
Blinds. etc, on liorlbcck's Wharf, Charleston
). g., has opened handsome Office and cxtcn.
Sive sales rooms ut No. 90 llaync Street. where
they will find it more c"nvcnicnt to call on linn
when they visit the city. The Sales Rooms
extend to No. 33 Pinckncy Street, where there
IS nh"ihcr entrance Send and get new and
extended price list Of latcs. styles, etc See
advert iSCmCnt July li-Im
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Sea. Moss Farine.

IA from which a variety Of delicate dishes may
bemade Apple Farine, Coffee Jelly, Moss Far
inc Saacc, Pies and dCustards, Cruel for Tnvalids,
&c., SO. Recipes accompanying each package.
From Seltzer Spring in Germany, Tarranfs
Costiveness, Dyspepsia, SO. This preparation ia
prepared on an entire new principle.
Z DR.. MoLanc's Liver Pills. with Whieh almost
overy ono is acquainted. Hssft II *ljii
Ilostetter's Walkers, Motifs. and Sumter BIT.
ters, Brauheds Female y hega!atsr Nov Styles
For my of the aboSo oall q - a
q, DRS. JAMES IL SPEHRS SfAN's t}si q
Drug Stores, Walhalla aud West Onion.
/, Jale 9, 1871 r. g .5!!t. a9s g,' sifl. SS S
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90 M M E r CIAI.

New York, July 24-7 p. M.-Cotton quiet
and low grades steady; sales l907 bacs--up-
lands 20S. Flour quiet and hcavy--common
to fair extra 5.lOG9G.40; good to choice G.45C0
0.0U. Wheat lc. better and fair export demand
new and old winter rcd and amber Western
1880 .i5 amber Southern l3001l ..l3. Corn
active at GSCGG9. Rice shade easier, at S(,G
Si. Gold l2!, Governments steady. States
very dull South Carolinas -; new 81.
CHARLESTON, July 2A,-Cot,on quict--mil-
ding lo4 receipts 10 bales; sales so; stock
40.
AucusTA. July 2l.-Cotton market dali. at
Isl for Liverpool midding; sales 80 bales !;
receipt 10.
LIVERPOOL, July ol-3 p. M.-Cotton opcn
cd tcady-nplanhs 81 Orleans %.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY or OCONEE.
Hra Circt it Court.

Margaret d D s0'enoh Summons for Divorce.
G. Frederick schcnek. Complaint not served.
70 G. Etct'srich Schcnch, Detendant:
YOU arc hereby summoned aud required to
to answer the Complaint in this nctiun, which
is lied in the office Of tho Clerk Of tho Court of
the County of Oconec. in the State Of South
Carolina, and serve copy of your answer on
tho subscribers, at their office, in the Court
House, in Wulhalla. in the State and County
aforesaid, within twenty days after the service
of this summons on you, exclusive of the day
of service. Ifyou fnil to answer the Complaint
within TINT time, the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the COMPLAINT.
MCGOWAN e. THOMPSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Walhalln, S. G., July 10, 1871 500
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THE TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE
Enlarged, Improved, Issued Weekly.
SHOULD BE IN EVERY FAMILY.
1900 sUlssCEaHHERs WANTED
50 Per Annum, In Advance.

INNllE cause Of Temperance has advanced so
Il rapidly in South Carolina that it has be.
come necessary that there should be live. nc.
tive aud Jealous exponent Of its principles
We have, therefore determined to publish the
ADVOCATE weekly, md to enlarge und i'm.
provo it in every respect. Whilst it will be
devoted to total abstinence it will. nevertheless,
be made acceptable to eruyy Grosidc. Tho
reading matter will bo of tho purcst and most
select character. Arrangements have been
made to got the most prominent temperance
men in the State to mako contributions to its
columns.
1t will also have corresp spondcnts in every por.
tion OF tho State, who will keep our readers
fully informed as to tho progress of the cause.
We have put tho price of tho ADVOCATE
80 low that il may be in the rench of all
Only u limited and select number of adver.
tiscmcnts will bo received.
10 AoENTs. "A discount OF ton por cent. will
DO allowed OH all now subscriptions.
Address, N&' +. p. BEARD,
Columbia, S. G.
July %, 1871 40
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Virginia papers say that the powder
tanks found by the wreckcrs in the iron clad
Richmond, now lying in thirty or forty feet
of water, are in good condition, and the pow
der as dry and ready for use as before the
submcrsiop six years ago.
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SOUTH EksN

DIRECTORS:
j. B. Gordon, Atlanta Ga.
A. Auscll, /" I"
Gen. Wade Hampton, columbia, S. G.
@. II. Phinzy, Augusta. Ga.
j.. Il. Butler. Madison, Ga.
Il. W. Holland, Atlanta. Ga.
j. j. Smith, Cuthbcrt, Ga.
j, ii. Galloway, Atlanta, Ga.
A. ii. Colquitt, Newman, &c.
i. G. Yancey, Athens, Ga.
Col. Wm. johnson, Charlotte. n. G.
B. H. Willingham, Allendalc, S. q.
w. A. Caldwell, Grccnsho,o', NC.
Robert Thomas Athens, Ga.
r. II Cowan. Wilmington, Nc
ID r. Murchison.
+. j. Pclzcr, Charleston, S. c.
j. j. Fowlc, Raleigh, n. c..
Gen. w. II. Cox, Raleigh, N G.
III. Y. NJ. Miller, Atlanta, Ga.
Issues all the different forms of Insurance
al losses properly adjusted and promptly paid.
Q. L. YATES, Special Agent.
! Dr.J. M. SLOAN, Medical Examiner.
4, July H. 1871 SO I'm
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

tTMkDANk COLLINS nRlssMhXfNG EsTABL sl'.
ner ~ Nest Eleventh street. laasp n rey on getNng
er eel tne Dresses made and ri nmed tbc atest Paris
TAI syia wenC Dresses IN swiss, Organize Lawn,
rndefv sady male ana 70 orteE Particular
anenNon gwen 70 isnis moufLins.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
A .s-~s-s.-BEAU MONTE.
~. FAkLIANs s.
a

SMITHS PATTERN Bh7tAR,
IA Eroadwav, near Iwentctb street. -
IxAMlNE before Purchasing iMPUhIED SUITE we
ave WEEKS AHEAD of TIE BEST lhFohilNo
pss,eri. pfrrEp 70 ,he FORM WARRANTED PER-
rFcT We D'yea ulsoTH MODEL Of each paseTn 80 N
ssI7Hs "iLLusTRATED PlTrrRN BAZAAR" JUST
PLEiIsHtD. isfhun rpthcsgon ever l<ssd- sam
pe copy n.sns4 % recent oi possaks
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

(SITy OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
Bureau Receiver OF Taxes Court house Park 80
Chambers street, 10 l57-Notce TO Taxpayers.
hereby given that the rolls or tax books real
and personal Individual shareholders of bank
stock year delivered that all
taxes due payable nj this oace.
Payment thereof the hours or A. NJ
and 2P NJ de ucton at the rate OF seven cent
calculated from the OF to the day Of
December win be made all paid previous to the LIST
Of November. BERNARD SMYTH, Receiver.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22


lrrsn.r ra,.w00D tAsS zSTSxs asiosIATsSs sSH4!ss.
''A''' 'ooSSEss oSsSszss assnAa AsHR az SATURDAY
ssSs SsSs aa f' sra '''' 'A''
enters ii%ss Sis s I tsdy SSf%sn %ss
& f'ssnaS sss s"ssss sssrs e tit Iossy bsymars
G. Z Carpenter enters b m Lady Ro.s
Patterson 'Pf1 sGssDsx4 81 4 4p'sssHSssss ScTo@sas o.
ssssss ssson 'ss; @ 'sia ssa better than
Pessr pos@ Sapsr psrkss sr.sI enters br Daanies
y Eosss enters ssr e. M M & ass,hslsioom "a .%S
John Murphy antesa snis sr m 6lf M tsdy Weller
VIE; psavyss Week; S.,s,: sa,s;' Sli EisS. ssas:
Z. 4 spas Psita,son sn.ess s,,n.. Dr. M conssance
a PATTERSON 'n'sls skiSAY 81 y oes ocTosss & 9ssa'
and stake OF $4,000 closed with the following en-
John Murphy enters Charles Green, to wagon.
B. panes enters rs D. m '%Is Tapssya 70 IN Ssrness
A Patterson sp'sIs s1rshaib ~ r. bss e oRss harness.
,eaon 81 y all horses soo 70 % 5000 to
y. p Mace MaSsr enters as,n. br g. Geo Palmer.
B. bans. bsnia esassr sassrs p M hsnry aasr can or
w. .is Bacon s"sia enters sr osS II. Wiki 4. Alien
The above ven races are mile best three n Ave IN har
Trains BY Harlem Rsnroad leavo Grand Central Depot,
2;So NJ Races 70 commence each day at o'clock r. NJ.
r P:3 \. VAN CoRrLANDT President.
FLEETWOOD PARK, MONDAY, OCT q3 AT P. M
Match Tor $4,000 between
Benz. Daniels b. m. American Girl to wagon,
J: j. Bowen's g. m Sea Foam. in harness.
citing OF the season. 1rfrr II
Trains by Harlem Railroad leave Grand Central Depot at
IL 40 A. N. and 2 30 r. NJ.
day, Match for $500 mile heats, three
ave, harness.
John Murphy enters b. z. Detective
Mr.. W. Weeks enters c. g.S Star Henry.
Y. J. NJ. VAN CohfLANDT President.
D. TALLMAN, Superintendent.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
~ Office and Saesroom 81 Nassau street.
Horse Auction Branch 10 liz ia Thirteenth street.
PRIVATE FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT
AT AUCTION.
BY JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL,s
at Eldred's stable,
NO. WEST FORTY-FlFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
AVENUE,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 25,
mt ~ O'clock comprising
Very ne and stylish pair of white Horny Clay Horses
l5 han is high, old kind and gentc handsome
ga together In 80 minutes and be driven by
lady.
Elegant Victoria by Brewster Of Broone street. nearly
and in perfect order: ood Gibson Harness, nearly
toge ther with elegant Robes, Blankets, Sc., &c
Can be above any time previous to the sale.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
CANCER fLANE.
THE RECENTLY Discovered MEDICINAL PLANT;
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE HUMAN SYSTEM. !.
THE POPULAR REMEDIAL OF THE UNIVERSITY
MEDICINES,
IFrom ,l,e Comm ercial AdyertIser. /

sr TFrnm the Commercial Advertiserl
These remedias paten medicines the scientific
prescriptions OF educated physicians They prepared
enttrcv chemical pi,nripes and possess unequaei
eric and The results achieved
the thaumatgica Diseases hitherto considered
by their agcucy, have recently
been the means Of enectHg some of the most remarkable
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER PLANT .
The Cancer Plant Is TTnc Purifier of the Human Blood
ev1enty destined to take Its rank the
Power III ltera iye known modern
In every form scroiuous Cancerous Infectious
MeTcurlai and Constitutional Blood Complaint STANDS
without rapidly curing Ulcers, Pustules Car
bunces, Eczema SAT- Rhenm, Psoriasis Eorescence and
eghyeignt different varieties OF Affections II "a
positive Curative for scrofuA Its Purifying, vviying and
Tonic properties the hcahul influence In
every known naady. IL Is harmless to infant and can
be used anliss. IL Ia acquiring woru-wids ceebrty,
Lrope Asia In fourteen aonhs the have
the number Of nearly 25u,oO0 packages.
Price " per Package lwth Book. three Packages
for "a
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

A -A-PERsoNs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
N. life Insurance. companies, aud who do not desire TO
surrender Their policies by absolute SALE borrow tho
surrender value Of their policies by applying a. insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

DAY RUM-IN BOND OR DUTY PAID, BY THE CAsK
I'D single gal parties supplied with BAY Run,
triple disled at st. Thomas exclusively from the celebrated
bay leaves. j. w CARLE, - Old slip.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

A VACANCY I'D STUDY SURGICAL AND MECHANI-
N ca dentistry, gentleman abe 10 pay for superior
advantages Apply Dr. REED, 272 Sixth avenue, Third
door above Seventeenth street
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

SURGEON GENERALS OFFIcEl
WASHINGTON, March 10. 1863. (
PRoryssoRsrlease forward my account order f1r UNI
VERSIfY MEDICINES. i am pleased to that have
found them OF service in the OF patients un-
der my charge. - ~,
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

DEST PENSION IN GERMANY FOR YOUNG GENTLE
For prospectus and further INFORM Ion send to
Q. Q. MAYsENhoELDER, 59 Olga strasse Stuttgart, wur-
temberg, GERMANY
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
The interests oil Policy Holders.

The statistics to bc presented will be compiled far
possible from tue which been lately called oy
by the supervising insurance officers of several states
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-09

&. M1HEEsorA is INCIDENTALLY IN excsl.
lent pork-ra.ising State. The average
weight Of the hogs i large, and the
quality Of the pork is superior. Stsarna
county has this yeapkeportsd two pork.
ers: one 18 month u !, Weighing $50
pounds, and the other GIL pounds,
dressed !; Tomas Tisbets, Of Cor cord,
sold j.. at KassoD, two hogs weigh.
ing 1850 pounds net; q lot IF
sixty shipped from Rochester averaged
1854 pounds each i; John Ducker,ng
Of Meeker county, has . hog which
weighs (gross) 1000 pounds; MIR. Stan.
nard, Of Mankato, killed one, eight
months old, which dressed 305 pounds
and . glance through our exchange.
catches notices Of many more tia,
touch respectable weights. The price
paid for pork during the past two o.
three years has been Rooi. running
from seven to thirteen cents per pound:
Our farmers would find it profitable ia
pay more attention than they do to the
raising and marketing Of pork. ..--
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-09

q On Friday Governor Austin sent 10
to the Senate the following appoints
meuts, which were confirmed in execu.
tive session
Regents Of the State University-John
Nichols, St. Paul, reappointed, John s.
Pillsbury, St. Anthony, reappointed; Paris
Gibson, Minneapolis, vice .. G. Merriam,
whose term has expired. a..
Director Deaf and Dumb Asylum-Ge Geo.
NJ. Gilmore, reappointed.
Inspector of State Prison.. r. NJ. Gas
Kill, reappointed. .: -. ..>. ~--
State Librarian-Mrs. NJ. R. Smith, re.
appointed. ~ > ,.
superintendent of Public instruction =
Reappointed. s..5s3 .s :. * E.
Seventy Notaries were also appoint
ed and confirmed. $.:% :. ''''.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-09
Is NEWS 1TE1 =

Tho fifth regular meeting Of the
s'ciety Of the Army ct the Tennessee
will be held in Cincinnati on the 9th
aad 7th Of April. >'> .'.@a
! The stage was robbed near Vir-
ginia City on Sunday morning OF
Wells, Fa g,& Co.'S b,x, containing
$1,000. The high way men were pursu.
ed and the money recovered. :
&, The Heather Chinee had pitch.
ed battle among themselves in San
Francisco on Monday afternoon.
Knives and iron bars were used freely,
and though q number Of the combat
ants we're injured, none were killed.
"A London dispatch states that in
the House of Lords on Monday evening,
Marquis Salisbury attacked the foreign
pclicy;of the government, showing tina.
foreign powers were all contemptuoua
in their manner towards England.
80 Henry Clews & Co., the eminent
n Y. bankers, say in. their monthly
circular: ''The first month Ct the
year has exhibited symptoms which in.
dictate that 1871 is likely to prove q
period Of steady, conservative and pros.
porous business 80. Vs.. ISL. 49,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-09


On Tuesday the Treaty of Peace
was ratified by the French Assembly by
q vote of 546 to 1O7.
Theirs has issued a proclamation to
the Parisians entreating them to pre-.
serve the peace. -. -. 49,
i At q review Of the Prusslan guards
in the Champs, Emperor William ad-
dressed the troops. He thanked them
for the heroism, endurance and de-
vction they had displayed, and added
that they mus. thank Providence for
choosing them Is instruments to bring
to pass ev ents Of such magnitude.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-09


The not proceeds q . OAtbolie
F.ir is sisnta,o vers 81 10 50.
g number 81 hog. killed nd
placed u the m,rt q II AIionaso,a - Z.
v,inter 4 e.tim.ted ,t q ,0o0. {.
aage Green hla sold his -four
ing mills It Clinton Falls to Kirk \
Coium for $40, goo.
The planning mill and saah factory
of :Dwi"ell 3 Wymap, q N t II q !,
~as burned on Monday afternoon.
Loss, Gig, 600 !; no insurance ssss|
Gen. Horatio 2. Van Cleve has
been confirmed by the Senate 8 Post
master Il 81. Anthony and n. D.
Cutter, Postmaster Il still~atsr.
Congress has appro pri.ted $50, 900
and the Northern Paei6o Railroad
Company 800, 900 for tho improve.
ment q the harbor It Duluth.
d. ". Rulisom, Of Summit, says
the Owatonna Journal, has purchased
Of Col. King a full-blooded Short
Horn bull, one year old, weighing 900
pounds; price $3.50.
The contract for supplying the
State Prison with fresh beef was let
to Cover &.Davis, Of Saltwater, at 81
cents per pound. Cheap enough, if
the beef Is good. ~ =.... h
The Taylors Falls Reporter says
that Miss Maggie Lumsden fell from
the St. Croix bridge to the ice, dis.
tance Of thirty feet, and escaped with
out dislooation or broken bone. We
are confident no man could do as we'll.
The next State Fair will be held
at St. Paul on the 10Th, 9th, 28th
and 10th Of September. A field trial
Of agricultural implements win take
place At Owatonna, under tho auspices
of the State Agricultural Society some.
time during harvest. :: -
The Glencoe Reyis.er says that .
iran named Frank Bartosh, Of Vs.
coma, WAS found dead near Koniska,
on the 2lst ult. He had bit an hour
before started home from . wedding,
and his body was yet warm. The
cause Of his death is unknown. -
Tho Faribault Republican re.
ports ease Of bigsmy At that place.
Ayoung girl, Sarah e. 6taufsr, Of
Faribault, had married, On . short No.
lquaintanee, Lorsn N. Butler, OF Still.
wster, Who, asswss afterwards learned,
had aswifs and family 1t Lsossboro.
The scamp, was arrested and held fol
trial. Il . .s3f1s g.&5.s :.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-09

fa. TnE Southern Pacific Railroad bill
which passed Congress At the last ses-
sion, provides for line from Ell Paso to
San Diego, with branches to San Fran
CISCO and New Orleans. No money Is
given, but the company receives 16, 0o0,.
600 acres Of public land given BY the
State Of Texas. American iron on II
is to be used in the construction of this
road, which u now called the Texas
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