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Go see the new goods-Surprise Store,
2O9 Main street. 3o-T
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nf yOa want good cid MeSibDeI
whisky, Oto 2z6 Second street.
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BEAUTIFUL Toilet Sets, 5Oc-Surprise
Store, 2O9 Main street. 35-f
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IA you want good old Megibben
whisky, 20 Ia 2z6 SECOND street.
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CHICKERNG PIANos-best and cheapest
all styles on hand pa Second st. [l2t
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MONEY loaned on collaterals. Address
"E. NJ, pOstofice box l95. s6t
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PLAY billiards at willett's.
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DR.. Smiths Electric Oil" (of Phila-
delphial cures. l29-t
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Seminal VenIkness Cured,

CURES ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
female; charges low fees; uses No Mercury.
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GAs-rrrrrse at 8l5 Second st. at
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar
fhOIOmeW a Allen, IS North Court
street. 11e-f
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Browns & Browne, sl5 Second st. AIT
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NEW Attractions Nightly new stars
lest variety troupe anywhere-at the
Varieties Theater, Washington st. [3+t
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THAT ciderat willett's-e1cellent. 2s-t
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MEDICAL.

A PrOvidential Remedy. The Mon
goose, bitten by a poisonous serpent,
seeks a certain plant, eats of it and re-
covers In like manner thousands of
European dyspeptics, and victims oliver
complaint, disorders of the bowels, debil-
ity, dropsy, rheumatism, etc., flock to the
Settler Spring in Germany and are cured
by its salubrious waters. We have this
spring, in .,all its sanitary perfection,
multiplied ad infnitum, in this country,
in the form of
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Tlp-ror cider at willett's. %
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LEGAL.
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

Chancery Sale OF Real Estate.
RI Kate g Temple Ilos First cAenssry Court of
Kate Temple, Shelby County.
Lutte Temple, ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0CUT0RY
ID decree for sale, entered in the above cause
March n, 1871, will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and
Master office. Greenlaw Block, Second street,
in the city of Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, April 30, 1871,
within legal hours. the following described
property, to-wit: A certain lot of three acres
of ground, situate and lying on Mosely avenue,
between Che old Ind new Raleigh roads, set
forth by metes and bounds as follows, to-wlt
Beginning. 3 links east Of elm marked "A
benefit of this property; thence south 10 east.
1871 feet, to a stake in said avenue; thence
north 89o west, 829l4 feet. to q stake; thence
north Il west, 1874 feet, to stake links west
of black oak. southwest corner of lot No. OF
subdivision for Whitesides; thence north 89o
east, with south line of said lot No. 4, S29 feet,
to beginning; being Same conveyed by Miles
NJ. and Mary K. Temple to Catharine Il. Tenn
pie, by deed recorded in book Is, pages l47,
las and 149, on 18th of August, 1856.
Terms of sale: One thousand dollars cash
required to be paid; balance on credit of one
and two years; notes. with approved security,
required lein to be retained till the purchase
money is paid.
EDMUND A. COLE, C. and NJ.
D. NJ. Scales. II. I. Sale, Att'ys. l25-52
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sEDR. LavnEsoE's woNlS's FEIESD cures
all diseases peculiar TO females. ll2-e5
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MEDICAL,
DIR. BOHANNAN

once 6Is North Fifth ST., bet. Wash
ington avenue and Green streets.
st. Louis, Missouri.
Established in ST. Louis I'm 1897.
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FLORIDA WATER.
FLORIDA WATER.
The Celebrated
Murray
Lanman'S
Florida Water

The most lasting, agreeable
and refreshing Of all per-
fumes, for use on the hand
kerchief, at the toilet, and in
the bath. For sale by all
Druggists and PerfumerS. is-f
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Through Mail train WILL NOT stop at flag
stations west of Moscow. =,
Ticket Office, 2lS Main street. corner of South
Court.
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PuMPs at 8I5 Second street. All
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MEMPHIS POsTOfslCE.

OPFroR HouRs-FRoM8 AN. TO 6P.M.; SUNDAY
From TO loan.
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

The Principal Druggists IN he United
States and British america.
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MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD,
Arrives. Leaves.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R.R.
(Takes effect Sunday, June u. 1901
Arrives. Leaves.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-10-05

The 1rets have nippcd everything
pertaining ia ihe vegetable Kingdom.
-Aceon8Ipr 10 tdc cd alsgo q the
last Frdsy ia 8 month pine tle
next October uia he aid. AMI
",quals moalb adg.ng ;, tlc weather
oths tndsN
Thtrc {, bot ysfy little d5lugss in
thi. town ISIS ail compared Is former
Years
Mes.r. sawyer 3 Davis au doing
thriving business "a tHc lumbcr hue
Mr. Sawycr ihe mausgeg know. Just
what course Is pursue Is m1sc & psy
SeNaabof Our cnlcnai,mg tIuEcus.
arc building tor jhgmsel,e. urW resi-
deaccs white many OTHERS arc making
vast improvements on their premises.
Such :, the order Of the day
- . Temple i now collier orthc
coal klus the business Of which, was
formerly carried on by Ncssrs. putnam
\ Noodmaa OF Bennington, but now By
Lyman BowIes Esq Of this place, and
he i yer, successful iu the art Henry
Siherof Marquette, who is now manager
of thc mill. Of the Lake superior Co, al
that place, wa, formerly collier and was
one oft,c best the country afforded We
are pleased 70 learn that lie Is prosperon.
in biz new field Of labor, aud meets the
appreciation Of the employers Ia every
way
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wEsr AnLNGroY.

The Stars in their friendly game
with The ONmpics Of Shushan y. y on
Saturday Sept. 39th were worsted in a
game Of five ihning- by score OF - to
q, owing 10 the absence Of some Of the
Star players.
The +. G. IIoughtou b. y. Z. Of No.
Bennington and the stars oC this place
arc TO play on the grounds Of the former
on Saturday Oct. 5ih at 1870 p. m.
Tho Olympics Of shusban and the
Stars, Oh the Stars ground. Oct. llth
BENNINGTON.
The County Fair is to be held on lee,
some time IA the month Of December.
should tie weather prove favorable.
Goldsmith i exhibiting his annual
array Of garden vegetables collection we
think Il would be hard to beat buias Il
Il nothing uHusual ior r. g. to have such
pile, &c don't seem strange to him, bat
Oct outsider. come and look. lie has iur-
uip, tina, weigh 81 lbs ard bccts that
weigh over p lbs
- II B5Rles receives many orders
us his elegant sleneil plates, and They are
really au excellent aud hands article.
Every laiy and gentleman should possess
one 49, celebrated While wire clothes
lines 1Fe auisis. 81 great utility aid one
81 tiie comforts IF lhe ace 70 those who
are ior,uHaie enough T. posscs. one.
lleury Ward Bee, tcr, Hon Thomas
Fiieb. Marx Twain. Col H. .prngue and
cad shnlz win lecture before the Young
Men. Christian Al. 9ciatlon flc coming
wiuia. fle eaur presents brilliant at
traeu9ns
N8DDr0Ep.
-Glr railroad prospects airs brighten.
las
The forests are now Ireseniing i
golden bae
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The long talked Of ebeese celehfailo n
came "a Tucslay. ths 3h ALL, and
would have bern s gysaa sasccss had Il
uoi aeta iaf .ltc rain which commenced
sboui uuoa aad o1uuuael throughout the
aav 81 ecoaHt ofwhiel tie programme
Was audga eul only b pau The pro.
eessian was formed a. ihe cheese factory
81 T. Il polsri q North Chester with
uc Grafton Cotnoi Band al tbc head
AtNl eamc wagon iesl % eW with >
man 20 ihe wagon milking lhe, pass
ei through ice streets, what ihis was tp
represent SIC De not know Tho Rig
Cheese 5ame ueAi, weighing pounds.
drawn IS - black horses This team
wa, driven by Charlie, Robbins, who
banded thc ribbons with ihai ease and
grace knoWnonly 70 the lclan obi ,taeor.
that 30 is. About one hundred carriages
81 citizens and strangers followed, No-
semitic engine No ] aud company, sleepy
Hollow engine No aud company The
latter though small company was com-
posed 81 their 0wH iasH 0my, aud next
came he Bail Raggcr- -so called IN
ibe bin numbering about 100 men aud
boys which was wei gotten AZ aud ere
aied . good deal Of cheering aud merri-
ment Then came a large load Of the fair
sex, about two hundred in number,
drawn by ninety eight yoke OF oxen,
which was tie prominent feature OF the
day, aud for town team deiies compeu-
ton The procession reaching Chester
Main 81. was somewhat broken up and
DELAYED a good while on account of The
weather and inciicieuey Of the manage
ment, but was reformed aud proceeded
through Main st. Chester 10 tile depot,
whcr here was a Trial Of the Yosemite 4
eupiac From thence to the common III
North Chester, where The big cheese aud .
Z barrel, crackers were deyoured by the /
crowd, after which. 10 consequence Of the /
rain, The celebration was adjourned to the
Town Hall at p. N. This affair attracted
Tie largest gathering Of people seen in
Chester for long time, and had the
weather been favorable would have been
enjoyed to the fullest extent. SEA-.
SUNDERLAND.
Bradley & Bacon have made arrange
nents for cutting and drawing to their
steam mill thirty thousand logs the com
ng winter. They make business lively
4, ,i,t,. ,,;a;,,tty
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ARLINGTON.

notwithstanding the approach of fall,
when business generally slaeks up some
what, our mechanics and shops are all
full Of business. The peg factory is fill
ing a large foreign order and several car
loads Of pegs have been shipped within a
few days past
The potato buyers are shipping from
this station to Boston. Current prices
last week, for Early Rose, which seems to
be the favoritc, 40 cts. per bushel of 90
lbs, The yield is good one in this vi.
cinity and at such prices Is remunera.
tive crop.
The chiscl works are now driving
their business to keep up with orders.
The other shops are all kept busy, show
ing good deal of work turned out for
shipment by. railroad, and everybody
seems busy.
The runaway team you spoke of, in
your last paper, belonged to FarwelPs
livery in this town. Mr.. Seth Warner,
wife and two children were riding with
it, near Factory Point, when the animal
became frightened and turning suddenly
around capsized the buggy, throwing all
the occupants out, All were more or less
injured, Mrs. Warner, severely and il will
be some time before size RECEIVERS entirely
of her bruises. The horse was stopped
about two miles north of this village, the
buggy and horse escaping much damage.
An exhibition was had of the Smith
patent Centrifugal Hand Power Thrcsher
at the barn of A. d. Garfield, Esq, on
the 9th inst. The machine threshed out
100 bundles Of oats in 60 minutes, doing
the work thoroughly, Notwithstanding
the grain was quite damp and hardly fit
20 be used for fair test Of the machine,
every head being thrashed clean of the
grain ard The straw left ia good condi-
ton for binding All who Witnessed the
trial were convinced Of is value 10 the
farmer as labor saving machine besides
its doing so much better work than by
aand with The ordinary fail. These ma
chimes together with the hand power
saws are now being made By the Airing
ton Manufacturing Go. for the owners OF
the patent, and will soon be for sale or
if.inI.
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Mr. Spalord oar popular Railroad
Agent has lately been quite sick, but Is
now able TO attend to bis business again.
We heard him singing his fyorite song
"Go trJl Aunt Naby7 the other dag.
The annual picnic Of the ;. 5. of the
Baptist Church, took place on the 10th
uli They met at the church at loa.m.,
and after taking 1--WE miles ride to South
Berlin and back, they all assembled at the
grove on Mount Pleasant, whore tables
were loaded with goodies iorall. Alei
dinner the boys had game of ball, and
the rest Of Tie party had Il soeiable time
on the hill, aud as the weather was fine
all had a good time
Rider Mumlord had the pleasure Of
marrying Mr., Winfield Hail 10 Miss
frankie Smith, at her home in this viz
lagc, on Wednesday Of last week, AZ
O'Clock p. m. The happy pair took the
? o'clock train for the far West.
ABBOT utwo months ago man called
Foxy John left town suddenly with the
wife OF legal gentleman, with whom he
boarded, which Of course, caused some
tall swearing by the limb of the law.
lie searched far and near but got no
tidings of Minky Jane On the 25th
inst, he heard Of them, and went for them
with a warrant for the arrest Of Foxy for
theft. "A Deputy Sheriff came on the
18th bringing the prisoner all safe The
woman came the same day by stage from
Troy. I he rising lawyer now thought
surely revenge was in his reach, as
Foxy" bad served at Clinton. He had
another cause for anger, for Foxy's, son
had Just spirited away another woman
from him and left him lonely indeed.
Well, they had the culprit before J. L.
and tried hard TO get him committed to
the County Jail, but the testimony did
not satisfy the court of his guilt and he
was discharged, and the woman gave her
husband fits, and sticks to Foxy" yet.
We are improving our time this fine
weather in the harvest field we have
fair crop of potatoes but they are not
all sound.
The Baptist Church which has been
thorough and extensive re-
pairs for about two months, is nearly
Services were held in it Sun
day afternoon and will be hereafter on
each Sabbath.
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NEw LEBANON.

AS most of the neighborng villages
are becoming noted in your columns, and
as we do not wish to be left in the cold
we submit few items. Many people
travelling over the Extension will re-
member our place by the beautiful depot
here situated, it being the best on the line
from Chatham TO Rutland.
MANY houses have been erected here
since the completion Of the railroad. =.
l.. Leonard has nearly finished bis cot
tagc: il makes a very pretty appearance
on the outside.
-Tildea & Co. have erected building
near the depot for Hay Press which is
run by IIuestcd q Bigelow. They are
doing a fine business. They have "A press
at West Lebanon also
The Hotel built by Tldcn Is being
completed and will be open in the spring.
The Congregational Church has re-
ceiyed new coat OF paint. Kendall q
CLARK are selling large humber Of Their
mometers, their business having increased
very much this summer. They employ
about twenty hands
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
FtLsr DuckG The friends Of those who are
troubled With al breath, and through over
FqueaHishtess, dislike 70 refer to II, commit
positive sud cruel mistake, especially II thoy are
aware " The merits and great efficacy u the fra
grant soz0DosT This Is tho true and cnly remedy
for ihe difficulty there il Nc valid excuse fer
bad breath nov
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,vLY THREE CENTS PER Foori

NEW GOODS
Al fHr
LADIES FANCY GOODS sroRE.
Mr. French has Just returned from New Yorl
with new stock Of
GL0FEs .fND H0StERT
Alro full liue Of
Zephyr Worsteds,
Of every shade, which viii be sold
At II Cts per Ounce
A good asrortmcntof
woRsrED PATTERNS,
Very Cheap.
A large assortment of,ibbors, zach III bon,, etc.
~ every shade and style.
Several styles Of CoRsFfs both hsnd.mads
Gnd woy ~, al low prices
Dress Trimmings,
ynygrs,
nwags
GiWrs,
sILE AsD aris
GOOD assostmeni Of
Y4LL AND WfyTER 1fLLfgEBE
will be received gory soon.
Orders from out ~ town, BY mail, siil be 6Ilsd
with the greatesi care.
FRENCH 4 PAIR0ws
Manchester, september, z7tb, 1871. ssiyosoE
PRAIRIE WEED BALsAM
For the ca e II Coughs. Colds and all
Consumptiye Difficulties
Al inys aable discovery made by . sch known
dentist n E5si0a. tbe gfeai Prai -
Of the Wfst through the IN fttuft gi
H1fsts afflicted viii the u sssea.
lie tHress upoD ~ Throat ssf CBDsnmptve
iroatirs are w.tidsflgi Il fcn4pFrs ~ pressure
from the taa4s, produce essy sHf n4tgf4iblea q
ii.q, esnsss ssee' and refreshing sfsf fsatg'es
lie lost pppesf. pfHFtnts fia5ieH AID HgR
siaeafs aud restsfes the shgie .fstnu toa Dc.
gree II ae 9th sn6 - engfh rsFsly 4 ever tiiAins
"a uHlsr say 1fasf ifest.lstt
Fsed ~ Cffp a.. rgnislasag Toll ssegaHt
n ts dsraFsff sui sgrasfig. eafes. ~ caA o.
sunf Gragelsi ~ = bottle tnA 49, tgf yoHrseif
Hhen iakuh ~ a9Dneeti0H with 80 use y be To-
hiliag bsia, il bss EF0ysd a. aniSiling remedy
~ ~ puifapnsry complaints
Price : O0 PEI Bottle.
wKKEs 4 POTTER, 0easrd AgsHs,
u WGshingtsH trest,
MILTON AugTIs, Pr0pf. BosTOA, h1Hs.
IssVvlyslsx
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IS. T. Ridout has purchased the
mill aud lumber business of his father 7.
4. Ridout, aud is now the only manu-
tacturcr Of lumber Iii Dorset Hollow.
Roth mill, are being repaired aud will
soon be II good running order lie in
tends 10 put in one Of Lanes mills
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Screws aud Starch,
Brooms and Lard,
Nails and Nutmegs,
Pi.chforks and Putty,
Pork and Hand Seds,
Gmlets and Molasses,
Whips and kaaghphH
Soap and Prize Collars,
Flour aud Ghindstones,
Tobacco and Ok Bows,
Axes and Kerosene Oil.
Paints, Oils, aud Sugar.
Mackerel aud Mustard,
Corkscrews aud Cement,
Shoe Backing and Shot,
Pocket Knives and Glue,
Shoe Pegs and Crackers,
Jack Knives and Ginger,
Goldfish and Ak Handles,
Picture Frames and Lime,
Artists Colots and Rlisins,
Graham Flour and Screws,
Pick Axes aud Tooth Picks,
nd many Other articles too numerous 10 men.
on in a work Of this kind,
For further particulars "sEI"
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spalding's GIuo mends everything.
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Bradley & Bacon have made arrange
ments for cutting and drawing to their
steam mill thirty thousand logs the com
ing winter They make business lively
in their vicinity.
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10 ALI. the World aud the hEsT OF NAN.
KIND. BE It knowu that the new lat II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-10-05

Ain. Robert Galiop died very sud-
denly Ga lhe morning II ihe zdhai Size
wss yeAa ola and leaves husband anal
Uue rAli The ianeral services were
held H ihf Cong egalionai ciureh, nesf-
By ga 81 toe relatives bsing present, al-
tmaea some u tilem reside tife other side
81 ass noaataia Az excellent discourse
wa. presehal b Res ! i. Ilemeuia-
M.ss Faalie with. i member 81 Ia
yld Aadfas family, i qQisc oar q health
and has gone f. eafatoga % trg ihe tr-
tines ~ iar mineral waicu
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Mr. French has just returned from New Yort
with Il new stock If
GLOTES .IND HOSfERf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-06

School House BURNED.-The junction CITY
school house burned down last Monday morn
ing, entailing severe loss on that school dis
trict. The building had just been repaired and
enlarged at an expense of three or four hundred
dollars and contained about three hundred dol
lars worth of books, etc., belonging to the
schoolmistress and scholars. Mr. Hobart, who
was the first one to discover the conhagraton,
passed by the school house that morning about
O'Clock and saw nothing unusual Returning
that way about two hours afterwards, the build
ing was wrapped in flames and quickly burned
to the ground. How the fire originated is
mystery. The residents of that locality are un-
able to accout for it in any otner way than that
it was the act of some evil-disposed person. We
can hardly believe that there can be an individ-
ual in this county so inexpressibly mean as to
wilfully set fire to a school house. Ifsuch there
be he never will find hotter locality than he
deserves. Them's our sentiments
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MORE CANDIDATES. Candidates are becoming
plentiful, and the indications are that they will
be more numerous this year than ever before.
AS matters now stand, there are but three Offices
worth having, namely, Sheriff, Clerk and County
Judge. The first two will pay good wages, pro-
vided they cost nothing. The County Judge
will receive one thousand dollars a year In gold
coin for four years. We submit no one can get
rich out of that There is not another county
office out of which any person can pay board
and washing and clothe himself. In the face of
all this, there is no lack of individuals ready and
willing to sacrifice themselves for the public
good. This sort of public spirit cannot be too
highly commended, but we regret to say pre-
walls more generally now among Democrats than
Republicans. When candidates desire to inform
the public that they are in the field, the best
way is to drop line to the JOURNAL office. We
don't like to publish man as wanting certain
Office unless we know he actually seeks it.
When we positive he is running we will give
the fact publicity no matter whether he author
ICES US or not. We make these remarks by way
of preface for the reason that there are num-
ber of aspirants who have not expressly author
lied us to announce them. On the Democratic
side, M H. Lowden and Peter Van Matre want
to be Sheriff. John M. Estes is fixing things to
be Clerk VIM. Condor and two or three more,
think it would be fine thing to be Treasurer.
J. G. How is prominent candidate for Assessor; /;
so is B. S. Gupul so is Owen Finnegan so is
Charley Schutze. If the last named gentleman
triumphs it will be another Prussan victory.
c. E. Williams will seek the Democratic nomina-
ton for County Judge. ]. B. McMurry is put
forward as the man for Senator. Among Repub-
lcans, aside from announcements by cards in
our columns, we know of no candidate except
for County Judge. We are assured that NJ. w.
Personette aspires to that office. =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-06

PEACE JUBILEE AT RED Hula numer of res
idents of Red Hill will have regular good time
y Evans Bartett's mill this friday evening.
Ausic, gallons of lager and good lunch have
zen bespoken for the occasion. From our
knowledge of those who take leading part in
matter, it is safe to say that it will be an OPP
Portunity to eat, drink, dance and be merry that
oont occur every day. Special invitations hav-
ng been made, delegation from Weaverville and
&her localities will be there. Being purely
Pcial affair, everything is free.