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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-15

STILL AHEAD.-Capt. Grovenor is selling
agricultural machinery to go to all LOCALE
ties in Northern. Minnesota. Farmers un-
derstand that keeps @N the best ma
chimes, and as he is q "square man" to do
business with, they come directly to his
warerooms. He is receiving Implements by
the car load, and sells them abont as fast
as they arrive. Grovenor's warerooms are
the busiest place it the country.
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-J.W.Metxroth has just received . large
lot Of gentlemen's furnishing goods, in
Guiding the unequaled "Hercules" cuff
new style collars, shirts, underwear, &c.,
all Of the best and to be sold cheap. .
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BOARD OF COUNTY CO1fdIsslO
q ERS.
ST. CLonD, July 18th. 1871.

y. ! ST. CLonD, July 18th. 1871.
Rresent: Jos. Edelbrock, Chairman. B.
Pirz, NJ. Greeley. F. Schroeder and J. j.
Getty. The Board adjourned until after:
noon. Re-assembling. the sum Of 500 was
allowed tho town Of Le Sauk for roads and
bridges, the Auditor TO draw IN order for
the same on tue report Of the Supervisors.
The sum Of $75 was voted the town Of
Brock way under the Same conditions.
On motion $l25 was allowed for work on
the road from Rockville to Richmond, tho
money to DO drawn on the report Of Mr..
Greeley. FL :1.sz *@'
The sum Of $50 Was allowed the town. OF
Avon for county road at Kaspsr Fuchs,
aud F. sohros der appointed to superintead
its expenditure.
Sections and 2, Town 1875 R. %, and
Sections IS and SO, T. l27, r. 80 we're an
nexed to School District No. 8. in Brook.
way.
The petition of Wolfgans Fisher, for al
terlng county road from Watab bridge to
| town Of Avon was rejected.
The petition Of Thos. Bolles and Others
for county road from Sank Centre to town
Of Raymond was. on motion Of B. Pirz
accepted; and J. J. Getty, B. Pirz
and Martin Greeley were appointed . com.
mittee to meet at Apfelt's Hotel in Sank
Centre, on Wednesday, June 2lst.
Board adjourned.
!TuEsDAY.-$25 was allowed town Of
Zion for planks on bridge at Ludwig
Jacobs, on county road, the order to be
drawn on the report of the Supervisors. =
The town of Grove was allowed $125 for
planks on Stewards bridge, the money to
be paid the supervisors on the report Of 8.
Pirz and NJ. Greeley.
1t was resolved that all appropriations
from the road and bridge fund made at this
session be payable January LIST, 1872.
The following school district petitions
were granted:
Peter Item, from new district in Maine
Prairie.
Jacob Keim for new district in Rock
Vile.
II. Grein, to be annexed to District No.
40.
c. Eiohemeyer to be annexed to District
No. -. 49,.
O. NJ. Nelson, Of Maine Prairie, to annex
parts Of Nos. 20 and 80 to No. %.
The following were rejected:
J. B. Sartell for Division Of District No.
13.
G. Kerkhoff to be annexed to No. 81.
A. E HUI sey, Architect in charge of the
work on the vaults, &c., in: the Court
House, reported that the same had been
done by Smith & Volz in accordance with
the contract. On motion, the sum Of ST.
s75 was paid; and $l6s.15 allowed for
extra work.
The. petition Of Jos. spath for = new
town from the Town of st. Martin. was
granted with the following boundaries: T.
l24, R. 80, and So t T. 124 R. "a; to be
named Spring Hill the first town meeting
to be held at the house Of F. W. LEM on
Saturday, July 1st, 1871. 49,.
WEDNEsDAY.-The assessment on wi
swf section rs, town l2e, range 80 was
abated S., 900.
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The st. Charles herald publishes a
letter from A. o. Adams, at Fergus Falls,
Formerly Of this city, who says fish was
shot at that place which weighed 95 pounds
That young man has decided talent for
fish stories. nj. .,=':si
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Tho Congregational church WAS crowd.
ed on Sabbath evening to hear the Sabbath
School concert. The exercises were as
usual.
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The petition Of John Winter foe new
school district in town Of St. Martin was
granted.
The report Of the Committee on the road
from St. Cloud to st. Joseph Was accepted,
and the sum Of 500 was ordered. to be
paid !; also that an additional sum Of $1l0,
be paid for extra work.
The license for auctioneers for selling
live stock, &c., was fixed at $40. All other
auctoneer licenses remain At $500.
The Board then adjourned sine die.
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NoT1cE.-From now until the fourth Of
July, Mrs. Ottensmeyer will sell her stock of
millinery goods, trimmings, &c., at cost, as
she intends sailing, in thu early part Of
that month, for Europe land desires to close
out, as nearly as may be, oil goods on
hand. She will purchase, while abroad,
large stock for tbs market. 3w
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HAIL STORM On last Friday hail-stones
fell quite lively about these parts for a
short time. 1ce-pellets were picked up
which measured six inches IN circumference.
No damage was done beyond the breaking
of few windows.
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s~ -coat@s / Freeman are supplying their
customers with the choicest beef from stall
fsd cattle. They buy the best and latest
beeves to bs had for money, and 90 are al
NJ, able to supply the market with extra
meat. t.sE.@ S<ss.!E &c., -
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"A fresh lot Of groceries received yes
terday at Morse's. Also, full assert ment
Of stoneware.
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Hiram Brunson, who formerly drove
for the Stage Company, and was well
known here, died on Thursday on the
streets Of Brainerd. Whisky.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-15

The German Protestants, near Paynss-
vile. are finishing off a fine large church.
It 10 about the size of the Congregational
church Of this city. Mr.. James Kennedy
left yesterday to do the plastering.
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GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the delights o
HonE, and the propriety or improperly Of getting
Married. with sanitary for those who feel untitled
for matrimonial happiness Sent Free in sealed en-.
velopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
r. PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
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FURS.

The highest St. Paul price, for all kinds
Of furs, is. paid, % usual, BY c. schulten,
St. German street, St. Cloud. Country
merchants and trappers will find it to their
interest to give him : call before shipping
heir fars below
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THE EVANSVILLE MuRDER.-THI BODY
FouSD.-In April last, IS was reported in
this paper, Gilbert Parlson, of Evansville,
Douglas county, disappear under circum-
stances which led to tho BELIEF that he had
been murdered. Diligent search failed to
discover the body. A few days afterwards
. number Of citizens Of the vicinity seized
upon Peter J. Thorud, suspected Of having
been implicated in the affair, and by threats
Of lyuching endeavorei to exact from him
confession, but without success. Sever
81 Of these men were afterwards arrested
ON Thorud's complaint, and after trial
discharged. N. H. Miner and J. g. Mower
appeared for the prosecution; Capt. L. W.
Collins, Of this city, for tho defence. On
the 9th inst, Mrs. Shsner and hired
man named Olif, found the body of Paul
son in the rushss near the shore. "A strong
smell had been noticed in that vicinity for
some days. q The body was much decom.
posed and had several knife wounds. It
is supposed he bled to death, and that his
body was thrown into the lake. A musk
rat house had been thr own on his face and
head. The suspected mon, Ohlson, Hal.
verson, Mass and T!orud have been arrest
ed. The Coroner's jury has returned .
verdict of guilty against the four. The
prisoners will be sent to the jail at this
place or st. Paul for safe keeping.
THE CouRr Housl.-A complete change
has been made in the arr.nssment Of this
public edifce. The slx Offices ON tho first
floor have been converted into four, Of 16}
x18 feet each. These Offices are each pro-
vided with are-proof vaults, made burg.
lar-proof by double iron doors, with COM
bination safety locks, oil Of the manufac-
ture of the bah Safe Company. The vault
in the Auditors Office il Skill feet in
the Tre.surer's, SKIS fest; Register ;ol
Deeds bax1o} Clerk Of the Court, 61x5a.
The stairs leading up q tho court room
have been put ct the end Of the hall, The
up stairs gallery has been removed, and
the Judges bench put in ths front Of tn.
room: The hall and stairs are matted -
The Improvement throughout is decided
The work was well done by the contractor,
Smith 3 Volz. The plans were prepared
BY A. E. Hussey..se sEs
J, Cheap for cash, IS the way goods ar,
sold 1t Smiths Grocery.
Boots and shoes are going Of q Picki
J ~ Abbotfa at half.nriaa. for ~ a.
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Fruit jars, the Hero and other stand
ard bands, lover than ever before sold in
this city, at Boyd's.
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The Silver Cornet Band were out on
Lake George In their band.bost, Monday
evening, and RECALLED our citizens with de-
lightful music.
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FoR SALE.-Three first. class four-pocket
billiard tabfes, 63111: feet, in good orde
and oil complete. Will be sold cheap fol
cash. Inquire Of -. ;
~. ROBBERS & Lab.
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Sugars, teas and syraps, At bottom
figures, at L1xplR1oH,s,
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WAaons.-Grovenor has received . car
loaii Of the celebrate d Whitewater wagons.
Teamsters and farmers know these to be
the best wagon made. Qrovenor always
keeps them. -
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For the best and cheapest breekir j.
plows, 60 to Nicholas Lahr's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-15

lin the court room yesterday, g. A.
Drumming, Of Richmond, . member Of the
grand jury, was seized with . ct. For a
halt hour helay as rigid as marble, and
has not yet fully recovered. s@sss...
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!. The ladies' Of the Congregational
Church will give = strawberry festival in
The grove near Mr.. J. A. stanton's, to-mor-
forW evening.
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Fruit jars, the lte,o and other stand
ard brands, lower than ever before sold in
this city, at Boyd's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-15

"A sosp factory and = milk cart are
among the latest additions to the Industry
Of The place. ..
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E Mr.. N. Cans, County Treasurer, has
purchased Of Mrs. Barbara Miller the
dwelling house with five acres Of ground,
near Mr.. J, W. Tenvoorde's residence.
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FRESH ARR1vAI.-J. W. Tenvoorde has
just opene ! large stock Of dry goods. to
which he would call the attention Of DUR
ohasers. Also, complete assortment of
fresh family groceries, all Of which will be
sold at the lowest figures. e.
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Tho soft'soap, patent-cement, scissor
,sharpener, razor-strop man is holding forth
nightly at the street corners, to delighted
oudionces.
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The ladies of the Presbyterian church
ars preparing to give strawberry festival.
They win have ice cream and other good
things,
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y Fruit jars, tho Hero and other stand
ard brands, lower than ever before sold in
this city, at Boyd's. E. '. H. I s .5
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In order to make room for the editorial
address and poem, the conclusion Of the
story, ''Thrse," is laid over until nsxs
week.
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. SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID,

DUBLIsHED as warning and for the benefit o,
L young men and others WIN suffer from Nervoua
Debility. &C., supplying TIE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
Written by one who cured himself, and sent free
on receiving postpaid dir cted envelope.
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Arr
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Crowds Of customers are supplying
themselves with groceries and provision, at
Smiths Cheap Grocery.
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For pure iee-cold soda water, go to
LiNpfRIoH's.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY. DR.. John Quigley
will preach and lecture on Temperance at
the NJ. E. church, in this city, on Sunday,
tho 18th inst, at half palf past 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and P. M. Go and hear this vet
Gran in the Temperan ce cause.
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Tho "Fakir Of Vishnu" prestidgitator
has been arrested and is in IN Iowa iail.-
He has now > good opportunity for dis
playing his skill in sleight- hand by get
ting out from behind tho bars.
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For dress goods, 60 to
I. MosrcoxEnY 8 WEsr's.
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Let the people remember that Morse
sells all his goods cheap fer cash.
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-Remely & Dorr are prepared to supply
pure lake ice in any desired quantities.
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SAVE your NoxEY.-To learn how, read
tho advertisement Of the Home Shuttle
Sewing Machine in this issue It is highly
recommended. and is sold very low. Mrs.
P. Lamb 10 agent at St. Cloud.
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~ ssk jars, tho Hero and other stand.
M bsaads. lower than ever before sold in
dis city, q Boyd's. $<.s:
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=, .-Linpsiieh caught . young tobacco
thief yesterday, but let him OF with some
gsod advico.
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Ho FARxERs.-Grovsnor has just re-
ceived car load Of Meadow King Mowers i;
also, Of Holllngsworlh Sulky Rakes; also,
car load of Little Champion Reapers.
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The grand jury elected 8. ID. Bruce fore
man. and brought IN indictment against
Geo. N. Baker, for horse stealing. The
jury was discharged yesterday morning.
The following cases were continued un-
| til the next term:
NJ. Meagber Us H. eager, and N. Myrick
Kerr & Collins Att'ys for plaintiff; o.
Taylor for def.
John G. Scott Us T. G. Alden, Sheriff. =:
Hays & Kerr for plff; H. L. Gordon for
deft.
J. B. Mills Us. J. G. Scott ct. al. H. L.
Gordon for pl'ff; Hays & Kerr for def.
G. Lautenschlager vs. F. x. Roter ct al.
W. J. Parsons for prff; e. O. Hamliu for
defendant.
P. Pogoschnick vs. Louis Brink. L. W.
Collins for pl'f ". 8. Moore for deft.
State of Minnesota vs. W. J. Parsons
L. W. Collins Co. Atty; o. Taylor for def
Thos. B. Stanley vs. School District No
20, stearns County. This case involves
the payment for work done on q school,
house at Maine Prairie. It was brought
on yesterday and is still before the court.
Kerr & Collins for pl'ff; E. o. Hamlin for
defendant.
ST.. CLOUD FouNDRY.-The advertise
ment of this new institution will be found
in another column. Mr.. Stevenson has q
thorough acquaintance with the foundry
business, having carried it on largely for q
number of years in Pennsylvania. He
brings both capital and energy to the I'M
dertaking here, and will make it success
Messrs. W. Dickinson and NJ. P. Noel, the
other members Of the firm, are both we'll
known citizens and live business men. This
enterprise deserves and should receive the
most liberal support from the people Of
Northern Minnesota.
REPUBLIC INSURANCE CoMpANY.-This
Company, one Of tho strongest and most
secure in the country, presents Its claims
to the people of northern Minnesota in an
attractive advertisement which may be
found at the head Of the second and third
columns of tho fourth page Of this paper
The ''instsllment PLAN" adopted by the
Republic, is ono specially favorable to
farmers and others who find it inconvsn
lent to pay full premium at once. They
can make equal payments Of the amount
during five years, without interest. No
Company in the United States is safer than
the Republic. The list of stockholders
embraces the names of some of our best
business men. Capt West, the we'll known
and popular insurance agent, is Manager.
Cali on him and obtain q policy in the Re-
| public.
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The best makeeot kid s,-Ses ut Pickit
& Abbott's for 81 so.
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! TEAs Another large lot Of teas expected
from New 7 ork. They are the best in the
market, at 4 ALLEx& RussEL1's.
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Street Commissioner Dorr is doing .
good work on the east end Of Lake street.
et. Cloud has the handsomest streets Of
any city in tho State.
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Ice chests for sale, cheap, at spioer 4
Carlisle's furniture warerooms. II:
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-Por oil kinds Of farming implements,
q. to MoHraonIRY & Wrsr's. :.
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IS A i kinks q canned and dried fruits,
sassp 1or saah, q Merse's.
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Mr.. II. T. Daendels has q new two
horse, double-seated basket phmton. 1t is
very stylish.
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His Honor Mayor Kerr has new turn
cut and dashss through town at very Lit.
tle short Of sati.ordinsnce speed.
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"A county subscriber writes enclosed
find $500 for tn 'Jou1HA1 for smother
year. like tho paper very much. It fire.
=. usntly contains notes or articles, any one
sfvhieh 10 worth the cost Of . years sub.
9 Dssiption." seasible man:
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Mr.. james Kennedy has bought the
large double building in lower town, near
the Normal school, OF Mrs. Jane G.. Swiss
hslm, 1t present residing in Penn sylvania.
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Groceries and provisions, as cheap q,
- any other store in to7n, at II: Il :> .za
FL z.5 can't = So ~ LINPIRInH,s -;
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/ DIsTHIC On COURT.

Tho summer term Of tho District Court
met on luesday-His Honor Judge Nc
Kelvy presiding. S.
The following are the iurv lists
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"A little son Of Mr.. VIM. Capple has
saved, in two years, $110 in fve-cent
pieces. He took his box-full to the bank
on Monday and exchanged the niekels FOR
currency. :. & 81. :.
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iiiss.-De not forget to buy some Of those nice
1eklsd salmon, at Morss's. 81 .sss =:
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Remember to 90 to L,mperich's for
pure soda water, ice-eo1d, aud Of any
flavor: .S,l,:s@z: Ee@zsss, ~ -, .a..s2r.s2#.
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FOR coffee, tea, sugar, al the best, "a
10 MONTGOMERY & WHsr's.
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st. Joseph's Society (Catholio) will
give . picnic on the 4th of July. Prot.
Fishers Cornet band will furnish music.
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Fresh groceries. just received, and Tor
sale cheap for cash, at Smiths Grocery,
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RAILROAD IrEMs.-Mr.D. Mckenzie, who
is in charge Of the first party which lefr this
place to survey the Branch Line from st.
Cloud to the intersection Of the Northern
Pacific near Otter Tail, was in town from
Friday until Monday, making up his
monthly report. He had passed tho bro
ken country in the neighborhood Of spunk
Lake, and had found very good line
much bcttcr than had been expected. In
the worst portions, the grade does not ex-
coed forty feet to the mile.
We learn that Mr.. Morris party, which
is also surveying on this Branch, though
on somewhat different line, had reached
Spunk Brook, some twenty-five miles from
here, on last Friday, and had found good
crossing.
A rumor Is IN circulation that the
Company has decided to build the Sank
Valley road before the Branch to Brainerd.
We do not know how true this may be, but
1t would seem to be very sensible course.
The Sank Valley road is much more need
ed. and would pay four-fold better, than
the other.
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K - Tho clearing ont Of the park skirtine
tho Mississippi, north Of the Normal School
square, has improved the appearance Of ell
that locality.
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[<<;;. !: MINNEAPOLIS, June IA.
Whest-$l.10
Corn-68o. -.=. -;
Oats-50c.
~ ~os. M1LwAuK1B, June IA.
Wheat-Unsettled; 81 PSI for No. l.
Corn-53c. - "A
Oats-52c. e...
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HA1r-PR1cE.-You can buy the best boots
a.d shoes ct Pickit & Abbott's at half
price.
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Fruit jars, the Hero and other stand
ard brands, lower than ever before sold in
this city, at Boyd's. -
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Rev. ". Carver, at one time pastor of
tho II. E. church at this place, hos gone to
Utah, under the auspices of a mining COM
pany, with good salary.
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FouxD.-A purse containing money.
The owner can have the same by calling at
Mercer's jewelry store and paying for this
notice,
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S a supply Of this years. applss, ripe and
Juicy, received to-day, Il Limperioh,a
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Tho Library Association will meet on
next Thursday evening, at tho residence Of
Prof. Irs Moore.