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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-03
H o Al Il | n d u STRY
BOOTS AND SHOES

Made to Order at the Lowest Rates.
The undersigned would respectfully invite the
attention of tho citizens OF Clearfel and vicini-
ty, TO give linn call shop on St
nearly opposite Hsrtsuick Twins drug store,
where he is prepared to make or repair anythi ng
in his line.
Orders entrusted to him will be executed with
promptness, strength and neatnes., and all work
warranted as represented.
- 1 have now on hand a stock of extra french
calf skins, superb gaiter tops, DC, that will
finish up at tn he lowest figures.
juno I3th 1856. DANIEL CONNELIY
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-05-03

OIL, Putty, Paints Glass and Nails, for sale a,
~ March 10. H T, BIGLER 4 cos
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| HARNESS, Trimmings, and Shoe-fndings for
| IL sale at II. F. BIGLER cos
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SALT SALTH-A prime article of ground
~ un sait, pat up in Patsnt SACKS. for sale saeA
n tAe eteisof B. M0SSoP
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A N n O i NC E NJ E N T
REED BROTHERS.

I have this day associated with me in the msr-
camille busines my brother Robert Reed, and the
business will be continued under the firm name
of ''Reed Brothers" We will continue TO make
the Dry Goods and Notion business a"speciality, !"
and all the newest fabric. and Latest novelties in
the market will be kept on hand, The Branch
Store in Curwensville will be continued, where
will be found as choice line of goods as at the
main store in CIearfeld. New Spring Goods will
be on hand about the 18th OF March.
WILLIAM REED.
Clearfsld March I.ISTI. Market street.
The book accounts of Wm. Reed will be prompt
ly and Immediately settled. WV. REED.
March 8, II.
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N H L IS II A w III o U s E.
GEORGE N. CoLBURN, :::::: PRornrrreR

This house was lately completed and just open
ed to the pubiic-is newly furnished and provided
with al the modern Improvements of a frst-cla
hotel. 1t is pleasantly located, in the business
part of the town, and near to the public build
ings. share of patronage is respectfully solic
tied Charges tolerate The best of Liquors in
the bar March 80 'iO-tf
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NEW LAMPS.-Psrkins d Houses Non.Explo.
IN sive Lanp-a new articIs-just received and
for sale By HARRY 7. bIGIKR / co.
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TUNS. Pistols and sword canes to be had at
VI H F. BIGLER i cos.
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STATE U. STATES DIRECTORY

This Post Office will do for Chest TOWNSHIP
' VIII answer for Ferguson township.
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CADDLEs, Brides, harness. collars de-, fer
| y sale at II. F. BIGLER CO.'S
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NEW YORK AND FLORIDA COLONY,
Partially organized. For full information, cir
culars, eto., address EDWAR D DELOUEST, 81
Nassau street. New York City. p o, Box 1855.
March s, 1e7l-Sn.
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CABLE CHAINS good article. on hand and
" for sale by FL. F. BIGLER CO.
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H0RsE-SHOES, and orse- nails, to be h ad at
IL II. 2. BIGLER CO.'S
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| ST0VES of all sorts and sizes constantly on
| ~ hand at III. f. BIGLER d cos
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-06
E. w. CLARK & CO.,
3 A II z. Z. E S

DULU1H MINI, March %, 1871.
Having opened Branch Of our PHILADELPHIA
BANKING HOUSE, in the city of Duluth, we are
prepared receive deposits, make collections
all points, and furnish exchange all the principal
cities Of the United States and Europe
We are also prepared to make LOANS on GRAIN
stored in the Duluth Elevator, and so NEGOTIATE
PAPER drawn against SHIPMENTS of GRAIN and
FLOUR. z. w. CLARK & CO.,
april If
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-06

FIsHING OPERATIoNs.- The crews of
Smith d Lachapelle, and Shoyer & Bunda,
left las nignt for the South Shore, by the
T1g Agate. The first named crew 90 to a
point on the laze shore a few miles above
Iron river, while The latter crew 90 to the
Brule river. Both companies took large
supply of barrels and salt, and intend to
pul in 4 large lot Of Irvine and viii spare
no expense in prosecuting their business
vigorously. We hope they may have fair
weather and good luck.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-06

The Young Christian Soldiers, children
comprising the Sunday Schools of the diff
Ierenl denominations of this place, had quite
pleasant time last Thursday. After
marching through our principal streets in
uniform with their banners, they brought
mp at Posts Hall, where after refreshments
aud some exercises, the agreeable affair
ended
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crATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUaLAs-In Circuit

- TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOU6LAs-In Circus
- Court
John h. Merriam and George L. Becker, Plaintiffs
Hen r. enc O william EoItins,
head, decreased, Henry ioIiinsheal Edmund Summons
IIoliin~head, Ellen ElOllinshead, and Mary Iiul>
lushead minor children aud heirs at law of
William Hut!Bsiead deceased, Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin the above named defendants:
You hereby summoned and required the complaint
Of John Merriam George Becker the plaintiffs in the
entitled which said complaint has been filed office
II d Clerk Of this the County
Town Of Superior said County and cory
the undersigned his office in the
If Superior, Wisconsin within twenty after the
this upon you exclusive 81 the day OF
fail the said complaint within the aforesaid
the plaintiffs in ths acton will apply the Court relief
demanded il sni complaint. H. \. SEIZEE, pIfs AIRY.
Dated April u, 1871. 327.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-06

SUPERIOR Cry DoCK.-Sealrd proposals
for the building Of dock in the bay ac L.
Street, in Uppertown, were opened by the
Town Board Of Supervisors last Monday
The dock is to be twenty feet wide, built
Of cribs lox2o feet, and $50 feet long, with
four square cribs at the end to be filed
with stone. The whole dock to be plank
ed over in a substantial manner in the usu-
al way. The bidding was not so lively as
anticipated, :here being but eight, which
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-06

OK the outside of a building near the
Post Office may be seen q nice new sign
with VIM Wonderle, Boot and Shoc-mak-
er on it in TASTY letters !fyou step inside
You win see the "boss" Inns Ii, who is one
Of the best workmen on Lake superior, and
can make as good boot as ) on ever want
to put on your :" fut."
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-06
SHERTFF'.S SALE.
: WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUGLAS-In Circuit
Frederick A. Newton, Plaintiff,
against
James p. Greves, Defendant

tFeicficN 4 NeNIph, PIalntIH
against
James P. GreVes, Defendant
BY Of aud under #
the CircH for Douglas County in the above entitled action
sld ivere ami against the personal real
property fsaid def ndsnt Groves, have seized
nd eyie1 upon the following described resi- and
title aud interest hch The id defendant had in and
the said property the Of the ocketiug Of the juds
c7any to the 9Th day of December 1870
acquired the southeast quarter Of
tie southwest ion twenty-five (25}c ntaning
sc-e aud undyi1ed fifty in the
half section twenty-five 90 all in township
( north OF range fourteen IA in the town of Superior
county Dous Wisconsin, being ninety
which said real and right title and sh,
for sale and ll at public the
MONDAY THE 22ND DAY OF NAY 1871.
q oeoch ia ;he that day at the Of
boon, Co2dR.t1G Rock West Street in
Superior co1fy b9uE WIsclns I'd
tie EsHts,ary LARS LENR ct sb@fsf.
b <T7g Sow. Uriersheriif If noGgi8s G ii ~.
Il. HAYES. ts.i Alta Dty.
Dated sAe.4G ol-o, Superior A9rii 9Th, 1874. 81
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-06

The weather iof the past week has been
some hat mixed First we had LITTLE
canal reminder IN he shape OF a gentle
northeaster, accompanied by rain. Yes
terday AMI to-day brought just as bright
and sunshiny weather as ever 'lay out
DOORS -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-06
are as follows:

After an examination of the proposals,
the Board rejected the lowest bid and
accepted The one Of Ness Strong s. Neyin.
The above firm are experienced lumbermen
and dock builders, ani 10 doubt viii exc
cute the work satisfactorily. The building
Of . good DICK in Uppertpwn is much
needed improvement, and we are glad to
see that the proper steps have been taken
to accomplish this object.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-06


MARINE ITEMs-The schooner Pirrepont
Capf Alexander Davidson, took her depar-
ture for Eastwood Island stone quarry yes
terday.
Schooner Neshota left our bay the 18th
for Masqnette, there TO load with iron ore
for Erie, Pennsylvania.
schooner Shupe cleared yesterday for
Marquette and Cleveland.
Schooner Charlie left yesterday for Bea-
yer Bay, 30 load with lumber for the North
Shore Silver Mines.
Schooner Chaska set sail Friday for
Bark Point and all intermediate ports.
Tug Agate left last night for Brute and
Iron rivers
Steamer Lolita Bernard, Of Superior, ar
rived last evening from the North Shore
Silver Mines.
Steamer S,illnan Witt IS to run this.sea-
son on the ST. Louis river from FonduIac
to Oneota, Duluth aud Superior.
The fast IittI- ferry steamer Zero, is
making four trips day from here to
Duluth.
Steamer Kasota win soon be ready to
fall into the line OF action. with Captain
Greenfield on her pilot house.
Schooner Stranger Is at Quebec Pier
awaiting repairs
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-06

Acc1DESr-3Ir. Theodore Johnson, who
has charge of the work on the new resi-
deace Of 1Ir. Richard Bardon, me- with
severe accident last Monday. In carrying
Il drawing knife ne stumbled and fell, his
r.Is laai rikng up n the blade OF the
kni {, m Il g a large aud agly wound. The
.eug las been dres ed and Is bea.ing rapidly.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-06

- TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS.
p In Circuit Court.
Ann Marguriett Huguier, Plaintiff
against
Antoine Sayinicr Maximcn Huguer, Defrndentl
In the Of the State of Wisconsin, to the above
named defendants
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff in the above entitled ac-
ton which said complaint is filed in the Office of the
Clerk Of this Court in and for the County of Douglas
aforesaid in the Town OF Superior and to serve copy
Of your answer upon the undersigned his Office in
said town Of Superior in said County within twenty
days atr the service Of this exclusive of the
day Of service. And if you fail to answer said com
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this
action will apply the for the relief demanded
IN the complaint THOS. CLARK
Plaintiffs Atty, Superior, Wis
Dated March 28th i. D. 1871. 3O-7
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-06

QgIrE a number OF Daluthians were up
on our streets yesterday. They all behav-
Cd themselves very well and one of them
sad :" this is the place after ALL" We said
AIR and kept as mute As grasshopper
,hout the condition of the monkey"
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!. Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented 10 the Com
"A missioners Of Monroe County. Ohio. at their
June session, 1871. praying for q county road.
sommencing for the samo in the center of the
road known as tho old Hariatta road, ON Little
Opossum creek. on the lands of Elizabeth Cos
ser, about twelve feet from sycamore tree
marked A; thence through the lands Of Gosser
to the lands of Alexander Thomas thence
through the lands of A. Thomas west Of o field
now in rye to sycamore stump, thence through
Gosser's land to white oak stump near the
line between A. Thomas and Elizabeth Gosscr;
thence through the lands Of Alexander Thorn
as, south Of his barn. hog pen and house:thence
along or near the old road to the landsof David
Pyles; thence through the lands of David Py-
les along or near the road running east of said
Pyles barn, hog pen and house, thence slong
or near the road to q stone marked B. opposite
the mouth Of run known as the Jane Haley
run, about 3 rods west; thence up the Jane Ha-
lev run through lands Of David Pyles the near
est and best route thence through the lands Of
Casper Bitner along or near the old road TO :
stump on the right hand fork above little
bridge which bears two Ak marks ut or near the
lane chat leads from the run to Casper Bitners
house, thence along or near Ditner's road until
it intersects the 0possum creek road some 3
rods moro or less north Of Nicholas Hidv's
house, terminating in the center Of the road
leading from Sunfsh to Wooi.feld. opposite
Joshua Davis house.
apr2svs MAST PETITIONERS.
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no An,nesty.

The New York Tribune scores the
malignant Administration Senators for
their caucus resolution not to touch the
amnesty question at this session, and
continues: s5ssfa q raas
I'VE deeply regret the fatuity of this
course. The Democrats took Virginia
away from us in 1869 because of Re.
publican resistance to general amnesty
In 1870 they wrcsted West Virginia and
Missouri from us on this precise ground
We could not have lost either State but
for the strong popular upheaval tor gen.
eral amnesty and the restoration of po.
litical rights to all or course, we shall
come to this pretty soon-certainly in
our next national platiorm-but how
many more States can we afford to lose
by stubbornly, mulishly resisting mani
fest destiny n sss 4ieaf IA 81
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The SuRvEY.-We have o letter from
Gen. Warner, President OF the Pitts
burgh and Marietta Railroad Company,
stating that reconnaissance Of the pro-
posed railroad from Lower Salem to
Barnesyille will be commenced on Mon
day, the oath inst, at the former place.
The instrumental survey will be made as
soon after as possible, aud entrusted to
Mr.. G. L. Gould, the most competent
employee in the Engineer Corps Of the
Company. The Reconnaissance will be
made by Mr.. Macarthur and Mr.. Could,
and the President will. il possible, &C.
company the party The committeeman
heretofore appointed along the line and
all others interested are expected to meet
the party next week, and show them the
best routes. .-Barnesville Enterprise
April 20. zse- Ras .sii.Issa
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RELIGIOUS ITEMS.

! The church at Snow Hill, Maryland, is
probably the FIRST regularly organized
Presbyterian Church in this country.
The Baptists of Indiana have 80 asso-
Citations, 500 churches, 367 ministers, and
34.448 members. The baptisms through
the last year numbered 2.S3S.
The Seventh day Baptists in Boston,
who were arrested for working on Sun
day, pleaded their creed in excuse, and
were released by the Court. i.
There are in New York City at this time
thirty FIVE Baptist Churches, beside their
mission stations having nembership of
about IL, ,00U. ssA. aer
The Presbyterian Church was formed
in Paris, Kentucky, in 1857. Since that
time four of the pastors have died while
engaged in its pastoral work.
One hundred and twenty-nine persons
have united with the Methodist Church iu
Akron, Ohio, within the past four weeks,
without any extra meetings.
A movements is in progress in Ohio to
bring about closer fraternal relations be-
tween the Baptists and Disciples of
Christ, or Campbellites, looking to an ul-
innate organic union. r
The Board of Home Missions of the
Presbyterian Church have about 1900
missionaries distributed throughout the
States and Territories, and maintained at
a monthly expense Of about $50, ,000.-
Sixty-6vc commissions were granted
within two days recently.
The Pittsburgh Conference Of the NJ.
E. Church is the largest, numerically, in
the United States. The three largest are
New York, numbering 42,109; Erie 49,.
ll5; Pittsburgh, so, ,726.
There are $50 Catholic Churches in the
city Of Rome, many of which are only
open on the holy days of the saints to
whom they are consecrated, and whose
names they bear. Z ~ :
The New York Observer regards the
frequent changes among ministers from
one church to another, as Indicating the
growth of spirit Of true Christian libe-
rahty, and of true Christian union. The
difference in church order is made subser-
Went to considerations of usefulness.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-25

WHAr's THE UsE.-What's the nse Of
mindine what ".hey sayf. What's the
use Of lying awake ofinights with the
unkind remark, of some false friend rum
ming through your brain like forked
What's the use of getting
into a worry and fret over gossip that
has been a6oat to your disadvantage by
some meddlesome busybody' These
things can't possibly .iniure you. unless.
indeed, you take notice or them and in
combating them you give them character
and standing. II what is said is true
set yourself right at once; Il it is false
let it go for what it will fetch, until it
dies from inherent weakness.
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An Amicled Cleopatra.

From the Oakland California; News
According to the testimony Of DIR.
Lyford, Mrs. Fair. when she shot Crit
tenden, must have been in terribly bad
way. That learned authority says he
found her amenic, in addition to which
she,had retrocedent gout, metatasis, dis
menorrh@a, catamenicals and inson,a-
MIA! We are likewise given to under
stand that she also had idiosyncras;es
Great heaven! No wonder the poor
woman went out of her mind and broke
things. It is cheerful to know tina. DR..
Lyford is only thirty-two, by the time he
is sixty or seventy he may possibly learn
to talk like man of sense. 4i.t al
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HWM. H. HrNSEerN 4 Co, Jewellers,
No. 104 Main St, Wheeling, Wholesale
and retail dealers, have an extensive es-
Establishment, and are prepared to supply
the public with jewelry, clocks, watches.
material, &c. Ladies, dealers and mer-
chants desiring arst class goods should
give them call. See card. 8. :
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TIE FAIR-The Directors of the
Monroe County Agricultural Society,
held meeting in Woodsfeld, on the
I'D inst, and decided to hold. the next
Fair on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. the Goth, 2lst and 22d days of Sep
tembers sesss hasi,, .s gilrs.
The premium list will be published as
soon as prepared by the Secretary.
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IyT The Ku Kluk bill with an it's infa-
nous provisions was passed by. Congress
Last week. Z : Z, :
Are the people willing to be ruled BY
GRANTS bayonets instead of law2 Let
them answer at the hallot-box.
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EEGEoRGE ROBERTS, No. IS Main ST.,
Wheeling, has on hands an extensive
stock Of sash, doors. paints, oils, &c
Builders and others visiting the city to
purchase should call and examine his
stoclE, Hisrstes viii prove satisfactory.
Redd Ms clFd in this weeks SrlRrr.
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HWc see reports from different
parts Of Ohio. that the fruit crop has
been seriously injured by the frost. We
have consulted several farmers in this
county and they report the fruit oil right
,,nt
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-25

IzA little SON Of JOHN BuRKHxRD,
of this place, was severely injured about
the head by the kicks of'a horse, at
DoRa's s stable, Saturday evening. the
22dinst.
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Ncw Goods! New Goodsn

wETsMosRrs dry goods advertise.
ment appears in this issue of the SPIRIT.
He has juat received and opened choice
assortment Of dress goods,together with
calicoes, muslinsj Jeans, checks,an other
articles In the 6ry goods line.
His stock Of groceries is ample, and
i, Of the best. Hardware and queens
ware Of all kinds and at very low prices
Call and examine his stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. se1e issn4a ssse
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EE The Money Order Office at this
place will, probably, be discontinued
Since the establishment of the bank
here, the order business has fallen of
very considerably. 1a -s7i5z7
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!. "a g1 81 : - = -

@McCAsE, KRAFT 4 Co., No. so
Main St., Wheeling, are extensively en-
gagged in the Dtag bdsiusssJ The lmetl
chants Of Monroe and adjoining coun.,
iles iHs fan, sy, 9btaiq first class goods at this
house. See card.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-25

ETMr. MELAScrnoS MASON, formerly
Of this place, Of Galesburg. ILL.,, is visit
ing his friends at Bellaire, Ohio.
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krPErrRssMx MxSic6z 1fonthlu for

kEPETERse MaSicdl Monthly for. May
contains sixteen pages Of new and
choice music for thirty wonder.
fully cheap and just as good as if it cost
three dollars Address j. l. PETERS, 500
broadway, New York.
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EGeneral RICHARDSON was in town
last week. He was looking finely, as lie
always does.
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~Mra E. N. SMITH has been appoin-
ted Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, in
place of the editor OF this paper resign.
ed -Kaightsto,on Ind. Banner, 2oth
inst.
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Attachment:

wn. &. Kigsr l Before James :Asmstrerg. q
"a. Justice OF The PeaSs Of Maiis
John Fogel, 90 township, Monroe ceunty,
Ohio: On the 25th day Of March; 1871; said
Justice issued an order Of attachmenti ID the
above action for the sua ofS7 IS and costs::
said action adjourned 10 tbs 18th DIR OF
Nay; 1871. Wu. B. It0pk;
apr4s3. ~ st .sGg assfnat
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HWe hope the members Of the
Democratic Central Committee will all
be in attendance on Tuesday, the I'd
;net
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sHCongress adjourned on the Goth
inst, to the frst Monday in December.
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.EW.F #. MoRsis is having stone
pavement'lai9 in front of his residence.
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EThe U. S. Senate will convene in
extra session on May 10. : :
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r r Z "A 8 U r RS
NOTICE TO TAx.PAYERS

MoTlcR is hereby given. that the Dupii.
~ cafes for the tax Of 1870. due June 90,
are ready for collection. All taxes not paid
BY the 2oth day Of June will be subject ts s
per cent. psnalty;and II not paid By the Goth
Of July, will be returned delinquent and 20
per cent. penalty added thereto. Pay your
taxes and save the penalty. will receive
the tax at the Trsasursr's once
Persons paying taxsA are requested to
make the change when II is leas than n.ty
cents. WILLIAM RRAD,
aprlStd. Treasurer,