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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

James A. Scarborough, late post
master at Jcwctt city, California, who
cccntly abscondcd with $4,000, has
been arrested and brought to Lcavcn-
worth, Kansas. rIsG.
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CAUTION.

All persons are hereby warned against pur-
chasing or in any way meddng with the follow
ing property, viz; Two cows, two 2-year old
calves, four hogs aud two pigs. three bedsteads
md bedding, one bureau. one set Of chair, one
eaokipg stove and utensils, and one lot OF oats in
the sheaf. now in the possession Of Robert Red.
Of Jordan township. The shove property was
purchased by me at Constable's sale and Il left
with him on loan only, subject to my order at
any time. ISAAC =. BLOOM.
Ansonville. Sept 2s. ls7i-sts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

The Democrats of the Fifth pa. }
Congressional district have nominated
Hon. John Robbins for Congress. The
Radicals are split in this district be.
tween Hammer and Myers.
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SAVANNAH, September 20.-A spe.
cial to the Morning Neics says that a
destructive fire at Bainbridge, Ca,
this morning, destroyed about one.
quarter of the business part of the
town.
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VINO NAY TOTE.

II is well to remind our readers that
under the new Constitution, every per-
son offering to vote must show:
|. That he has been a citizen of the
United States at least one month
This will cut off all persons natural
lied after the 3rd day of October in
the present year.
2. That he has resided in the State
a year, or, if formerly resident and
removed therefrom shall have returned
six months preceding the election
This is the same provision that pre-
vailed in the old Constitution.
3. That he has resided in the cleo
ton district where he offers to vote, at
least two months Immediately before
the election.
4. That he has, within two years
and at least month before the cleo
tion, paid State or county tax assessed
at least two months prior to the cleo
tion.
Let no man move from one ward or
district Immediately before the cleo
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

Al wilkcsbarrc, in this State, Henry
Dietrich, convicted Of robbery and
arson, was sentenced to seventeen years
In the pcnitcntlary. s,0i''
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
IA Notice Is hereby gssen that letters Of admin
istrntion on the estate Of JOHN A. THOMPSON,
late Of Bradford twp, clesrheld Co.. Pa, deed
having been duly granted TO the undersgnsd,
all persons indebted to said estate will please
axe immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands will present them properly
auth cnticated for settlement without delay.
NANCY Y. THOMPSON,
Sent. 2g, 1874 sts Administrator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

wnAr PirY.-Wcsyn~sihsse With
that wing of the Democrats in Centre
county which started out this Summer
to nominate Congressman, Judge and
Senator, all at one sweep. There is
such a thing as asking too much, and
when the gentlemen engaged in the
plot started out to nominate all those
candidates from Belleiontc, they must
have counted hugely upon their neigh.
bor's docility and stupidity. l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

! One hundred and twenty-five trees,
on about an aero Of ground in Calhoun
county, Florida, yielded last year co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

The Kansas Legislature met in extra
session on Wednesday to provide means
20 relieve tho citizens rendered dcst
suse BY the rsvagse ofshs yr~sAhcpper.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
IA Notice is hereby given that letters Of Ad-
ministration on the estate Of JAMES kBST0N,
I'd, late Of Lawrence township, Ciearfeld Co.,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, al
persons indebted to said estate will please make
payment, and those having claims or demands
will present them properly authenticated for set
tlement. John W. WRIGLRY,
scptl6-st Administrator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

RATHER DuLL.-A number of Radi-
cal editorial blockheads are inquiring /;
Who is John Miller, the Chairman OF
the Democratic State Committee p
Wehopc somebody will enlighten those
intelligence dealers upon that subject.
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CAUTION.

chasing e or m sddIing with fwO GRAY HORSES.
now in the possession Of John 3. McGsrvey, Of
Chest township, as the same were purchased BY
me at constabie's sale, and are LEFT with him on
loan, subject to my order.
Mc0aryey, Sept 80, 1s7i3t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

Middle Tennessee bad rain on the
2sth Of August for the fi'rt TIM since
the 18th ofMAy. ii,s, ''y .'f ''
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On motion of Mr.. Simpson the Con
ference proceeded to ballot for can
didatc for Congress, and upon calling
the names of Robert Mcknight and
John Rishel they declined to vote, and
claimed that they were compelled to
vote for the candidate for whom they
were instructed; and after much dis
cussion, Mr. Simpson moved the nolni-
nations be re-opened, and it was so or
dcrcd, and c. 7. Alexander was
placed in nomination by Col. John
Risnel, Mr.. Mcknight had withdrawn,
whercupon the conference authorized
the remaining Centre county delegates
to cast the full vote Of the delegation.
a ballot was then taken, with the fol
lowing result; l.. A. Mackey received
l2 votes, those of Clinton, Clcarfcld,
Elk and Union counties; Mr.. Alcxan-
der received 3 votes, those of Centre
Mr.. Reed received 3 votes, those of
Miflin. Mr. Mackey was thcrcupon
declared the nominee Of the Confer
cnce, ana mOuOn 10 make the nomi-
nation unanimous was carried with
three dissenting votes.
The following resolution was adopt
cd.
Re.oired That In the noniin tions made this
day we believe We have placed n the heli man
who Is In every way worthy Of the support Of
the Democracy Of this district, and We pledge
ourselves TO use all honorable means In our
power to swell the majority for him. and thus
eontrhuis 10 the support VI the Democratic
State ticket.
Messrs, Noyes, Wilson and Gross
were appointed n committee to notify
Mr. Mackcy Of his nomination. This
duty they performed and returned
with the nominee, who in few well
ton. The Conference then adjourned
sine die 8
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IUTION.

~
All persons are hereby warned against ineddling
with or purchasing any Of the Following proper
Is. viz. Two cows one two-horse wagon, and one
set Of tug harpess now 10 the possession Of Q. Q.
Mefreii, Of Morris township, as the same belongs
to ne snd Il len with him on loan. subject to my
order. ADAM M0YER, Jr.
KyIertown, Sept 80, is7i.SLs
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

PRIMARY ELEcTioN.--Wc have com
piled from the returns Of the recent
primary election tabular statement
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

Of cIcardeld. Lot ss~fsS feet, with good two.
story plHbk house thereon erected, with three
rooms devn rsairg and four ~ rooms up stairs.
Also, sewing roonlsad bath room on second Aosr
House finished cSmplete from cellar to sttics--
Good double porch snd good water. Price rss.
iosssfs wS. X. nscuLLoueH.
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CToREKEEpERs, ATTENTION..

We desire to call your sitention to our extensive
Comm issior business aud 10 our fAcitles for dis
posi'E of such produce as our consirncrs send ~.
Having large trndc with city stores, We are "a
nbled to make quick returns, at full prices.
storeksepers having Chiekens, Batter tgs,'
nr other produce, will do well 10 give US trsi
Where Groceries are taken in exchanEe, ~ com
mission viii be charged.
s.I.. KIRK, SON a Co,
Wholesale Grocers and Commissisn Merchants,
No. $50 N. Third street, phiiash. spriy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

Reagan, lac Postmaster General Of
the Confederate States Il candidate
for Congress In Texas
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.

cannot more forcibly portray the
distress existing in this city among
those who labor for their daily bread,
than by instancing the case Of Barnum
who, when he brought his Hippodromc
here, advertised for great number of
men to parade at each performance q
great many more than were required
presented themselves, and although
their services were needed 10 hours
each day, they gladly accepted tho
pittancc of four dollars reek which
the great showman-who made net
profit of $4,000 while herewith
princely liberality gave them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

A SPLIr.--Thc terrible robbcrics per-
petratcd by the South Carolina State
officials have eliminated in division
of the Radicals in that State. The
taxpaying portion have put an Indc.
pendent ticket in the field, and will no
doubt elect il. The Harrisburg Pat
riot, in alluding to the matter says;
A man may he born in Massachusetts,. graduate
at Harvard, study and practice law, command q
negro regiment and hold federal Office without
incrimiuating himself In any way. but when be
undertake. 10 play Attorney General for sneh o
notorious robber ss the late Governor ecott, Of
South Carolina, and to find and frame the statutes
for the protection Of such robbsry us marked the
Scott administration In South Carolina, he can
no longer stand IN the record Of his birth, ac-
quircmcnts or achievements. The honest Repub-
licans Of South Carolina are evidently Of this
mind and have nominated Judge Green In oppos-
iton TO Paiterson's friend Chamberlain. II Is
probable that Green will receive the votes Of nearly
all the tax payers Of South Carolina aud certainly
Of all the people who take the least interest In
good government.
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a,ew Adrsrtissmsuts.
CAUTION.

An persons are hereby varned against pur-
chasing. or In any way mcidling with one seven
octave Piano, now In possession Of j. IL. Lam
born, Of burnside township, Pa, ~ the same
belongs to me and 10 only len In his caro-, sub
jeet TO my order. go. ,o,x
weslover, Pa, Sept 80. is7a.-st
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.OUsE AND LOT FOR sALEI

.HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
III The House and Lot % tAs corner Of Mar
bet and Pith stresta, clsArasId, Pa, is for sas.
The lot ceutaias nearly an asrs of srousi. The
house 10 large doskls ksas, scstalniss nins
roeas. Por tsrns Esd ether information apply
10 TIE sshsshbss, st he Pest 0nss.
sovfa llr PA. oAULIu,
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HFEEEF"Nftf oVIFf' <'Hf FoFFs
70 Robert Aek"iyAi, Col. John Rishei asd Nj
chasi Shefsr, Congressional Conferees --Gentie-
mcn--You will please withdraw my name ss s
candidate for Congress from the confederation Of
the Congressional District Conference. My res
sons for this course | have expressed to you pri-
vatsly. and will give them TO the Publie at the
proper time.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

The erection ef buildings for the In
ternational Exhibition of 1876 is pro.
gressing with marvellous rapidity. In
the meantime tie invitation extended
by the Prosident Of the United States
10 The Nati0nsof the world to make
such exhibit attic great Exhibition
Of 1875, Of thch arts and industry as
will serve 10 illsstIate the advances at
lelned, and thesuccexcs achieved IN
~ in<ecst andprogrws OF civilization
Ilsujug the century which win then
have cIossd, has been formally accept-
I'd by the Netherlands, Sandwich
lslands, Sweden and Norway, switxer.
and, Spain, Pru, Mexico, Liberia
Japan, Aayti, GautsmAla, Ecquaslor,
Jhili Brazil, Argentine Confederation,
Belgium, France and Germany. |
The hest named Nation thus writes; |
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DLSTRJcT cONvEyTyON


last week was the time and Belle
tontc the place fixed upon for the as
scmbling of the Congressional, Sena-
torial aud Judicial Convention.
coNdRrssloNAL CONFERENCE.
The Democratic Congressional Con
ference for tho goth Congressional dis
tsictt mo; ii, Tsrlor No. 2, Bush House,
Bcllefbnte, the 22d day Of September,
1874.
Conference was called TO order by
Col. A. G. Noyes of Clinton county,
and Col. John Rishel, Of Centre coun-
ty, was chosen President, A. G. Tate,
Of Clearfeld, and A. s. Kerlin. Of Mif.
ilin, acted as Secretaries. The follow
ing delegates presented credentials;
Centre Robert NsRsisht, Col John Rbhsl.
Michael Shaher.
clssrasld-A. 9. Tate, DR.. R. v. wil'ou. 7.
II. Forcsy.
clinton-A. G. Noyss, WIN. II. brown, wn.
A. Simpson.
Esk-Julius Johns. q. Q. brandon, b. X. VOL
lsndorf, substitute for D. u. Grant
Miniin--T. NJ. ut,lsy, y. Il. stiekaey, A. =.
Kerlin.
union-aeo. Gro.s, Phillip nilmysr. 3. s.
Dsrber.
Mcssrs. Bilmycr and Barber being
unavoidably absent, Edward Wilson,
Chairman of the Democratic county
committee of Union county was ad.
mittod and authorized 10 cast the votes
Co, tha ohuantoaa Af1ar ad,onrn,nant a
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To the Defendant George W. Crawfol
JNt. j. NEIL,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Domestic Intelligence.

LOOK TO YOUR OWN INTEREST.
H>RUTII will rrcvail-Facts are stubborn
l. things and wilisnot bear denal--To see
gress. steam Inns become the great motive
industrial fnd mnnufn curing pursuits
and dcpnrtments-Why should not every
family have q Steam Washer.
Tho iTclipse Steam Washer" is the
best. does not occupy the space Of one
square foot and is adaptable to any stove
boiler or round pc. in which water can be
boiled and with H. one woman can do
what is ordinarily regarded DAYS wash in
from two TO three hours. A child, twelve
years old, may use il and do the work of q
grown woman in one half the tine, and re
gard:t he labor of using il only pastimc
With it. washing has ceased TO hD tedious
or laborious, and "Bluo Monday" has
ceased to he n day Of confusion and hor
ror, because with LITTLE or no labor two or
ihrec hours suffice to do days wasl.
without ecrubbing, wearing or Lcaring tho
clothes, breaking buttons &c.
Time, labor. money, and material all are
precious economy is wisdom aud lis fruits
health, ,woalth and happin ess-Look then TO
economy in washing, and save your ololl,es
to wear four times as long as twhen wash
cd by tho hand hnd board. by buying and
using tho ECLIPSE Steam Washer" which
combined with that very attractive and
unsurpassed Eureka Wringor' consti-
tutes a complete and perfect wsshor-
every family and washer-womnn shonld
and can have it +, ana no sensible washer
woman who has at heart the interest of
her patrons will oppose its uso
The "Eclipsc" is simple in construction
scientific ih principle, effective in work
nd will wash tho finest or coarsest fabrics
m ore satisfactorily than by hand, In from
ffteon TO twenty minutes. Price but four
dollars--Will be for sale for fcw days
, longer mt Il. NJ. DUNLEVY'S.
June
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THE 1HF1E nHEAAL II.

1t is further ordorod that L. w.
Duvall Esq, Sheriff Of Fairfield
County do show cause before me if
any ho can, at the next ensuing term
of the Court of General Sessions for
said County why he should not be
indicted for tho illegal license al.
logged to huvo boon granted by him
to tho said prisoner, and further why
be, tho said Sheriff, should not be at,
tachod for fragrant contempt of
this Court, for his acts aud doings in
tho promises.
Witness my hand, this fourth day
of Juno a. d. 1874.
lSigned) T. J. MACKEY,
Circuit Judge.
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The State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
Court Of Common Peas-Summons for
Money Demand--IIenry II. Tcrrill,
Plaintiff, against George W. Craw.
ford, Defendant.
TO George W. Crawford. the Defendant
in this action.
YOU arc hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in this
action, which is filed il the. Office of the
Clerk of tho Court Of Common Pleas for
said County, and servo copy of your
answer on the subscriber al his Office, in
Winnsboro, South Carolina within twonty,
lays after tho service Of this summons IN
you. exclusive Of tho day of SERVICE
within tho time afo, esaid the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for judgment against,
you for the sum Of one hundred md eighty
Ave dollars and fifty five cents. and costs
of this action. Dated May 26th. 1874.
JOHN ]. NEIL,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the Defendant George W. Crawford.
Take notice that the Summons, Of which
the foregoing is n copy was. together with
the complaint in this action, filed in the
office of tho Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas for Fairfield County, State Of South
Corolina, on tho Goth day Of May, a. D..
1874.
JN0. J. NEIL,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Executors Sale.

DY virtue Of authority granted BY the
- Judge Of Probate of Fairfield County,
| will sell at public auction at the latc
residence of Judge J. NJ. Rutland, dcceas-
ed, on tho 10Th June, commencing at 10 a.
NJ, MI the personal estate of said teslntor
consisting of n valuable library of law
and miscellaneous books. household and
kitchen furniture, Corn Whiskcy, Scotcl,
Whiskey, Sherry and Hock wines, Goll
Watch and Chain, two Walking Sticks, a
gold pen and case. and other articles.
Terms Cash.
A. s. DOUGLASS,
Ex. of will of J. M. Rutland, deceased.
june 2.-xlf3
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. a

Tremendous Stock-Squior & Go.
Just Received r. Flenniken.
Bricks IT. r. Robertson.
Summons to absent defendant
John j. Neil, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Notice to De!inquents-H. B. Refo.
Notice to Absent Dcfcndant-J.
J. Neil, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dentistry-M. s. Hanckel.
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and must have swallowed each other
like the Irishman's snakes. Jas. G..
Thompson is still editor. So we pro"
sumo the paper will still bo antagon-
istio to tho Ring. The Comm eroial
has been making good fight, and we
wish it SUCCESS.
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jon PnINTING.-Our office has been
fitted with oil materials necessary
for printing jobs of every description.
Bills, Letterhcads, Posters, Invitation
and business Cards &c., &c.
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Executors Notice.

A IL persons holding claims against
II the estate Of James NJ. Rutland, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to present
them duly attested, md those indebted
to said estate arc requested to mo kc pay.
ment TO tho undersigned.
A. 8. DOUGLASS,
Ex. of Will Of j. NJ. Rutland deceased.
june 2-xlt3
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Notice to .DclinUucntS.

pARr1E 8 knowing themselves inlebt.
l. ed to mo ore hereby notified to come
forward at once and scttle tho same by
tho 10th instant. Their accounts will no
pres ented in due form. Tho Dash system
suits be best and will bo strictly adhered to
in the future.
juno 6-f2xl II. B. REFO.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Eliza ngs is up to the spirit ofthc times
mud progress of thoage IN washing She
uses tho ECLIPSE Steam Washer" and
Eureka Wringor," by which sho washes
in the best style and pleascs her patrons
Tho "Eclipso Washer" docs not scrub,
wear nor tear tho clothes nor break of
buttons. She Is prepared to wash for
Nil Yho may call upon her.
References Or. T. 7. Robertson. Capt.
James Beatty, s. Wolfe Esq, and others.
june 6
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0W5e The Schools in Fairfield arc
all closing.
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" Deaths in Charleston for tie
week ending May 80, 27-whitos, 8 ;
cololcd, 10.
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Jon PnINTlNG.-Our Office has been
fitted with oil materials necessary
for printing jobs of every description.
Bills, Letterhcads, Posters, Invitation
and business Cards &C., &c.
New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tremendous Stock-Squier & Go.
Just Received.--D. r. Flenniken.
Bricks IT. r. Robertson.
Summons to absent defendant
john j. Neil, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Notice to DeIinquents-H. B. Refo.
Notice to Absent Defcndant--J.
J. Neil, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dentistry-M. s. Hanckel.
oW5e The Schools in Fairfield arc
all closing.
fti- Deaths iu Charleston for tie
week ending May 80, 27-whites, 8;
cololcd, 10.
Gr See advertisement Of tho
School Commissioner in another
column.
A strolling minstrel of ten Ter
years and entimatc acquaintance with
Mol!ic Darling is doing Winnsboro.
" The Engine house Of the Fire
Company was entered Monday night,
and two axes stolen. No clue us yet
to the thief.
" Danncnberg L. Go have just
received some of the biggest balloons
ever brought to town. They are in
Aationists.
X On Monday, tho thermometer
stood at 80 deg. q, 9 A. NJ. aud 81
deg. at =. NJ. On "Wednesday
morning fires were not unacceptable.
O-t- The Court House gutter is in
a bad condition and should bo re-
paired. 1t is fine piece of work in
dry weather, but is not intended fur
rain.
NorIcE.-The taxpayers of Town.
ship No. l2, will meet at Lebanon
Church on Saturday, 18th of June, ut
10 o'clock A. ". without distinction
of race or color.
aB~ Mr.. d. II. FlHnnikon advcr-
tiees fresh arrival of Groceries this
anorning. Don't fail to call on Dave,
AZ you will be certain to get your
moneys worth.
o. THOSE OyERcoATs.-Joh ohm
Smith Coleman, who stole "thos
ovcrcoats" is now in thoPennitentiary
being sent there for four years from
Charleston for burglary.
o. Attorney Gen. M elton is quito
sick in Columbia with rheumatism.
This will delay the reference con-
carning the eight thousand.
6r The Examination for the
University scholarship has been post
poncd till the 9TH Of July. 1t will
DO held in tho School Com missioner's
Offioe.
" W. tr st that all townships
that have not yet organized unions
vii do 30 previous to sale day in
July, as the County union meets on
that day.
nW@ Carpenters Daily Union las
suspended till September. A week.
ly and semi.weokly will bc issued.
We havo hopes of tho Country when
ever ''pap organs" begin to decline.
Radical pockets are not as heavy as
they once were.
6J Col B. E. Elkin has appointed
Capt. II. Edmunds Chairman Of the
Committee on tax unions in No. 8.
Dice T.. 8. Desportes Esq, resigned.
A meeting Of that township is called
at Ridgeway on Saturday, 18th
Juno.
RACK AGAiN.-Mr. A. Baumgar.
ten hos returned from Baltimore,
posted in all the improved styles of
rhotographing. Mr.. Banmgarten
says some of the fellows around town
were so everlasting ugly thoy broke
all his cameras and he had to get
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BRICKS
Bricks !

TTNIIE undcrsi gncd bcgs leave TO Inform
i tho public that he is prepared to
furnish Bricks at the folow wing procs.
$40 per thousand nj tho Yard SLIGO
por thousand, delivered at Railroad Depot
or in any part Jf town.
Terms strictly CASH.
u. II. Robertson.
Juno dim
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Gr See advertisement Of tho
School Commissioner in another
column.
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Local 9ouibs.

D@yn Hereafter no LOCAL NOTICES
will be inserted in our columns excep
upon payment Of TEN CEN rs limo.
SEg- Any person in the County having
know ledge Of any circumstance Of interest
occurring in his neighborhood will oonfor
n favor by furnishing Information at this
offico.