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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21
TOO AICyHr.

r.. E.;.eopal General CoDsent'on wn'e'
- !. CHICAGO on the 5th Of Oeeeoef 'as'
.ao,4.l . canon on divorce. whiea Pros'oe'
frat ~ per,oo ~sundered from matfiDooy CA
/ be r. united BY . clergyman Of the en''e1 :.
-. :. n. divorced husband or wife sorvises.
rhi, i, bringing up from the records Of sD''
ouity ideas which the accumulated e1Pe''e"e'
Of three tbousands years has demonstrates .
be Antaeonistic to the dictates o. SCUM
reason. and therefore impractical Sacn
doctrine il based upon the utterly absurd ny
pothesis that, in the all important matter o.
selecting connubial partners. it u 'mposso's
for . man or q woman TO make mistake
or upon the equally absurd proposition 'na''
having made mistake. it 10 wrong to rect'iy
that mistake. "Whom God hath joined N
ee,her let no man put assunder" 10 doubtless
. wise and good maxim, both in law and NOR
ais; but it does not teach, nor will 1t do Tor Us
IN assume, that all who marry are Joined to
eether By the will Of God Those who nno
true happiness in matrimony, are properly
married. and will never voluntarily enter the
offensive domains of the divorce courts; ana
these in all countries in which marriage. be-
tween one man and one woman 10 regarded ~
of divine Institution, constitute the great col
e ction Of humanity. called "sociesy-" Sun
there are blunders which. 10 insure the greatest
amount Of happiness 10 the individual the ev-
ident design OF human existence. if there be
any design about il. must be corrected and 30
ciety mus, eorrec, ,h-m- Young people are
sometimes inv-igied into matrimony by elder
persons. sometimes forced into il, sometimes
they rush into il for spite, and some foolish
people marry for convenience. Such marriages
is the sheeress biasphemy Ia say God has joined
.hese together The dissolution OF ih. bonds
which unite these 10 demanded for their wei
lar- and the welfare al socie,s; pure woman
mus: be divorced from an aduls-rous husband.
md vice versa. that they may seek and find
hat heart happiness 10 which all are entitled
md 10 which divorces and divorce courts, OBJ
as they are. contribute their full
hare Would il do violence 10 the scnse 10
lender the maxim laid down above: Let
10; the s-dacer come between 10 sunder
hose who are happily married 7" Considering
he fact that 10 some of the happi-s; marriages
ne or the other Of the parties 10 oft~n weak.
md that ;h. very rich and the very poor are
ARE TO meet with temptations. i. does seesn
'ha. the adage. Once married alw married.
the sense and humanity ofihe age.
md will fail To elicit The respcc. Of any BODY
outside of the s.ric.es, church people
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21
IDAHO CITY. I. T.
Nor VERY SooTHfxG-The editor OF the
Northeyser his found out that there are 10 nia

Nor VERY SOOTHfNG.-The editor OF the
Nortax.er his found out that there are in BIZ
community. ~ in every other. certain indi'id'
nal, who are always on the alert for an oppor'
tunity to find fault with the local paper. and
rev Aatlv tells them that he does not intend
to trv to "appease their wrath" The AoTfa-
amer il right If murder, N arson or ROD
bery il committed in . community, or any
wrong done to person. property or reputa.
tion, it il tho duty Of the local paper to puo-
,;.h the best statement Of the fact it can get,
and At the earliest possible day even if it turns
nut that its statement was wholly wrong And
by publishing these things it does not seek to
impeach the community in which the wrong
occurred, but only to expose the wrong doer'
that he may be brought to justice and the re-
currence of the crime or wrong prevented II
possible. Every good citizen takes pride IN
the good name of the place in which be resides'
and knowing that whatever ofwrong may be
done there will enevisably end its way in some
shane or another, into the columns Of the 10
cal paper, will put forth greater efforts than be
otherwise would do, to prevent the commission
of unbecoming acts Hence the corrective III
auence Of The press. And no good citizen IS
detrimented in fame BY the exposure OF wrong
acts committed BY the rowdy element in the
place wherein be lives; but is rather protected
in his good name. in that he has Lot been IN
strumental 10 coneealing wrong The cnly
way for the publisher Of > newspaper to do Is
to keep right ahead. and let who viii with
draw bis patronage, for ~ many - desire 10
will find some excuse.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

To cure dull times-apply an advertisement
to the afflicted part.
A sign board can't tell anything. It take,
an advertisement to do that.
All who advertise do not get rich, but ore.
clous few get rich without it,
The world is full Of advertising, yet every
one WHAT'S tO see what 10 new.
Inc worlds memory is short It will for.
get II you DO not jog it frequently.
Early to bed and early to rise will all be in
vain II you don't advertise.
The world is sure to End an honest man
put It will lind bin great deal quicker il be
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
~ the Delinquent Tax List O. bose ~ -
the year ss-& has been deposited VIE sS a..
Attorney. and il the deiinquen: taxes 'hf T.
fsed are nos pad tn the Conaty Trsssass' ~
aays from date of this Notice. acton VIZ = -
cs~i nv said District Attorney so- tie Cow
such aeiirqaer, taxes and css;s- -,
witness NV hand and c.aesA y
G, l.!;h day Of Novesnhse-, lsA ,,,u,ys
- Auditor Boss o
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

NOTICE Is HEREBY GlIs,s,ss

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE.
~ Twill apply TO the Honorable sea's .,srsa||
Commissioners. At their next regular ~ 3!
. privilege for toll road from Cold tSss|
cas'e. to the mouth OF Grimes esee a.,ea n
Grimes creek about \ Of mile to ok d
up canon 20 slide rulch. thence to has. .ssnrs NJ
to summit. thence to Dagce,' enssn au nil D
liam's summit. thence to Robe 9 CID - isxs
down Robbie gulch 20 mouth Of the eaa -. AVS
ing my road NJ that point H. ~
October 81. 1874
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

The numerous assaSsina:i"ns IN Bu~nns Ayres
have led Ia s-s-se measures bring adopted. and
SEVERAL of ,has- convicted have been s~n-
i~nced 10 d-a,h and shoi in the eight al mere
than i~-usy thousand p~rs"ns. On the oath Of
Ausus, petition was presented Ia Gow~rn"r
Aces'a. bearing eight hundred signatures. in.
Guiding English. Scotch and Irish chsplains.
merchants. shc~p farmers. natives. ~s:anci-ros.
etc calling on the Gor~rn"r 10 check the tor
rem. of crime and bloodsh~d in the Province
The Governor said that as Governor and Is
,anci-ro. b. Was well aware If the deplorabi.
state ef ,h. camp: but the faul, Ia, With the
Legislature. which crippled his ef"rss He
has jus; heard at two 'rcsh murders in Chivli.
coy. but. thanks la God. the people rose en-
ma..~. Ia aid the local authorities and captured
the whole band If ssssssius eighteen In mum
her. The grrai~r part "f these murders have
been committed b, Foreigners.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

THE Daily Aralaache reports Frank Brit.
ten sick and daily growing worse. There i
but little hopes Of his recovery.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21
COCO. CLEAN BEDS


NOTICE = HEREBY GiIAsI
~ she unaersts.u !. Guardian 4 The saa'El
estate I; the creditors os. aa1 a. Errs OF 4
claims against s&3.E Insane. - staasa u Il
@ash ftae ns>ssss%rs ve-f9s sr - ~fit1a tts hts
she arss publication IL sA.s soisce 'c be aasa
~ tas eto-s IN IsA&Aa cry. ! I.
Nox el-w.t q. ". CElrvs. 6Hsfs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21
CenRnl Am9Yic1

The 9Th of October. Gays the FL Proresn Of
Nicaragua Of tha, date. was the day 10 "hlch
few hours would decide the future tate OF me
Republic. and even, In . great measure. thar oi
Central America The two candidates, Cha
r-orro and Sriva were considered the TWO ~x-
,rem~s, and vhicb-s-r 10 el~cied VIII De- sure
~ bring ,roabIe 10 the country. The latter IL
considered ,a be allied with the J-suiis. and
q. each his election may be looked on -
easas belii for fhr whole of Ceniral America
Admiral Collins and the ohie~rs of the Uni
ted Stairs DAG ship Richmend. came on share.
BY invitation. 10 wifness . review OF the Ma
i.anai force as present stationed tn Panama.
which iaok place on the afternoon oil fh~ l2sh.
in pr~s~nce also al al the metne ~rs 81 ihs
Assembly and those Of the State Government.
and crowd of citizens.
The Government Of Nicaragua published
decree prohibiting the sale II spiri'a"ns lia
aors. in view Of the coming election s"r Pres
id~nt The authorities have ais" bern sn-
s,rucsed no; 10 permit any one with arms 10
approach nearer to tho polls than the space Of
squarr.
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OBSTACLES TO I'M

HAPPY Relief for Ye..
Sscts Of Errors and Abuses Is ~
Restored impsdinsnts 70 Ns,.gk 4
method Of treatment. New ~ ~
dies Books snd circulars ae.s -
ve1opes. address HOWARD assns Il
North Ninth s.. Fhiiadelphis r. u
having high Reputation for 49,
professional skfll. ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21
-mx RVS N B1Iu.

80 1oh. ?. Jones Of Esyeda y soon g 4,
seas9Ia y - . Ms Georgia Ssllissa. It.,Il
= . eden affair. - boeb psr1 y. x r..
The tsial Of Cent Won Arm = 800
Vsi..rsiso had severe earthquake %
n'f n;.ss.i; beat Emerson for the Lord Rector
..;D # GLASGOW University 100 70 ooO s~ses.
'o.p :. . NOTORIOUS Iodian Ch,st WI! pros
- S - sreeuted 10 Texas for violating DIE p
role. r. -. Yyr;t~d states
1900 that the act Of the Legislature o.
1Y,.h s;rine common law and cnancssZ ys.
S;s,;ao In the Probate Courts Of THAI Iesn'o'
~ : oooosrd to the organic law and y mere
fore null add VOID :. h;r,.slf In
h. Corernor OF Arkansas. and thinks aDos' sv :.
inc int, busiosss st Pine Blud ~ heaens~ -
hsf . dozen or 70 Of Southern governor
wsre hanged there would still be plenty 'sH'
The Peruvian Government has Prociaimeo
.a.;oss the introduction Of any more chinese
c...I;s. and viii bold those who already pave
re rontract 70 ia. strict letter OF the law
Election frauds BY the Beard OF Cansasse's
49,. g;r;ny trouble in Louisiana and FLORIDA
Father Gerdeuan was ist~ly held 10 siV.o.o
bail in Philadelphia to answer the charge 'o'
embexxlenent- a..
He was bail-d BY members Of the ioong
N~n's Christian Association. In the Aispana
7 legislature the House stands 60 Democrats 10
40 Republicans; the Senate ~ democrats 10
Is republicans
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-07-03
Esdaile Items,

JUNE 27.-J. Gillespie has sold his
farm and crops to one Mr.. Morrow. o.
Michigan.
The p. NJ. at this place has re-
Gently put in foriy-eight new glass box
es, and large new desk.
u. V. Thomas and Miss A. w estcoti
were married at Trenton June %. AL
so, at Wsrrentown, June IA, by Elder
Grant, Isaac Alley and Lucy Benson,
AL. Denison while at work in the
factory yesterday. was caught by a belt
and thrown on to cut.off saw frame
he was badly bruised, but lives to work
another day, if not to fight.
Our assessor reports 1889 acres Of
wheat, 3O3 of oats, $50 acres of corn,
IL acres of barley, and 6 of rye in town;
and our township is nearly all a heavy
timbered tract of country. For a
"woods town" we think this is doing
pretty well. If others have done better
let us hear from them.
We enjoyed the same storm that
our neighbors did The electrical dis
charges were rapid and near. The
clouds we're so low that it did not rain
on the highlands. During the storm
it was so dark that no common printing
could be read, and the wind tore of
parts of houses, broke off many trees
and tore up others by the roots. The
hail and sheets Of water were constant
and the ford raised over foot in less
than ten minutes.
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Trenton Items.

JUNE 27.-0ur wheat is heading
out.
Thunder storms are now on the
war path.
Most of the Trentonites will 90 10
Esdaile July 4th, to see the elephant.
Edward Cowell aud L. II. Bous-
tead have finished their bridge on the
town line road between hartlanJ aud
Trenton.
Those who live on the island and
elsewhere at low water mark, had bet
ter look out, for the Father of Waters
is for "high tide"
Capt. Eames is hauling slaves from
Ellsworth to this place, and Eugene
Batchelder is shipping them across the
river to Red Wing.
The Independents Mines, Il. Il.
Club, played the White Stars on their
ground last Saturday. The White
Stars came off victorious.
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Maiden Rock Items.

JUNE 29,-Capt. Doughty is build
ing neat little craft. He is an old
water dog and can't get along without
boat.
We have been permitted to swing
out few of the many "speckled
beauties" in Mr.. Fitzgerald's fishery.
Any one wishing recreation would do
we'll to 60 there.
"A regular chartered lodge of f
& A. Masons will hold their first stat.
ed meeting on the 4th prox., and
monthly thereafter on the Saturday af-
Ter the full moon.
The heaviest rain fall of the season
occurred last Friday, during which the
house of Mr. Brewer was visited by
lightning, doing slight damage, dcmol-
ishing stove pipe aud prostrating the
proprietor.
We made hasty visit to the nur-
sery of j. Rosenberger last week and
found the proprietor overseeing the
work among his vigorous trees and
shrubbery. Mr.. r. has gone to work
in earnest and is determined to have a
first-class nursery. His grounds are
well located and ample, and his young
trees looking well. He will have forty
thousand trees for market this fall and
al warranted true to name. Give your
orders, ye lovers of fruit.
SCHOOL REPoRT.-Report of school
in district No. 5, town of Maiden Rock
for the month ending June 18th, 1874
No. of pupils enrolled, %. Average
attendance 20. Present every day, So.
phie Glouse. Puuctual, Katie and Ro-
Sra Fitzgerald, Lizzie anG Bonnie Rode,
Minnie Herman, Sophie. Carrie, and
Jacky Glouse, Rosetta Robinson, Mary,
Frank, and Josie kannel, Emil Eos
berg, Gustus Blomstrum aud Minnie
Drummer Those averaging highest arc
in Arithmetic, Katie Fitzgerald aud
Nary Matson. Geography, Lizzie
Rode, Rosa Fitzgerald and Minnie
Herman. Spelling, Katie Fitzgera Id
Sophie, and Carrie Glouse and Josie
BIomstrum. Department, Katie Fitz
gerald, Annie, Aggie, and Ella Golfer,
Mary and Tena Matson, Lizzie Keyssr
and Bonnie Rode.
X. A. GREEN, Teacher.
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New Uenterville.

july Charles Ensign our new
mail carrier came through yesterday for
the first time.
j. Warner has painted his Hotel
and put up small addition. Judson
Is in for improvements.
Rev. b. G. Hanson has gone IL
Iowa to be gone some time; his wife i,
in Chicago visiting friends there.
"A new invoice of hats, caps, and
ladies' hats just received, and for sale
cheap by G. r. Ellis
j. b. FollaDsbee has his new black
smith shop up and is in 1T. John will
do you a good job. Come and see him.
&C. w. Roberts is running a break.
ing team on his place; he is bound to
have as coed farm as there is on Rush
River.
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The Tcuton's Trfbula-
ton.

Mine Cot Mine Cot vot language dat
Ich kann NIGHT English spraken,
For shust so shure speak him right,
SO shure, gets mistaken.
For ven says wants my beer,
mean dat lager fxen,
Bier means dem things folks rides upon.
Ven they 60 dead as blixen.
They say they raise puilding up,
Then raze il down so Kline:
Rays means dem tings the sun throws OF
Ven il gifts up to shine.
Meat means dem tings OATS coot to eat,
Meet also means tings proper,
IT'S also mete to measure tin gs;
Ven steam boats meets dey stopper.
Shust the same tings means every tings,
1t makes no business whether
Yop spell him dis or toth-r way,
Ven sounds shoost like sne tother.
Mine Cot Mine Cot so shure knows,
Ich kahn NIGHT English spraken,
For ven nose / sprake him right,
BY tam gifts mistaken.
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Clifton Items.

Strawberries still continue very plen.
titul Notwithstanding the injurious eff
fects Of the recent rains.
The spirit of improvement so gen.
orally manifest in the town Of Clifton
speaks favorably of the enterprise and
prosperity Of the inhabitants.
Quite a number Of persons attend
ed the Camp Meeting held at Red Rock
on last Sabbath, the 2Sth inst. There
was no service at the M. H. Church
here in consequence.
We notice that Mr.. Scofeld has
landed a raft Of lumber at Clifton Mills
which he had shipped from Glenmont
for the purpose of building an addition
to his house and improving the appear
ance of his homestead generally.
-Messrs. Armstrong & Porter arc
about erecting Wind Mill for Mr.
David Rissue to be used for pumping
water. Mr.. A. has one on his farm in
successful operation aud which is rap.
idly gaining favor with those Of the
farming community VITO have been Ia.
boring under disadyan tages in procuring
water.
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Tho Common School.

The American common school as
planted in New England and trans.
planted in every free State Of the
Union, is essentially political institu-
ton, the cornerstone of our government.
1t is not scholastic. domestic, or an
ecelesiastic institution, though 1t has
close relation with the university, the
family aud the church. 1t is the first
drill of American people on the field OF
public life. The child who enters the
public schooLroom for the first time
knows public life, and there is no SUBJ
stitute for the peculiar education in
citizenship he there receives. A pub.
lie school in America is little republic.
where children representing all orders
of society and every grade of culture
are taught to live together under com
mon system of law, governed by public
officials whose authority is backed by
the whole power Of the state. There,
during the six years of school.lile, which
is the ordinary lot OF the young Ameri.
can, he rehearses every phase Of the
public life Of his country. There he
receives that awakening Of the mind
aud the rudimentary knowledge which
help him to be an intelligent citizen
There he gains the more important in.
structlon in personal character as rela-
ted 10 others aud living under law.
There he learns how to live with his
fellow men, and respect their rights
When we consider the exclusiveness Of
family life, the clannish tendency Of
business connection, the violent preju-
dices that beset US as individuals, MEM
bers Of homes, churches and professional
cliques, we can realize how hard it is TO
gain the generous discipline Of manhood
and womanhool that fits US for Ameri.
can citizenship. The American com
mon school best among American insti.
buttons can instruct the masses Of our
youth IN what pertains TO public char.
acter aud public virtue, and the most
uujdst aad injurious perycrslon Of any
public institution would be the chang
ing the peoples school TO the organ Of
seholasticism, ccclesiasticism or polite
society. H. stands next above the fam.
ily is the FIRST step out Of that divine
organism, the state
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Application has been made for an In
stitute in this county in September
According to the rule established by
the board Of Regents we cannot receive
state aid unless so per cent Of the teach
ers attend. Many of the teachers, in
fact all of those averaging below 20 per
cent in examination, received certificates
for only six months. There will be an
examination at the close of the Institute
when every one will be fresh in bis
studies and candidates will be able to
make their best show. Let an effort
be made by all the teachers to be pres
ent aud receive the benefit of the In.
stitute
We shall not be there but our sue
cessor will, and we hope large num-
Der ofthe teachers
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Bay City Items.

JUNE 27.-Look out for horse thieves
Stray boats arc supposed TO afford
them a refuge.
Yesterday about noon VIC we're visit.
ed by one of the heaviest storms ever
seen in this country. Trees we're blown
down, and corn lies fat on the ground
A tent on the point was torn into
shrods, and the occupants were
thoroughly drenched.
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Trimbelle Items

JrsE 2o.-Crops are now looking well,
but they will not be rs good rs Last year
Town Board Of Review meets to-day
to cquslize the assessment Of this town for
this year.
At The special School Meeting held in
School District No. in this town, 10 take
into consideration the action Of the bis
tric, Board in purchasing new seats foi
the School House, tue vote was tie
eighteen voting in favor OF the seats and
tigh'eea voting sza.nst the seats.
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New school houses are being con-
structed, and old ones repaired and re-
furnished in different portions of the
county. We are glad TO see these signs
of educational thrift. Many districts
are in sad need Of healthier and more
commodious rooms and the enterprise of
the citizens will doubtless soon prepare
them.
We hope that none will overlook the
Importance of constructing some good
system of ventilation. School houses
are usually built in the summer when
the doors sAd windows are all open and
pure air has free circulation so that peo-
pie do not consider how tight the
room is ami how injurious to health.
We trust too that those having the
matter in charge will not expend all
their funds in erecting the building,
but will reserve fair proportion for APP
paatus and other appurtenances.
Teachers must have tools if they use
the improved methods of teaching and
these tools the district should furnish.
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Miss Gertie Ives is teaching the
school ia the village of Diamond Bluff.
This is her first term and We congratu-
late hes upon her success. IF she
maintains her present diligence and
enthusiasm she will make very su,
perior teacher.
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EDUCATION AL,
MAglTsN II. CADY, A. NJ,
County Superintendent Of Schools

The school on "Section 22", Rock
Elm, presents evidences of good disci.
pine, and careful instruction. Mrs.
Catherine Chichester is teacher.
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TIE River FALLS JOURNAL.
A WEEKLY NEWspApER.

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, TERMS, $l.25
ADVANCE AND JOURNAL ONE YEAR
TO ONE ADDRESS, SO. CASH IN AID
VANCE.
Local Edition-Journdl 4 AdUGnce. pub
tishsd every Friday, 81 year, cash in adj
cGnce.
A. MORSE 6 SON, Proprietors.
S4B PRENTEE2
or every description executed on short
notice, neat and at reasonable prices.
OFFICE on Main Street.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
MRS. ". O. PLNGRET

MRS. w. o. PINGRET
ON MAIN STREET RIVER FALLS,
Takes pictures of all kinds in the best
style Of the art at low rates. Those wish
ing COED pictures can get them at Mrs.
Pingrey's Gallery. Give her call. 1870
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C. henry.
TO BUILDERS.

We are agents for H. w. Johns
Asbestos Roofing for st. Croix and
Pierce Counties and keep good
stock on hand. People that are
building and want a good and cheap
Roof, will use the Asbestos Roofing.
Inquire about it.
1870 BURHYTE BRo's.
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BRICK FOR SALE.
GROCERIES,
BY
JOHN GREEN.

All kinds of Groceries kept constantly
on hand, and for sale for Cash, or Ready
Pay only. lS 80