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The PrOhibitiOnists.

AUBURN, June %.
Tue state central committee of the pro-
hibtfon party met last night. There
was full attendance. Secretary James
Brice made n report, representing the pres
cnt condition of the party in the state as
very llattering. Arrangements were per-
fected for vigorous prosecution OF the
fall campaign. An organization is to be
effected in every county, and ticket run
in each. There are indications of large
convention to-day The candidates for
governor most talked of are Myron ii
Clarke, Rev Il Ives of Auburn and Crum-
mey of Dutchess, Clarke being ahead.
pRoHlBlTIoNisTs' CONVENTION -TEoUBLE N
THE wIGwAM.
The prohibition convention was called to
order by Geo Bowen mt 10 n. m. Jas. l..
Baggs of Syracuse was appointed chair
man Considerable discussion occurred on
the question whether the participants in
the proceedings should be confined to regu-
lar delegates 10y the county conventions, or
whether all prohibitionisls should be allow
cd to take part 1t was finally decided TO
enroll as members of the convention all
prohibitionsts present, which gave a great
deal of dissatisfaction, and Messrs Russell
and Iiarlier refused to serve on the enroll
ment committee appointed by the chair.
A NEW CANDIDATE
Indications now are that $. '. Howlaul
of Cayuga will secure the prohibition nom
nation for governor. The canvas is very
strong on all the candidates.
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Adjournment of Congress.

WAsIUNGToN, June 93.
The senate in the executive session con-
CURED in the house resolution to extend
the session till o'clock, and subsequently
adopted another extending the session until
o o'clock
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great Chocolate house OF Walter Baker * CO.,
Boston. has only led TO renewed efforts TO
please by high quality OF goods. Abiding 10
Exposition of 1867, the Paris " indicator, E"
says -
" France, until the present time, has always
hcld The first rank In the production OF this ar
tlcle, but IL seems generally admitted by the
most competent Judges that this year Walter
Baker co., of Boston, have taken precedence
over all other manufacturers In this line OF
goods. The Medal OF Merit was also awarded
at the Vienna Exposition of 1873.
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TnE "GENTLEMAN IN BLACK, - who is the ti-
tclar demon OF dram-shops, assumes his sour
est aspect when the rapid progress OF Vinegar
BltterS Is reported 'down below" The Peo-
pies vegetable Tonic Is playing the mischief
with his bitters fired with rum. All diseases
which those demonlac nostrums aggravate un-
der pretense Of relieving, such as Indigestion,
slckheadache, constipation, rheumatism, govt,
ana intermittent fcvers, are cured by IL.
io23dNW4W
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7 d T. CADEN

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
Are selling with universal satisfaction, the
following choice grades Of Flour;
MANGOLD. HUBBARD 4 CO., AXXX Winter
Wheat.
STAR MILLS Michigan White Winter Wheat.
Crown JEW Ell, White Winter Wheat
SHERIDAN, \, White Winter Wheat
GREENFIEIp, \, Pastry White Winter Wheat
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Michigan Central Directors.

DETROIT, Mich, June %
At n meeting of the stockholders of the
Michigan Central railroad company, yes
terClay. the following directors were elect
ed j Il Joy of Detroit, J W Brooks,
Nathaniel Thayer, II II lIunnewell, Sidney
Bartlett OF Boston, John Jacob Astor,
George + Tallman, Moses Taylor Of New
York aud Eraslus Corning of Albany.
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The republican union voters Of the town OF
CastletOn are requested TO meet at the Town
Hall in Castlcton, saturday, June 9th, at ~
O'Clock, y. NJ, 10 elect four delegates ana four
Subtitutes to represent them at the Republican
Union Convention to be held at Mlddlc6ury the
18th day of August next.
Also TO elect three delegates and three sub
sttutes TO represent them In the Rutland
County Republican Convention to be held at
Rutland, June 30th. COMMITTEE
Castleton, vt, June %, 1874.
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Trial of a Contractor.

BUFFALO, June 23.
The trial of Charles Legwald, contractor
for the Macarthur building, which fell
about two months since, causing several
deaths,--h being indicted for murder in
the fourth degree commenced this p IN.
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Notice.

The Vermont state Spiritualists' associa-
ton Will hold their quarterly convention at
East Middlebury, June 2Gth, 9th and 2Sth.
Board at hotel Sl00 per day. Return
checks given over the Central Vermont
railroad, Good speakers in attendance.
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High school Examinations.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81.
0lj n. m. arithmetic ffrs; division
French (beginners).
10 a. M. arithmetic (aecmd diyision)
French (advanccd).
IL n. m, English literature (Milton).
1880 p. m, Latin lessons
2;30 p. m, algebra.
800 y. m, Ncnophon.
THURSDAY, JUNE -.
9;lj 4. m. Cesar; German beginners.
10 n. IN, English grammar. German (ad-
vanccd}
II n. m, &allust.
1870 p. m, botany.
2;30 p. m. chemistry.
$3.50 p. M. Virgil
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Ghe 8utlanl 5ailu Glohc.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE "a, 1874.
Thc Finland County Republican
EnMVnMtinm.

The Republican County Convention com
posed of three delegates from each town in
Rutland county will meet Mt the Town Hall
in Rutland on Tuesday, June 3Oth, 1874,
at one o'clock, y. IN, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for Senators, Assis-
tant Judges of the County Court, States
Attorney, Sheriff, High Baliif, and Judges
of Probate and the appointment of a
County Committee. The several towns at
their primary meetings are requested to
appoint three alternate delegates.
Delegates on their arrival are requested
10 present their credentials to the county
committee at the Bardwell House for the
purpose of completing the roll before the
assembling Of the convention.
HENRY CLARK.
SIMEON ALIEN,
LEONARD JOHNSON,
l.. u. Ross,
Il. W. PITTs
County Committee.
FINLAND .Tunp 10Th 1874
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in elocution, consisting of scholars in their
middle year, was called, and the declama-
ton of Miss Esther Benedict entitled
''Order for picture, was the gem of the
day.
Fred Sherman told IN q capital manner
What was his other name" by A.
Ward. Miss Minnie Fcnncl told ia
charming manner that there was no sect
in Heaven" Miss Carrie Nonhrop charmed
all by her rendition of the poem about
"Old Farmer Gray" Miss Esiclle Wilson
narrated in fine manner the story of the
Legion of Braganta.
Edward Allen closed the exercises Of the
day in fitting manner, by the declama-
ton, "Parseus ana the Captive
A large number Of citizens from this
town and strangers were in attendance, ANA
all took much interest in the exercises.
Among those present we noticed; Reys.
Messrs. w l. Woodruff, W II Hines, f. II
Randall, NJ Tator and c ID Flagler, Hon.
Pitt w Hyde and Hon. Ira c Allen and
wife, Rev II o lligley, Col i Parker, Prof
ID Arnold (of the st. Louis University and
wife, Prot L NJ Wright of Williston Semi
nary, East Hampton, Mass, Miss Emma
Lee, for several years a teacher in Castle
ton Seminary, N Northrop, NJ ID.
NORMAL SCHOOL.
| AT Il. IN. the examination of the schol-
ars at the normal school were resumed by
Secretary j. H. French, assisted by Prof.
J. $. Cilley of Brandon, Rev Il. G. VIII
liams, Principal, and Miss Bromley, assist
ant. The examinations were continued al
most uninterruptedly until A p. M, and
were entirely oral and although the scholars
were examined strictly antvery thoroughly,
nineteen passed in the first course, and six
in the second, making it the largest and in
some respects the best class ever sent ont
from this school II is II matter of note,
that OF all the scholars that have presented
themselves for examination since Mr.. VIII
liams took charge of it, five years ago. onl,
two have failed to pass the examinations
which fact speaks louder than words of the
! way in which instruction is impaired il
this school.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WA.uSGTOS. june "2.--S D. IN.
PROBABlTITlEs.
For New England and the middle states
and lower lake region, increasing cloulincsa
and local rains.
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Grammar scnoo, Examination.

WEDNESDAY,, JUNE o.
9:lj =. m. History.
1000 a. IN. Geography, lst division ,
arithmetic, f., End division
1l;00 a. IN. Grammar class. a, arith-
motic, b., Isl division.
130p. m. Geography, 2ni division.
230 p. m. Reading.
3:20 =. m. Grammar class T., arithmetic.
class \.
THURSDAY. JUEE %
Written examinations will take place in
this department, commencing at IA M
and continuing through the day.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

owing 10 business engagements In Canada,
VIII be absent from Rutland during July.
g. W. sMYTII, NJ. ID.
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EVENING EXERCISES.

At the hour appointed for the exercises
to open, the chapel was crowded to its
utmost capacity by the friends of the
scholars, who had assembled to enjoy the
rich literary and musical entertainment
that had been promised to them. The cX-
ercses were as follows.
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MUSIC.
Misses Lille Smead and Estellc Wilson.
l. CUmpOSitiOn-Mlss Ida Blake Water.
2. ompOsltiOn-Mlss Nellie Dewey. Music.
y. COmpOsltiOn-MisB Carrie Grswold. story
OF u Jack knife.
t. DlalOgue-llOusehOld Fairies. Queen, Ada
Adams Fairies. Jennie Adams, Lucy
Williams, Maggie Tator, Sable hyde,
Carrie Northrup, Helen sherman.
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CentaHr Linimena.

There pain which the Centaur Lininent will not
relieve swelling II will not suhdue and iameness
which ii will not This is strong language bet it is
true Where the parts gone s effects are marve
lous 1t has produced Of rheumatism neural
gia lockjaw, palsy sprains swelling eakedbreass.
scads burns, ssltrheRm, earache &c. upon the human
frame and OF strains SPAWN gals &C. upon animals in
than have all other pretended remedies since the
world began 1t ID acounterirritan shealling pain
reliever Crppcs throw away their crutehes the lame
walk poisonous bites rendered harmless and the
ded are healed without q scar 1t is no humbug The
ceipt In Published around each bottle. 1t Is selling
article before sold and sells because Il does just
what II pretends to do. Those who now suffer from
rheumatism pain swelling deserve to suffer II they will
not Centaur Linnent More than 1000 certificates Of
remarkable including frozen limbs
tism govt running tumors &C., have been received. We
will send circular containing certificates the recipe, &c.
gratis to any requesting it, Onebcts of the yellow
wrapper Centaur Lniment is worth hundred dollars
for spawned sweenied horses and mules for
worm sheep. Stock niment is worth your
attention No family should be without Cenaur Linment
J. B. Rosx & Co, New York.
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BLACK LIST.

We promised this list weeks ago and for
more than threat We commence operations. We
shall give few time time until touch up the
whole Of them.
Lyman Nash. of wathena, you owe SIo.I5 and have
never answered Of the many letters have written
you asking for payment You have long sanctimonous
face and make long prayers and you have boased of
building Churches bat you have cheated the printer You
the road the place where there shall be weeping
and wailing and Nashs teeth.
Susie Dickinson Of LeavenvOrth, has euchered
Of s. She used be wonderfully friendly the Chief
and when she got married gave her rstrate puff.
great mind to give the anteeedents of the
man married desist for the present Perhaps she
equal. Susie you beat
W p Bishop lawyer formerly Of Oswego and member
Of the Legislature but oepeka has belonging
to us somewhere him Hhe briehess and could
not pay u.s. should said and would have for
given him the debts but he has preferred beat
of it, he gets the benefit Of this notice.
Mrs. f. o. Walker, of ST. Joseph formerly E. o. Van
Curen of East Norway always liked everything about
the Chif except paying for it, Consequently she has
left minus S2.50.
If this should meet the eye of Franklin L. Parker of
Ann AIbor Michigan il will remind him that there is yet
old balance of &c 81 due from him. Franklin
worth not quite 100000 and probably is afraid that the
payment this just debt would reduce him poverty
So much for the first chapter. We have great many
to nd TO- who sha! be remembered; also some
whom shall give chance to to time, be-
fore passing them along.
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CharIester Isens.

Deposits withdrawn, and bank efectuay closed White
and cottonwood take the place az currency the for
mer not equal to the demand
This twenty third of January is the coolest morning
this Winter; mercury Eve degrees below zero.
Fine sleshing and fast ponies but sleigh to ride in
Oh, how we wish we had made one last August
Christian Church protracted meeting is now in SEES
sion at this place beaded by the Rev. Mr.. MeHaey of
Atchison County. Missouri He is ready speaker and
great rsvvast round dozen Joined thechurch, nclud
ing bscksiders and new beginners ten foot square
hole cut in the river ice and four baptized 1t was
evident to all lockers that the minister stood on very
sandy foundation whilst administering the haptisma rites
No spirit in the shape of dove lowering around the
scene in that swfu. slsety day.
Saturday morning the Gath down to 10 degrees
below
Exemption law works well in this vicinity-a we'll
known young gent farmer blacksmith and wagonmaker,
his horse out Of reach of the constable and claimed
his tools mechanic keep from paying sixty dollar
rent debt. he Is strictly law-abidiag.
Monday morning 26th-mercury at freezing. A letup
Of 40 degrees in forty eight hours.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

81. LOUIE January q.
Hemp-Dul at IS 100 for fair to choice undressed
E1our-Unchanged; superfne s5a IS So K IS Sac Xxx
ssR6 So xxx s6 SAT family u 55as fancy % 50 20 So
Wheat-Spring opened firm and closed lower. No. 2
81 % ISL fail in brisk demand aud stronger at q
%. No. 81 6sdl S.
Corn-Closcd dull and unsettled No mixed 63aslc.
oat-Opencd higher at &C. closed dull sic for No
mixed.
BAriey-Held firm; mostly above buyers views fair to
good medium q 3oal co. prime and strictly prime d 500
1 50, choice 81 sal IS
Rye-Firm No. 2 s3as4c.
Pork-Firm at SIS oodI5S
Dry Salt Meats-Fm; loose city shoulders; sc; clear
rib. u asic; packed lots &c higher
Bscon-Frm. Shoulders u d7ic clear rib 81 esc clear
sdete, packed: loose clear nib sold at Sc
Lard-Active with large sales for future, prime
Quincy spot ssc ties Kansas City and less t at Sc
Joe delivered last half February, at &C.
Hoes-Firm. Light o. s065s0 packers, IS a5a5 10
choice butchers, Is 9a5 %, reecipte lsoo.
Catte-Choce In demand and higher fair to extra na-
tive steerz % IS az zJ Texan and Indian 81 Soaf5a
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s{a- is true. II has produced more cures of
HiSrrgE rheumatism. neuralgia. lockjaw, palsy,
sprain. sweugs scalds burns saltrhcum
ache upon the human frame and Of strains spav
in salls upon animals in than have all other
pretended remedies the world began 1t Is esunter
irtant slhealing pain reever Crpples throw away
their erutche the lame walk poisonous bites rendered
harmless. and the wounded healed without n
Is humbug The recipe published around each bottle
1t is selling article before sold and sells be-
it does just what pretends to do. Those who
suer frum rheumatism pain swelling deserve to suffer
if they will Centaur Liniment More than 1000
certificates of remarkable cures including frozen limbs
rheumatism. govt running tumors &c. have been
received We will send circular containing certificates,
the recipe &c. gratis to any requesting it, One bot
tie of yellow wrapper Centanr Lnimen Ia worth hun
dre dollars for spawned swerne horses and mules
for serewworm in sheep. Stock lniment is
worth Your attention No family should be without Cen.
taur Lnimrnt Sold by all Druggist per bottle;
large bottles sI.OO j. B. RosK Co., 50 Broadway, New
York.
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Town Peint Etcnis.

Since my last there has been nothing particular trans
piring barring few accidents First comes Mr. King,
elderly who lives what formerly DIR. MIS-
bets farm Mr.. Hre bein:; the look nut for Mr. X,
having message for him, thought he heard noise,
and going to what the matter found Mr. KS
wagon upset. and the driver insensble from wounds
the head Procuring assistance he took him to his house
which near for Dr. Reynolds of this place and
like the good Samaritan, bound up his wounds After
remaining Mr.. Heers two THREE days. he
sent to his home, and is in fair to This
is the third serious accident to Mr. H. since his advent
among say some three years.
W. F. Sampson hearing of the accident to Mr.. K, and
Mr.. Finn coming by with load of corn jumped the
On the way finding the wagon about to upset
in nautical parlance capsze them jumped off to save
themselves and in doing Mr. Sampson broke his leg
the hip and il is feared is hurt internally; but hav
ing the best medical talent which Highland command
coupled with the good constitution and temperate habits
of Mr. Sampson there strong hopes Of his
The river at this place has been open till now but this
cold snap bids fair bridge it. giving those in need Of
wood chance get the without paying ferriage
Rawlings, under the auspices.of the A. & n. R. R. Co.
has had quite gang work. getting rock stop the
encroachment of the Big Muddy. These rock to be
riprappng-not the head but to at
the of the bank stop the cutting away of the
by the water
Our old friend Y K has perceive from the papers,
been appointed of the Committee Corporations-a
very wise seecon-or if he looks after other corporate
bodies he would his there need be fear Of their
suffering at his hands.
Our blacksmith rrjoiccs in the of Painter; has
been here some three years. and has purchased Mr.
Graves farm near town excsls shooting unruy horses
and mules being strong and athletic and last
sayed the feat of swimming the Missouri River when at
its highest and accomplished the same. While saying
nothing against water, which has done much for nav
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Bssiness net Affected.

The recent depression In business has not affected the
passenger traffic of the St Louis Kansas City Northern
Short Line they continue to SIX fast express trains
tco thar anS eer ias between the Missouri sid
Mississippi Rivers This road enjoys great immunity
from Academia by Of immense expenditures in the
las; two years Of twomon dollars besides earungs
in wonderful improvements in relaying their line with
steel and iron rails broad ties in new rolling
stock supplied with all modern appliances for comfort and
safety and another safeguard employ night and dsy
watcmen to inspect the read before after the passage
Of each train To that everything is in order Corsp
cous among Improvements Is the substitution for or
binary Of reclining chair coaches elegantly car
peted and fitted with dressing ladies' gentlemen
and families, srithout any ertra charge The St Louis
Kansas City Northern and the Kansas CITY ST Josepb
& Council Bluffs Railroad form the only line running
through Pullman Palace eeper between Omaha and ST.
Louis The shortest line between the West and the East
is the St Louis Kansas City Northern Short Line
either through St Louis the great metropolis Of ever
so 900 inhabitants through Chicago the Chicago
Alton Short Line the Louisiana Bridge now open for
passage Of through trans Ticket Agents Of connecting
roads selling through tickets to the East North or South
will furnish tickets by this excellent line For map crcu
lars time cards and information relative to rates &C. sp
ply to address Lyman McCarty, Kansas City No. or
p. d. Groat st. Louis No. tap2axl
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Castsria is than a substitute for Castor Oil 1t
the only safe article in existence which Ia certain to
simulate the food regulate the bowels wndcos and
produce natural sleep 1t contains neither minerals
phins ALCOHOL and is pleasant take Children need
not cry and mothers may rest. febl3yI
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We spent couple of days in White Cloud last week
and found things jogging along In the old way.
Ike merchants all have good stocks and are doing
large business, considering the state the times
The two branche. os ,.,sss which ara iux. INV, hair.
ones of wood and ce-,b an. a, t.., tb., warn, "a a..
ether keep them cool Their. 4. constant stream nj
teams across the river and ,urb ood b.. ,nn.,.n,Iv
been brought over Tn sun,,v a, .n,i,. u,t far v..r
The ice very clear and b.,vv and I.rz. ,nap,s a, !,
are being put M
TIL. ,r.;, ,,,.-.
cooa a 80, ' ' 49, ~ P ~S
;,o .or,,r,, -. s - "
brr.,. -. =. q, An ''P va" INC gram
PAs W P " ~
"e."eie informed BY what we consider reliable author
mat mere mas not been single case Of cerebrospinal
e"s III Tue Town or vicinity nor anything approach
Al ,h;. S;.ara.- " .1e ons case 'nA' was P'onoune-
nbo;d - 80 mining oo. severe case OF ~
te- eorv.,....... -, w Pe"' " .AeA ieAsP7e ~
an ur,.,,, -. e''neH'o'- i'efe 'eemea 10 oe
brain but the .sy,r,io, - -. 80 -. -. -
gitis
rh,.
-. =; Nhsuiar 'aahty among married wo
.o,s,..... ~ no were ciose upon the Pen"o Of
yulsious and d;,or,--., -. ~, . - oo''-
sibe I'm n stat. $500, r.-.-.,m. - -,
tack Some three or four have died ia tbI. ,av within
month past.
Agp.. Mari, u.,s,,
very suddenly. Friday night IN. ga aged ., years
Rad cold. .,s -
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Severance Items.


oo'u an" s'"s I've. riius9 anu oa'ur"aS' ir"in "i
Young man son ., pr C"'n, OF Troy accidentally
n'' n'hseii QUO u"s s' "ess seems nc was OUT Wis.
nihs a' MI august n'e'"uer anu thougnt ne "oud
hui' one nc nau Hho' MOCK OIL quas ana
the fence behind him. dscharrng the entire contents
one barrel of his gun in his back and SHINE II had
case Dr. Rains was called and dressed the wound On
Saturday last the reported bad.
Mr. DAME, streeter an old and vaued citizen died last
walk He WINS hurried at the RIDGE Prairie church
=,
'a'unS oA '.e ~ ''I' '. VIC ".PV' Uu,,uias INC
o'"' e.e"k' ""s. 'ouH's Vi nu''' was "a'eu 10 our
e.' pH"'eu H"u n'o"Ie 0Uuiu ony ae'ee' INC
y, NJ y. f''usr ''sr''
So. -. NJ - - nv nAo
no' ne"iu ',"' nav MN" :" zen something
"'o'' W" '"s o'ss' o"' WI" 'e' ~ pass 'or 'ni' u"e
We had intended to write up our town for your New
Years edition, out nave not got II quite completed
yet and viii have TO lay over until next week Any
persons wishing to have their business mentioned will
please leave their donation with d. M Morse, labeled
"'A.se'' '''Nns "A'. '''e '''' "AH' "0"''O"eu
&C. 'anhorn mas Donsnt the interest OF VIII webb In
the grocery mouse oi Nahnorh "eoo' anu WIN ruh 'he
thing alone MS new Du'lding almost compie'ed- capt
o. NJ b"nes'ee' anu D. McInAS' Are inc con'rac'os-
Our lumber yard (pinel is under full way. J. NJ Ha<-
ley, the proprietor keeps full stock Last week it
like the St. Joe. ID. C. r R.-it could not the
bridge but it is all o. h. now.
Lavitts Swiss Bell Ringers will give entertainment
here, Monday, February ID. They are reported
nrt class troupe we intend 60 Ihey presented us
wiz" VIC Ae' ""iAe" "'a"s''' " H. consequently VIC
wi" 60
There Is fshbn Of the Soul sieepefs Kirbyites and
Capbeiites IN Progress at the school house Jonathan
erfhssf Judge Advocate and presdes with dignity snd
soiemny becoming the oecsson 1t is not known wheth