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EHERCHES.

Episcopal Chmch-Services every Sunday
NJ 10 IL O'Clock \. NJ. and ?. N. DR.. }. 3.
Cheshire, Rector.
Methodist Chawch-Services every third,
Sunday at II o'clock. Rev. &. c. Dodson
Pastor.
Presbyterian CH,ucA-Services second Sun
day of each month at II o'clock a. NJ. and
s O'clock P. NJ. Rev. j. W. Primrose, Evan
gelist.
. Missionary Baptist CAogch-services the
9nd Sunday in every mouth, at II O'Clock.
Rev. T. r. Owen, Pastor.
Primitive Baptist CHmch-Services first
Saturday and Sunday Of each month at II
o'clock.
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Mark Twain publishes a card in
the Hartford papers explaining the
arrangements for his lecture in aid
Of the poor, and he makes these
statements as to the terms of adj
mission "Lucca charges four doll
lars ticket, and so my first idea
was to put our tickets at four dol
lars too, and run opposition, But
friends said no, there was differ
ence-Lucca sings. I said, very
well, [ would sing too. | showed
them what | could do. But they
still objected, and said that a mere
disturbance was not singing. So |
have come down to a dollar, but l
do it with reluctance"
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TIE ELECTION LAW.
Abstract Of It's ProviSions-The Whole
Hliug n z Nutshell.

1L4A!S LII ~ IN ubSEeti.
For the information Of the pubs
lie we give the following distract
Of the law governing the election to
be held Thursday, the 9th day of
August, 1874:
REGISTRATION.
Registrars are to be appointed
by the County Commissioners, who
shall revise the registration lists so
as to be accurate. Any elector is
eligible for registrar. Every clec.
tor must be registered in the town.
ship where he resides. Any voter
may be challenged at the polls
upon demand Of citizen and the
voter may be required to prove, by
some person known to the judges Of
election, the fact Of the residence Of
said voter in the county thirty days
previous to the day Of election.
County Commissioners shall, on
or before the first Monday in July,
appoint four judges or inspectors Of
election, two Of whom shall be Of
different political parties where pos>
sible. The judges Of election arc
to be notified by the sheriff.
VOTING.
Separate boxes must be used for
each class Of officers to be elected,
to be furnished by the county. No
registration allowed on election day
unless the person becomes of age on
that day. No device allowed on
tickets. Any ticket with too many
names on it will be thrown out.
ELECTION.
1. For Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
2. Members of General Assems
bly,.
3. Five County Commissioners,
Sheriff, County Treasurer, Regis
ter of Deeds, County Surveyor,
Coroner and Clerk af the Superior
Court.
1. Judge Of the Superior Court
and Solicitor.
5. Members Of Congress.
Requiring five separate boxes.
County Commissioners under the
r
the power to establish, alter, discon-
tinue or create separate polling
places for elections, giving thirty
days notice by advertisement in
some newspaper, or at three places
in the county. At least one polling
place shall exist IN nnnh +nrp,>ahi, p
Or each ward of q city numbering
5000 population.
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Superior Court Clerk and Probate ,'"igr -
J Ohm Norncet.
Register Of Deeds B. J. Kccch.
Nerif,-Ba Battle Bryan.
I0roRer-Wm. T. Goodwin.
Treasurer -Robt. II. Austin.
$u7UeyOr-Jesse Harrcll
School EranliaerS-H. II. Shaw, VIM. a.
Duggan and +, s. Williams.
Keeper Poor House-Wm. A. Duggan.
ContmissiOneYs-M P Edwards, Chairman,
w ~ A. Duggan, n. B. Bellamy, and Mac
Mathewson. B. j. Kcech, Clerk.
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Dr. Walkers California Vim

Uf. y. WALKERS CaIlIOfnIa VIM
egar BitterS are q purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the na-
tive herbs found on tho lower ranges Of
tie Sierra Nevada mountains Of Califor-
MIA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted thcrefrom without the use
of Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily asked, "What is the cause Of the
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT
TERS?n Our answer is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and life giving principle,
4 perfect Rcnovator and Invigorator
of tho system. Never before in the
history of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BITTERS in healing the
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are q gentle Purgative as well as q Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Liver and YisCeral Organs ii Bilious
Diseases
The properties of DR.. WALKERS
VINEGA- BITTERs are Aperient, Dlaphoretlc,
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, DIuretic,
Sedative, Counter Irritant SudOrItc, Altera-
tive, and Anti-Bilious
r. II. MCDONALD 6 CO..
Druggists and Gen. \ CTS, San Francisco California
and cor. Of Washington and Charlton StS., n. y.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS
NORTH AND SOUTH VIA w. & W. L. r..
cave Torboro' (dafIv) at ~ 4. NJ.
Arrive at TarboTo' Odailv) at $50 2. NJ.
WASHINGTON MAIL VIA GREENVILLE,
FALKLAND AND SPARTA.
cave Tarboro' daily at l. u.
Arrive at Tarboro' daily at /. VI.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
TARB0RO'.

AIAIuR--John NorAeet.
y,IzIIssIoyERs-Bcnj. Norfret, Joseph Cobb, II.
E Cherry and George MatheWSoh-
SECRETARY AND TEEAsURER-R"bcrt WhtehnEst.
CoNsT >BLE-J. b. Hyatt.
rawN " W,rcH-Harry Redmond, Eill Battle aud
: IEa. Z. SiLnnnsOn.
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TO TUE-
Nervous and DebiIitated
OF BOTH SEXES.
No Charge for AGricc and CJH8p!tGti09.

DE. J. &. DYorT, graduate of jefferson
Medical College Philadelphia, author Of
several valuable works, can be consulted on
all diseases Of the Sexual or Urinary Or
gans, (Which he has made an especial
study either in male or female, no matter
from what cause originating OF Of how long
standing. y practice of 80 years enables
him to treat diseases with success. Cures
guaranteed. Charges reasonable. Those
at a distance can forward Iettes describing
symptoms and enclosing stamp to prepay
postage.
Send for the Gujae to Health. Price 10c
b. DYOTT, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,1 104 Duane ST., n. y.
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EXPRESS.

Southern Express Office, on Main Street,
closes every morning at9H O'Clock.
n. NJ. LAWRENCE, Agent.
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HOTELS,

Adams Hotel, corner Main and Pitt Sts.
o. F. Adams, Proprietor.
Mrs. Pender's, formerly Gregory Hotel,)
Main Street, opposite "Enquirer' y Office,
Mrs. NJ. Pender, Proprietress.
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BANKS.

Bank of New Hanover, on Main Street,
next door to Mr.. NJ. WeddeIl. Capt J. d..
Cumming, Cashier. Office hours from \.
NJ. to 3 ?. NJ.
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TIE EAYORITE HOME REMEDY,
PURELY VEGETABLE,

those Southern Roots and Herbs,
which an alI-wiSe Providence has placed in
countries where Liver Diseases most prevail.
1t viii Cure all Diseases caused hv derange-
luent Of the Liver and Bowels.
Simmons Liver Regulator, or Medicine,
Is imincnty Il Family Medicine and by be
ing kept ready for Immediate resort will save
many an hour of suffering and many dollar
in time and doctors bills.
After over Forty Years trial it is still re-
cejyinH the most unquaIif d testimonials to
its virtues from persons Of the highest char
actprs and responsibility. Eminent physi-
clans commend 1t Is the most
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GOING NORTH.

GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
STATIONS. Mail. Mail.
L'' 'Gss"sI15S co. shops SIS SIS A" AIR. i6fS 4S1
. Raleigh, : 7.3OA.M. 5.41 "
Arr. at Goldsboro, : 1920 " Z Live 2.30P.M
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VI. II, I 1LOV 7
Engineer & GenI Superintendent.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

Spring IL coming, and Of course the Ia.
dies are already thinking about what they
shall wear. The first house to receive o
JUL and complete stook Of spring goods il
that OF Young 4 Bradford, where splsn-
did stock Of Percales, Prints and Dress
Goods Of ell kinds and of newest styles il
displayed. This firm is too we'll known to
need commentator from any source. En-
terprlsing in business and strictly honest
IN their transactions, they have built up a
large trade and command the confidence Of
the community; and, being familiar with
every detail Of the dry goods business,
they possess facilities for close buying and
for keeping their stock full and fresh which
few other firms enjoy. But, notwithstand
thu largeness and elegance Of their stock
OF goods, they sell At tho very lowest cash
prices, and always give q full equivalen,
for money received. Our lady readers
should call and examine the goods above
mentioned. They will find them elegsn,
and cheap.
The attention Of gentlemen is called to
the full line of oassimeres included in The
new stock just received. Having seen it,
We can say, without exaggerstion, that il
is the largest and finest ever brought to
this city. The line includes full assert.
meut for both mems and boys wear, and
-Messrs. Young & Bradford are Offering
those goods at prices that defy COMPETE
ton
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~GOOD WORKER
~AT-W
%LOW PRICEs.~
AN OUTQRO WITH OF OTHER Dis.
EAAEl

AN OUT0ROWTH OF OTHER DIS.
EASEL
Catarrh sometimes exists alone but u mere fts
quently . symptom Of other diseased conlitiona
The following letter explains it.:
Col1lNawooD. onondaga Co, n. T., Jan. ~, 1872
Oh. B. Y. PuRcI, Buffalo, N. T.:
Dear &r-Allow me to give yen brief history 0,
the eject Of your medicine called '0oldsn Medical
Discovery" in my case. an now In my seventy
fourth year. and naturally Of frm constitution
Within tho Last few years. from over-sxsscss, havs
been afflicted with complication Of dtsea1es almosi
incredible to rslats In the arst place Oatalrh to
degree that to me- Il seemed that ny voice pssssd
out ct the ears to which added ito natural alv
Bronchitis, to which, at NO great lsn9th Of ttms
wero added Neuralgia pains IN the head and shoul.
ders and bleating Of the lower limbs the most oi
which was superinducsd BY torpid state ofthe livel
1had the advice Of several eminent phyuiciaia and
tried almost every known remedy fe such complaints
without relief rapid loss Of strength end Was1e o1
4esh, reminded me that could not lonr withsts,d
the combined force of disease which vas st beaIfne
mo down. gave up oil business. made ny will hs3
my grave stone placed in positien and lsttsrsd a.
cept date of exit, and resigned nysell 70 my coach
to await events Not long altar this saw ysur 81.
vsrtissmsnt procured your remodics-I an now on
second hafdoEsn bottles Of Golden Medical Disoov-
sry-havs good appetite, have gsilsd nftssa pounds
OF dssh-ne more talk cut Of my aaEs, no more blea.
Ing Of the Limbs, walk two three miles with
sase and feel that you have givSn NJ lease Of ton
or deen ysars-sIbjsct however, = H. rstiAea4ien
o1sAe Court above. That yen nay live long - d
good to suffering humanity, 10 The 1ucsrs wish Of
Xour unknown friend, LUTHn COLI
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PREsDYTxR1AN.-(Churoh on Richmond ayenue.)
Services everv Sabbath at i01s a. M. and ~ p. M
Sabbath scnool At Il N. Wednesday evening isctnr.
aud prayer meeting At ~ O'Clock. Psws tres and
ssranEsr"nvitsd. ksv.E.V. Campbell. Pastor.
oEPlsooPAL.-lst.J Johns Church, in lower town.
Services every sabbath At lO1< =. m. and TX D, n
Sundays school At II m. kvsning prayer msetins
Fridays att O'Clock. Rev. ]. +. Chambers .Rsotor.
MsfAoDD!.-(C Church inlower town. ssrvicss every
sunday at 103 4. H.. and Pm. Sunday school II
~ u. Rev. r. Lswton. Pastor.
sCoNaRxaA1IoNAL-(Church south ofRayinebridss o.
SSnasy school At u O'Clock. Prayer meeting IT She
church on Wednesday evenings at O'Clock.
BAPelsT-(Near the second ravins bridsr.) Seryi
ees every Sabbath at lo3S o'clock T. NJ, and O'Clock
?. N; Prayer meeting 1t the church Oh Thursday
evening" ~ p. IN. Seats free and ali are wslcome
heV' ". h. Stanley, Psssor.-sunday school ct u
q. oalAoIo.-lChuroh of ImmaculateC onception,
q. 3esm.n street). Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haindl,
B. b. Asistant, Rev: Bonifacs Null, o. s. B. Scr.
yiees: week days at =. M; Sundays, First mass,
~ .. l., High mass and sermon At 10 .. m, Yes.
persst2 p. M; Oathecetieal instruction at Pm.
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The jsws)s xhish he DssAap Of
Edinburgh brought With he, b B.ila,a
srs said to b worth $500, 900, and
iaelsds 10 many - 100 bracelets.
-Priase Napoleon has rented .
handsome residence in The Boulevard
Maleshsrbss, Paris, and istsads b
make that city his permanent abode.
-Lsetunng has btsa ~ Improbable
this season that the rates Of lecturer
are likely 70 b. much love, nett vio.
ssr-trou rs 70 50 per ssat. a least.
The Suck canal sppssrs 70 b do
ing . good business. During the
month Of January, Ill vessel. passed
through, paying tolls 70 tho amount Of
$4,000
"A statue Of the Virgin Mary,
twenty feet high, i = b erected in
dsvrs, france, b eonmsnsrats the
preservation Of ia. city from Ii. a,r.
mana
The Grand Duke Alexis, Of Rus.
sia, has sent 70 the Park Of Fruits,
near St. Louis, $50 varieties Of gr.pe
cuttings, gathered nom al p.r's Of The
Russian Empire.
Germany has . number Of expert.
mental farms, vhsrs al new theories
connected with agriculture or cattle
raising srs tried and their merits pro.
bounced upon.
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u. 8. Marshal MoLaren has served
papers on P. hockenhsupt, Of st. cloud, "a
show cause Why he should not be sdjudesd
bankrupt. Mr.. NJ. IL IN involuntary
bankrupt, AMI certain charges Of irregular
tiles are uttered against him, which ore
pronounced unfounded. It il said that he
sold his stock to another party, and trans
ferred certain real estate to . brother,
thereby defrauding his creditors, but no
formal proceedings in the matter have been
taken, and Mr.. Ms reputation would
seem to disprovs the truth Of the charges.
st. Paul Dispateh,
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& hOLL Or HONOR.

- ~
We have been furnished by Prof Hsines,
Principal Of tho Union School, With tho
following copy Of the Roll Of Honor for
March:
HIGH SCHOOL.
A. Hsinss, Teacher. 4
Willie Hayward 90. 50 Henry Locke 1910
Fred Weber 99.58 Homer Phipps 90. oS
Henry Tolman oo.60 Addis Clark 1887
Lsurs Wakefield 80. AZ Sarah Peterson 90. 40
slxIoR GRAMMAR.
A. Wsstovw, Teacher.
Geo. H. MeCrsa 96.9 Emma Marvin 94.S
Swan johnson 961 Matte VanTyus 81 6
Albert Smith 96.4 Edward Cash 94,5
Edwin Staples 94.o Emery Dskin GA
Chss. Husssy s4.8l Lettis Clark 94.1
JUNIOR aRAxxAs.
Ai.s A. Dan, zsaeAsr.
Katie eohafer 97IChsrles Dskin e6
willie Albright 96 H. herf.nburx IS
Emma Make 96 Nellie Hunter "a
Julia Delaney 96INsllie Jones "a
Martin Winslads 96l Nay Clarke %
ssooxD INrzRxsD1ATs.
Aiss Aoggis s. Barnes, Teacher.
Ami Getobsn 100, Lille Gibbs 1854
Mary Beaupre $685. Emma Kemp 95.8
Bonnie Smith 98.9IF. Marvin 94.8
Mary Powell $50 Willie Gibbs 98.8
ROLAND Dearlng 97.8I Mary Huber 1926
FIRST INTzRMRp1AT1.
kiss Jsn.is Owen, Teacher.
James Mclean O0lJohn Remely 97.26
Vim. Robbers 1901 Harry Boil 80
Jen Mcconnell 97.6I Willie Stabler 87.6
VIM. Wakefield 98 Jsn Campbell 81
Eddie Porter 9e|Gertis Powell 81
a1CoND Primary.
:Aiss Stspart, Teacher.
Ella Stanton 100lJos. Herbsrger go
Eddie Dam 1901 Frank Moulin 81
Rose MoKslvy 100| Gsrtis Gilman 90
Willie Bibbsr oslo gorge Marvin 90
Victor Wilson 98lWillie Wing SO
FIRST RRINARY..
Xsss Ltzzis Rssnss, Teacher.
R'.sr Louden 100IJennis Hayward 81
Charlie Bonhsm 100 Amisl Krouse 81
Theress Beauprs 99lNettis Laxton 81
jeanette Bsauprs 99fasdsriek Cunning 81
Aeinulf Robbers 9ctMay Montgomery 81
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P1asoxAh-Mr. John Stevenson and as
tor, son and daughter Of Mr.. ]. F. Steven
son. returned few days ago from Pitts
burg. They concluded that they didn't
want to stay there any longer. and 80 came
home. Young folks as we'll as old folks
prefer Minnesota to any plaoe else.
Mr.. Geo. Whiting, Of the commission
firm Of Whiting 4 shspsrd, Of Minneapolis,
favored 10 with . call on Friday.
Col. Samuel Doughty, of Lake City, is in
The city, Waiting his son, Mr.. G. NJ.
Doughty. Col. D. has just returned from
trip to Omaha, Chey enne City and
Northern Iowa. He says Omaha IL dead
and buried.
Mr.. H. G. Waite returned on Saturday
from tho East.
Mr.. P. Lamb returned from Sank Centre
last week, and started again this week for
that place and New Munich with another
stock Of goods to 30 sold At auction.
Hon. ]. J. Egan, . prominent lawyer
Of Duluth, was in tho city on Friday last.
Mr.. H. Walkinshaw, who has been
spending the winter in st. Cloud, intends
returning to Fergus Falls next Monday,
and starting again his express line between
that place and Pomme de Terre.
The Rev. Father Meinulf, Of New
Munich, returned on Friday from a
trip to St. Louis. He says st. Cloud will
undoubtedly be tho seat of tho Bishop ap-
pointed for the new diocese constructed
from the northern part Of tho State.
Mr.. John J. Dorr returned ON Friday
from visit to Cleveland, Ohio. He re-
ports cold weather-snow falling the day
he left there for homo.
Deputy Sheriff Dennis, Of Sank Centre,
was in town on Tuesday, locking peaceable
enough. although he brought his regular
little prisoner with him.
Mr.. E. G. Bloomfield, Of Melross, dis
played his best suit Of clothes here yes
tsrday.
Mr.. Leroy Circuit, who has been sick for
some time, 10 able to be around again.
Mr.. J. Prond.inski intends starting for
the East next week to purchase new goods.
Mr.. Horace Piokit, Of Fergus Falls. al
rived ysat.ra-y from the East, whore no
has been buying his spring snd summer
stock Of goods. He will remain in the
city until Monday.
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awe osssssssssssssssss..>.... $4,000, s....ssss u
Some meroh ants and buyers throw in
their commission, making tho price two
| cents higher.
| Oats-60s.
Corn, 7Ss.
Flour-xxxx $5.6oae.oo Xxx $500
! $3.50; Xxx $4oos4.s0 Per barrel
Fesd-$l.soal.75 Per swt.
Coranssl-$1.76.
Shorts-6Oe.
Brsn-$l5a3o per ten; ~ Dor evt.
Eggs-l5e.
Butter ranges from Is +. %. s.d v,ry
scarce.
Potstses-46a50e. =,
Green spplss-%6.so.s.oo par barrel
60 Per peek.
cranbsrri.s, @2.6o.s. % p, b,sl.l, Is,
per quart.
0nions-soesl.oe pr busl,l.
aeney-2oa26e per peuad.
Maple susar-l6s20e.
Csbbsxs-$s Per hundred.
Beans. &l.eoa$2.oo pr b.shsL
chesse-l6a2oo per pound.
4sy-$5.oose.oo p,r ton.
Country hsns-losl2}ep pr ID,
Sugar cured hans-2os. -:
Dried A>sf-9oo.
"ssd-$s.sos4.So ~, ss,l.
Wssl-Ylsess Washed. sosse,
UAvasAed, 2vso6s.
Tub vaehsd, 26s4lO,
Bssf-oa fest, 30 10 10; ,st.ih.s, s.1a.a
pr pound.
Vsal-7ass arssssd; retailing, lo.l23s
per psuld.
Auttoa-slfsst, ss4s; retailing osl23s
per peuld.
Pork 80 dressed; retailing, s.l23e
Ness pork, $ls.o 90 psr barrel.
Chieksas-7sl2}s per ID.
=. H1svAuxls, Alrila
C Wh..s-.sl 2st f'r Re.l.
Cerl-62}e.
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knAL ssTATs rnAssrnns.
Rps'tsdt for T1s JOURNAL BY Iekn Za,1
EsQ., Rsgisttr Of Dsa6s. 49,,

Warranty Deed Transfers 1sr ws>k
. nnding April y, 1874.
Andrew Nett and wife to Bankrsts Died.
erich Tor nwq SEQ T l24 b 81 Y $500
Valentine Thsnass to Bankrato Disdssish
TOR SEQ swq SEQ u T l24 & a1w Sl20
William T. 8. Uanen and wife 70 Peter
Scott for lot blk 81 In Sank Centre
300
Joseph Mayer and wife to Joseph ten for
swq so 81 T124 R 2Sw $1,000
Albert 8. Greedy and wife to Joseph Schulz
Tor tao for 9 " VI seq and vi seq seq SEQ 9 T
Patrick Rooney to Henry A. Mayo for nvo
seq SO 26 I l26 B s5w Sl96
Patrick Bosney to Miehssl +. Rooney for
seq sw4 $50 28 and neg nWq and let 3
SEQ % l26 r 86.w 500
Peter Loso and wife to Lorenx Dusreabsr-
Ssph $40
Joseph II. Long and wife to Henry sisver.
ding for nj lot 2 SEQ IL T 122 B slw $50
Joseph H. Long and wife to Barney sshlaa.
gen for q lot 2 SEQ IL T 122 b 81 v $50
Nathan v. Campbsu and wife to John b.
Willing for 100 acres In 80 ~ + l24 4
aSw 12,440
John Heehtsl to Miohssl Hstehsl for vi
nwq sec % and d neg go 70 T l2b &
SOW S8eO
Alexander Moore and wife TO Ada l..
eprague for lots and 10 blk IL In
sauk Centre 500
Henry Hinssn and wife to George Hillnsr
for seq seq 80 81 T l26 r saw %64b
Aiohasl Morrisssy and wife to william
Atkinson for q swq and svq swq and
lot 2 SEQ 20 + l26 R82w $3.50
Anna Eibenstsiner to Bernard Disnasl for
nwq sec 81 T l24 r 38w $500
John Eibsnsteiner and wife 10 Joseph Eib.
enstsiner for swq neg so rs T l25 B "a
v $50
Mary A. Pinneyan hush to Emily Mitsh-
oil for lots 8, 4 and 9 blk 81 in st. Cloud
| clty $4,000
Emily Mitchell aud hush to Mary A. Pin.
| ney Tor avts / and 2 blk 'sN'' in CITY Of
o'' o!oao $500
Joseph 8. Wilson and wife to q. ,. p:....
fsr lsts and blocks In Ct. Augasta 800
Gown ". Wilson to 8. B. Pinnsy for lots
and land in St. Augusta $4,000
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WEST UNION, TODD COUNTY, M1Nn.,1
April 4th, 1874. I
EDITOR JouRHA1.-An exhibition was
given at this place by Miss Belle Dun
can and her school On Thursday evening,
March a1st. About two hundred persons,
who came to witness the performances,
filed tho house to ovsraowing. The pro-
gramms was good, and each piece well de-
livsrsd BY the juveniles. The tableaux
were beautiful, especially tho "Orphan's
Dream" and 'Dawn." Mrs. J. O. Min,
was present and added much to tho enter
tainnsnt by her remarkably fine singing,
which was highly appreciated by the audi
sncs. noticed some Of the ezito Of Sank
Centre present. I think that more Of such
entertainments would do much toward
arousing the slumbsring talents Of the
rising generation. sQU1BS.
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NOTICE!

To al who may have read IN article in
tho st. Cloud JoulxAI, dated March 18th.
1874, and signed H, H. Hovden, I wsuld
say' Mr.. Hovdsn hd no claim against me
Of any kind, either by word or otherwise,
and made no such claim to me while hs o.
oupisd my store, Of while in this city; h.
10 common drunhrd, and had the dsliri-
nm trsmsas the day before he loft here, and
tho card hs had priut ted was most likely q
production Of his, while in that condition.
J. G. HUBER.
st. Cloud, Ainn., April 4th, 1874.
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NEW GOODS STILL COMING.
ATTENTION., ALL WHO WANT BAR.
GAINNI

Jos. Edelbrock still continues to receive
new goods for tho seasons trade, and can
offer decided attractions. He has now .
full line Of dress goods, and oil other kinds
Of goods, fancy and staple, including IN
elegant assortment Of spring and summer
styles Of shswls. His stock Of mems and
boys clothing is very large, and hs can
satisfy any reasonable person in style and
quality Of goods. His prices arc, - usual,
marked down to the very lowest figures.
Give him q call,
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Mr.. jos. Kusen has op ned basket
store In tho building next door to Ressn-
beTger's book store, He manufactures oil
kinds OF baskets. Persons having baskets
that are In need Of repairs can have the
fsms done neatly and promptly by leaving
them with him.
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Mr. B. Perry writes Il follows

MI. B. Perry writes d follows
EIsxlzoTou, n. r., March 20, 1874. {:
70 kortiatr Taomsos, A.Ist1st Edssey Kss-
nsepoM Hibv1s. - -
D1Aa eIa Will you obligs IN sdnirer
OF "Q. K. Philander Doestieks. p. B."
with Ats autograph and sblss,
s>> ~ ~. -g.ea B. P1laY.
81 Which Il answered q follows:
AIns1Aro11s Tz1sp1l, April 4, 1874.
10 B. Pwsy, Egg
D1Az 611 You have "est the wrong
pig BY the ear" Ny brother Mortimer 10
permanently loestsd in NV York, but lest
you should be delayed In getting his auto
graph, append It hereto,
Very rssp'y,
1olf1K11 THoxPsoJ,
70. K. Philsnder Dssstisks, il. By
- PER CIly1oaD TAoxsox.
P.e: -1oa saa rs|y upon The above "a.
tosraph - being genuine, fer have writ.
ton It fsr him lots Of lInes. CT