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" Eckeri, Bros. started from the
Jasper landing on Patoki last SUNDAY
with q iiai-boai Of Hour for the Sonih-
en- mrrSet fhey got as tar as Hest
nrr'- mill bridge. when the water was
"a high the boa, couldn't get under the
bridge. and tliey were detained mrk ing
arrangements 10 raise the bridge. at
considerable expense. There j. some
ralk OF suit against the county Tor ob
siruciing navigation by low bridge
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-27

NEw PO>r-pE1iCE. IhrOagii Tho ef-
forts OF Hon :. X. Wclfe. new POST
office ia, been established ia thi- cnun-
u. At -. ANTHONY. in Hall town hip.
apd Mr.. VI. Danuth appointed POST
me-'er. The m@il route from Laaveu-
worth 20 Cclr~fine h. been GLANCED 10
30 from Ieavenwor.h 10 Ereizylle via
'@rhueliville ani II. Anthony. making
the route "uls ( miles longer. This will
h@ great convenience 90 iliat locaiiiy.
aud Mr. Wolfe will certainly have the
'lank> &c the ciiiz Is tor Iii, efforts in
their behalf.
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MANN FsirpsAs, AIols GRAMrLsrAcnFr
"a. FRIEDMAN g. co

4 AfiNG psfrhascd The entire Interest Of fcksri
4 60. in tAe Jasper Drug Store. would respectfully
The puDc that thoy will Keep Tor sale an
sorinicu u the best kind Of articles usually louudin
.lrsf class
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SHe1'iT'S safes.
NHERIFF,S SALE.

NHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue OF a writ of Levari Facins to
me directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale, at the
Hotel Of \harles F. FOXwell. in the town of Smyrna
on THURSDAY 9Th day OF April, 1874. commencing
al O'Clock, r M, the following Real Estate VIII
All that lot piece or parcel OF ground. situated AZ
Clayton, IN Duck Creek Hundred, Kent County and
State OF Delaware fronting The rood leading from
Smyrna 20 Clayton sevenly five feet and running bac
parallel with the Delaware Railroad one hundred
feel, containing SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUN.
DRED SQUARE FEET OF LAND. be The sane
more or less, Il being the lot of ground and
premises conveyed by deed OF bargain ard sale The
said John w Thomas Sy John NJ VoShelI and wife
and recorded in the office for recording of deeds al
Dover. in and fOf Kent County aforesaid. in Book A.
Vol S. Folio 308. as by reference thereto will appear
at large together with all and singular the buildings
improvements. &c.
Seized and taken in execution the property oi
JOHN w. THOMAS and wife, and ierre tenants and
will be sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON. Sheriff.
SHKRIFF's 0FTtCE. DOVER. DBL.
March nth, 1874.
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'I'O THE PUBLIC.
In az, urdance with the provisions OF the Act a.
ths Gcoer i Assembly the ST ie Of Delaware emit
tied \" Act r'gu ting the sTle nf lIinT'catIng
hqu"-s" passed At Daver, April 10Th, 1873. hrreb
e'v- that M"njay, the 27lh day ni April,
1874. | shall make application To the Court ot
Gen.ra Sessions of the Peace aud Jail Delivery Of
the State Of Delaware. in and for Kent County then
t., be held at D1Ver, in Kent County asa licensed
r~l~iIer Of go"d$. wares. and merchandise. for n
hc"n-e to sell intoxicating liquors in Quantities not
l"ss than half gallon, in the house or place Of
business occupied and -wned by me situate On the
south sidr "f Cnmne ce Street, ab"ve Pear! Street
in he town Of Smyrna. Kent Co InIy and State "i
Delaware. and in United Schonl Districts Nos. and
lO7. IN Kent County aforesaid. The names Of the
feeholders reco amending me are
Henry Eubanks William McAee,
+. BIai., Grnrge w. Tghman,
G.. w Red Willsm Conley,
Js. w. Spruanee, WIN. A. Cloud,
Wm A. McKown, Philip ]. Gafford,
&. T.. F"x~ell, Thomas Buckm&ster,
w. Glanden, His
Jacob I.einherger, Francis t< Murry,
J1me- McCarter, mark.
Samuel tirlfin Witness, J. g. Brinton.
Jnhn w. LurIy,
March 25th..3t JOHN WILKINSON.
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-
- BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias, 10 me
directed will be exposed TO Public Sale, at the Hotel
OF Charles +. FOxwen. in the Town of Smyrna, on
THURSDAY, the Cd day OF April 1874, cOmmenc.
ing at u o'clock, {. M the following described Real
Estate TO wit:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land with
two.stOTy frame dwelling house erected thereon.
situate Commerce Street in the town OF Smyrna. IN
Kent county and State Of Delaware. murke ed on the
deed front lot No. II. beginning at stake south east
corner OF High and Commerce Streets and thence
with said Commerce Street north seventy twOdegrees
hrtysix feet four inches to a stake the south
side OF the said Commerce Street. corner for front LOT
No. 10 thence with the line OF front Tot No I6 south
forty degrees and thirty minutes east two hundred
and eighty feet inches. q siake the north
side Of Mulberry Street. OF front lot No. l6 /;
thence with the north side of said Mulberry Street
south forty nine degrees and forty five mInuies, west
thirty three feet SIX inches to n sIOke north west
corner Of the aforesaid Mulberry Street and High
Street; thence with tho north east side of High
Street north forty degrees thirty minutes west Iwo
hundred and ninety five feet To he place Of beginning
containing SEVEN THOUSAND AND SIXTY
EIGHT SQUARE FEET OF LAND, he the same
more OF less il being lot Oi land conveyed by deed
of bargain and sale TO the said EbaneZer LuTiy from
Daniel Cummins and wife. and recorded IN The Office
for recording deeds al Dover. and fnr Kent County
reference thereto will appear al large. together with
all and singular the buildings. improvements, &c.
Seized and taken in execution the property OF
EBENEZER LURTY and ELIZA, his wife, and will
be sold for cash
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
SHERrFFs OVrIcE: nnvHR. nEI.
March 20th, 1874,
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF' y SALE.
- BY virtue OF writ of Al. Levar Facias, TO me
directed Will be exposed TO Public Sale. al The Hotel
Of Charles F. Foxwe the town of Smyrna. or
THURSDAY, the 9th daV of April 1874, commencing
al q Oc ocr, P The following Real Estate situate
III the Village Of Kenton, in ksnion Hundred, Kent
county aud Slate OF Ueaw are. 10 wit;
All that lot. piece. and parcel OF land.
situate in the vIage of kenIOn. in KenIO1 Hundred.
Kent County and Stale OF Delaware adjoining lands Of
David o Downs. ami lot OF Nancv Lydia
Carrow, purchased hy heI at sale Of certain lands
OF Lewis Graham. sold 10y s. M Collins ESQ late
sheriff under process he the contents thereof what.
they may. and having twO.stOry brick store
house ana Other out b~Ildngs thereon erected. and
being part OF The same premises which were con-
veyed unto The said Lewis Graham in lee by the deed
OF John Green ard NJ hemIah f. Downs and others
dated the LIST day Of June A. D. 1863 and Of record
in the office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and for Kent
Comfy aforesaid. Book V, Vol. 4. Folio 215, DC.
together with all and singular The buildings and i'm
prOvemeuts Sc
Seized and taken in execution as the property Of
LEWIS GRAHAM. and will he sold 70: cash
THARI.ES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
SHERIFFs OFFICE. DOVER. DEL.
March goth, 1874. !
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OHERIEE.S SALE

~
- BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias to me-
directed, will be exposed TO Public Sue the Hotel
Of Chas. f. Foxwell. in the town of Smyrna, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of April, 1874, com.
mencIng at O'clock P. NJ, the following described
Real Estate, TO wit:
All and singular all that certain lot. piece or
parcel OF land, situate in the Village of Clayton in
Duck Creek Hundred, Kent County and State OF
Delaware, containing about ONE-FOURTH OF
AN ACRE OF LAND, be the same more or less,
whereOn a Public House known as the Raymond
House, with stabng and other out buildings are
erected, adjoining lands of Enoch Spruauce, Daniel
w. Thompson and John P. Reese, aud being the
same land and premises conveyed to the SAID John
w. Thomas by Indeniure from Ezekiel j. Colt and
wife, and recorded in the Office :or recording Of
Deeds at Dover, in and for Kent County Sfnresuid,
in Book f, Vol S. Folio 81, as by reference thereto
will appear al large, together with all and singular
the buildings, Improvements, &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of
JOHN w. THOMAS and SUSANNA, his wife,
and terre tenants, and will be sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
SHKRIFFs OFFICE, DOVER, DBL,
March 30. 1874.
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VNO THE PUBLIC.

HNO THE PUBLIC.
l. In accord nee with tho provisions OF the l0Ih
section oF the Act OF the General Assembly Of the
State Of Della ware, en'iIled An Act regulating the
ale o ni"x'c 'Ing liquors." passed at Dover. April
lhh. 1873 here bv give NOTICE that OH Mnnd v
r,- 27n Gay of April. 1874. shall make apolIcalon
t'"ru "f Grrrral Scs-Iuns &c the Peace and
J ~ Nv ~ nt the State nf ID. lawsre IN aud tor
hcn Comfy, then tn he held at D.ver, in Kent
tnrntv, I'W a hcrn>e To keep inn tavern. IN
Unit >rhunl DISTRICTS ms and IL in the tow OF
Smyr14. Kent County aud State OF Drluware IN the
hnu>e called the Drovers H-te situate the north
side Ot MeIhrdisI Street. between East and Main
Streets. IN the town and United School DISTRICTS
orr~ad. with the privilege uf selling therein nnxi-
a,'ng liquors in less quantities than quart to be
runk on the premises The names of the free
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Isaac X. Shnrtm4n, James Reynolds.
J e BrinIon, Thumas Chase,
John - Brown, B 5. Godee,
Edmund H,nson, Hts
NIchnI.s Grewer, w. II. x Burris,
Rrsden L. C:ossIey, mark.
j. Sem. Witness. Z. p. Cameron,
James Hendrickson, His
Jlme~ J. HouIslon, David x Riley,
Charles Smith, mark
Isaac S Tavlor. Witness. Jas McCarter,
HIS Ills
Michael X Riley, Aaron D. = Morris,
msIk. mark.
Witness. A. : Fares, Witness, John Wilkinson
MA,ch 25th 81 JAMES McCLUSKEY.
Smyrna times., 1874-04-08

'I'U THE PUBLIC
L In accofdaEce with the provisions OF The Act Of
the General Assembly Of the State Of Delaware en-.
titled An Act regulating the sale Of intoxicating
liquors." passed at Dover, April i0th, 1873, hereby
g'vr notice that on Monday, the 9th day of April.
1874, shall make application to the Court of Gene
raj Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
State Of Delaware, in and for Kent County, then To
be held in DVer, in Kent County, as licensed re-.
taller Of go7ds. wares. and merchandise, for a
license sell intoxicating liquors in quantities not
than hall gallon, IN the storehpuse or place
Of business occupied by me, situate at Dnfs Cross
Roads West Dover Hundred. Kent County and
State Of Delaware and IN Schoul District No. SO,
IN Kent county aforesaid. The names OF the free
holders recommending me are
T-uett Melvin, Nathan Barcus.
Ohn Il. Johnson, His
Daniel Mason, John - Taylor, OF David.
His mark.
Joseph n Arand. Witness. |. Buckingham.
mark. James F Melvin,
Witness. Ass Lohand, John w BurcklOw,
Henry Be 'rman, Edward F. Jones,
Issac Buekinhsm, Hts
Her Christopher ~ Ford,
Martha J y Taylor, mark.
mark. Witness, Isaac J. Masten
Witness. Isaac J. Masten.
March rs h-3t JW. JACKSON.
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LNO TIfE PURLlE

Two TIE PUBLIC
IN compliance with the provisions of the
IVh section OF The Act entitled An Act regulating
the sale OF intoxicating liquors." passed at Dover
Aprn ~ 1913 do hereby give notice that Monday
lhe x'lh day OF April GexI shall make application
10 the Count O General Sessions Of the Peace and
jan OehveTy. then 10 be held al nOver IN and Tor
Mem county tor license 10 keep inn or tavern IN
united School Districts Nos CO. 90, 81 " 90 ~ Kent
county AT and IN The house occupied byIne situated
IN the town OF Dover, and in that part thereof known
as brldgeiOwa and within the United Districts aose
sad with The privilege OF selling there intoxicating
liquors IN less quantities than quar- To be drunk on
the premises The names Of the Greeholders recon-
m-nC ing my application are
J. w. Smith. WIN. A. Atkinson,
Jon. NJ. Abbott, VIM n Thomar
r: WlndOlph Edmund BellIng,
Charles II Catlel, Joseph DAILY
John Brown. II. Enright,
Geo e SchaIch, John Collins
T. Stevenson, Dennis Finhegan,
William RarnelI, John Kern,
| fatrck Lyons Thomas Collins.
John Mag.
ROBERT WELSH
! DOVER, DEL, March 2l 1874 at
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

SHKRIFF'S OFFICE. DOVER. DRL.
March 30. 1874.
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Dover. DEL, March 81. 1874 Il

ITO THE PUBLIC
In compliance with the second paragra ph OF the
iOln section OF The Act regua ing the sale OF nOI.
eating liquors" passed al Dover. Apnl 10, 1873. |
hereby give notice that on Monday the 9th day OF
April next. shall make application TO the COurI OF
General Sessions Oi the Peace aud Jail Delivery then
TO be hold at Dover in and for Kent County. for a
license % keep an inn or tavern in UnIIed SchOO;
Districts Nos. 20, and 80. in the town Of Camden.
North Mur4erkI Hundred. in said county. al and in
the house now occupied by Ralph Ackerman. known
as the National iOIel situated AT the Juno
tIOn OF Main and Commerce Street Of said town OF
Camden. adjoining lands Of Alexander Jackson, Jr
Thomas Mltfn and others. with the privilege Of selling
therein intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
quart to be drunk on the premises The names o
the freehOders recommending me are
Alexander Jackson, Jr., John G. Graham,
John w. Sharp, William Ellison,
William IL Mcbride. William @. Carter
James Frssher, John w Abbot
NV Barcus II. +. ArmiHgIon,
H. Z. HaIrgrove, John Parv;s
Roberto. Dunn, George G. Harmon,
+. Smith. William B Slubbs
iona. II. LOwber. John WOodal
Harrison Harvey.
March II. 1874 -3t JOHN R. LAIRD.
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ZegUI Notices.
mo THE PUBLIC.

THO THE PUBLIC.
1 In accordance with the provisions of the 10Th
.ae,ion OF the Act OF the General Assembly Of the
S,sIs Ui Delaware enIIIled "An Act regulating the
ALE OF intoxicating liquors., passed at Dover. April
IOh 1878. hereby give nIIIce that on Monday the
91ih daY OF April. 1874. shall make application 10
Ibe Court Of General Sessions of the Peace and ia
Del,yeFy Of The Stale Of Delaware, in and for KEN
t,nuaIy then 10 he held at Dover. in Kent County
hr Incense TO keep an inn or tavern, in IIniIed
SchnJI districts Nos and II in the town Of SMYRNA
Kent COuHIy aud State OF Delaware. in the house
caIled the Farmers' Hotel. situate on CONNIE CO
SteeI, near Main Street, in the iowa and United
school DIst-Ics aforesaid. with the privilege OF sell
ing therein intoxicating liquors less quantities thar
owe quart Id he drunk On the premises The name
oi The {: f:eehOIdefs recommending me are
A. C. Douglass, His
j. q BrlnIOn, Michael X Riley,
B. s. GOOtee, mark
Isaac K. ShOrtman. Witness. John T. Farrell,
James J. Houston. HIS
Rlsd Ja L. Cross:ey, James x Mc(sluskey
Juhn w Baker, mark
Robert J. Thomas, Witness. las HOUSTON
NrhOas Grewer, Jon. K. Jackson.
Charles Smith, HIS
John : Brown. David X Riley.
Isaac ). Favlor. mark.
Augustus Scout. Witness, John T. DAVIS
Edmund IIInson.
March 2Olh. 1874 -3t CLEMENT s. Hustled.
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n. .. PATTERSON,

General Commission Merchant,
BUFFALO, N. Y.
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RIO THE PUBLIC.
l. Ia compliance with the second paragraph o the
10Th section Of the "AcI regulating The sale OF ntux
eating liquors.. passed al Dover. April 10Th. 1873
hereby give notice that on MONDAY. The 27Ih day Of
April next, shall make application to the Court of
General Sessions O the Peace and Jail Delivery then
To be held al Dover in and Tor Kent County for q
lIcene to keep an inn tavern in United School
Districts Nos 60 go 81 Il 90 IR The town of Dover in
Dover Hundred, IN said county al and 10 the house
now occupied by me and known The Delaware
Hotel situated on the north side Of LOOckerman
street OF lhe said town. adjoining snds Of James NJ.
keThIn VIM Fisher and others with the privilege 81
selling therein lrOIlcaing liquors IN less quantities
Than one quart. 10 he drunk lhe premises. The
names of The lreehoders recommending my appllc A.
tIOn
John II. Jones, John Brown,
Wind'lPh, John Kern,
J"seDh DAILY. John Mag,
j. NJ. AbbHtt. Robert Welsh,
Edm. Belling, my
VIM. II. Thonas, Thomas x Collins,
Patrick Lyons, mark
Geo. Z. ShaIch, Wifnrss-Robert Welsh.
Joseph MeDsnsl. Jr.
SAMUEL MANN.
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UO THE PUBLIC.

INO THE PUBLIC.
i In accordance with Inc provisions of the Act of
the General Assembly Of the State OF Delaware enti
lied An Act regulating the sale of intoIicat; ng
liquors" passed al Dover. April 10Th. 1878 herepy
give notice that on Monday. the 21ih da, Of Aur,l
1874 shalt make application TO The Court Of General
Se,,Ins OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the Slate
OF Delaware, and Tor Kent County. then TO be held
at Dover. in Kent County. licensed retailer of
goods wares ami chandise, for license to sell
intoxicating liquors IN quantities not less than one
hail gallon in The store bouse or place OF business
occupied by me. situate on Commerce SIroe near
Main Street. IN the town Of smyrna. Kent County
and SIale OF Delaware and in the United School
Districts Nos and II. in Kent County afnre. aid
The names of The lreehOders recommending me are
} BrlnOn. Risdon Crossiey,
Nicholas Grewer. John w. Baker.
Augustus Scout. Stephen J. Fowler
His John \. Brown
VIM. x Burris. Isaac Shoriman
mark James II. Pratt,
Witness. N. Grewer His
James HendncksoH. Michael x Riley,
JamesJ HOUSTON, mark.
B. s. GOotee. Witness II Wilson, Jr
Charles Smith. His
His David x Riley.
James x McCluskcv, mark.
mark. Witness, A. II. Wilson, Jr
Witness J Il Reed.
March 2OI, 1874 -3t THOMASP P. CAMERON,
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FRUIT GROWERS.

With regard to shipping BERRIES II PEACHES
from your State this market allow me TO say that
it doubtless can land it is TO quite exten be done
very successfully and satisfactorily. Ship all by
American Express Company from Philadelphia TO
Buffalo, the rate being $500 cwt and crates returned
free. The Adams Express Company brings fruit
from most all points in Delaware TO Philadelphia ut
75c cwt hence the avarage charge from Delaware
to Buffalo will be S275 cwt. and guarantee 10 pay
for all crates not returned The fruit will be the
wav but Ii hours from Phladrlphla and you know
the time required to transport them from where you
are TO Phadcphia. The fruit should be picked
about as many FCurs earlier tthan if intended for
New York na'A ! - It requires extra TO get them
here. All NJ. Iruit properly packed and shipped
will surely result satisfactory. have no soliciting
agents preferting to do all business direct with the
growers. Growers will be furnished with my own
semi.weekly Produce Circulars made up by myself
exclusively from actual sales the day published.
StraW berries averaged in this market in 1871 2Oa23
in 1872 same. and 1873 l5a20c. Trusting you will
duly consider these facts and that this market must
be one OF your best outlets. "SatSfacl0ry reference
aud security given" lam Respectfully. mh.4l2.w
n. .. PATTERSON,
General Commission Merchant,
BUFFALO, N. Y.
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, W Fife PUBLIC.

'i,U rtIE PUBLIC
Il In compliance with the provisions Of the 10Th
section Of the entitled An Act regulating the sale
OF imLox cang liquors. passed OF Dover. April iOIh,
1873 I do hereby give notice that on Monday. the
27lh day Of April next. shall make application 10 The
Court OF General Sessions OF the Peace and jail
Delivery then TO be held at Dover in and iUr Kent
County for license TO keep an inn or tavern IN
UnIied School Districts Nos 60. 90 81 d. ~ in the
town Of Dover. Dover Hundred. IN said county oI
Kent al and IN the house now occupied by me. stu
aIed on The north side Of LOOckerman street IN the
said town OF Dover. adjoining lands OF Timothy
Seaman. lands Of Patrick Lyons. and others. with the
privilege of selling Oh rein nOrieaiing liquors IN less
9uantues than quart TO be drunk on the premises
The names Of the lreeholders recommending my
application are
Samuel T. Jones, John Brown,
Joseph Levi. J. w. Smith,
G. w. Morgan, William Herfnett,
Edm'd BelllnR, William A. Atkinson,
H. J. Enright, J. NJ. Abbott.
John Mag, Thomas Collins,
John KERN, Robert Welsh,
JOS. Mcdaniel, Jr., Dennis FInnegan,
John w. Brown, Wan. III. Thomas.
FRIEDRICH WINDOLPH.
Dover, Del. March 9th, 1874.
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GRANGE ORGANIZATION.

HoRsEsHoE BEND. Junc Is. 1874. Il
Pursuant TO call. : meeting was held u Templar
aan. Horseshoe Bend Boise county. /. r. June IL,
1874. tor the purpose Of instituting subordinate
Grange Of Patrons Of Husbandry. The following
gentleman and ladies signed the petition: h. h.
hobD. g. Miner. = =. Flemming. r Perkins. F. h.
Starr. = Flanagan. =. b. Angle. r. NJ Harris. u. r.
Stone. Mrs. - r. Miner, Mrs. s. Robh. Mrs. r.
Lynch. 4rs 4. Harris. Miss A. Moore. Miss A. Miner
Mra. 4. FIemming. Mrs.. O. A. Stone.
the meeting was called TO order By Mr.. +. Shelton.
National State Deputy. who proceeded 70 explain
the nature and object Of the Order. Il was decided
that this organization be called Horseshoe Bend
Grange No. The following Officers were duly
elected and installed: r. n. Robb. Master; g. MI
ner. Overseer; g. F. Stone. Lecturer: =: y. Harris
steward; = Perkins, Asst. Steward; e. z. Flemmng
Chaplain; Miss Ada Miner. Treasurer; +. r. starr
Secretary; :. Flanagan. Gate Keeper; Mrs: A. =
Miner. Cores; Mrs. r. n. Robb. Pomona; Mrs. A.
Harris. Flora; Miss A. Moore, Lady Asst Steward.
Closed IN dine form. +. r. STARR, 6ec'y.
p. S.-Mr. r. Shelton wishes me to further In
form you that time will net permit him to visit thu
farming localities OF this county, but that Deput.
viii be appointed for this county. who will organize
Oranges upon due application being made.
Horseshoe Bend. June IS. 1874. +. B. g.. Sec.
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APP1AL 10 TEE CRARITABL1-We publish circu.
lar this week asking aid for the starving people Of
LouisianA Hundreds In that State have lately had
their homes and al they possessed swept away by
the overflow OF the Mississippi river. Starvation
threatens them already, and unless relieved at
ones. many OF them must perish Of hunger The
people Of Boise county are expected to contrib.
ute with their usual hberality. Wells. Fargo Co.'S
agents will receive donations. and the company will
transmit Ill sums Of money, whether large or small
70 Louisiana free Of charge The response should be
immediate.
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r.-~ =. overstock Of Dyy Goods, C!oeAsa1' aIa
nAvasy 49, snd being DESTROYS Of reducing .ns.
80 - - q, :tocs. ipropose making sraorascs
nSncsmsnts % CASH buyers from tn,s o IA they
fsrshsr notee custCmsss e' g, !c!sh s. return
wsas - eai,ts1 q store yin please always .n@
~ .heeser ~ want Il enlarged O sxpsct r
~. CssI WIN take goods IN any Tssos.Sr.
ohout ooot and charges.
Juuo Z, loJl-tE
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r..xx GxnHAsr has Chinese customer that he
or.r. n he. Gabriel will never be able to wsken in
time for the judgment He works OF n'sn's' sno
when Frank goes TO his cabin In the morning. wiz
beef, he can only arouse him from his s'unoef' "
holding has that he can't get his orestn' sno
even then No signs Of life are discoveraole 10 the
body until su0ocstion sets in. That fellow evideot'
hsa a clear conscience.
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C.ndidates.-we viii publish
AtssA ..o.nt. of parties Wishing 70 become
Re san0. ..n.r for County or Territorial ohaces.
csndid''''' TIA November election. for tan dol
tom no" 1. ~ the WORLD in ell cases. the right
to I'm. announced. - 70 shall decide.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

w,~ p.uprxCE HALEY started out TO tho upper
p.vette valley this morning to teach the puo'c
.choo a. that place. She viii take mp school on Mon
day morning next and continue Tor SIX "on'.''
NJ. u.-,ev I. an excellent and worthy young lady
and though without experience - scnoo' ''''"'''
will make COED one.