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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18
THE FARM.


Silica gives hardness to the straw
and leaves Of cereal grain. When
wheat or rye is sown where brush.
heap or pile of logs have been burned
to ashes, the straw will be unusually
stiff. and the leaves much harsher than
other straw growing in the vicinity,
but away from the area Of the burning.
The potash of the ashes and the silica
found in the soil are taken up by the
growing plants, and form a coating Of
liquid glass, which is spread evenly
over the straw and leaves of the grow
ing grain, as metallic coat of arms
was used in olden times to cover the
body OF soldier. When the growing
straw Of wheat is enclosed in thin
tube of elastic glass, the innumerable
spores, which frequently fill the entire
atmosphere like flakes Of snow, and
which produce rust, do not find con
genial place for their Judgment and
development. But when the plants
do not have access to general supply
of sIicate and potash, the stems are
80 timber that they are easily prostrat-
ed by driving storms, so that the ears
OF grain will be developed only in
part When silica is available only in
small quantities, the spores from which
fungi spring adhere to the leaves and
stems where they find suitable spot
for their development, and thus the
productlveness of the plant is seriously
impaired. The practical value of
silica is further perceived in the yield
Of excellent fruit. II the soil near al
apple or pear tree, that has hitherto
borne knotty and rusty fruit, receive
a liberal dressing Of sand, which sup.
plies silica, and of wood ashes, which
furnish the polash--thc substance re-
CURED to make gass-nature will
employ these Ingredients to great
extent, IN covering the leaves with an
| elastic glass, aud the fruit with thick
transparent varnish, produced from
/ the silica and potash, which will pro-
tect the leaves tr, m blight, and the
fruit from rust, scales and cracks
This fact has been demonstrated re-
| pehtcdly IN some fruit producing
! localities, where wood ashes or coal
ashes have been scattered about pear
trees so literally that all grass and
weeds were destroyed. Flint, sharp
sand and quartz are composed for the
most part of silica Hence the pro-
! pretty Of mixing securing sand with
soil in which flowers are cultivated.
Dlvest the soil of all silica and alkali
where useful plants are To be grown
and not one would attain to perfect
development, SIMPLY because silica
and potash are eminent y essential to
impart stiffness to the stems and elias
| ticlty to the leaves. When grape
vines, for example, which are grow
ing in sandy soil, have access to
potash in abundance, the leaves will
appear as tough as leather, and no
mlldew or rust will ever effect the
foliage or mjnre the fruit annual
Record ~ Science and hdastyy.)
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18
LARGEST AND BEST.

Daum g. Schilling have the largest
and best stock of Boots and Shoes
just received from Phiadelphia-to
be found in Iowa county. All Gus
toners can be suited, whether they
want heavy or light boots or shoes,
stylish or plain, ladies' or children's
CATERS, ties or slippers; fine or
coarse overshoes. We will sell
everything at the lowest living price
for cash. Come and see us. 41-tf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18

Mas : NonLE, Milliucr and Dress
Maker, has opened shop in Graders
block, opposite DR. Wubcr'~ office,
where she is prepared to execute
work pertaining 10 her profession
m the brst manner and latest ety les.
Apprentice girls wanted.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18

"GERr THERE. Robert Julian is
prepared TO do all kinds of teaming
on short notice, at fair prices. Or
ders left at VIM. Treweek's black
smith shop will receive prompt at
tentlon. 2m1.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18

tLoTWNG.--A large and complete
stock of thildreu'S, BOYS and Mems
suits and overcoaL which Dcller is
bound 10 turn Into money, viii be
sold at very low figures.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18
"MA>.> UNSELF,Su FRIEND-

VIII he welcome IN every home kyerN body Lowell
such dog, and the portrait is rxcca'ed SO true TO
he lite, that u seems the vefitsh presence of The
animal Itself. The krv I. De Wit iaimage tells
that us own Newfoundland dog One finest g. Brook
hu( batks az II! Although 80 natural no one who
SEES IN sprtmium chrome will have the slightest fear
of bein- bitten
Resides the chrome, every advance subscriber ~
the tibINE f,r ISIS is constituted a member,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18

VIM, Teasdale wants TO say, he
ls selling Buck Gloves and Mittens
very cheap tor cash.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18

CLoAKs.--Childrcn's, Misses and
Ladies' cloaks in elegant styles to
be had cheap ut Deller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18

DRESS GOODS Of every description
in the newest shades at Deller's.
Cheaper and larger assortment than
any other house in the county. Call
and see for yourself.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18

READY-MApE clothing - New
York styles--at II. L. Osborne's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18
THE aLDs>E AHUUN,O>.

The Union owns The originals Of All 7 T. 4 LDiNE
pictures Which, with other paintings aud sugrsvrngs
are H. be dsiribuiei among IA. mrmh rs. To every
series q 500 subs riders, 100 different pieces.
valued AZ over a. 500 ar disrihatsd the
series Is full. sud the awards NJ each serir, made
sre ~ hc published In the next succeeding issue Of
Tue 4ipINf. This feature only applies - sub
scrbcrs who pay fer one year 90 aHciHce. Full
particulars in circular sent application enclos IA
Il -.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18

JrwELRY, Of all the latest styles and
patterns. warranted ~ represented. Cal
at C.rtwriyhts if you want good
bargain.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18
SPLENDID FARM
Sale +!

The undersigned. residing one mile and half east,
Of The city Of Mineral Point offers his farm Of 200
acres for sale 10 undev cultivation, the balance in
young TIMBER all under fence. Plenty Of heuse
room for two families. Barn capable Of holding 80
he d Of stock and hay to feed them
For particulars inquire OF the subscriber the
premises.
j. L. BEARDSLEY.
Mineral Point Dec 5th, 1874. 50rf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18
PREMIUM Fo.s 1918.

Every subscriber for 1873 VS. ! receive a heaptifue
portrait, Ia oil coiors OF the same uobr dog who's.
picture IA former issue attracted 50 much All eutons
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NO charge for postage
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TER " =.
$500 per anuum, IN advar

One Subscription, emitting 60 THE ALDINE o
year, the Chrome and the AIT Union,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-26

bsvty iasrses sss islsgsss - east sh<
y.s: z 0csr.rt cvyss{, :. Cssve.'ics, for
ntd !. .. Norway. The ~ rvselu,iss Ia.
ssssissssly. Ia "a ssssississ 49,
sAss6 = ~ gsssssky Sslss.sisa b Zee.
Ursn. - opssiaIiy, n. ,. Durham, tho
rsprsssssssiss me- he esk District. ne
b<h rsssiusiss vsssi thsahs 10 Judss Po-
land, Speahss Blsine, ssd other Csa-srvs.
i've nsmbsrs Of Ccnsrvss, for their manly
esssiss In ssststiaG In the protectioa Of
Artaasss from the iron he'll oi 0rsssiss..
The 9Th rssolssion ,ppoistins J. n. Brwce,
4. L. 0sinnsn. A. h. Brova, Clsytsa A.
esssoa, Harry ssbestisr, "a. n. walkes,
W. A. Andersyn, Thomas Dunn, J,<l J,
Walhss, and al other good Denoersts Of
0arrasd soussy, - dcleSsses Ia the Frssh.
isss Cssve~tioa. Resolntioas we're sdcpsed
isssrucsiae the dslesatss 10 voss Tor d.
Howard Smith, Tor Auditor; A. Grsht, Tor
Rssissss; ,. ". Tsss, for Treasurer, and n.
l. n. Hss@ss~os, ~ Superintendent of
Pub,is Issssvssiss.
We he'd several little items but the re.
port 81 the Cnmvention hss crowded them
DIT. Will vport In sest. MrsAr.
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GARRARD COUNTY NEWS


60. 80 -.
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-,
'''s'' ~ "-
LAST Monday vas County Court day =
Quite crowd ~As in attendance, AID eve
rything paased Oh quietly. We nossd 10
49,, a, A.. .-.I-
s.m,s IA ,s,,.-
ABOUT 100 head OF common stock we're
on the market. Mr. Bu'h, the acsommo-
!. 49,. =" 80 IL,
- :. nI,o-.. 10. ,.;, go. :, a.. IN
, ..,. =. -, sao 70. "a "a cos,
mon 2-year old cattle 10 w. ~ head COM
mon yeArlings $l45o; ! common Gov SIG
rs; old COW si2; horse $oo.,....Col' w.
5. Elkin reports rs follows One year'ins
colt 80 Is; ] mule colt SSo; 2 head cattle
US 20 EACH head DO $is o0 nsss
"" u"
Tur U;.,,os;c Soc;s,v of ,his ulsee ill
--.,,,... a.. r.. u.u :. a..
gave s"sA"''''''n - "e 80" " %
evening Of neHt Friday the 10Th inst Ihs
exhibition will certainly b. one Of interest.
and xs hous In .ee . lars, crowd ON hand.
ID ,... 60, ;.d;..,;o.. ...h iii h.
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q the Nscs, lsvscss snd ssssk ssi .ons 81
the fsss vss cut % By the ssssssss sAss.
~srds Ne is nov In isil bet oil rscsvss.
When sble p p.yS b Wv hsbsosahs ksss
~ ssisl. H. c. siss isahsost - ~ D
hsi srrssest 10 ~ " shsAsrsvs % sIsAs
steal csrsais hcr-s thers ftvo Tie 0hskers
for esrssia man On the BIG Sandy river
who wanted just such ~ ssimsl. This
horse c. W. to ride Of durisg The sishs,
and leave B. IN drive the vasos. Briiss.
water said the Shaker. never vent out amer
dart, and IL vas m trouble 10 steal Q horss
from them. There we're 10 the wagon . lot
81 bcoss and shces, . part ~ the plundsr
s,oIen from the store NJ ears st Halls 0ap
not long since. II IA to be regretted that
his capture wss not effected without wound.
ing him, sthv true policy n the Law IL not
to punish unduly. Undoubtedly his cap
ture, unles. he 10 again allowed his frse.
dom, ~ill put stop In many crimes 10 .
large scops ~ country. Il 10 well-kncws
that Brides~sier hes . Desperate gang Of
thieves vho range from the Big Sandy riv.
rr 70 pint In Tennessee, and they sre sv-
,r ready to do HE bidding. Not le~s than
ons hundred horses snd nsles hsve bsss
'tolsn By this gang since the var. ssd Only
l~o or three Of them have ever bsen respv-
red The ccnrs;c, Of Bath. -lsssanips
n s.~IA 81 m-~n~ -. -
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1875. SPRINGl 1875.
i. =. HAYDEN
1875.

Has just received a lot ofnew
and handsome WALLPAPER, to
which he invites the e pecial at
tentiOn of the public.
A new feature has been added
to the business of E. B. Hayden
in the way Of a fine lot Of HATS
manufactured expressly for his
trade. They are guaranteed to
fit and give thOrO a, h salts action.
He has also just r. ceived lot
of PRINTS, COTTONS and WHITE
GOODS, also a splendid line of
novelties in Ladies' and Gents
TIES, COLLARS, CUFFS, &C., all of
which he will sell at pri ces to suit
the times.
Call on Hayden carly, if you
wish to secure choice styles and
good bargains.
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LISCoLx COUNTY JEWS.
HusroSviLLs, Kv.. March ~, 1878.
frferso~ Jsxynaf.

'""'''"s'"'e '''"'' ''"n
fors sctive and sihciens agent, Mr.
Wash vas with us Yesterday, prosecuting
his mission With considerable success. Ths
prospect is fair for very rsspsctssls list
Of subscribers In this end Of the coansy
BY the way. while ~ hold sAss svssy'
county shssA sustain i's ovn pspsr-sven
though that paper shssld b infsrisr-
much more should they rally 70 The support
Of one shich b 20 es'insasly rsspresabIe q
10 the yssrsai Stamford hss alvsys doas
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Walkers tbs, 10, Of drunken men iroa

Wa lrsrs ,hs, = lot Of drunken men iros
Fishing Creek came into Somerset On Mon
day LAT and behaved ia suehs manner that
the town marshal, Mr.. Elliott, proceeded ~
arrest them, but sas knocked down and shot
at by the offender. The citizens Of the town
then came to the rescue Il Mr.. Elliott and
about khv or SIXTY shots we're fred -ithout
much effect. -Four or Eve Of the ringlesd.
srs we're finally captured and lodged in Jail.
bu, broke out the same night. releasing ss
the zane time several other prisoners.
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HLOlTSS0 CRUG6S.


apsspu ssyIs siih hats o. Ts,is'.
soo ,v.s.,s s,>d Dat. q, o,,. d w,.,
.ce
nrv ,o,r GARDEN s,,d. q, c.mnb-ll A
Nijisr's
Ma Tevi,,
ieooeo choice brand cigar. ats b. Nc
oiSe SACK ps"''" Mile f'o"' !" W.
" "@
,oeo frssss s"a 's" ~"
"o " is'"'
usv s,oeh II Cent? Furaishine(so od.
~" "ss''e" ~ ''
IAsouvr sssoumsst Of wallPspsr ever
In sssu, q Bshoa a Stssxs.
CusApnr and best Groceries .olJ in
ssvs b. i q. Asthsny 4 20.
4 mss quality of home $50 tsist To-
4 vISs ssoch Of Den's cuseommads BoH.
tss ohoo asd boots q n. b. Tsvss.
49,
..yn ,sess'a sea TOT s.'s, wv eo's
"sssy ~ . !" sA'"s"y ses
ArHs STOCK OF 'sd'ss his's' and chill
drsns nos OF 'he latest "yh ase ssss'
esssnh'
rr,.. r.. C,o,h;,. ,..A. m, 4. N.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-26

NyusRious. We learn that . young Ia
dy arrived at Jacksonville on the stage las
Thursday. and stopped ., one VI the hotsls
In Sunday night she gave birth 70 . child.
The lady is known to be veil connected and
spent .oms months with her relations near
there lee. than year Ago. Her circumstan-
cs- are sAid I. be peculiarly sad. Some Of
The ladies Of Hussonville have sought 70 al
leviAts her cosdiiiss. but she proudly rejscts
aid or sympathy. There is mystery abou,
the csss, and further developments may be
sIpected.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-26

RoreH wArEas 10 . rrno cur
rent that gay young wido~er Of Stanford
being saamored ct lively Miss Of Turn
er-ville district. asd meeting With . rebuff
from cruel parents rcesn,ly employed .
married gentleman Of his own tosn In ssaal
the fair one and carry her to her waiting
hvsr. The theft vas perps,ra,ed 81 church
bat = big brother 20, Wind ii the larceny.
purued and overlook the buggy and vish
. sig shooter psnuAdsd the abdactor 10
turn and drive his booty 10 her neither.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-26

A apouLAs meeting Of Stanford Lodge,
No. <o2, A. Y. N, will BE- held st Masonic
Hall, on Mondsy evening. March 10Th, rs.
The members se earnestly rsquss.sd to 81, &.
tend. % business Of importance will come
'sfoV the Ledge ny order Of the W. N.
A. A. wAaass, sec'y.
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--'--.sT
that be had % ewes which had % lsabs
this Spring Tea Of them he'd uipIsss. and
two Of them had four each. We hope he
will not meet the sAd fate Of Mr.. B~ssley.
The vis,er hes bssn unusssIly ss,srs upon
YOUNG lamb
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We are pleased to state tina, Dr.. Jsmes
@. Carpenter, lately graduated at one Of the
bet Medical Schools in New York, has de-
AIDED 70 hang out his sAiHgt, and offer his
professional services to the people Of this
locality. lie is q worthy young man. and
" trass he will BE- literally ps,roaissd,
"0ise the yo.ns nlaa . chance"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-26

Wa vosh 10 Glad Il the diGs~ns minis.
ter u eur town, or their elders. would In.
form We on Wednesday u each week, when
thsrs is To be preaching Ia their Churches.
The public desire such information.
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ELDEa Lahsn 8. wither-, Gill preach a,
the White OAK schoolhosss. On the srss
LSrd's day in April.
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Wa learn Of another farmer Who lost II
shssp. including .f~s 90 ram. BY the
rsvagss Of dosa one night this vssA.
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Tna bsartfsls shsss Of The sss1sf skis
s0ssssstss - ~ Csrpsnsss hoss- ~ .
sssssessss ssppss ~ fos then Of ioe'elt.
last nigh. T~as simply splendid ~ are
oil the Recommendations Of that excellent
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-26

Ma LvcY J. HINES, formerly Of Wayne
county, and . step-daushtrr 81 Mr.. 4. b
Oven, is very III with pneumonis, her ~.
eond attack this winter.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-26

Wa learn fros' . Philadeiphia PsPsr that
Nr. W. u. MeRobsrts, . brother VI Cashier
MeRober,a, 81 the Nstioa.l hank, srsdua.
ted 81 the College Of Pharmacy. in Phiia.
dslphis, On the l6th inst. We understand
that Il 10 siss isssa,ioa Of Mr.. McRobsrts
so remain 10 Philadelphia, though his
lri.nds here, would gladly welcome hin,
tack 10 his native soil
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A rEInoRAn received from Hsrrsdsburg
last night, says that Bridgewster has takes
cold and that his symptoms nov are no,
very favss,bls.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-26

TsEss viii be a msetins Of the Dis,rie,
Council Of Grange st lbs place on the
and Monday ~ April. and ath Thursday in
.ysly. All Orange ere REQUESTED 10 ssnd
rthcs dssssa,~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-26

TEE larscs, and mos, complete stock Of
Hsn for men. boys. and children ever
brought tn this understanding the latest
ssyles--st N. h. Teyis.
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Hon. n. II. OwsLsY. passed through
,own on Sunday last, on his way to Somer.
ss,, 10 hold Court, which began there on
Noadsy last.
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HO14 yOrrISoS.

VOC can nov get two stamps ct the Pos,
Odics for Ave cents
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rs1Ba vss Q dlssnes usssies u tie
0msssp 10 shsis hell 10 sssnscrd On ys.sss.
day foe the psrposs Of framing bylaws for
the various county 0rsaess
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-26

Qua Monticello letter arrived too late for
publication. but will appear in our neIt.
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HAviag sssa avsrdsd the contrast for furnishing
Cross-T iss from kings Moantsin Tupnsl to ssetion
~, request prOpoasls fron ioo u ~ ee 10 he de-
ivsred on any part VI the rosd included 10 the ..
boys Amer, b~ing received BY the Engineer vs
Call ua sddTeas Us 81 Cato, PULASKI county. Ny.
MCKAY Hk0s,
ContTActcSs.
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luDsrucvboB toe Oetexates 70 Nute Tor ~.
Howard Smith, for Auditor; A. G~sht, Tor
Rssissss; }. ". Tsss, for Trvssuser, and H.
4 ~ HssSss.os, ~ Superintendent of
Pubic Issssvssiss.
We he'd several little items but the re-.
port u the Convention hss crowded them
OFT. viii rport In ssss. MrsAr.
svEAsxs CsCxrY VIEWS.
Posxr fsAssi, Kr, March q, IS.
owrep~Aas A.sst~ Jss-~s,
srHcs our lsss, We learn frca one Of sss
Issdias ci,isens, that vs we're In error In
regard 10 the naming Of our city. Il Wa
- called BY IL 6r-s settler, M. wither~
rom town in Msnice. ssd ~ fss Es.
Queen lsss~lis, Of Spain.
A PEW days seo, MS based Rseese
Kelly, wAs found dead, near the bottom u
oas Of the high cliffs sear here. lie wsa
Last ssen about II o'clock Of night, end is
suPpcasd " have accidentally fallen over,
end YES Dot discovered for twelve dsys Of.
ter be va niassd. He vAs . rsilrssdsr,
~ bed tssa 10 W. ssp,sy II C. c. Rsr.
s"sN
Assgs . s'cioeA lest 0unAsy uersine
hr. JsssrA Hssmosd, enc Of the proprie-
sen Il the "Fisssiss Paiscs," 10 boai
used By hin - . boarding housp, with u.
quosa, fruits ssd eoalectioneries, for sale, }
vent oct n tie his boa, up higher, % III.
river vas rising, sad 10 supposed to have
fallss 10 end drowaed. M. Hammond
wsas out Without hat, boota, or pss,s IN,
sd - BE- sssid somssims, his wife swoke
his partner, Mr.. Harve Hays and then
went to look for him, but could end no
trace vhsssv,s. Thsr, v.s . r.ft II lo.,
In fross q shs boat, end Il 10 THOUGHT that
he ell wsdsr Il. Mr.. nssmosd had lived
ssvessl yssn in wsyn, cnso,y; "a. f. ooi
s,. c,eve, man. and had the r..,~c, If IN,
ci,i,,as Of IN, P,,;,, ". .xu,.,h;,s yer,
! much With NJ. Young ,if. i, he, ,s,;c,;on
III. r;v.r ,;.;,,. an r.D;dIv ,,.v.,,ud am,
s'seeP's q Dragging SOr his remains.
ssvssAL men had their face. and hand,
burned By the falling Of . ,.mp. fr,m IN.
roof Of Reid TsnnsI, into a tex Of low.
der . shor, time since, bu, arr nav doing
we'll. Il vss very Gr,uu.,e o.re w-n
badly hurt, and |, will cause extra care 10
the future. JOHNNY Reid. ADMITTED Am n,
Mr.. John Reid, the contractor. IL the wor.,
hart Of eli, and Is improyins every dsy.
" '" '"s '"P'''.'"sA " oar
.'e" ~ ~..'.o" '"s ,
$50 - ~"'..'y N
-~ 800" ''",,
my .'v,' '"U "a. VIC"
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rHsRE will he an election for te~I
srsstsss 90 SATURDAY. 3rd April.
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,:.. '.s . 70 .s. ::. ~ y =:
sksH ssbsrribs ds>s not ssas his pspsr out q tbs
cDss ssl sssss the rcasrss hs its not esiuG taken
49, y lks psbiisnes ~ the payment
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III ssy psrssa erlsrs his pspss slseentisusa,
- asss w eli asrvsrsssa os The pabii-her msy
esetinue W Esd u sniil the pay aest 70 made.
q certain tias, ssd the publsher continues 10
go Tie sssscribss W hound b psy ss u " no sstss
" 49, ~ pssssocs. The av pre~e4s spoa the
9 IT. 0srss haze as-sxsi sAss ssAssies 10 tste
asvsp1ps0 snd psriodicsls fross the psstsAcs, o.
ssossiaG asS iessina then unealisd ~, 10 Ivsss
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sTALLioSs vOR is,S.
SrALLl6x FOR 1875.
A ALVIN PRICE

WILL stand the present
ssassn q the old HAIRY
0vsley place" ~ milcs
from STANDARD. On the
Grab Orchard piks. Ne
10 oct 81 Morgan Smith's
Scy thian mare. and sirsd
by old Nonta. . pedigree
40 good e shy horsc csn
boast. He h . beautiful
dark ssv, ish hssds high
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THs Bsrssr family Gill jingle ,heis little
belle u the Covrhssas, 10 Stanford, On
Tuesday night, 3osh. We ere ~ssAty sorry
Sal Saith Rss-s!l sist 9th them, but
thea IL 10 god saoush without him. Their
performances are always ehs~se and select.
% ue .rus, the, . lsrss attendance Of 10.
diss and esn,iemsn will make their vi.i,
. peesaissy success.