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Diversity the Manufacture.
Prom the Lumberman's Gazett.

From the Iumberflan'e balettc.
Many months ago the Gazette
contained the first of a number OF
THE Finer Manipulations of Lum-
her," These articles had special
referance TO tho products of the
pine regions, and to the practice,
then almost universal, of slash
ing ont rough lumber at as great q
speed as possible, and then hurry
ing it of to market by the cargo
or the million feet. This practice
left most of the chances of mani
pulation to the intermediate manu-
facturers, or to the yard men in
the distributing markets. A very
good business could be built mp
upon the gains from sorting in the
yards, while in the use of lu.cll 'er
in some Of the smaller manufac-
lures there were still greater adj
vantages coming from the undis-
eliminating operations of the saw
mill men. The Gazette, in a num-
Der Of articles, pointed out tn e
many advantages which the owners
OF the big mills were throwing
away, and the subject was begin
ming to attract general attention.
Now, in every paper devoted to
the lumber trade, the finer manipu-
lation Of lumber will be fond to
to be frequently alluded to, and
the general tore of the remarks of
both editors and correspondents is
evidence Of the fact that there is
no dispute as to the propositions
set forth by the Gazette.
Now we may safely leave the
finer manipulation of the pine lum-
Der product to be worked ont in
good time. The attention of mill
men has been sufficiently directed
to the matter, and already they are
acting as rapidly as seems to them
practicable and wise. The use of
machinery for the finer working of
the lumber is increasing in all the
pine regions. Planning machines
and many other descriptions of
wood working machinery have
multiplied exceedingly, even in the
dull times which have prevailed
for season or two.
We desire now to call attention
to another necessity of the lumber
trade. speaking with special refer
ance to the great manufacturing
centres of that trade, which are
the pine regions. This necessity
lies in the direction Of a Diversity
Of Manufacture. The valuable
pine of our forests is now used for
thousand purposes unworthy Of
it peculiar qualities, and for which
less valuable timber would do quite
as well. Heretofore, however, the
pine has been the only wood touch
ed in the principal lumber produc-
ing regions, and the market has
been so filed with it, and with 1t
alone, that consumers have had
practically no choice. In the mean
time, the vast stores Of other woods,
both hard and soft, which are found
interspersed with the pine, have
been passed over as useless.
The time has come when the
owners Of pine should grow con-
sentative, and insist upon a proper
appreciation Of the peculiar quail
tiles Of their timber. When the
pine Is gone, there will be nothing
to take Its place. No other wood
possesses its various qualities in
the same degree, and IN similar
combination. Except, perhaps the
oak, and It will be found difficult
a. - . f.. srf. a. 49, . -.
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A TrACHMENT NO rICE.-The Circuit Court
"A for the County of A'pena-in Attachment
John IL. Stevens W. OBJ Il Smith, Scott Doane,
fernando {. Jefers, Alouzo L. Davis, John w
Creager.
Notice is hereby given that, On the tweniy-h IN
day OF FEBRUARY, 1873, writ Of attachment was
duly issued out Of the Circuit Court for the Coun-
ty OF Alpena, nj suit Of John ii. Stevens, tho
above named plaintiff, against the lands and tene-
ments, goods and chattles, moneys and effects of
John w. Creagor one of the above named defend
ants, for the sum Of two hundred and twenty-one
and l3-lOO dollars, which said writ was returnable
on tho second day Of March. A. D., 1878.
j. II. STEVENS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated, Alpena, Mich, March ID, 1878. ls6w6
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A DNERTfSING: Cheap: Good Systematic.
"A AN persons who contemplate making con-
tracts with newspapers for the insertion Of adver-
tisomcnts, should send IS cents 20 Geo. L. Howell
: Co. Park Row. New York, for their Pamphlet
Book ininty-seventh edition., containing lists OF
over 1910 newspapers and estimates. showing the
cost. Advertisements taken for leading papers in
many States ut tremendous reduction from pub
fishers rates. Get the Book.
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l7r A WEEK 20 agents 20 sell On article sele-
u Gable as Hour Profits immense. Package
Iree. Address BUCKEYE M'F'G Co., Maaion, Ohio.
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fEo 0O0per day az home Terms free Ad-
pO- pZUdress Geo. stinson& Co, Portland, Me.
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On the CASH Sysfcsga

Believing as we do that the time
has arrived when the people OF
m . city desire to iuy their good.
for CASH at corresL ending low
rates, we shaim, make no accounts
whatever, except upur special u.
engagements.
Goods will be sold by us at rates
that would ruin any concern doing
a credit business in six months.
LOCKWOOD, LUCE & SEAGE.
Alpena, March 81, 1875.
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&77A WEEK guaranteed 10 male and 70
40 n n male Agents, in their locality. Costs
sUIiiiNG TO try II. Particulars free. Z. y.
,CkkRY co, Augusta, Me.
tDSYCHOMANCY,O OR soul CLAIMING"
How either sex may fascinate aud gain the
anG aifcc ions Of any person they choose, in
iantly. a ais art all may possess, free, by maill
Dr Is cents; together with u Marriage Guide,
gyptian Oracle. Dreams, Hints 70 Ladies, etc.
o00.o00 sold. A queer book. Address, +. WILL
AMs & Co.. Publisher. Philadelphia.
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New Firm
New Goods !
AND NEW TERMS!

The undersigned having pur-
chased the interest Of Mason, Luce
& Co., in the mercantile business.
desire to furnish the citizens of Al
pena with Dry Goods, Clothing.
Crockery, Fancy Goods, Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
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Now is the ti71s TO obtain HOME
MADE CLOTHING at Low Prices.
Dry and Fancy Goods sold Cheaper
than ever.
Dress Goods in endless variety, and
at Bottom, Prices.
Dor't fail TO examine our stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
A. ANSPACH g. co.
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no THOSE BUILDING.=Three articles.
il agree 10 furnish AT lowest bottom Prices
French and American class, all sizes, double and
single thick for store fronts. dwellings pictnres,
&c, all kinds of Stained and Figured Glass. 1
also guarantee the best made sash in the state.
Glass ready set French or American --and war
rant safe home AZ my risk and all kinds OF Show
orders Send FOR prices.
L. Z. EARL, Il jefferson Ave,
Detroit, Mich.
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A GENTS WANTEp.--To canvass for two first
~ class, newly published Books. "Salad for the
Solitary and the Social" and History OF The
PRESBYTERIAN Church" The most liberal terms
offered Send for ilcscripiiye Circular.
J. Is. WATSON 4 co. Book Publishers,
10 Rotnnda Detroit, Mich.
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A TTACHMENT no rICE.-rhe Circnit Court

VIC Ton c. BuRSHAM, Attorney for Assignee
Dated Alpena, this Soth day of March, 1878.
ls0wl3
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14
Carson itsms.
Iron the Appeal, September iI.l

From the Appeal, September it.l
A largo quantity OF sulphurio acid
which had been hoisted up TO the re-
fnsry and was standing on tho elevator.
got capsixed yesterday by some sort Of q
mistake on the part Of the party d the
hoisting works below. The splitting took
place Immediately over the Office Of the
Meter and Rshner. Luckily for Mr..
Bryant and his assistants hey were not
In at tho tins or they could hardly have
escaped q drenching like unto that that
came upon the doomed cities Of the
plain. II actually rainsd vitrol for the
space Of several minutes, right down
through the ceiling. OF course svery-
thing that was touched by the quick.
eating liquid was dsstroyed-sverythins
but such % was envsloped In glass, o.,
luckily. some OF the scales were. Some
things, books, etc., We believe were
finally rescued by mon with blankets
over their heads and gum boots on,
though We should not fancy wading
through sulphurio scid with india rub
Der, for We bslievs that the gum 10 sol
ubls In vitrol. The extent Of the dam
age further than va have hintsd We are
not appraised Of.
Fifty thousand dimes were coined BY
the little press at the Mat yesterday.
BY some recent improvements In speed
facilities the presses are making better
time than usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14
A Painful Surgical opsratIss.

N,w yo,v a.nt e-Th. vora.vf.i
mr;c., %nnsr,iEr 1870 an A.
rs,snr :, H.. W. ~ ~.u.rra~r
Es- Vol ss,,... IN p..s q d..s-ih.d
In \ leits, srom fI.nd 81 ~ isdv'
ME- Mor,;s, d;s.ass n. surysturs 81
'ihs snins. Tbrss YEAR sco h oouid
probabIy haye besn sy,sstsd. bat n ~
4 orisis IN hsr nrofsssion. snd MON
succ.s, IN su,mo.ntino many obstseIss
her vhois iuturs sssmsd 40 dsnsnd. ma
.hs could not snsrs m. tims for msdi.
cal t,sstmsnt "a vovsos fsIlsd sn.
tirs,xi m n,oducs srx chsres for ths
hsttsy .r3ihs Al oS iths hioSsst mall.
al anthoutIss Abroad son6rmed hsr
vor,t Sssr. md nondsmnsd bsr "a 4
t.r;h,a on.,s,ion ..ms ~ vbich
Chaylss Snmnsr suhrnittsd Sor ths cure
ss.t" -. S..s ~ns, ss.t.-s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14
70 TINE CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL.

You are all invited TO call and inspect
our new and elegant store with its full,
rich stock OF watches. chains, jewclry.
silvsrware, diamonds, clocks, .bronzes.
music boxes. etc. Whenever You visit
Ban Francisco you will always DO TO-
ceivsd In = courteous manno by j. W.
Tucker. 13l Koarny street, who will oil.
why's take pleasure In showing custom
srs through bis stock OF goods, never
considering II q trouble. but always TAX
Ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail to call and 200 him gro you
purchase elsewhere. Hc will send good.
Tor selection 10 any part OF the States
and will repair watches aud jowelry sent
through Wells, Fargo & Co., guarantee
Ing all work which leaves his store; ON.
ploying. as he docs. the best Of work.
men. Don't forget his new storo-lSi
Kearny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14

A Bor's RxxARxABLx AocDExr.-Ths
tran rock which forms the prscipics Al
the Passaic Falls, in Patterson, N. j.,
contains a great many assures. some Of
which arc quite vide. othen not o
,han q few Inches and varying In depth.
ON Friday afternoon L. II. Kingsbury.
President Of the National Bank Of
Dedhsm, Mass, was walking about the
rounds ON top Of tho precipice over
Iookine the basin, lesding Preston Ross,
hi. erandchild. aged three years, . son
Of Z. X. Ross Of Van Houton street.
'rhs bow Escaped from his band and sud-
,leuly disappeared In q elump Of grass.
Mr.. Eiucsbary ran to the place and saw
thai ths grass covered q creyioe In the
-cck VARYING from ten to eighteen In.
.,he. In Width. The child had caught In
a narrow place about twelve feet below
tho surface. His mother. Who VA some
distance In advance. came back. n
Sith great presence Of mind spoke 70
ain,. sdvising him to kssppsrfectly quiet
until they got q rope. The little feiiow
rent scrambling. however. and gradual.
" slipped down the c~rcvics until be had
reaehed the bottom. eighty feet below.
among the crowd that had collected va.
A lad named Holmes. an employo OF
psnforh's locomotive works, and he
crept down the face Of tho prscipics TO
:he bottom, and succeeded In getting
INTO tho c~revics. He drew the boy out
with n great deal Of diniculty. The boy
iad a cut In the back Of his head and
numerous bruises and abrasions. but
nons Of . serious charactsr.--N. T..
TSib,ose. September CA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14
COMMON SENSE ". PREJUDICE.

By 3. v. Prracr. n. D., Of the Worlds
pispslsxry, BnffIosN. Y. .Author Of
"Ths Peoples Common Sense Modi-
cal Adviser" etc., ETC..
am awars that there Is q popular,
and not altogether unfoundod, prsjudice
against patent medicines" owing 10
the small amount Of merit which many
Of them possess. Tho speculation
Patent Medicine" docs not apply to
ny remedies, as no patent has ever been
askod for or Obtained upon them, NOR
hare they been urged upon the public -
''ours-alls." They are simply some "a:
votits prescription, which, In . very
extensive practice. have proved their "a.
perior remedial virtues In tho cure Of
the diseases for which they ure recon-
msnded. Every practicing physician has
his favoFits remedies, which he oftenest
recommends or uses, because he has the
greatest confidence In their virtues.
The patient docs not know their COM
position. Even prescriptions are writ
ten In o language unintclligibls 10 any
but the druggfst. Al much secrecy u
employed a In tho preparation OF pro-
prietsry medicines. Does tho fact that
an article 10 prepared by q process
known only to the manufacturer render
that article loss valuablsi How many
physicians know tho elementary com.
position Of the remedies which they en-
ploy, some Of which have never been
a~nalysedf Few practitioners know how
morphine. quinine, podophyllin, lep-
tandhn. pspsin or chloroform, arc made
or how nauseous drugs are transformed
into palatable %elixirs; yet thoy do not
hesitate 70 employ them. Is 1t not In.
csnsistent 10 use a prescription, the
composition Of which 10 unknown 70 us,
and discard another preparation simply
because II IL accompanied by q printed
statement OF It's properties with direc-
tons for It's use?
Some persons, whilo admitting that
my medicines ars good pharmaceutical
compounds, object to them on the
ground that they ars too often used
with insufficient Judgment. ! propose
10 obviate this diniculty by enlightening
the people a. 10 the structure and func.
uvns =, I,.ss.s .nJ hv
psoaa, al ;rd,c;ors am.
'l'ucallns 'ns PIope. $3.50.
Pioyis ~ .ssssm.u, no.. ha
WIZ sucn 49,
Of the peoples Medical Adviser" for
Y ,nouA.na eopiss " sn nun ny :.
ny oeen Ptoiisheu' anu NY so'u" '"e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14

MARROW Enthusiastically morning.
while tho yard men were switching cars
and making up trains, they ran one car
out on the main track. intending to
switch Il Of. Il was discovered that the
brake refused 10 work, and the brake
man wis therefore povsrless 70 stop u
running down the grade toward Glen
dale. One Of the yard men saw The
situation from near the four mill, and
ran u the top Of his spesd 10 CT 10 the
switch nsar the round house 70 throw u
out and thus run the car Of The track.
He just did get there In time and sue
ceeded In stopping The runaway. None
70 soOn. for At this juncturs the freight
train. No. 8. put In an appearance Just
ahead. Had the man not sssn The oar
running away Il would have gained an
Immense hsadway and ran Into The
train, doing much damage ssd possibly
killed several men. The train wai
tagged, and The yard engine soon
brought the ~ back on 10 . sids track.
A miss Ii - good - = nils.-Ruo Josr.
nal, Sept. "a.
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MONUMENTr.

Holmes 4 Lawson, OF 10 o'Fsrerl street.
San Francisco. are now erecting . handsome
monument over tho graves Of Major Perrand
and wife In the Catholic Cemetery 81 virginia
CITY, Parties wishing 70 procure monuments
on INV Mind will do well and save money by
sddrc,sIng . note 10 w. X. Holmes, interni.
tIonsi Hotel. Virginia. who win call At tneir
resIisnces and chow them handsome designs
of ali Kids. MT. Holmes will be at tho Cath
ole Cemetery every day this week.
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sGoonp pIspAroH.
I've nuleidss.


SAN F~nAscisco. September 1.-THE
man who committed suicide at Lone
Mountain Cemetery yesterday Is idsn-
tlhed az Ezekiel Bullock. II h reported
that ho killed o man In Sacramento o
number Of years ago. and served out .
term In tho Psnitentisry for that otfonse.
Family troubles are supposed 10 have
been tho cause Of tho suicide. He was
found on tho grave Of his hrst vito. He
was married 10 his second wife about .
month ago.
Chris. Lesper. who committed suicide
last woek In His room on Sherwood
Place, had over $500 on deposit In
tho French Savings Bank. He had been
drinking heavily previous to his suicide.
In the Nintsenth District Court to-
day q decree was rendered discharging
tho old trustees Of the Lick Trust, and
appointing In their places the following:
Richard s. Floyd, F. d. Athsrton. Der.
nard d. Murphy. John Lick and John
Nightingale.
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srArIoNRRY AND JRwRLRY.

j.. B. Marshall. at the Gold ilill Poet.
ONCE store, IL sole agent for al
The San francisco and Sacramento daily
psper. All the laicst Eastern periodicals.
magazines. etc.. received ~ coon A. pablshed,
and delivered IN any part OF own h,ans
books and stationcryln great variety. blank
boeks Of every description made 20 order 81
and ! ane Assortment Of Jewelry; repairing IN
that line neatly and well done. large stoek
OF TOYS AMI fancy goods. See regular advef'
tipemeut In another column. Jcio
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A suYvoCArING COUGH.

In Q iet.sr 70 Mrs.. Lislc, of Chicago, . well
known contributor to the Western press, 'hs
asenbss the cure OF dangerous cough, accom.
panied BY bleeding at The lung. 10 lin,e |, ,
Honey Of Horehound and Tar. my cough.
but lie Honey OF Ilorehound and Tar has
removed every Trace OF t." The letter was 10
9 Iady friend In this city. who has placed u At
the 3lspossi OF o. N. Cittsnion, Z Sixth ave.
nus. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
.lnots
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14
A CARD.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and
indlscvtions of youth. ncrvous weakness,
early decay. loss NJ manhood, etc.. ! win send
Q recipe that will cure you. frcc Of charge.
This great rmedy was discovered by . NILS.
sionsry In south America. send q self.ad.
drussrsi envelope 10 the itev. Joseph r. lnman,
station d, Bible iiouse, Now York City.
anti finn
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THRRE DOLLARS.

ssvs time. health and money. Avoid duaek'
and buy ''Chcmlcal Strength" sold by all drug.
Eista. Instructions full. and q cnrc guaranteed
In any case Of facilitating dreams. Tor seminal
weakpessl. and al alarming symptoms OF net
OF any canse. CRANE q BRIunAn. Wholerale
Agents. Ban Fnncisco. Bent BY express, "
y. D.. 10 any address. auiI
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A Micurols paper tells. on one page.
Of q man who lived los year., drinking
whisky most Of the time, but over on
another page u tails OF one, Mr.. Nib
belink. much younger. who has Just
died Of delirium trsmens, leaving . wife
and Ave children. Nov, whats . man
TO dor
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14

"Tixr softsns al things," except the
young man who parts his hair In the
middle. and whales ON The street cars.
Nothing can make hin any softsr than
hs 10.
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Reeeiver ApDoiassa.

An OAKLAND (CL.) young lady sntsr.
ed . drug store latsly. and wsn.sd eo.es
the papers for . week back. and the In
tslligsnt clark showed her aroll Of stick.
ing plaster.
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IMPORTANT.

0sasraily isndorsed by the Medical pro
s.,s,os mr.. WIN. Halrs Bslsam for the Lungs.
eurss Cpashs. Ou,ds and Consumption, and al
dIpeesss Of the Throat and chsvt. Df. Tuwns'
sy's foothsehe Anodyne eure' in one mn
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HRALTHrUL AND DRLICIOUs.

A most delicious, heaithini, ana invigorating
Summer beverage 10 the sparkling Cronk. sup.
piled by NM: Kmerron. Main street. Gold
lIiil. They arc furnishing u 20 all the prinel.
pal saloons. - well ~ TO families and all who
your orders 10 the Mount Vernon Houre. and
w - ,ple Of this popular and wholesome
beverage,
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WESTERN DISPATCHES


progress sr she yssk Hy.aisass.-
UuA,anasa 1uasss sLoshy -
lBasAuts . nabsertsse - th.s
usarastss Yuna nreksrs I'd.
. carsisn - NsvsAa-rhs Dig oees.k
boards net - Bssans Dsaansss
usrl The 1aaks % CaIiSsrnts ana
Nevada sss opeosa ~ Das1sess.
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uRrPROS,, EArIN0 STAND.

The best place In Virginia 10 ret asouars
meal 10 81 llefron's Rating Stand, In tho Pal.
soe Baioon, opposite The Post once. Open
day asd nlght. Private roons for ladies. All
0old mn ffIeads 70 call and sec him. ly9e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14

DY A aEsPDcrABLR PERSON, 4 siIu;
II aiioa 10 40 chamber. work and aesistas
isSls. Apply 81 the once Of b DOL AZ.
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svs.,s CvaRppY pRCrORAI.

AYkkN CHEHHf
The worlds great remedy Tor colds. coughs,
oossanptiou, and al Affections OF the 'ulg'
ana tbroak.i an o.-- Do
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RASTERN DISPATCHB
poMEsTIo NIWe.

.r,r,.l I. m, solD M sAnr nwi.
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I. !, no, : io:s Of tims and money not 10 ~:
~ . calls
Our ROOTS AND SHOES arc the
Plnest In the Market.
Our HATS. for s,yie and Deau,Y, can'tbs
heat. fHF'N NJ fH.
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LOcket Lsst (!

A CRYSTAL LocKEr. CONTAINING
Hili. ne andsr Win Be- ssitsbsy rsvsrded on
having the ssns d the 0elA am Bank 81.
change. u sspii.u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14

SB-ons ofths arm 10 constantly 10 the East,
under sbsss supsrvisiou and care al goods are
manufactured for their trade, taking sdvantags
In the fuetuaiion Of the MARKET and purchasing
Rav Material, which enables them TO Bell
Fscine Coasl. Thoss IN need Of Clothing will
consult thsiF own Interests and money By max.
Ing their purchases at
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DrsvEn, Col. Sept. li.-At Trout
creek. Lake county. yesterday, James
A. WOODWARD was shot and killed by
Thomas Walker. Woodward was riding
along the road going about his businssa.
when Walker. who had sons grudgo
against him, shot him with . rife. The
murderer isa member Of the sslf-stylsd
Committee Of Safety. a gang OF fellows
Who have taken tho Law into their vi
hands.
Rsseivsr Appstassa.
DaxuLLr. H., Sept i4.-Upou the
application Of n. @. Hoover. President.
and several other creditors, the vsrmil-
lion County Court has appointed Col.
Dale Of Harris county. Receiver for the
Illinois Midland Railroad.
, 1875-03-02
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