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Dr. Finney's compound Syrup Of Bu.
chu is guaranteed to cure Inflammation of the
Kidneys and Bladder, painful suppressed
urination so frequent in old age, painful or
suppressed menStruation, lacorrhPa whites,
gravel. gieet, structure, bloody discharges,
Brghts deease. brickdust deposits, dropsy-
pain in the back or side. sick che, pim-
pies. biotches and eruptions the face, and q u
diseases OF a specific constitutional nature.
regardless of duration, age or sex. Compound
Syrup of Buchu is Il positive and radical cure.
For saie by LENNON & MURRAY, Ebensburg.
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\ NATURA,. CURIOSITY.-Some time ago
Il friend residing in Somerset county de-
srrii.d to the reporter of the Johnstown
Tribune, n remarkable tree, or more proper
ly, six trees, growing near Confluence, in
that county. \ letter-wrirer who has re-
Gently visited the spot and examined il care
fully. gives tho following accurate descrip-
fiuu of this curious freak of nature. II
stands near the hank 1T tlIt. Casselnan river
and is Il poplar from which six trees grow
ont of Il single trunk. For about six feet
from the ground the six trees have Il common
trunk, rather root, as it seems as if all of
thcrr in the incios'sl space had united solid
w. and had grown up ont of the ground car
rying rhe earth above them up along 10 the
height named. This root-trun< is fifty-fve
feet in circumference and the poplars, " hen
they assert their individuality. are each two
feet i'm diameter. But NOW an extremely
curious feature of this freak of nature pre-
s..uts itself to the astonished hcholdcr.-
Upon climbing mp on the top of the common
trunk il is found that these poplars must
have been planted around Il child's grave.
The inrlosed space is about four feet long,
and the green grass is growing in the earth
there. At one end is great stone with AN
inscription on il, which, however, cannot I've
decipherrd H. is 80 worn by time. A
part of il is broken off by the wear and tear
of time although it. would be thought that
those sturdy poplars would I've able 10 pro-
tect this small charge of theirs. No one
knows Ivy whom when this queer grave
was made.
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-Messrs. Baxter s Son of this place ha

-Messrs Baxter & Son of this place have
concluded to make way with the entire
stock Of goods they have now on hand, no mat
ter what the sacrifice, as they need room for
their fall and winter supplies. Hence it is
that they have resolved to sell all they have
at less than cost, and they invite every one
who wishes to secure better bargains than
they ever heard of to bring along the cash
and see what they can do for them. This is
no catch-penny announcement. but a bona
fde prumise which they pledge their word
10 make good. tSU.-u.l
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p T. BARNUM'S GREAT TRAVELLING
WORLDS FAIR.-The most notable event
in the amusement annals of Ebcnsburg will
t.. the first visit of =. T. Barnums gigantic
combination of diverse exhibitions, which
is TO pitch its teemiug acres of tents here ON
Tuesday, Oct 9Th. So much has already
been said and admitted regarding the pre-
eminent superiority, size and extraordinary
character of this veriiaile travelling Worlds
Fair, that little need be editorially added TO
insure the largest congregation of people
eyer known i'm this section. The avalanche
of concurrent testimony as to the indescrib-
able proportions aud attractiveness of Bar
NUNS crovniug achievement is simply ire
sistible and that il presents many times
more OF everything worth seeing than was
ever before collected in n travelling exhibit
ton, is equally known. And so 1t is no
wonder that with its inpumerabe features
of instruction and amusement, and its host
of superb areniic celebrities, it everywhere
finds its vast accommodations thoroughly
tested by countless .hrongs of eager specra-
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IF Won are out of bed before o'clock on
"Wednesday morning. Sept 10Th, and Keep
your eye peeled You will % stand gSoa go the ann"
nariiaIIv visible in this latitude. III you
fail to see the show, however, or amt fuiiy
satisfied with the exhibition IL you do see u,
Won are advised to call at the cheap cash
store Of Myers & Lloyd, where ,here Is "
M atter of goods and prices charged for CON-
mnlities Of every description.
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SALES.-By virtue

~ of sundry writs of Test. Vend ErDon
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of West
moreland county. and an .4IiGs Fend Erpnp is
s,cd out of the District Court Of Common Pleas of
Cambria county and to me directed. there will be
exposed to publ C sale. mt the OPERA HOUSE in
JOINS rowN. on '7On''ay, the tfs; day of OrtO-
her next. at O'CLOCK. p. NJ, the following real
estate, to wit:
ALL the right. title and interest of David ID.
Reese. OF. i'm and to piece lot of groInd situate
in the First Ward of the Borough of Johnstown
Cambria county. Pa, fronting on Market street,
with River street on one side aud Stony Creek on
the other side. having thereon erected a two story
plank house, plank stable and plank slaughter
house. now in the occupancy of Wm. Horner. Ia
ken in execution and to be sold suit of Louis
Hahn, sr.. and others.
ALSO. all the right. title and interest of Hannah
Isabella Smith and Miles M Smith. of. in and to
q piece or parcel of land situate in Coneinaugh
township. Cambria county. Pa adjoining lands of
Casper Glitch, Henry GoIdsine and others, con-
tanning three acres. more or less. all cleared, hav-
ing thereon erected a two story plank house now
in the occupancy of Hannah Isabella Smith and
Miles NJ. Smith. Taken in execution and to be
sold at the suit of Henry Zimmerman.
HERMAN BAUMER. Sheriff.
Shcrin-s Office Ebensburg, Sept. I3, 1878.
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ESTRAY.-Came to the premises
~ of the subscriber, miles south of Liily's
Station, about the 2}d of August last, a
DARK sORREL MARE, with white face and hav-
ing a small bell attached to her neck. The own
er is requested to come forward prove proper
~. pay charges and take her away; otherwise
she will be disposed of according to law.
DAVID X. WILHELM.
Washington Twp. Sept. 10, 1s15.-3t.+
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NOTICE.-Patien is no longer a
~ virtue with me, and therefore all per-
sons indebted to me by note or book account
are hereby notified to call and settle up before
October 1st, 1873. AL who fail to comply with
this notice must not complain or be surprise
to find their accounts in the hands or officer
for immediate collection, as MUST HAVE MON
EY. GEO. HUNTLEH.
Ebensburg, Sept. 10, IS15.-3t.:
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HEAT AND SICKNEss.-During the hot
and sultry weather an unusual amount OF
sickness prevails in every community es-
pecially among females and children, caused
by the fermenting mias'na gas or nitrogen
ous matter floating in the air, arising from
decaying vegetation. This bad air affects
everything we eat, and engenders i'm it
semi-fermentation which when taken in the
system is Iik.. leaven, and operates on the
whole; starting in the bowels and soon pro-
ducing a violent fermentation, causing diar-
rhea and disscntery. 1t has been found that
the use of Speer's old Port Grape Wine of
New Jersey has an extraordinary effect in
checking this fermentation and restoring the
system 10 it's original strength and vigor,
and when used in time il prevents these
complaints altogether. 1nvalids and dehili-
tated persons have found it the most nutri-
cious and strengthening tonic in tue mar
ket, and the greatest help in resisting the
poisonous effects of the viriated atmosphere.
This wine so long established has become
the standard wine upon which physicians
RELY as the most rich in body and genuine
in character containing the greatest amount
of medicinal properties with the least intox-
icating qualities. Speer's vineyards prom
ises a larger yield this year than usual, and
he has reduced the price of his wine that
any one can now purchase it of druggists for
81 per bottle. None of this wine is bottled
until it is four years old. -Gdzete.
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NOTICE.-Ail persons are hereby
Az notified not to meddle with a team of
horses (black and dark brown) wagon harness and
spreads left with Christopher Noel until we are
ready to take the same away.
FINNEY & JOHNSON
Chest Creek, Sept. Is, lsss.-3t.
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"A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
xA Estate of SAMUEL HENRY, decd.
Letters of Administration the estate of
SAMUEL. HENRY, late OF Ebensburg borough,
Cambria county, having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment,
aud those having claims against the same will
present them properly authenticated for set
Element. THOMAS DAVIS
Ebensburg, Sept. 3, lS.5.-6t
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Saturday, Sept. 25, rs

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE. Notice
"A is hereby given that Bernard Kelly, of
Allegheny township, Cambria county. Pa. by
deed of voluntary assignment, has assigned all
the csrate, real and personal, of the said Ber-
nard Kelly to +. j. Parrish, of Galitzin. in said
county, in trust. for the benefit of the titors
of theS;,id BERNARD Kelly. All persons, there
fore, indebted TO the said Bernard Kelly will
make payment 10 the said Assignee. and those
having claims or demands will make the same
known without delay. F. j. PARRISH.
Assignee of Bernard Kelly.
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JURORS FOR DECEMBER TERM.-The fol-
lowing named gentleman were on Tuesday
last drawn to- serve as Grand and Traverse
Jurors at the next term of our County Court:
GRAND JURORS.
VIM. A. Noel, clerk, Foreman, Carrolltown.
Brothers Stephen. farmer. Susquehanna Up.
Clark VIM. iaborer, 4th ward. Johnstown.
Carrie ndrew, farmer. Chest Township.
Davis Timothy, farmer. Jackson Township:
DUNN Thomas. laborer, Barr Iownsh'p.
Glass Daniel, farmer, White Township.
Hostetter JACOB, car inspector r. Conemg gh
HAYS Hiram, farmer, Adams Township.
HOFFMAN David, farmer, Richland Township.
Kirby James, laborer. lst ward, Conemaugh
Lloyd David, farmer, Susquehsnna Twp.
Luckett James, farmer, Barr Township.
MEG 3ough Demetrius. farmer, Allegheny TIP.
McKiernan. miner, Cambria Borough.
Owens Edward, farmer, Cambria Township.
Rorabaugh Henry, farmer. Cambria Twp.
Stuli John H., farmer, Adams Tew nsilip.
weakiand Thomas. farmer, Carroll Twp.
Watt Joseph, farmer, Allegheny Township.
TRAvEREs JURORs-FIRST WEEK.
Adams sTwp.-wIlliam King.
Blackllck Twp.-Henry Campbell, A. r. Long
CoopersdaIe John Hcrtiman.
CIcarfeld Twp.-Michaci Nagle.
CroyIe Twp.-John Neff.
Couetnaush Bor.-Christian Bloch, Jas Gon. /.
Chest Twp.-Caeb Gray, John Otto, Martin
Carroliown Bor.-Benjamin wertner.
Carroll Twp.-John Latterncr.
Cambria Isor.-John Feeny, Peter Fitzpat-
rick. Peter Lackey:
East Conemaugh.-Philip Shafser-
Ebcnsburg Bor.-Dwight Jones, Jesse Boil
GaIlitzin Bor.-Francis Burk.
Johnstown Bor.-william Berlin, ]. B. Carter,
sa% DonTS1s p Gn
Munster Twp.-Lawrenee Murphy, Jas. Noon.
Milville Bor.-Patrick Connolly.
Richland Twp.-Christiau Miller.
Susquchanna Twp.-Augustine CravcT.
summitvilIe Bor.-John C. Boland.
SummerhiI Twp.-Henry Walters.
Taylor Twp.-Henry Angus, Thomas Keelan.
WilmOre Bor.--E Edmund Miller.
Woodvaie Bor.-John Funk.
Iespc, John w. Hudson.
p White TwG;-G. W. Bowman James Porter
Yoder Twp.-Henry Fritz. Samuel Harshber
ger, Levi wingard.
TRAVERSE JURoHs-sEcoND WEEK
Adams Twp.-Daniel Duumyer.
Allegheny Twp.-Valentine Bishop, John 5.
Barr Twp.-Simon Kirsch, Jos. Lantzy, Mich
Chest Twp-Jacos Kiblcr. Francis Yshner.
Clearfeld Twp.--Jas. Adams, Andrew kopp,
Carroll Twp.-Cha ries Anna, james Cunning
nam. u. A. Luther. wm Rrightrr.
VIM ID. Pryce. George Sechicr.
Cambria Bor.--Josrph Gates.
Conemaugh Twp.-JJacnb J Fyock. S Ell 'r'inth'
Franklin Dor.--Geo. Il. Berkeyb bile.
Galitzin Twp.--Georxe Myers
Jobnstown Bor.--John S. Buchanan, Perry
Bolsinger. X. X. Edwards. Adam Fockler, ST.,
John Galhraith, Thomas Gore.
Munster Twp.--f.co. Mccullough, G. Risbin.
Prosp ct Bor.- James Conncrs.
Ricbiand Twp.-wilIiam Cole.
SummerhHI Twp.--Matthias Bitter.
Summtvilc Bor.-Dani Criste. VIM. Linton
SuSquehanna Tp.-san'i Breth. John Bearer
Washington Twp.--Michaei LitziDger, Jacob
Yoder Twr.-Mich'I Gilbert, David Hamilton.
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At the conclusion of the twenty-first ballot
the names of j a. Shoemaker and II. A.
McPike were withdrawn, and the conven-
tiou ,,rocteded to the
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
- Estate of JOSEPH MOVER, decd.
The undersigned Executors of the last will and
testament of JOSEPH MOVER, late of Clearheld
township, Cambri. county. deceased, hereby noti-
fy all persons indebted to the estate of said dcce
dent that payment must be made without delay,
and those having claims against the same will
present them properly authenticated for settle
mcnt. AUG. MoY ERS, Executore
]. H. DOUGLASS. H"oo"'oi'-
Clearfeld Twp, Aug. 20, 1875. st.
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SUICIDE IN John WA bout noon
yesterday the body nf Frederick Decker, of
the Third Ward, was found suspended by n
clothes-l line from th,. raircrs of the domiciI
which he Lad for some time occupied. His
body was not vet cold when cut down, and
lie is supposed TO have committed the deed
sometime yesterday forenoon. His toes
were resting upon the floor when found
He had evidently mounted on stool, and,
after fastening the rope around his neck,
kicked the stool from unticr him, thus leav-
ing him suspended. He had hung for some
time and was hey on,i all hope OF resus-
citation when cut down by Judge Gageby.
jury was summoned by the Coroner, con-
sisting of the following named persons ::
Il. II. Gageby, Thomas HerZog, Casper
Burgraff Maurice McNamara, Charles Zim-
norman, jr., and August Myers. Several
witnesses were called to testify in regard to
the matter, and the jury found no difficulty
in agreeing upon verdict of suicide. Mr..
Henry Zimmerman stated that he saw Mr..
Decker on Saturday last, when the latter
stated to him tha: he was in serious trouble.
When intcrrogated further, he said thai Mr..
Kast's little girl had been in the habit of
playing in his shop, and that some days pre-
vious Mr.. Kast had charged him with taking
improper liberties with the child. Mr.. Zim-
norman then detailed the circumstances at
tending the finding of the body. Mr.. Charles
Kast was called, and testified that his little
girl had told him n story that had induced
him to think that Decker had acted in an
, improper manner with The child, ami that
he ha,. told Decker that, if he did not leave
town, he would prosecute him. Decker he
said had protested his innocence. Some
other statements tending to throw o,lium
on the character of the dead man, were made
by this witness; but diligcnt inquiry seems
10 indicate that there was little or no foun-
dation for them. Those of our citizens who
knew deceased hest unanimous in the
belief that the charge must have grown out
of some misunderstanding on the part of the
child
The deceased was n native o: Alsace, and
came to tins country over twenty years ago.
He is said to have been a political refugee.
He came first to New York, thence to Patter-
son. n j. From there he went to Williams
port Pa where he resided some time He
also travelled for n year with an Indian show
as musician. After he abandoned that
mode of life he settled at Summerhiil, in This
county and finally located in Johnstown,
where ne followed the business of cleaning,
securing, and repairing clothing, making
caps, etc He had resided in .Johnstown for
four o. five years. and has always heretofore
been regarded as a quiet, harmless old man
He was a man OF good education, n ffne mn
sician and had evidently seen better days.
| Latterly he was considerably addicted tn
drink, a,ri had often spoken of committing
! suicide. He did not believe in the 1rnmor-
! falitv of the soul, and hence looked upon
! self-destruction as a proper way 20 escape
the troubles oflife. His age was about six
T..,b.
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-~"hrauti:uE 'eharutna" '.OA. how lusel -
"a hat are they sotiI a.. Such . aaa.asiu =
b, those aho the !arae .i.sau. Ncs ,ht8n.os
.sfnia.-d bs the aruisean sud American .Lgoi.iu
+ ib:sahns % They afu all perfect t..ius -! Ar,
can t~sss. the temptation ia ahcf4 see.
lng the 1 hrnnas tstsssscrs. Agents a.td ladies
and sraen.cia uui o employ meat ~ nud Ia he
bsi "s,Itns Off. ell ,o tsiai- k.f fall
particulars. s~ni siatap iar confidential q. si.ar
Adde'S GLEASON 4 60 s@s Washington NJ
Husi IA. Mass.
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y that The CO partnership heretofore existing
between Bevcr', Will, and Con Dr.-col in water
bitches, mining aud Lumber business - this dav
dissolved by mutual consent, beverly Willis
pnr' based the cntre Interest Of Con Driseul in ali
Water Rights. bitches. Mining Ground saw Mil
aud machinery. aud Lumber owned by Will. 4
Driscol Beverly Willis will pay all demands or
claims against the late firm Of Willis Dris,ol and
Viii collect all bills due the said FIRM
BEVERLY WILLIS,
con DKlSCOI.
IDAHO CRY, August 10 1873 4w
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Notice.
Two {. CONSrOtk

Il ahoni 1t NAV concern lnu az. hrrcb, nni,.
81 sa, I. j ionirs have ,lai,. III i III. a,uuuu,
ut s9n. on each ia In. t,'r he s.sI. 49, aud
lr.@. al! the Williams is}. lsJe ledge. cheated ou
the faglc .. the Light uu,,h Atlanta M.ntne IBIS
isis'. AI'ufa. county. / i .rd uurss the s,uouu;
cay, ni ii,- William 1e.i .", the be- III q, n,,
tisr mt rested. -hai lie lsii .itn nrts g,t DAYS
fr''iH dar. their iuterrs, tn laid mia. or t,e va
br iu!ieiirl io iuc by operation o; laN
]. TpNE!S
ROCKY Han. Ini, L. Isl:
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l..l.Cc to Creditors.

4.ouCc to Creditors.
Estate II Alfred u Saun iefr de-. ed
A1oriCE II HEREBY o.tiS ui I'M uSDEG
~ ssr.nei. Administrative And ADMINISTRATOR of
the abn.r named rstatr. tu The creditors Il and all
persons ha,u. claims against said decreased. 10
hihI ;ir .aic. wish III" i.c.ssart vouchers altLiu
u..iutis from the arst publication o thus notice
The uiid- .nrd n; the office =! " brown
III Idaho Iity. Boise county. Idaho T.tfi,oth.
MAtt3AHII SAUNDERS.
Adiainistfa,t!a
JONAS n. BROWN
Administrator.
Idaho c.ty June 1,h 1915. "a
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IDAHO CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

c. S. Kingsley. general merchandise. Main street
J. b. Fisher. blacksmith corner M"n's"n''r. a"a
Wall streets.
g. w Crafts. general mere. anise ;iain street
| Thomas BARR. general nei.handlse. CONNER
ciai street.
| Ianer Il Swim. general merchandise. ALAN
street
| G. Marie lin and hardware. Main street.
d. b. KInmel. watches aih jewel y. Main siree,
ii Em.ry general merchandise. Main street.
| Id. Fn!iner general merchandise 4iain street
George DUNCAN. h"tej ham ri 81.
". .a.he. earpeAt'' Siam .ti'.,
John Enh,aL painter. cofn'f commercial Eii'i
Wali streets.
Or shelter ph.s,clan a d surgeon. wailna
street.
nr IA. ziif phys clan ana n uesiof.. Main street
Rowe \ icuesiit m.a, market. Main street.
A. Strauss. commission aud storage business.
Main sir-rt
Juhu ,.arfrcht. meat market Main street.
X Hang brewery. Main street
L. " Mn"re Co. Iiss, National Bank Main
stree,
John Coed Tonsorial artist. Main street;
= C. s.ieby books aud stationery. Mon,eomer,
~ & Luney hotel. Luna House. corner Mop'-
conner, and Commercial street..
w " Black. liver, aud feed stable. Main cir e..
wuln 4 Miller. soda fact ~, Wall street
Tlnchrr 4 Holland. saloon. Nam rsree;
Malt Zapr. saloon. Main street.
Mechn,ecl a Stewart, feed aud livery stable.
Mon;gnmsr. street.
Martin Mell.nuo.irh restaurant. Wall street,
ia,
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PLAcERvILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY

PLACERvILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
/ J.V. X. Witt-t;-nrral Merchandise Plaza.
Weller Il Smi,h--G-nrral Merchandise
Plaza
James Eagan--.Ju-.icc "f The Peace
| Robert n lrsin-C"ustabr
John Myrr -P"siu,asirr. Granite street
| M!cr & Smith-Drugs 4 Medicines and
Fancy Goods. Granite street.
| Nyrr T. Smith-Wrls. Fargo 4 Co.'S
Agents Granite street
w. J. R"thwrll--Phys stefan and Surgeon.
Granite street.
wv. Dawson international Hotel. Plaza
Mrs. Margaret Bucklr, Idaho Hotel
Granite street
Mrs. u. Stccklrs-Phrnix Restaurant
Plaza.
Garrett. Hayes & C".-EmpHc Meat Mar.
IT. Plaza.
o. D"nnrll & C".-City Meat Market.
JAS. McKny-Magn"lia Saloon. Plaza.
ID. Observation-Disclosures Salu"n. Plaza.
Ssso. nUOCSSuW~ 2viIeI CAWOU. IIdZl.
Charles kohnry-Brew-ry and Saloon.
PIuza.
Dirhl 4 Martin-BIacksn,th Ship Plaza
Martin Cathcart-Shor Shop. Plaza
Alex. Crchard-Liv-ry Stable. Plaza.
y. Lnngrie-CablmetM Maker. Idaho street.
A. J. B"rrland-Cnbinrt Maker. Broad.
way.
John Merrill-Tin Ware Plaza.
Andrew Carvan-Barbrr Shop. Idaho
street.
d. c. Holden-Carpent-r Ship. Idaho
street.
john L. Saumdrrs-CarpenterS Ship Gran
street.
w. A. lIutchinson-C Carpenter Shop. Gran.
Ito street.
Andrew F"lsoh--Cnrpent-r Shop. plazu.
Mike Halley-Milk Dealer. Pine street.
J. w. Davis"n-Agrnt N"rtb~.~trrn Stage
C",ni'auy. Office international Hotcl
}. &. Shspherd--Payette Express. Granite street. |,
Fred Csmpbrli--Je weller aud Matchmaker.
!. W. O. rett. john Elhs. hilp C.s,sicr elected
school Trustees Tor the ysar fr District n, l.