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The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02
Commercial.
HrcrvAv Corp1Ea OFFICE.

HJcKvAv Core1ER OrFicE.
a. Fri, a., November 2 lS7Tt(
APSEs-Boxes, 25c to 4oe; 49,,
CoRN -loc. Ear 10c per bushel.
COTTON-9al05o
NE ~ WHEAT-s0 to 81 -.
MEAL-From wagons JJc
BEENWAX =. = 10.
HIDES, green, Sc.
dry salted sal0c.
dry flint I0aI3c.
WoOL-3p TO }7Jc. per 10. tub washed
FEATHERS r. h 35a50c prime.
GtNoi2G- i5caSl 90 per pound
TALLcN, per ID 5c.
. RUTTER-Frcsh, - TO DOC per ID.
POULTRY, EfC.-Y Young Chickens,
. 81 per dozen Old from , jja2 -.
EGGS-sc. pcr dozen
STAVES-Pipes, S4saS72 per m.
othy -choice-S3 90
at present.
BARRELS-Appie. 30 ct,; Flour, 45cts;
Molasses, - go; MoIasscs kegs, IL gals,
90cts; MoIasscs kegs gals 70Cts; Whis-
ky kegs. 10 gal 81 00 Whisky Kegs, Il
gal 80 cents.
GROCERIES.
BACON-Sides l0lI2c
Shoulders 7nSe.
Hams IJfo-t tbc
CHEESE per b. 10. lsa20 {.
COFFEE, Rio 22a25c
CRACKERS. r ID. 71D9c.
COAL OlL, r gallon 25a30c
CANDLES, Star, $500.
FLoC RAs - OJlGs 700. a.
MOLASSES-p bbi 5Oa60, hlf bbls Goa
% cents
LAID OIL, = gallon, 81 -
LARD --l21c. q ID
GUNPOWDER p keg 8 90
BLASTING POWDER, 80.
SODA-By the keg be r lb.
SUGAR- Brown, gall3e Hard l2IaI 4c
SHOT, per bag, %.
STONEWABE = gallon, 10 to u I35
TOBACCO, Manufac d. per ID 6OA 81.
SALT-Bv car load, bushel II so.
ov retail , o. $50 los, barrel by car ioa
81 30 II 4ui by retail 81 %
HARDWARE ETC.
CASTINGS, Z ID, 4aoe.
LION, bar size, Sc.
PLOW STEEL, 64c
PLOW STEEL WINGS &c,
IRON AXLES, &c.
NAILS--e3 - rates
HOK%1 SHOE NAILS-20l880o = -
SrEET Cast, NJ. A., 2Oa25c.
STEEL PLOWS, sal23.
RUBS. ! 25a2 . per sett.
PLOWs-Hertwec Beltzer & Kuoerr. |
Steel Plows, No. I, So 90 No, ,, OO;
No. 3. IS so; No. !, %.
Baltzer's Patent one horse Piow 81 90 /
extra plow mouIds - 90 each. Cotton /
scrapers same
Powell y Bro, from various factories
0ne horse plows, - 70 TO % 90 Two
horse plows So 90 20 so %.
SUNDRIES.
BAGGNG-IUaI4e per yard.
RoPE-Machine loaZOc
LEATHER, kip skins 81 5Ga8 80
sole, per ID. 80 45c
upper side, 50a5 20.
PRINTS ; to sc.
JEANS, per yard, 2ea6O
s LINSEY, per yard, loa55c.
COTTON YARNS, r DOZEN l0GGi56
WASH BuARpS Ier doz, - 2Jaz 80
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02

The Virginians are measuring their
patriotism by the number OF drinks
they take daily, which amounts to
.ouly 10000 Each drink is taxed one
cent and the revenue thus raised is
10 be applied to the reduction Of the
state debt We know OF a halt d zen
men in these parts whose thirst and
patriotism combined would soon
extiuguish our state debt, If they only
had good chance. They only lack
the opportunity of proving their
patriotism aud state prlde.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02
JOB wOKR.

The COURIER OFFICE is now thoroughly
furnished with new JOB TYPE; also full
snppIy of LETTER, NoTE and BILL-HEAp
PAPER, CARDS, sc and can do work in the
neatest style and at city prices.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02

so Per CENT LESS The best
grades Of WALL PAPER and Picture
FRAMES and MoULDrSGs, at from % to 30
per cent. less than can be bought else
where. The stock embraces large vari-
ETY., bought at auction, and must lie sold.
Call on THOS. VI. JONES,
Buck s Cowgirl Drug Store.
Iunel If
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02

Deputy Marshal Pickett has served
notices on Judge d. A McGonagill.
aud also upon the magistrates of the
county. 10 the cases of II L Ewing.
Drexel, Morgan & Co. tnl William
Alexander, Smith & 70, against
McCraekeu county for T. anl p.
railroad honds, notifying them that o
peremptory nianiamus will be asked
for at the next term Of the United
States Court, which holds in thi, city.
Tuesday. November Is The suit by
II. + Ewing Is for S4315 So. that
of Drexel, Morgan 4 Go for s27. .755
60, The two latter suits were filed
on the 18th, aud the former the first
of the week The County Court has
determined to fight against fhv-e
suits as they have fought against al
Others OF the same character. These
suits, together with similar one,
previously brought 10y other parties,
aggregate some 500, 600, the Interest
on which will amount to near - OU0
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02

The SNIPTIoUs News The Pa.
ducah News Is unnecessarily riled
Whe' credit was accidentally omitted
20 an extract from The Trigg County
Democrat aud the omissioe supplied
a. soon a possible, it seized the
opportunity TO charge Us with self
laudation Ia kindly notice we
inadvertently wrote Paducah Herald
and corrected that in he next issue
The News seized npon that also, AMI
we wrote: "The News appears to be
laboring under an attack of temporary
suspension Of good sense aud good
humor." If the italized u vas omitted.
il was clearly a typographical error,
aud yet the News prefends to believe
we will fully announced lis suspension
of publication. The News aud lis
editor have long had, and still have,
our warmest friendship aud esteem
May they cease soon to make them
selves silly Courier Journal
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02
DEoT WITTENBURG FLOUR ar
ID augZ4 JOHN WHITING :.

FuLToN AND UICKMAN PkEM5JMs
Mr.. Samuels. Of Samuels Nursery, had
on exhibition AZ the ~. Louis Fair, a large
variety OF fruit, apples, peaches, pears,
grapes, etc. grown in Fulton and Hick-
man counties There were entered in
competition fruits from perhaps every
one of the Western States. and also from
California. Hickman ard Fulton coun-
'ies bore OFF every premium, except on
pears, and this the California display won.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02
PREslDENr HAYES has proclaimed

PRESIDENT HAYES has proclaimed
National Thanksgiving for Nov. %
Hunters are having a glorious time
this year. All kinds of game in abund-
ance.
The corn crop Of this section is very
fine, bat farmers are finding generally
that their estimates have been too high.
There were $50 bills Introduced in
Congress en- Monday. Enough work to
Pro'ract the session all winter.
An old man by the name of Dowdy
was run over and killed by the cars, at
Moscow, Friday last He was intoxiea-
ted at the time.
Fulton, in this county. has not had
a business failure for thirteen years. a
good record.
Some Fultonites, Bruce Eddings
Dr. Parker, Geo. l. McFall, Ir. Taylor,
and others, are enjoying Reelfoot Lake,
this week.
The Hickman City Council is lack
ing in characteristic enterprise. Not
move this year about the hog law or dog
law What's the matter?
The farmers have been very busy of
late sowing wheat That which WAS sown
in September is up, and looking fine. 1t
Is said that the area sown in our county
this year will be at least so per cent. in
excess OF any former year.
j. II. Brown.
Has one of the most complete Family and
Fancy Grocery Stores in town. apr27
Mayfeld suffered a $4,000 FIRE
last week All pretty well covered by
insurance. Warning Go and insure
your house Immediately in one of Judge
SamT Landrum old reliable insurance
Travellers, farmers, and all others,
should bear in mind, that they can get
good warm meals, at all hours, dty or
right at Frank Seigrits restaurant, on
Clinton street. Toct26
The Paducah Ne,cs has not ex
changed with the Hickman Co0ases since
IN. CouRrER spatted the Paducah aspi
rants. Tut neighbor, don't be childish
Can't you take joke
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02

The late failures of tobacco houses
in New Orleans New York and Padueah.
have demoraiized tobacco growers. Our
farmers. one aud all must learn, tasfhip
'heir produce no further than trey can 20
themselves with it an collect the money
IN person. In other words, build up your
local markets Ike Hickman, and when
yon do this your prices will be as COOL,
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02


THE LANGsrROrH BEE HIVE APP
pears TO be the best fan points consider
edl of the large number which have been
invented from time to time BY IL al. the
operations of Bee Culture can be most
easily performed from the first establish
ment Of q new arm,--through all the
steps of regulating the production OF
Worker, Droue, or Queen Bees almost mt
will to the harvest of Honey IN boxes,
frames or jars, and finally TO the proper
packing and vcntilauuE, for their safe
keeping through the winter. Many IN
ventOIs have applied their varied talents
10 guard against some real or taucied
trOuoie, or 10 provide for some wished for
benefit. Yet IL can be truly said tAtt
Whatever can be accomplished by their
mutiiarious plans can generally be easier
done by this simplest OF all Hives. With
the use of this hive, Beck per, who has
his heart IN his business, can Increase his
swdrms 10 any desirable extent hinder
altogether natural ssarmiug; have "a large
supply OF workers nt the proper time;
regulate the number Of droues 20 the
proper point; direct his Svarms 10 the in
crease OF swarms, or the supply of Honey,
as he wishes; produce Queens for sale IN
almost amy number examine every frame
whenever lac pleases, 90 see their actual
condition; unite, divide, or mix up
swarms. and in truth manipulate them
almost at will.
One hundred Of these Hives in use now
IN aud near Hickman. giving general SAT-
istactiou. Sample Hive may be seen and
orders left at j. r. Browns Grocery,
HicAman, Ky. luoy1
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02
>. H. Brown.
Presentations.

* ET your prescriptions filled and neil
" icines at Holcombes Drug Store-he
has had more than % years experience
in the drug business,
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02
TAKEN Up.

A $ a STRAY-bv r. a. Finch. living
n one mile South East Of Rock Spring
Church. and Is miles North Wce' IF Full
ton. iu Fulton county. one BAY MARE
aged or 3 years-about IL hands high
and having no brands or other marks. and
which ! aIpraise at the value Of Forty
Dollars. Witness NV hand this sept Il.
1871 TAYLOR BARD.
octlJ lw j. p F. C.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02
TIE AMERICAN PEOPLE

No people in the world suffer much
with Dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years of experience in medicine had
failed TO accomplish a certain and sure
remedy for this disease and its effects,
such as Sour Stomach, Heart burn; Water
brash, Sick Hea1ache Cpstiveness. palpi
tation of sfhe Heart, Liver Complaint,
coming up of the food, low spirits, gen
eral debility. etc, yet since the introduce
iion of GBEES's AuGusT FLOWER we he
lievs there is no case of Dyspe psia that
cannot be immidiateIy relieved 10000
dozen sold last year without ore case of
failure reported. Go to your druggist
Beck & CowGILL and get a Sample Bottle
for 10 cents and try it. Two doses win
relieve yoiE Regular size 10 cents.
may2
Il the Democrats Of the upper part
of the district ceutre their forces
on Capt Allen, the Purchase fellows
will find il hard contract 10 deIeai
him. The fact that the lower part OF
the district has had the member for
many years vii! be used effectively,
against the PIrchase-Pad Sun :
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02

cheap-so common-;hey forfeited re-
cognition. And there's
0Hasbaad. But, stop, dear you are as
exclusive as L. Let's have the party any
way, aud invite Maud Mueller to report
IT'S style, manner, and fashion, in next
weeks COURIER
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02
The ElRifcS

IKE for J. K. BROWN 10 seu"the
4 Trump, for the men will smoke, aud
they get nearer the worth OF their money
out of it than any other Laug5l
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02

Adrerfisers must send IN their tdrors
JvS o'cIock Thursday morning 70 az
sure their appearance IN Friday 5
paper.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02
q Fer Michel.

TO not smoke the Trump, but get the
Continental, the be-, t in the city for
the money-at HOLCOMBES.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02
xoiI.e to Creditors,

Al persons indebted to the frm of Bu
chanan & Barnes are respectfully notified
that they must call aud settle The part
nership Of this Iirm is 90 be dissolved Lv
the Isl of january, and their outstanding
business must be closed A hint TO tAe
wise is sufficient
st BUCHANAN & BARNES.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02
Fouud at Last
A TRAMP PRlNrEn WASHES

NOU will ind trump for the Match
less, for . ceHts at
aug3l J. R. BROWNS
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02

cheap-so common-;hey ye forfeited re-
cognition. And there's
0Has5aad. but, stop, DEAR you are as
exclusive as |. Lets have the party any
way, aud invite Maud Mueller to report
its style, manner, and fashion, in next
weeks COURIER
Says the Frankfort Yeoman. The
case Of ex Chiel Justice Williams ana
his former wife, on appeal from the
Graves Circuit Court allowing
temporary alimony, was partially
hearu yesterday, and excited mach
interest. TO day judge Williams
closes the argument, aud he says il
quite contijent thar he will fully
vIudicate himself from all ceusurable
conduct, aud show that his unfortunate
domestic difficulties were not of his
own making. but the uataral fruits Of
long line of conduct on the part of
his former wife, aud that wheH all tie
facts shall be understood his friend,
will feel quite glaud=d at his yiudad9-
,iou.
The show business general )
throughout che country is worse this
,ea.on than at any previous time wiki
in ten years
\ Republican member of the House
has cleared some Consideration at
Washington by talking Of Introducing
"a resolution 20 iuIor,e the President
Cou4re-, will be memotaizei for
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02
Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored

CO1 Oo
Z ! inst published. q new edition
- y cf Dr. CULVERWELL'S CELE-
* BRATED ESSAY on the rDi,eai
- c5re (without medieine) Of SPLR
WAroRRHa.t or Seminal Weakness, Invol-
untarv Seminal Losses, IMporEScY, Mental
and Physical lncapacity. lmpedimen's to
Marriage etc. also. CONSUMPTION EPILEPSY
aud FITS induced by self-indulgence, OF
sexual extravaEauce, &c. =
G@5y~Price IN sealed envelope, only
six cents.
The celebrated author, in this admira-
BILE Essay. clearly demonstrates. from -
thirty years successful practice that the
alarming Consequences OF selt-abuse may
be radically cured without The dangerous
use Of Internal medicine or the npp.ica-
tion Of the knife pointing ont mode Of
cure at once simple. certain and effectual
by means of which every sufferer, no
matter v bat his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, ! privately aud
rqicaly
Bss=This Lecture should be in the bands
of every youth aud every man in the
land.
Sent under seal. in plain envelop. TO
any address, past Paid on receipt of six
cents or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
TIE CULVERWELL MEDICAL co.
81 Ann Street; Post Off se Box, 1886
jHnel
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02
Ectlce 10 Creditors.

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of
"A J. II. Davis. decd, are respectfully
notified 90 call Immediately and settle u6.
on the same viii be found ia the officers
hands for collection.
sept2s-3tl c. /. RANDLE, Admr.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02

Tickle the public and make 10 grin
The more you tickle the more you II win
But teach the public-you u never grow
rich
But live like beggar and die ia ditch
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02
vne uedIcaI A~socIa,ion

Tie Southwest Kentucky Medical A.
soeiation will convene in the Odd Fellows
Hall, in Hickman, Wednesday, the IN
instant, at lOA.M An evening session
will convene at u P. n.
The Doctors Of Hickman have been o..
stituted committee for The receptio,
and proper entertainment of ,he VISITING
members, who, tits desired, will be The
guests of our citizens
The public generally, are respectfully
invited to attend the deliberations of the
body.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02

The nights are growing longer and
the excuse put up by some that they have
no time to read viii no longer hold good
if it ever did. For only two dollars "a
year you can keep posted in all the Ioc,I
matters Of town ard county aud get a
comprehensive compilation Of the general
current news Of the week. Try it,
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02
Steam JoE, Printing

of all kinds done a, this omes
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-02

WJ9.-weII, l suppose, the standard
for young laIies, should be something
lia her than for young men; AMI yet to
education | would only add a little more
purity OF character; TO culture, innocence;
10 refinement. more of taste and manners;
aud to a good heart, more of love aud
feeling. Now, have culled the list of
the whole village, and my pencil has
crossed the name of quite number |
wish were worthy. There's Nora Bran
don-a good girl-but she's too common
place-so droll that her presence would
humiliate her friends And Blanche
every insignia of>wealth-
actuallv hasn't the pride to dress respect
ably. and Cora Mila, too pert aud for
ward-she acts as if there were none
10 plcase but one or two young men. And
Leo Proctor-shes SO giddy and silly
and ever on the alert for some one TO hurt
her feelings. And May Stmple-she
tallsa # every one in the parior was
delighted TO hear her and only her, and il
she stopped the others would be too stu
pia 70 conduct versation. And Ehie
little creature- she's the
onposite 80 May Sample, and viii only
answer in monosylables. And there's
Reuc Tri1nbTc, Emma Skies, Lou Hayes,
poro Johuson, and Bette Gibson why
fbe,, associate with anybody 90 any
,,l,.r, and since they hold themselves 80
, 1877-10-20
Notice OF Sherirss sale OF Real
Estate.

Whereas an Execution issued out Of the
District Court Of the Third Judicial District Of
Washington Territory, holding Terms al Seat
tie, In King, County, on tlie4th, day of October
A. ID. lST7, TO me directed aud delivered, com
m0nding me to levy upon the property Of
James HAITI, in Snohomsh ounty, 10 satisfy
aJndgment in the cause wherein Crawford &
Harrington are Plaintiffs and James HIATT is
defendant Amounting to Sl6Il 26 Gold Coin
with interest thereon from October 4th 1871
nt the rate of one and 0ne-half per cent per
month. Now Therefore IN pursuance Of sad
Execution have levied upon the following
described real Estate, to wit Lots and IL, s.
y Of N, 4. a of section No, q, Township No.
81 n II. 4 East, containing l4435 Acres, and
viii sell all the right, title and interest OF
said James HIATT, in the above described prem
ises, in front Of the Court House Door ut Sno-
honllsh City W. 4. on Thursday the Stli, day
Of November 1877 between the hours of9 A.
NJ. and 4. p. NJ. ut Public Auction TO the high
est bidder for Cash, Gold Coin, to SATISFY said
Judgment, Interest aud costs. Dated this
lGth, day Of October A. d. 1877.
BENZ. STRETCH.
Sheriff OF fSnohomish Co.
BY HM. WHITFIELD, Deputy.
McNaught u Leary Attorneys for Plaintiffs
noe 4w
, 1877-10-20

There are tour kinds OF "Cdphai y
punishment which we believe in, and
know to ne good; first; compel boy to
stay home from church, for some bad act,
and leave him alone with the preserves.
second; after boy has found ont who
. has been H. n-swingin' ON that front
gate, to have that somebody give him
candy not to tell; third, to compel
boy To sit with the prettiest girl ut
school; fourth; not allow boy to
have apy custard at dinner, because he
crept into the cupboard in the afternoon
and Il, voused u whole mncc pie.
, 1877-10-20
1he world.

At special meeting Of Unknown
base ball nine held on board the Stenm-
or Yakima, it was unanimously
Rssolred, that as our reception and
entertainment by the Pacific club of
Snohomish County has been OF n most
cordial and hospitablc nature, we take
these stops to express our appreciation
of the same. And that We will live IN
expectation Of many meetings during the
summer of 1873 of as pleasant and harmo'
MUS nature as those Of the present
year.
1t requested that a copy OF these
resolutions be published in the NORTH
pHy STAR. SuAs c. LOWE,
Secretary.
Str. Yakima, Oct 9TH 1877.
, 1877-10-20

Mr.. G ri 4. Misslmcr, the Artist, start
ed up the rivrron Tuesday, He intends
20 remain few days at Qualko, and then
go to his ranch for the Winter. Mr.. NJ
three months ago. and during that time
he has won many friends, who are we'll
pleased to learn tnt he intends to locate
on this river, Hc is not only gentle.
man, trne friend and agreeable com
panion, but he Is an Artist of the first
class, MS his work fully demonstrates.
He is the liR4 Artist tn furnish Photo
graph of Snoqualmie Falls. We wish
him the success winch he deserves.
, 1877-10-20

Mr. Charles Vadcr returned from the
northern mines, last week. He lett there
the latter part OF September, aud says
that all of the small streams were frozen
over then. Two river steamers were IL
ground, ut tho head OF navigation, on nc
count of the low stage Of water; should
there be no raise in the river soon, they
will be ice.boind for the Winter Mr..
V, probbly will return north in the
Spring, hut has openeda shoe shop here,
where he will remain until then.
, 1877-10-20


A friend met us the other day, and
while sweet smile OF hope stole over his
face, said, "Will you please insert this
poem tor me- People think l have no
Poetic talent, and l wish to convince
them that l have. We promised, toek
the manuscript, sent tor one OF Horace
Greely's old clerks to deCiphcr it, and
now present it to our readers We are
ouire sure this is its first appearance in
the English language.
Pill Chuck.
Iguess I will
Tell you about Pill
Chuck, little creek, where Morgan's
Mill
Is situated on high bank below the hill.
There's lots OF frogs,
Up Pill Chuck, and logs,
And up hestream are some marshy bogs.
And then tile sam
On fish 90 up 10 the dam,
And play in the water like a lamb.
Some folks call them Snohomisb ham.
The other day | cried
For big salmon tried
To 60 over the dam and failed--he died
Salmon are good fried.
Ifyou want to go
Up Pill Chuck, you know
The water is so
Extremely low,
And then the logs, canoe
Will hardly 60 through.
Well | guess
That will do. Yes.
Some day my girl I'll caress,
And say" Well go fishing the fish to
distress,
she'llsay" That's business, we'll les.
What a pity that such mind must
be irrcvocably lost dashed to atoms
, 1877-10-20
Mr.. Thomas, of Falls CITY, who CAM

Mr.. Thomas, Of Falls City, who came
to town with Aliens crew, seems much
pleased with the improvement of our
town. He came on the river five years
ago. and it was his desire to stop hero
and invest his capital, but friends per-
suaded him to go to Falls City Now he
says he has good ranch there, but it
he had remained here the interest ON the
money that his ranch has cost him, for
tive years, would amount to more than
le could sell his plucc tor now, and he
would have the principle left. So goes
1he world.
, 1877-10-20

There has never been 81 many men
around town, or on tins river, without
dollar in their pockst, as at the present
time. Lawsuits, suspensions, bankrupt
cy and financial ruin, ale the main topics
OF conversation. Even the "provendcr"
question with sole parties. Inns become
matter worthy of careful consideration
Lawyers are busy day aud night, wrcs-
thing with monryless men Tor bankrupt
clients. Squads ofmeu may he seen IN
public places, with heads close tagcuther,
speakingin low tunes of their misfortune,
while the wiseacrss are pleading, with II
mltcring voice." Brothers, let as, prey"
Nothing like it Inns been known since
the Babyonian captivity.
, 1877-10-20

10y the roaring, never-resting, cver-grce
dy pillows, that lash the shores of OBJ
livien's sea We have seen him this
week and are sure he is the most melon
cholic looking individual in this locality
He surely was intended for some field
but evidently not Poetic one-it may
possibly he a potato field.
, 1877-10-20
NOTICE.

PARTIES, residing in Snohomlsh county
and desiring to make final prOofin Homestead
Entries may do so before me In .Snohomish
City, and save expcnces OF going to the Land
Office ut Olympia. Under tho Act of Con
gress approved March "a 1877, the claimant Is
cases. y. ~ TIRTLOT.
A1i: Pm
, 1877-10-20

Mr. Allen of Snoqualmic river landed
siX cribs 0i lumber ut Ferguson wharf,
Wednesday, containing about 20 NJ feet.
lie has five men helping Inn. They
report no trouble in rafting ut this stage
of water it the cribs are properly hand
led. The people near Fails City are not
the kind to complain ut any thing, but
are energetic, goahead men. We could
find place for large colony Of such
citizens down this way.
, 1877-10-20

Frank Pingry caught u young cinna--
mon bear, with his doI, this week.
While the dog held the brai Frank tied
him, and then carried him To the house.
Bruin weighs about 10 pounds aud is
"ugiy like the teycl."
, 1877-10-20

Tuesday nignt a mectlng at the hover
Alncncun Han Ior tue purpose olor
ShnizIhg u G!mnas,un. Come every.
UVdy.