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A FATAL SHOT.

10 Ovens, q Noted Thief and ID sper.
ado, Well Known in Cairo, Shot and
Killed by an Officer of the Law Near
Baton Rouse. La.
Mr.. Grundy Bryant, OF Ballard coun-
ty. Kentucky, Informs as Of the killing
of Jock Owens, one OF the most des-
perate criri inals known to the officers OF
the law in this section of C untry.
Owens met his death about fifteen miles
above Baton Rouge, La, while being
chased by an officer named Gibbs, last
Monday. When killed Owens anl M
old man named Henry, Who once made
his home with Mr.. Bryant, were In n
skill. IN the Mississippi river. lie was
dccoyed to the bank by friends Of the
officer. and attempted 10 push out INTO
the sire M again upon discOy ling mat
be had been deceived, when Gibbs ilred,
Milling him instantly. Henry, owens
companion. hph one OF hi, cars shot OIL
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4. C. Ford has removed his Variety
Bracket store to Washington avenue
near Tenth street. He has opened Il
large stock OF brackets. shelves, frames,
rhromos, picture cord and tassels, cur
tain assels fancy nails, hat racks, etc.
Picture framing made a speciality
Chromos mounted in the cheapest and
best style. I'm
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TOR, ! ICE !

Huse, Loomls & Co., dealers in north
ern lake ice, have removed their Office
from the corner Of Eighth street and
Ohio levee to the ice houses one door be-
low the st. Charles hotel, and are now
delivering ice in all parts OF the citys
Those desiring the cold stuff will leave
their orders at the new Office, where they
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES KAvANAuGu, Manager.
CAIRO, Ills, May ", 1877. 5.l7-lm
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A FAsTIDIOUs CUsS.
His Sad Experience In Cairo on the
Fourth-A Memper Of the Mystic Krew
Qya he

Speaks.
Editor BULLErIS:-
On Wednesday evening the Sun pub
lished the following paragraph,
WORD TO THE MYSTIC KREw.
Ny BENEVOLENT Bm THEREIN;
Myself and friend. visited the little city
commonly called the Capital OF Egypt,
but better known As Cairo. for the pur
pose Of attending the Fourth of July
celebration, given at the park. But OH
our arrival at the park, much to our
surprise, we found the place infested
with ladies and gents of color. Had we
known hat the Mystic Krew, as they
call themselves, W uld have tolerated
the mixture or would have permitted the
colOred folks to commingle with the
whites on the dancing floor, we could
have found other enjoyment at home
We do pray and hope that when they
have another celebration or picnic. that
they will give this little matter some at
tentIOn. Very Respectfully.
VISITOR.
It's pity, Mr.. Editor, that "Visitor'(s)
was the only person who
"found the place infested with
ladies and gentlemen ofeolor," and know
the Krew regret that he had to com
nMgLe" with such. His communication
would have received no answer. only we
wish the tact known that "Nisit0r" ~
has been visitor in Caro- for such Y
lengthy period that we doubt whether he
will ever visit any other place except
feet foremost; and as regards the
facts" q on which his communication
is based. we think the people of Cairo
know quite as much about them as
Visitor" q Yours,
One OF THE kREw.
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STUART & GHOLSON'S
Celebrated Quaker City Unlaun-
dried Shirts.

We guarantee this shirt to be the best
made and most perfect fitting shirt
manufactured in the United States.
Measures taken and perfect fit guaran-
teed. Our prices are 1925 and Sl.5O for
stock shirts and $l.50 and $l.75 for
special measures. s-lw
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No, 81 Eighth street nearly opposite
the Methodist church parsonage, and at
present occupied by y. 3. Ihistlcwood,
Esq. Possession July I'd. Apply to
\. CoMINGs, ESQ,
Or Thos. II. Towers. St. Catherine, Ont
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CITY NEWS.
FRIDAY. JULY IL 1877


Mr.. Louis Herbert on Ohio levee is the
agent at Cairo for the celebrated MOer-
lein's Cincinnati beer, the best beer on
the market. 81"
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At 9o'clock Il, m. July l7Ih 1917.
Lots 81, 81. 80 block 81 first addition to
the City OF Cairo. Title guaranteed. sale
without reserve and terms of sale cash.
lt WINTER & STEWART. Auctioneers.
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RAILROAD ACSIDENT,

WrefktnS OF u VrRtn on the Narrow
-Gauge.-FOur II rsOns Hurt, Am Ong
Them Charlie pink of this city.
just as we go to press we learn OF a
serious accident 10 the passenger train
on the narrow gauge which should have
arrived here at six O'Clock last evening,
The accident happened about ten miles
north o.. Murphysboro by the passenger,
express and mail cars jumping
the track and turing over. In the acct
dent Conductor Potter, Baggage Master
Berry, Mail Agent Jones and Express
Agent Pink, were all more or less hurt,
tho ugh neither of them seriously. We
are unable to ascertain full particulars at
this time.
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Th. s,,,,ou Irw,u Uomb,ua,,ou.

The Selden Irwin theatrical company
is billed to appear At Paducah the latter
part of this month. They will be In
Cairo sometime during the FIRST part OF
. August.
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Driiuguent Tax safe

On Monday. the 10Th day OF July, all
lands and lots delinquent for the taxes OF
1876. will be sold for taxes ii not paid
before that time. PETER SACP. Sheriff.
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GENERAL DFRILlTY.

VITAL WI iKNkss OR DEPRxS0I0N :
III, %:i r: s;s;sise sffi "
CRErlvNS w ExCEs4Es, 81 sona 6rais Ct
the system. 10 always eleed. By nunDkssySs|
homeopathic speoi4c No ~ u taass 81 ~
iAviGorates the system. impssts slvshglX e.
entqs MN. ~ MA vsas, ycss rs; ~ ~.
feet success By thonesHds. SelA u 6alsW.
Price O per eipgle vlsl, ~ ~ ~ -paakaOs e.
Ave Walls snd u vial y peWdst egal 81 ~
On receiE % rric.: Add!sse uynreM yvy
vE s'!aI ne. 4 sEO'cish c0,ifASs.
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The saloon opposite the court house.
lately owned aud conducted by Chas'
Blocker. For particulars inquire on the
nremlsts, or Of George Lattner. u
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Canine & Whitlock, dentists, ill
teeth In the most satisfactory masner.
lw.
Louis Herbert, Ohio levee. sells
Moerleins celebrated Cincinnati lager
beer at wholesale and retail. 2w.
Canine & Whitlock, dentists, are
gentlemen thoroughly conversant with
their business and stand second to none
in the profession. Their office Is over
Black shoe store, Commercial avenue,
between Eigth and Ninth streets. Give
them a call. lw.
For sale by Winter e. Stuart, n Sec
ond hand piano, a fine instrument war
ranted to be in good order. For price
and terms call on or address,
WINTER & STUART, Agts,
If. No. Ill Commercial Avenue.
F. Nj. Ward has gone into the ice
business, and is now delivering pure lake
Ice in all parts Of the city. Orders lett
with him will receive prompt attention,
and the purity Of the ice delivered guar
antced. 2-lm
The Cairo City Bindery, A. ". Pyatt
& Co., prOprietors, is now turning out
work OF every description in their line In
iirst-clasS and workmanlke manner. lm
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Two Hundred Dollars In Premiums.
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BEST SHIPPER.

after the sale OF the premium tobacco.
the regular sale was commenced, aud
continued up to l2 o'clock, when an ad-
jourhmpnt for dinner took place.
h THE BIG DINNER.
4 A fine dinner, and grand and sump-
tlcns meal II was, proviled BY tho pro.
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nArna A,yEnrIs,Xn.


gFAu b.!is for aiyaIiigtng, ere due and pay
able X ADYAEcE
Transient advertising viii be inserted 1t TIT
rate II y ~ PEI square for the brst Insertion
and - cents for each Subsequent one l.ber.i
dnecouat Sill b. EH.e on stao 'icg nHd dispi
advertisements
FOR inserting Funeral notice 81 No Notice OF
nesting 0l societies or secret orders 80 cents for
each insertion
Church, Society, Festival and supper notices
will only be inserted as advertisements
No advertisement will be received ut less than
30 cents, and no advertisement VIII he inserted
for less than three dollars per month
LOCAL nUsiNEEs NOTICES
OF one square Is lines space or more, in
serted in the BULLETIN az follows Less
than one square counted as square.)
One insertion per qnare......."~."".3 80
Two insertions per square""..."..".. 20
Three insertions per squsre...,........ w
Six insertions per quare."...".".." 10
Two weeks per square. ........"...'," %
One month per quare..."...."........ %
Special rates made on large ADVERTISE
mrnts or tor longer time.
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For Rent.

A cottage on Ninth street, in good
repair. Apply 10 i. DE2ONIA,
3-u City National Bank
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In another place will be found the
professional card OF DR.. Ottofy, who for
the last year has made regular visits 10
Cairo. The doctor comes well recon-
mended, and has In his possession nnmer.
Gus certificates from well.known sources
to prove his ability to do all he claims.
He will remain In the
city but few days and those who
desire to consult him should call at Her.
bert's European Hotel without delay.
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THE BIG TOBACCO SALE.

The B.ggesr and Most successful
sale Ever Known Ia cairo.
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ChoICe northern buttlr always OH
hand. Above Is only II few prices Of
somo leading groceries All other things
rs low
We offer prints for 90 per yard also
white mosquito bars for 45c.
A full line OF dry 700 Is, groceries.
boots anil shoes and In tact all goods
needed for family uec.
NEw YoRx SroRs, Cairo, Ill.,,
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A.. NlI.L.X Az .st..~,N l,a u essoutslv al
E3NIx1 r4,N swafiy turt. ruin .rr.. No rubllr'y4
HEnR1hg f'alswpn, er 'Trr, Or cask
VI = W teV&A Yea ~ \,s.l.la. oAi y. thisnsv,S'
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Three Hundred HOgshenda on The
Breaks.
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And u Full Hoard of Boyers Pres.
cut.
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Mr.. Louis Herbert, Ohio levee, Is the
agent for Moerein's celebrated Cincin.
natl beer. An extra fine article. S-2w
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a. HOilRS IN ADVANCE


/ Happy RELIEF 20 yOuDE men IRON
l the effects OF errors and abuses IN
lea q early life Manhood Restored. I'm 9
10 IN pedlments to marriage removed. z
- New ethod Of treatment New .
- y md remarkable remedies. B'oks =
Scrs - and circulars sent free in sealed =
b--E envelopes. Adderss HOWARD ~. ).
10 p ISOLATION AS y. Ninth s.. Phila- q
jcn q delphia. Pa. An Institution hay o
l0 s. inga hign reputation Tor honor, =
- able conduct and professional
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Commission Merchants.

IIlNkLE& TlIisTLEWOOD--
III Cotton and Tobacco Factors and pro-
pIietOrs Of the Farmers Tobacco Warehouse
lZ5 n ~ Commercial Avenue.
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Local RreyIties.

Canine & Whitlock, dentists, ill
teeth In the most satisfactory manner.
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Total .u,..,,.. '.''s '''.. 'V,'S'v-v W
state Of Illinois, County Of Alexander Sss,
/, A. II, Stafford, Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true ~ the best q my knowleuge
and belief. A b. SANFORD, CASHIER
Subscribed and sworn t. before me this oth
day Of July, 1877. H. II. CANDLE,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest
4. II. CUNNiNGHAM. {Dircc,ors.
CD, WILLIAMSON
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WHEAT IN KENTUCKY.

What q Corresponds Mt Has TO Say Of the
Crop in he Vicinity Of Clinton Dis
ratification A mong Shippers as 10
Freight Rates
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Low Prices for All.

Go to the New York store and buy
where goods are sold the lowest. Re-
member money saved in buying your
goods Is better than money made by
hard work. All goods sold at our house
are warrented,the best and as represented
or the money acknowledgements delivered
to all parts OF the city. We defy oompe-
tition both at wholesale and retail and
invite those needing goods to give US a
call. Our stock Is general and complete.
We offer
8 lbs coffee sugar for.................Sl %
Al lbs Rio coffee for..............".... ! %
$ lbs best Rice for........".."........ 20
lbs best Soda crackers..........,...,. ~
Choice cheese per lb...,............. ia
Best pearl starch per lb."."...".... 81
Best sugar &c hams..."...."""." l22
alb Tomatoes per can............... 121
z ID Peaches per can...."..."".. va
Best baking powder per lb...."... 80
Best brown coffee per lb,..".."." 80
Diamond grain powder per lb,"" 80
Country butter per lb"...".,"..".. ~
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:i.u.ocranhy.
RcaiIstntc Agencies.

NJ j. HOWLEi Real Estate Agent. Euys
end sells real osla'c, c0!'.Cla r,Its pay+ iuH>
tor uOn-lcsidents cr. Commercial avenue, BE-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets
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BANK NTATEMENT.

DEPORT Of the condition of the City Ma
IN tional Bank, at Cairo, In the State Of ILL.,
nois, ut the close of business, June %, 1871
RESOURCES.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21
A LEGEND OF BONNER LAKE

Among the survivors Of tho Donncr
party was glr twelve years of age. Ar
ter facing the starvation and misery of
that memorable Winter when they were
showed in at Donncr Lake, the few who
survived made their way over the noun
tams. There were no roads, and great
and almost insuperable obstacles were en-
countcrcd by those starving emigrants.-
At one place short distance this side Of
the Summit the wagons had to be hoisted
ny n very steep place, by ropes attached
to n large tmarack. They were assisted
at this juncture by few Washoe Indi-
ans, and among the band was fine look
ing fellow OF about eighteen Summers,
who was particularly attentive to the par
ty, and after scaling the mountains, offer
ed his services to accompany them, rs ho
was acquainted with the country. Moth
! ing wrong was inferred from the offer, so
he was gladly accepted. He not only
/ went with them over the mountain road,
but stayed in the cghhorhood whorc tho
girl was reared for years alterward. lio
never offered any advances toward her,
never offered an insulting word, and al-
/ though il was suspected that n strange at
I tuchmeut had spUng up on his part to-
ward the girl it was passed hy unnoticcl.
When the young woman married,
/ Noyah the Indian returned To his old
1 homo in the mountains, and the first place
/ no sought was his old familiar hunting
/ grounds by the shore Of the high noun
tain lake. He refused to mix with, or
associate with his old companions, al
I though his parents did all in their power
to a,suage his melancholy ieclngs no
became gloomy and morose, and spent
/ his nights and days around the shores of
tho lake, often sleeping on the very spot
whore the family suffered the .prvations
and agony of that cherries wintor. lle
soon became nu object of curiosity Tor tho
ncighboring Indians, md his strange con-
duct attracted the attention Of their
medicine man." who advised the tribe
! that the young brave was bowitchcd, or
/ posse. ed OF the devil. Tins WINS helm
Gus oGonso with the tribe, and it decided
his fate. One morning ho was found
dead among the bushes, having been
murdered by somo Of his own brethron.
/ lie was burned with appropriate ceremo-
mics MS was The custom in those days.
The story although possessing SEM
/ blnnco OF romance was told us Inst week
whilo out to the lake, by an intelligent
buck, who says it was vouchod for among
/ the older member. Of the tnbo. We had
/ known OF tho fact that Il young Indian
had guided the party, and report had in
formed Us that his name was Trucl<oe,"
after whom the river was named. Other
intormants say Truckeo was the one who
guided tho Fromont party Ytuchcc
I RQabiicaN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

ON Sunday ;he people pour into Dead
wood from the adjoining camps, and dur
ing the day the streets have the appear
once Of a national celebration. On closer
inspection you discover thnI the crowd is
attracted by au auctioncer, who has
mounted barrel and is crying bis wares
the accumulation o all Kinds ul pawned
property. On the other side, the prize
package man holds out valuable induce
mcnt, to q gaping crowd, who, after list
cujug TO IA haIaueuc for fifteen minutes,
stand in awe, with disappointment stump
ed upon their countenances, to see the for
tune they might have possessed had they
only drawn the lucky packet he displays
before them. Then the bands send out
lively music from the free and easys," "
while the merchants are busy barteirg
their wutes for gold dust to tie dusky
miner. Everybody is on the alert, tramp
ing TO and.lr fro, in and ont, and up aud
down the mountain. Then Just around
the corner from the busy throng, the un.
ptetcntious building occupied for church
sends forth it, echoes from the three or
four score worshippcrs there assembled,
and many are the hardy miners who here
take the opportunity to thank God for
health and >urco~s and all these, tooeth-
er with the confusion upon the streets,
and yclps Of dog fghts, reveiberate oven
the hills. When the weather is pleasant,
group, of two and upward are seen wind
ing through the towering bed rocks OF
climbing through the mountain pines
To one not accustomed to this romantic
region, such proceeding religion, traffic,
toll and pleasure going TO make up Sun
day-appcar absurd IN the extreme. But
such i, mountain lie, and in brief time
the most astidious pilgrims from the
more Athenian regions will be accustom
ed to and fascinated by them. Bidck
LLitL Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

The VALUE or a NosE.-Somo yens
ago, in Scotland, two intimate ncighbors,
childless women Of middle age, had each
son born on the samo night. 1t was
cold season, and for greater convenience
and comfort n great fire was built in tho
Kitchen of only ono Of tho two houses,
and tbcro The md-wives dressed tire new.
ly. born babes. Something distracted
their attention and tho identity of tho
infants was lost. There was no atcrna.
tive left but to lonyo to chance the deter.
mnalion Of which was the baby belong
ing in the house whore the FIRE was, and
accordingly it was selected in dark
room, in which the babus were laid sido
by side. The father Of one Of tho infants
was n wealthy man with m immense Ro-
man nose the father Of the other was
poorer aud had n small pug-noso. Time
pHsscd the fathers each died and tho
boys grew to maturity. As thoy grow,
the boy assigned to The rich mans ami-
y showed symptoms Of nose pointing
pertly skywad, while tho othor's faco
developed a huge nose, hooked like m
eaclc's beak. There was no mistnking ths
inference. When the Roman. noscd bay
reoched maturity he brought suit for tho
property lett by the rich man md now
hold by the pug noscd youth. The noses
were brought into court by their
owners and the jury could not hesitate. -
The young man with the Roman dove-
opment was reinstaled in his undoubted
right. 1t was Scottish cnu8e cele6re.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

CHEAP GIRLs.-A girl who makes her
self to cheap is one too he avoided. No
young man, not even the worst, except
for n base purpose, wont- anything to do
with II cheap young lady. For wife
none but fool or rascal will approach
such woman. Cheap jewelry nobody
win tohch it If he can get any better.-
Cheap girls are nothing but the refuse /:
and the young mon know it, and they
will look in every other direction for IA
lifelong friend and companion before they
viii give n glance a. the pinch beck stuff
that tinkles at every turn for fascinating
the eye Of any that will look. You think
it is quite the correct thing" to tall;
loudly and hoarsely be bosterous and
hoidenish in all public plnces to mako
yourself so bold and forward md com
mouplace, everywhere, That people Won
der If you ever had mother, or home.
or anything to do So bc 1t. You will
probably be taken for what you are worth
and one Of these years, lyon do net
make worse than shipwreck OF yourself
you will begin to wonder where tho
charms are tina, once you thought your
self possessed of md what evil spirit
could have so beioolcd you. Go on. but
remember, cheap girls attract nobody
but fools and rascals. 81 Mc-N{tdn'S Nag
az6,e.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21
Advertising Rates :
anyuRTgSEaS' DIRECTORY.

aArrl, JR Dealer in Clothing, Etc, I'm
der 0ld iollows' Hall, Weaverville.
BEACH LODGE No. 800, l. o. G. T., meets
ave- ~Hjay evening.
CITY MARKET, Wm. Todd, Proprietor
Main Street, Weavcryille.
CONE LODGE, No 81, |. o. O. f., Trinity
Cen /, neetS every saturday evening.
Earl. A. r. Justice Of the Peace and Notary
Rj.i-, Douglas City.
gMpi T. HOTEL. Main Street, Weayerville,
WilInm COndon, Proprietor.
Gi3eA w HOSPITAL SOCIETY, meets first
snniay in March, June, Sept. and Dec.
GRADY. DIR. j. f., Dental and Medical Grad
.uat Ulice. Theater Building, Up-Stails.
GRIF| ~, N. T., Main Street, Weavervilie
GUPTI LS MALoNEY, Dealer. in General
Memu3ndl>a, Indian Creek Trinity Co.
uANsl,N, D., Dealer in Tobacco, Cigars, etc.
Main street, Woaveryillc.
H0CKEE, HENRY Dealer in Provisions, etc.
Min Street, Weayeryille.
IRWIN JOHN c., Attorney and Counselor
AT Law, Woaycryille, California.
JONES, T. f., County Judge, Olice in Court
! IloUsa, VI cayoryille.
EARSIlY a ABRAMS, Dealers in Clothing
and Dry Goods, WeayorTillc.
zUPEl, KARSKY & CO., Dealers in General
Merchandise, junction City.
LANG, NJ, Dealer in Groceries, Liquors, etc
Main Street, eaycryille.
LORD, DR. JOHN, Physician and Surgeon,
Weayeryille.
L0RING, +. H.. Dealer in General Mer-
chaudise, Trinity Confer.
L0VEIOY, +. p, Attorney at Law, Office
cowt House Building, Weayeryille.
L0WDEN, W.. US. Deputy Surveyor, Of
fee, ill Street, Weaveryille.
MASON y T!lAYER, Dealers in General
MerchondlSc, Douglas City.
MARTIN, JOHN, Dealer in Flour and Grain,
e MAN street, Weayerville. @
AcCA Si.AND, e. T., Ropaircr of Watches
ny C'otNS, WeaveYille.
0NlAGUE, Dir. j. c., County Physician
Vhce, Voart street, Wcavorville.
NEW l0@N HOTEL, Main Street, Weaver
.zz fHle Norris y Rule, rroprietors.
-HokTil .'. 4 BREW North Fork, Cal.
fiec Bros, iropiiotors.
N0RTli STAR LODGE, No. 81, l.. O. O. F.,
me every Thursday evening.
flNct t., Dealer in Dry Goods and Cloth
Ing Nam Street, WeavcrvilIe.
hodAL CANADIAN FIRE INSURANCE
!, ~ Voll lliany-C. W. Craig, Agent
'VHalh, LOUIS, Boot and Shoe Store, Main
eue t. Weavcrville.
'hG&l IA W & HYDE, Music Dealers, SAN
>IEii NftANIplfE&rrV N. 10 a. n &,