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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-08

Concerning serious mining accident hap
pening in its vicinity, the Eureka Sentinel
has the following:
James Farrell, miner employed in the
Bald Eagle mine at the head OF Goodwin can
yon, was yesterday afternoon blown up by the
premature explosion of blast. He was seri-
ously injured, though just how bad we were
unable to learn. The main force of the blast,
with its flying missiles, seems to have struck
him about the face, shoulders and head. His
eyes were badly burned, and pieces of rock
were found sticking in his face, r P. Nc
Daniel, foreman of the mine, came down in a
hurry for physician, and could not therefore
tell the extent of the unfortunate mans nju-
ries. He was of the opinion; however, that
he viii stand fair show of recovery. Mr.
Mcdaniel had not time to enter into details
as to how the accident occurred.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-08

OF an exotic sage brush left pining lonely
and wistful, yet bearing its companionless
state with fortitude and strength of purpose
the Reno Journal relates as follows
Reno gentleman took sage-brush plant
over to California with him few days ago
and planted it there He looked for the
dryest, bleakest and windiest spot in which
to place it. 1t is growing very nicely, but
appears to sigh for its Washoe zephyrs. 1t
wants its eyes filed with sand and the sport
i've Piute maiden to step on it, but we guess
it is hearty enough to withstand these disap-
pointments
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-08

The study Of biology on the sedgy serages
of the meandering Reese is attended with
such fundamental obstacles as are told of by
the ReveilIe, Says that exhaustless vehicle
Of the veracitics:
Ma, when caterpillar3 grows up does they
be cats!" vas the question miniature man
in this city asked his mother, as he took q
bunch of mashed caterpillars out of his hip
pocket. Instead of taking him upon her knee
and giving him lesson in natural history,
the mothers reply was only, Cit out of the
house with them nasty things, you filthy little
brat When people talk in such a strain to
their children, tloN can they expect them to
grow up entomologists or scientists of any
sort
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-08

If there is any ''persecution" in the efforts
of Carr and Sargent against the Chronicle it
is evident in the incarceration of the ikeliest
scamp in the whole of that papers Editorial
Staff. Pinney in Jail while any De Young is
out of the Penitentiary is too glaring an in
Justice not to be noted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-08

The printers, who erected the monument
and bronze bust over the grave of Horace
Greeley at Greenwood, have issued, III the
highest style OF topographic art, an octave
pamphlet Of "a pages, giving full history of
the movement, with the speeches, poems, etc. ,
delivered at the unwilling of the bust
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-08

Now that Pinney openly edits the San
Francisco Chronicle from his cell in the
County jail, the true inwardness of that pa
per may possibly present itself even to the
least obseryant
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-08

At a celebration at Bath, England, sus-
pension bridge across the Avon fell down.
carrying with it about 200 people Twenty
dead bodies have been recovered
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-08

The demoralizations of an age where fash
ion supersedes religion, morals and the tradi-
tons of our forefathers, are too, too sadly il
lustrated by the Reveille, in the following
touching and suggestive anecdote:
A squaw in a millinery store, purchasing a
new - bunnit" to wear at the fandango, which
shortly comes off at Saltwater, was what this
reporter beheId last evening She was as
fastidious and hard to please a white
woman is when engaged in similar pastime,
and tried on, and looked in the mirror to see
how it became her, nearly every hat in the
establishment. Having made her selection,
she rolled it in her handkerchief and putting
it under her arm, marched out of the store,
saying to herself in the Indian tongue I'd
just like to see the shape Of the copper
colored woman that can put on more style
than l can at that fandango.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-08

Edward Trowbridge, Z, S, Consul at Bar
BADGES is dead Of hydrophobia. He per
formed excellent service during the war
against blockade runners.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-08

Pinney's impudent letter is a tissue of
shameless falsehoods- sort of cellular tissue
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-08

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L United States for the District Of Nevada
In v A. Muller and P c. Weber, bankrupts In bank
ruptcy.
Notice is hereby given the creditors of said bankrupt
and all parties interested that TUESDAY, THE 18th
DAY OF JUNE, 1877 10 o'clock and the Court room
Of said Court Carson City District aforesaid have been
appointed the time and place when said Court will,
hearing inquire whether the resolution passed by the cred
itors OF said bankrups the goth day Of May, 1877
cepng the proposal of composition made by said bank
rups, passed required by law, and whether the
for the best interest Of all concerned when and
where all parties interested may appear and be heard in
that behalf.
Witness the Hon f. W. HIYER Judge Of said District
Court, and the seal thereof hereto affixed Carson City
District OF Nevada, this 9th day OF June, 1877.
lsEAL.l T. J. EDW ARDS. Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GOOD n EWS
CARSON CITY.
IN VIEW OF THE PREV tILING HARD
Il times, are now selling our
GOODS At LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES
WE OFFER AGAIN
1914 Best Sheeting at 81 cents
Worth 80 cents,
is yards of Calico for ST.,
SUMNER SILKS, 81! ce"t.. and Upwards.
TwO-ply OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. cents.
Grenadine Dress Goods. cents
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-08

There is secret motive underlying the &C
tions of the purest and best, The MORNING
APrE>L sometimes has these secret, uncon-
fessed motives 1t has entertained the like
toward the slippery-elm poultice policy Of
Rutherford the Good Candor exacts the
confession of this actuating impulse. We do
not like any open, shameless act of plagia-
ris!n. Are Sergeant Bates and his flag bearing
trip to be forgotten? Is it not enough that
Andrew Johnson attempted to fitch from the
gallant Sergeant the honors of this emulcient
movement? AS all mankind knows, johnson
sought to divert attention from the fact of his
Iicatical effort by naming it My Policy.
Now comes Rutherford the Good, plagiarising
i travesty, ignoring both the inventor and
the nnitator, and silent toward poor Andy
and blind toward Bates, waves his flag in the
face of an observant people and dubs his sto-
len thunder The Era of Good Feeling,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-08

CARSON CITY SAVINGS BANK
Corner of Carson and Proctor streets. u
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
GEORGE TUFLY, RICHARD KIRMAN
F. D. sTADTMULLER, JACOB KLEIN.
GEORGE 7. DAVIS, GEORGE B. HILL,
L. A. HERRICK, JOHN @. FOX.
A. W. PRAY
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
RICHARD KIsxAs, F. D. sr4D1NrnsA,
GEORGE TUFLY.
THIS BANK WILL RECEIVE SAVINGS
II Deposits in sums low One Dollar, and issue
Pass Books for the same
VIII issue Time and Call Certificates of Deposit, and
receive Commercial Deposits open account subject to
check or draft on demand
VIII pay interest Time Certificates and Savings De-
posts.
Buy and sell exchange on New York. Canada and San
Francisco. Currency and Bullion bought aud sold
Make collections. loan money, and discount CONNER
cal paper
AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING INSURANCE
COMPANIES:
French Corporation, and
Comm ercIaI Union OF London
GEORGE TuFLY, President.
RICHARD kIRMAS, Vice President
GEORGE B. HILL, Cashier noyls
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
The Carson City Savings Bank from and after April 9th
will buy and sell mining stocks. Liberal margins will Be
allowed on approved stocks.
San Francisco correspondent, l. Glazier & Co.
April 7, 1877. GEORGE B. HILL, Cashier.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-05
IT mas sroop rms rEsr

II yoa doubt no wouaerful snuccss q
sWtoH's CosspnrItoS GrEt, give Il >
trial, then u ron are not perfectly salts.
lca, return The bottle AID We vii teiHnd
the price paid. Il has established the
fAei that Consumption cAu be cured,
while iut Conehs. Hoafseness. Asthma,
Whoopiug Congb. and all Lung ard
Throat troubles, there j. nothing Ike IL
TOT 8 quick and positive cure, and Il eti-
dom falls. 10 oruss. 50 cculs. aud : %
per bottle II yoar LnaKs are sore,
OF Chest OF Back lame, use Smtou's
PogoUs PIAsTtg, Prizes "a cents, Sold
by Wait & Hard
DIR. sHiLOnS System WHALE.
Ek j. no doubt The most successful cure
for Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint We
have ever known, otherwise We would
not guarantee a. In cAfcs OF Consump-
lion, where General Debility, Loss Of
Appetite and Constipation exist, u will
restore aud requisite tho System while
CURE allays the iua smAilon
aud heals the lungs Price 70 cents
Sold by Wait & Hard.
HACkMETACk, rich and fragrant
pea fame Sold by Wait 4 Hard, Man.
chester, VT, elsewhere by All dealers.
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A HAD Csss Of sorefaia Of FsWrtssa Nsars
standing Cured ia rive weeks.

NORTH PowNAL, VI, Dec. z, 1873.
Mr.. a. l.. Sullman- Dear Sir. This
is TO certify that have been troubled for
The last flfleen years with Seroinlous
complaint that was pronounced incnrs.
bic by all physicians who were knowing
of the case. ! was declared beyond
hope, aud Ia fact my grave clothes were
made, with the expectation that ! would
die at any moment. For some ten years
was as good as dead to the world, and
no one who knew OF my case ever imag
incd for a moment that there was any
help tor me. Whom | commenced the
use OF your medicine ! was as | aud
every one of my friends supposed, on
my death.bed; but to my great joy, after
taking il for two weeks, | got about, and
at this writing | feel like new man. |
can walk with ease, aud DO considerable
work, which have not been able TO do
In ten years.
You may be sure Il is with feelings OF
gratitude that write this, and | would
cheeriully answer all inquiries from
those suffering with disease who may
have no faith in "patent medicines"
cannot DO too much for such valuable
medicine in return for benefits received
Truly yours, BISHOP WilPPLE
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nowIt isDonc.

The first object in life with the Ameri-
can people is to "get rich"; the second 4,
how to regain good health, The first
can be obtained by energy, honesty aud
saving; the second, good health,) by
using GREENS AUGUST FLOWER. Should
You be respondent sufferer from any
of the effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Com-
plant, Indigestion, &c, such as Sick
Headache, palpitation of the Heart, Sour
Stomach, Habitual Costiveness, Dizzi.
ness of the Head, Nervous Prostitution,
Low Spirits, &C., you need not suffer
another day. Two doses of AUGUST
FLOWER will relieve you at once. Sam,
pie Bottles 10 cents. Regular size rs
cents. Positively sold by all irst-class
Druggists in the U. s., and by Wait Il
Hard, Manchester and Factory Poit, VT.
Att
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nENxINoroN COUNTY counr.


hos. WALTER c. DrNroS, Chief Judge
Hos. ]. v. CARNEY, Assoe,a,c Iraoos
Hos. A. L. GRAHAM Ass'''a'' '"'k''
Jons v. HALL, Clerk
DAVID cRoPrr, Sheriff.
w. II. SuELpoS, States Attorney
Conrl finished ils business here Mon
day. We give below the decision in
cases not before reported,
Beard, sons & Co, rs W. II. Fullerton
Judgmea. for PLAINTIFF.
Morgan & Beanelt "a l.. Greenslit.
Judgment for plaintiffs.
Tyrei & Kent Is G.. +. Utley. Judg-
men. for plaIalih. one cent
Henry wyman "a - G., Woodward.
Plaintiff non-suied. Judgment for de.
feadAnl for return Of property, one ceni
damages aud costs.
Hay G. wife "a A. Woodward. Judg
meus for plaIatla..
u. q. liosley 81 G. Amedon. Jndg-
ment Tor plaintiff.
Henry O'liayr uS. 8 Clemons. Jndg.
menl for plaintiff.
n. Galusha - y. & 5. NJ. West. Judg.
msnt for plaintiff.
A. d. Graves r. Vermont Mills. Jadg,
inca. for plaintiff.
r. r. Jeweit 70 " Grace and Trustee.
Judgment ou report.
Thomas ieaing q J. l.. Mccall. Verdict
Tor plaintiff, exceptions By plaintiff
Lawrence Bros. r. wes, & Bro. Judg
meat tor plAlntifrs,
n. Miilingion rs Arlington Car Co.
Judgment for plAlntiG.
Miner 4 Andrews q same. Jadg
neat for plainsIiss
l.. Munson - I. d. nurd. Judgment
for piAlnsin.
same ~ T. B. & Il. ;. Hard Jads
meat los piAintilf.
Minis 4 TO. - West s Bro. Judg
meat COT plaintiffs.
OdeiI 4 Liillebraut 70 Wet s. Bro
Judgment 70, PLAINTIFF.
II. Perkins r. W A. Adams. Judg
meat ior plaintiff.
J. A. sheldon - H. Moncriei, Non
salted.
BkstsAkiil National Bank - A. ID. Can
Geld. Judgment for plslntin.
same - W. l.. MsAuley. Jadgmsn
ioF plhluiin.
J. VI. Warren & Co. = West 4 Bro
Jadgment Cor plaiautis
There viii be AZ adloarbed term 0
eoar Al BenHlugton, Jnly 10th. Cor bear
iag cakacoFy cases, 81 whieh some ia
poannl cases viii be hesra, among ether
thai Of &. Roberts - Barnam Richardson
~ a., IN regard 10 Peru turnpike.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION; a
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result of MENTAL OVER
WORK INDIsCRETroSs or EXCESS, or some
drain upon the system, is always cured
by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No 28. II tones up and invigorates the
system. dispels the gloom aud despon-
dency, imparis strength and energy
the drain and rejuvenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers. Price
$l.00 per single vial, or $500 per single
package of five vial and $500 vial Of
powder. Sent by mail on receipt of price
Address, HUMPHREYS HOMEO-
PATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
1909 FULTON ST., NEW YoRK,
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norsL ARRIVALS.
Eaaiass Hoass.

Il. ". osyts. Proprietor.
M. aud ME-. ". II. I@vin. two children aud
ssrv.nl onsehman audi Two barsss. Miss Ads NJ.
benson, Mira. Habbeli. aew fuit
hfs Nslis. Mes Yorf.
Miss Welis
81 NJ hmith.
NJ and Nrs J. Moore, New York
Mrs. ". = hiFeaR, thtec children aud two
servants, Chicago.
r KsH Coilius, PhiGdoiphia.
W q. Freddy.
q W. Frsedlsy,
J. l.. ghoupsan. IT,, Troy.
Mrs Warren.
NJ. ard Mr.. John II. wat.oB, four children
sad ssiysnt. coAcbmsn aud four horses, New
fork
Ihsflss II. Bates aud wife, Kalamazoo.
kolsit Bonner aud wife and servant, SsN
rak.
M.H !. Bonner. Mes York
Miss BonnsT,
iGobt. X. Bonner,
Joseph y. Patterson, PhlladslpAia.
Fraakhn Maevtagh, Chicago,
Jssss Oskiey ADD Wife, olachmAu aud two
horses, SoS York.
Miss Kate Oakley, kew York,
Miss Irene Oakley;
Mrs. james Taylor, Kalamazoo.
A q. Adams. hoNi0n.
Otis W Booth and wife, Mics Linsly, Mis-, &.
Ilusly, New York
". H. ttobarison aud Wife, New York
Charles Hays aud WIFE, child and servant,
Pitsbufgh.
Me JShn c. GILLESPIE. Col. Vanderbilt Allen,
ebild and servant cssehmAn Gnc tSo horses,
New York.
NJ. and Mrs ] l. Manning. ooaehman aud
two horses, Mics Pauline Root, Troy.
Mfs. Newell, rFsstol. con1.
lieury A. Oakley, New York.
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A. J GAl, Proprietor.
lion. W. e. nnnt0n Railsnd
Hon. q. n. DAxsnpprt, hrAltloboro.
Mr. aud Mrs.. q. r. Hatch, Now York.
Mfs. NJ. A. Gray, Albany.
Mas Boyd,
Jobs Cunningham, Troy.
John l. Hall, Bennington.
Hon. A. u, Gardner, Bennington.
y. Finley,
" A. HAFmAu
j. d. MeAcham.
J. W. Beebe,
Mrs. G. A. BGrrus, Cleveland.
Mics Carrie BGFTue,
J x Batebeldtr. Arlington,
Edward MeCAmmon, Albany.
Charles Field, Vermont.
Miss Fannie fisld. Vermont
Mics kittie Field, .
r. J. Boyd, jacksonville.
". r, French, Albany.
VI. u Gray, New Orleans.
Mrs. Mary h, Cunningham, Valley PAlls
Miss Maria Cunningham,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-05

ALL WHO SUFFER FROM Dropsy and
Kidney Diseases can be cured by using
HUNTS REMEDY, the great Kidney
Medicine. HUNTS REMEDY is pure.
ly vegetable, and used daily by our best
Physicians In their practice. All Di-
seases OF the Kidneys, Bladder aud uri.
nary Organs, are cured by HUNTS
REMEDY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-05

Commander Holden furnishes ns The
following Remington Co. Battalion
Veteran Soldiers Reuaian. Commander,
willard Holden "a, Arlington; Ado.
ianl John {. Blaekmer, Manchester DE.
pct, QasFiermAsscr, a. J. Noyes, North
Bennington; Surgeon, DR.. G. A. Perry.
Readsboro; Sorg'I-Maior. \. l.. Andrew,
Arlington; QnAriermas,er-Scrgt u. w.
Taft, WinhAll. Recruiting 0fGcers-E
r. Hart, LAudgrove; u. w. Tan, Win.
bali aud Pcru; &c. BlaokmAr, MaBehes.
ter A. W. Kilburn, Dorset; c. A. Bun.
dy. Arlington; Albert Amidon, Suuder.
land &; George Bartlett, ShAtisbury; Il. O.
Gore, Bennington; W W. Thayer, Pow
nal; Abner Quiilerneld, Woodford aud
Searsburg; A. ] Pike, ReAdsboro aud
Stamford. Mr.. Holden also informs us
that the boys are wide awake, and re-
eruiting is going on brlskly 10 all quar-.
tiers. Remington county will have :ihe
largest battalion on the ground, as she
Ought to have. We do not see how any
old soldier could be hired to stay at home
on that occasion.
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NOTICE /!

Having sold my interest In the Carriage bnsi.
ness TO r. H. Kelley. all accounts 10 said business
are payable 70 him. v. GROVER.
notice.
Having purehAsed Of " Grover his CarriA gs
business. stock and sccounts, ] am prepared TO
do JobhiDe Work cheap for cash. Carriage
Painting And Trimming speciality
l.. II. KELLEY.
Factory Point. W., March. 1877 a.
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soCTH by Fkilreka faf SEES Tork. Albsuy, Troy
south AaA West Al II &a .. n. kaA ~ D. n.
x0RTH b. Fsilfasd for hatlAba. buriingt9E
North and Easl 81 , a and OK
GRANVILLE nan BY stage o4oAos - la & =
r0af 0FFlcE opea from ? a, N. tosrM
Mails from tie Norsh trriys Al the Poet afltt -
a. n ss1 o.
Mails from lhs souih kTiitt 81 the l0st 0ihea
sta and u8 ~
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CLARKE's TooTu ACHE DRoPs cure
Instantly. 4.ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES


Masonic.
The next Regular Communication OF Adoniram
Lodge. 7. n A. NJ. will be held on Thursday
evening, June q, at Factory Point
]. II. WHIpPLE. W..
Adaniram Chapter, No. IL, 1t. A. ~.
Next regular convocation on Thursday even
Ing Juue 20sh al ~ O'Clock.
W. A. BLACK. Sect
skinner Post No. ~. q, A. r.,
Meets in Adams Hall, Factory Point, on
the first Tuesday evening Of each month
JOHN q. BLACKMER Commander
Grant ledge, No. IOi, 4. q. q. r.
Meets at Adams Hall every Saturday evening
At O'Clock All members of the "order" are
invited Degree meetings every first aud third
saturday evening OF each month at o'clock
T. J. H0YT, l. y.
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AYERS HAIR VIGoR,
For Restoring Gray Hair


Aarsnolng sstfs saskasss. care, 5assrpstRs
sent AMI ksfsattsrY rFssisfa@. tgss. sA tRfN
the hair graz sna siiheg e tasgH twsfns u e
tae1 nfxnatafelFs
AtSss NuH NFaaA - loss aua stisatits sss
las Ffaesp tAss a steps The hliag - The BAR
laimeiisielf ftsH repsws the Gfesih, ana 81
Ntrs turciF RESTORES So eoisf, sAen fsssa -
gray. Il stimuiAtea the naffiilss aFEAua te
keAlihy tctvgty. sud preserves beth he hait sna
.la ttsaty. Thes bFs,hY, veat g. sieklI hsig
heoruses slessy. ptAhls and sffenE shensa lost
hair reefnss sith Heslf etpteasisa ftlaH8 has
Is Cheeksi aaa stabli.hsd nltu hsir thicitns,
sua fAded o. gray hair RESUME thtf aIiEinsl
caier. tis cFefstiau is srfe epa hkfmisss. II
eaiss asndfaH. heals Al huWafs sAd kssps -
saip cpa'. clean Ard snf Hndef sAich ceNal.
tens atss Asss - TIE SCALP are tmpassiblss
Az . arsssipg faf lsale. kaf, che Nteaa j.
praised Toe lts Erateiai anil agreeable ptffams,
aad vsiusd &c The sot lhstfs and uChhss ~
lame Il lmpatts.
rAErkHFp ~
DR J. e. AfKR a Co. Lowell Mass
fneiisal AID AnalyiiaAl Chsmlsls
SOLD M ALL DRUGGISTS AND uKlLERs
IN MEniulN a.
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u.st Asfss IL Bias Lsafss &c IS ;
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Arrives Is Esarbs.tts taras1 sspei MeaaaY
Wednesdays a2a FFa4are Al u A.
aerxnsyse. itksss NaasAasfss fslifuIa dope
faesAsys. Thufs6sfs tNA AsimratFs q il a. y
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Fsr@, Lss8ewuNs fsaa3paaagW, esss.ef A.
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Arrives 81 kanebsstsr railroad depot MaBaa y
wednesdays and Tf38sgs Il ~
Ar4NKptNa lssvaa K4af1esSsr railroad dsps
Iaanasys ThafnaAss EAA Saturdays a. III A. ~.
.fisf sFTifal q - y a u. trs5A roihg NORTH
Fsasa basa4snaefv'y IS C7osfr.
T. D. Curyfs. Proprietor
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Three members were admitted TO the
Congregational church last Sabbath, by
profession.
The new and broad platform aud
steps extending across the whole front Of
The Congregational church have been
neAtly palnled, and are both assful and
ornamental.
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Local Intelligence.

THURSDAY July s. iss7
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The season is forward aud crops are
looking finely.
There Is some new bulldiag In pro-
gress in this vicinity Luther Perry is
erecting = new barn, Holman Barrows
su Ell part to HE honse, and David Hos
ley an addition TO his barn.
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dasue. u tbs Grove near The Borough.
JAY ilh, ior The heueas Of he bad. The
boys have made great prcgress IN ile
musical Inc. aud deserve bcneEt.
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: There was picnic followed By
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W ihaftr anu genus Hochet uhuuheF-
chiefs, aud other fancy goods.
"A man III this village has shot over
twenty robins the pssl few days. ID order
to save few cherries. A good, healthy
robin will manage TO get away with
about a pint Of Insects OF various kinds
every day. foar quarts OF insects daily
would be : small allowance for the robins
our friend has killed. Most Of The insect.
destroyed by birds are destructive "a
vegetation, and II 1t Rere not fo- the
help OF the fesihered tribe Ia keeping
down THE army OF predatory insects, II
would be nearly useless to plant or COW
We think our friend could have found
better use Tor bis powder aud shot.
Peter Bowman is fixing up th,
Mountain bouse, al the top OF Noun
! Equinox, for the accommodation Of thos,
who wish TO spcnd the night there FOL
the purpose Of seeing Tia glorious suuse
and snnrise. He found the s,epa gone
aud ali the lumber that could be tori
frofh The house readily, nsed by pArtlel
who have speai The night there, for ihI
purpose Of making a bonfire. Perhsp
the trespAssers did not realize bow ver]
mean and desploAble saeh An Act vas I
il no easy lob 10 hanl Lumber 10 that 10
+ oalily, aud II il carried there And ID,
house built, more for The accommodation
Of people who Wait The mosu,Ais thai
for any real prohslt brings, aid to dessrol
+ !, i an injury 20 lbe public more than Il
private lndiyiduAls.
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