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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
pIaMoaDs. ,JEWEIRY, &C.. AT AUCTION s1E'.s..
On TUESDAY, 22d instant, at o a. M. ana
P. will sell at my new ooms over 9io,ooo
worth OF the a6oye-named goods, from one OF Inc
largest importing houses In the United slales. ~
: Would Inention,in part I, :.
1so SOLID GOLD and sTLyER. WATCHES,
LADIES SOLID GOLD WATCHES y7ls, inia1id with
soh ai5n Guild GUARD, NECK, and VEST r
soLIb doID CAMEO and , oN Tx LooKllETs'
E M slt,TR aoMIS-soLD BahC ELETs &C.. &C.
In fact. every article usually found In rst-class
To M tchase are invited to call
McNiS Ia Z. Q 1sti Instant, and examine The stock
Every article offered VIII be sold with the fullest
nn especaIIy the lade
to This sale, am satisfied that this IS the ost gat
liable sfock of such sooss that has been oherea az
years. 81 ssE,s e1'Ji, =, % ~oor5 !. ,ot;onoor
- @ 4. :, CONTINUED SALE. .sg,tt@
The above sale will be continued at the same hours
Toby % tWednesday).r COOK .uctiopeer.
~ By E. B. Cook. Auctioncer,g%
1911 Main street. .e.. as
FURNITURE, PIANOS, &C., AT AUG.
T. fTION.-THIS DAY at l0h O'Clock VIII sell AT
my .warerooms an assortment OF HOUSEdoLD
FURNITURE, embracing r-.
B MnIIy 9si E Gs BSE,sAAT CHAIRS,
s aG9s, h iaS SH Hk.s &C.: ~ t'
Two 'sIX-OCTAyE PIANOS.
SHUCK and HAfR-TOP MATTRESSES. &C.. &c
&C So 80 Z. B. COOK, Aucttoneer:
DICHMOND ~ q" :,
Il | = : " ' Horse AND MULE BAZAAR.
DAyIS'S
EXCHANGE, LIVERY. AND sALE-sTAB-ES'
1893 AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET.
Twill sell by auction on WEDNESDAY. October
Dad instant at II o'clock A. NJ, from 20 TO ~
head of WESTERN HORSES, MARES ana
Null Els among which MAY be found -,or,c,,e
Several superior RIDING aad hSl1
and a Ladies' RIDING and DRlVlNG-tONi )
One najr five year old MULES. 155 hands high
closely matched. sound, and superior workers.
ALSO.
EXPRESS WAGONS, just received from Balti-
more OF superior workmanship.
ALSO.
HARNESS OF every description.
ALSO,
SADDLES. BRIDES. HALTERs.
WAGUN-COLIARS, TRACE-CHAfNS,
All stock guaranteed as represented or money re-
Outside stock received up to hour of sale.
oc 22 O. G. BURTON. Aucsloneer.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
ID EcUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTIAs.
HOUSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

ROBERT r. LYME. Auctloneer. OF
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

HIGH WATER.-Last Sunday, Jan.
18th, marked the highest water of the
season in the streams of this county. In
the vicinity of Weaverville and in the
northern part Of the county, the creeks
and gulches ran more water that day
than any other for many years. East of
TRINITY river, the storm seems to have
been even heavier than on this side
Fred and Louis Frey, who own ditch
out OF Grass Valley creek and are faml
lar with every rise and fall of that stream
since 1851, say it was never so high be
io'e, and that on Sunday it was fully two
feet higher than at any time during the
Hood Of 1861 2. M. Ii. Lowden tells us
thst every guch on that side of the river,
III the vicinity of Lowden Ranch, was Il
young river. From John w. Smith we
learn that Readings and Browns Creek,
coming in on the south side of Trinity
river below Douglas City, were higher
IMAM IN '6i probably three or four feet
ne'"ys. George Williamson, Hum boldt
mailman, also informs US that the down
river Country was no exception and that
he succeeded in finding water everywhere;
Notwithstanding all which he made the
through trip on time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

OUTSIDE DAMAGE.-At this time OF
year, and particularly when it is stormy
and water high, we find it difficult to ob-
tain definite information from the outside
camps of this county. Sucn is the case
at present. That much damage has been
done to mining property is certain, but
how much cannot even be approximated
Smiley's head dam, on Reading Creek,
and Wiltshire & Co.'s dam, on Big Bar
Creek, are gone, and there is doubtless
much more damage done to fumes, ditch
es and dams In other sections. The to
tai amount Of damage, however, is very
small in comparison with the benefits the
storm will bring to the people of the
county, even those who suffer directly
being largely recompensed for their loss
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

lNsTALLATIoN.-The following officer.
OF Evening Star Rebekah Degree LODGE
No. 35, l. o. o. F., were installed Wed
nesday evening, Jan. SOth, 1873. bv J.
w. Philbrook, D. d. G. NJ: TIE. Jones,
n. g.; Mrs. Kate S. Philbrook, V. G.;
Mrs. Lizzie E. Craig, R. S.; Mrs. Do,
rothea Hansen, Treas; Thos. j. CONWAY,
w.; Mrs. Minna Hagelman, c.; Mrs.
Mary Jones, R. S. N. g.; Mrs. Matte
). Mathews, L. S. N. g.; c. w. Craig,
X. 5. " g.; Mrs. Louisa Stiler, L. S
V. IT,; j. D. Mathews, I.G., F. w
Young, o. G. After installation the
members Of the Lodge and few invited
guests partook of a bounteous supply oil
refreshments and enjoyed themselves for
two or three hours with music and social
chat,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

WHY are the Weber Pianos preferred
by the musicians to those of other max
ers ? 1t is well-known fact that not
one in fifty manufacturers Of this noble
instrument knows how to play the piano,
while 1t is also well known that the man
uIacturer Of the Weber Piano was edu.
Gated in Germany rs pianist, organst and
vlolncellist and is thorough musician.
who can understand the mu ,lcians small
lest wish, and as II mechanic, he knows
how to execute it, having made every
part of the instrument hundreds OF times
with his own hands, a~ apprentice, jour
neymap and employer; in fact he is
termed the Great Working Piano Max
er." In this thorough school, rs muSi.
clan and mechanic. the manufactures OF
the Weber Piano (Abert Weber, stands
alone in America.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02
The Parent of Insomnia.

The parent of insomnia or wakefulness
Is In nine cases out of ten a dyspeptic
stomach. Good digestion gives sound
sleep, indigestion interferes with it. The
brain and stomach sympathize. One of
the prominent symptoms of weak state
OF the gastric organs is disturbance Of
the great nerve entrepot, the brain. In
vigorate the stomach, and you restore
equilibrium to the great centre. A most
reliable medicine for the purpose is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, which is far
preferable to IMMORAL sedatives and pow
erful narcotics which, though they may
for time exert a soporilc influence upon
the brain, soon cease to act, and invar;a-
bly, injure the tone of the stomach. The
Bitters, on the contrary, restore activity
10 the operations of that all important or
gan, and their beneflcient influence is re-
hected in sound sleep and tranquil state
OF the nervous system. A wholesome
impetus is likewise given to the action of
the liver and bowels by its use.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

WAGON ROADS all over this section of
country have been greatly damaged by
n'gh water and continuous rain. On the
"e"Verville and Shasta Wagon Road,
inc bridge across Browns Creek has
oeen washed out, but new grade has
oeeh dug and good ford made. AT this
ehu OF the Lowden Bridge across Trinity,
'ne bank was cut into and portion of
tue Soutment washed out, rendering the
o''dge unsafe for wagon travel. Mat.
Howden says the bed rock is bare and the
or'dge can be repaired in few days af-
'sr lhe water goes down. The road has
"'so been cut out in other places and more
VI less hlled with slides, but not damaged
very much. The Lewiston Turnpike is
n''ed and cut ont in places, but few
u"y' shoveling with gang of men will
make it all right.
wagon communication to Douglas Ci-
" ana Hay Fork, also to Junction City,
canon City and North Fork is interrupt
eu temporarily by high water and dam
ago 10 The roads. In most cases only a
snort time will be required to put them
In order again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Of APPLICATION FOR
PATENT To A
PLACER MINING CLAIM.
United States Land Office,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA,
NOVEMBER l2th. 1877

NOVEMBER I'm, 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ A. q. Price, John A. Burger aud
Ellis Flowers, whose Post Ofico nddrcs,
is Canon City, Trinity County, State OF
California, have made application for n
Patent for a Gold Bearing Placer Mino
situated in Canon Mining District, in said
County and State, and known as tho
HARMON GOLD PLACER MINE,
and mere particularly known and dcscrib-
cd rs follows, to-wt:
Beginning at Rock 2lxlix3 inches
marked II, 500 w 1923 chains thence
running S72o w $40 chains to Rock
l5xl2x5 inches, marked III thence run
ming West 5.61 chains to Post marked
G G II Co in rock mound thence run
ping North 1910 chains TO n Black Oak
marked + 5 thence running N70oE
1860 chains to Rock l6xl0X5 inches.
marked II, in earth mound thence rum
ming S7ll9 oE H. 80 chains toplnco OF be-
ginning being Lots IL aud 10 also
Flowers and Smith location, commencing
TO Post marked + ) in rock mound
running West 7.35 chains; thence run
ming MEOW 1878 chains to Rock
lSxl2xi0 inches marked III ; thence rum
ming N70oE 800 chains 10 Blacls Oak
marked + $ thence running South 1910
chains to place of beginning Lot No.
80. Comprising Lots IL, 40 and Co.,
Containing 40 ID. 100 acres. In Town
ship 81 N, II 10 and IL Wost, NJ. ID. NJ.
Bounded on East by Government Land,
ON the North by II. G. Wit and Frank
Howoll's Placer Mine, on the West by
NJ. l.. knowlton's Claim, and on tho
South by tho IIog'cm Hill Claim.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are required to present the sumo
to the Register aud Receiver Of the Unit
ed States Land Office Mt Shasta, Calior-
nia, within sixty days from tho first day
of Publication of this notice.
AARON BELL,
novl7 God. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

a CHNAMAN and mule went into
Oregon Gulch the day OF the high water
and were swept down by the current
The mule succeeded in getting ou: short
distance below, but the Celestial journey
ed on into Trinity river which was boom
ing. His " cousins observing this drove
the mule into Junction City and-~were
surprised short time after to see their
ducked countryman coming along. How
he got out of the river is not known, but
our informant feels certain that if it had
been white man he would have been
drowned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02
BY universal accord. Avcr,s Catbarti

BY universal accord, Ayers Cathartic
Pills are the best of all purgatives for family
use. They are the product of long, laborious
and successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians in their
practice. and by all civilized nations, prove
them the best and most effectunl purgative
purely vegetable no harm can arise from their
use. In intrinsic value and curative powers
no other Pills can be compared with them
and every person, knowing their virtues, will
system in perfect order, AMI maintain in heal
thy action the whole machinery of life. Mild,
searching and etlectual. They are specially
adapted to the needs Of the digestive apara-
tus, arrangements OF which they prevent and
cure, it timely taken. They are the best
and safest physic to employ for children and
weakened constitutions, whore mild, but
effectual cathartic is required For sale by all
dealers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

CHINESE New YEAR.-To day, Fri
day, is China New Year, as several of
our citizens have already been warned
by the fclonious abstraction of their
choice poultry. They prefer white mems
chickens, but in some instances this year
their own countrymen's hen-roosts have
been robbed. Chickens they must have
or New Year don't go on, and with them
money is as scarce us with their white
brothers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

Much RAIN.-Since our last issue the
total rain fall amounts to S.48 inches,
making n total to date tor the season of
1868. This is 80 inches more than the
entire rainfall of last season, the total of
which was only 1924. From the 18th to
the 3lst of January 1925 inches of rain
has fallen. This Friday morning appear
ance favor more storm-possibly snow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02
LIST OF LETTERS
WEAVERVILLE POST OFFICE,
February Ist, 1878.
HOME NEW "a.

Is WEAVER BAsIN.-Abou town and
in this immediate vicinity, water has not
been so high since the great flood of 1861
G., as it was last Sunday afternoon. Ev-
cry creek and gulch was full to overflow
ing and q toerable head of water running
down Court and Main streets. or course
there was moro or less damage done by
the rreshet, principally to mining prop
erty, water lots and wagon roads. On
Garden Gulch tree fell across the waste p
.ate Of |. Woodbury's reservoir causing
the water to sIuce gap through the EN-
hankment which will take several days
to repair Mr. Woodbury. also lost about
Is boxes of 1lume, it being broken in
three places. McMurry & Huup lost
two fumes across East Weaver Creek
Hong IL Co., lost their fume in the
cut back of town, it going out nearly en-
fire, then striking point, teeso opine,
smashing up and presenticg the appear
Mct OF total wreck, although much Of
he lumber has been saved. Some slight
damage was also.done to the fumes of
the Harvey Bros, Rule Bros, Mahan &
Co., aud others, but moth ing of conse-
qaence. The principal loss to the min
ers is the time that will be required to
make the necessary repairs, but the run
Of water after that is done will much
more than repay .he damage.
The cuvert in Garden Gulch, on the
Oregon Gulch road was taken and part
OF the support to the foot bridge at the
same place. East Weaver foot bridge
was also swept away, and the roads dam
aged more or less at all the crossings.
The Weaver Creek Flumng Company
are the heaviest losers by the ireshet. A
slide from tho siill back of the Mil took
out about 25 boxes of the big hume at
that point, above which the nume was
entirely covered. Below the mill the
ilume and tail-race are all right. The
dam Mt the head Of the Company's ditch, !
in the creek, also gave away. II. N |
erything can be put in good shape again,
and his experience with the waters of
Weaver Creel; is such that he ought to
know IGSt what can be done.
The only narrowing scene it was our
good fortune to.witness was the floating
palace belonging to II Chinese Doctor.
1t broke from its moorings below the
blacksmith shop and foated down to the
foot bridge, a distance of 20 or 80 yards.
AT the time the Doctors boy "Pock "
WAS aboard and the occurrence reminded
US OF Noah's Ark, the building resemb-
ling in appearance the old Sunday School
pictures of that historic craft. 1--WE new
er saw the Originally Henry Harvey
waded into the stream and rescued the
boy from his porilous situation after the
house lodged.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

IETEREsTING.-Instead of the tradi-
tional " leading article " our readers will
this week find the Delinquent Tax List
for 1877 rs, on our second page. 1t is
perhaps more interesting to the average
local readers than the best political arti-
Gle we could pen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

HAY FoRK.-John Vanderhoff came
in Thursday, having been prevented
from making the regular trip on Monday.
lie says the streams in the Hay Fork
country were higher than he ever saw
them befpre, and he is an old settler. No
damage done except the washing out of q
few fences and little ground along the
creeks. John reports foot of snow on
the Hay Fork Mountain.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

LODGE SocIAL.-After the regular ex-
erciscs in st. Johns Chapter, Order East
ern Star, last Friday evening invited
guests were admitted, a nice lunch serv.
ed, and pleasant, sociable evening spent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

BRIbGEs along Trinity river were all
right at last accounts, the only damage
done being to Lowden S, which was slight
and is mentioned elsewhere. Smiths
bridge at Douglas City was rather i'm
proved, the current having changed to
the middle of the river bed and away
from the bank on this side.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

BULK HEADS have been erected in the
rear of the Court House and Mountain
Market, and work done in the gulch
back of the Union Hotel all of which
was made necessary by high water and
to prevent further damage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

HEAVY RAIN-FALL.-From 10 o'clock
last Saturday night until o'clock Sun
day afternoon--1S hours-the rainfall IN
Weaverville was fully five inches. That's
what was the matter with water lots.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

HEALTHY The Redemption Fund,
which will be tapped at the conclusion OF
the Supervisors session next week con
tains 81, 300. Sealed bids must be hand
ed to NJ. f. Griffin, County Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

School Observation-Disclosures in our
columns will be found an apportionment
of 81, 800, among the School Districts OF
this county. Weaverville gets $3.50 and
the other Districts $3.50 each.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

Tn DEMAND.-Saw-mills cannot but
nroGt by the late high water. The dam
are to fumes, break waters, BRIDGES etc.
roakcs an active demand for lumber.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

SMILEY, we hear has been damning
the high water for several days past, but
he can't get another dam in Reading
Greek till the water goes down.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

NEXT MoNDAY.-The Board of Super
visors will meet in regular session on
Monday next, Feb. 4th. All bills should
be presented to day Saturday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

HEAVY silver curb chains, really worth
Sl5, can be bought for So, at Uncle Har-
RS 'o2 hearny street, San Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
ppcoRpED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

T. Nichols, by John G. Irwin, Atty, to
/. F. Belleau-lIOuse and Lot-near Lewiston
500.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02
at'eehly 0rinitg 9oarnal.

,xyrI. COU.N'TY' W:sRR.z.N'TS
=, fhssr Market T'ai"s fn Pay
'' ,or subscription to the Journal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

SERVICES at the Court House next
Sunday evening as usual by Rev. l. b.
Fish.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02
Bridge Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN the undersigned will apply TO the
Honorable Board of Supervisors of Trim
ity County, at the February Term, for n
renewal of License to keep Toll Bridge
across Trinity River ut Lewiston.
o. PHILLIPS.
Lewiston, Dec. 8, 1877. 6w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

OFFICE, Court House Building,
Weavcrville. janl-tf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02

wsaverville, February 2, 1878.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02
ROLL OF HONOR.

..c0,,rIos RECEIPTS DURING THE PAST WEEK
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-02
G. E. WILLIAMS,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
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OBITUARY.
New HAVEN, Nov, LIST, 1878.

NEW HAVEN, NOV. ISL, 1919.
1t is our grievous duty to record
tie death of one of our most highly
esteemed citizens, one who has lived
long among us, and with whom our
relations have always beenthe,most
friendly and intimate. Jonas Roush
died yesterday, the 31st day of octo-
Der, in the 54th year of his age, at
his residence one mile above New
Haven, at which place he had resided
during his life, His demise was
caused by Bright's disease of the kid
neys, from which he had suffered
during the last year of his life. 1t
may be said that his departure will
cause a pang Of grief to all whose
pleasure it was to become acquainted
with him.
He had those characteristics which
are among those most highly priced
us belonging to the race, as simplici-
ty, sympathy, generosity anda free,
frank way in all his association with
others; just such traits as are calcu-
lated to draw or attract, and make us
have a feeling for our kind. He
leaves wife and FIVE children to
mourn his loss, to whom he has been
one of the kindest of husbands and
fathers, beside numerous relations
and friends.
1t is with the sincerest feelings Of
regret, that We part with those who
are ysung and the middle aged. In
the former case the world is opening
in beauty before them, they are
about to try al the mysteries of ex.
istencc as they appear, and in the
other, just when they are about 10
enjoy all the pleasures Of q home,
the result of their endeavors during
the whole of their past life, they are
suddenly torn away, to try the reuli,
ties Of an unseen world. But why
moralize upon life and why think Of
death? 1t is all II mystery and past
finding out by such u method. We
I'LL travel the same road and find out
by experience its mysteries.
L.F,R.
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Two young ladies passed each 9th
or on Main street yesterday morning
and neither of them looked back t.
sec what the other had on. We now
may look for an early frost and a very
cold winter We reccollect about
twenty yeats'ago there was fearful
ly hard winter ond'two girls passed
each other the beginning of it some
where, in one of the eastern cities,
VIC think, without turning and look
ing back. It's n sure sign. Lay in
plenty of coal.
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Editor Rcgistcr Will you please in
form us whom you consider the hand
soonest officer in the "Mason Rifle
men" and settle u dispute between
myself and a lady friend. LADY
We are of the opinion that Capt
Rankin Wiley, Jr, is the hOndsom
est; but great many say that Cor
poral Elmer Nuttor is, SO ladies
YOU will have to Judge for yourselves
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Good News 70 all Out Of Employment.

We will send free by mail to any Une dc
string pleasant and profitable employment,
beautiful Chrome and confidential cirru-
lar Of the American and European Chrome
Company showing how to make money.
We have something entirely new, snch a.
has never been offered to the public before
There is lots Of money in it for agents
Address, enclosing a Scent stamp for re-
turn postage on Chrome, +. GLEASON, ~
Essex street, Boston, Mass. [oct. 25-iw,
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TO CHANGERS,

THE members Of Pomona Grange will
take notice TINT the meeting heretofore
appointed to be held on the First Thurs.
day Of September, will be held on the
Third Thursday, instead Of the first, at 10
o'clock A. NJ An the members are anN-
lOusly urged to bC present, rs some impor.
tant matters, relating 10 the holding Of II
meeting of the state Grange ut Point Plea.
SAINT, on the I'd al November, next, will
have TO be considered, By order VI tho
Worthy Muster;
A. u. ALEXANDER, ssGM
mug, 9s-lw
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How beautiful and affecting is the
sight, says tho Philadelphia Chronicle,
aud what volume does it speak Of
mans love for woman to 500 n hus'
band and wife, ut this time Of the
year, tossing Il copper to sec who shall
rot M first to build the fires,
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LAND FOE NlLE!

0O00 ACRES OF FINE FARMING
LOUU land in Clenlcnln District, Mason
County, miles from the Ohio River, Is
or tho whole tract will be sold In body,
Terms reasonable and easy. For further
information inquire OF GEO. Il. HENRY,
Agent, Apple Grove p. o.. Mason County,
West Virginia, or Of WM. r. QUINN, At
tqrncy at Law, Point Pleasant, West Viz,
GINA. [iuly 3I-u,
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w ALL p APERS.

We have the largest stock u, wall papers,
In Mason County, which will b. sold lnwor
than ever before offered In this market,
aud We are prepared TO duplicate any bill
no matter where purchased. To parties
large quantStics we will give
extra Inducements.
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Any subscriber to this paper, who
has paid up, will be furnished God.
oy's Lady's Book at sl.60 year, post
age paid.
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Ifyou want good chewing tobacco
or a good cigar, drop in at Holloway's,
near Court House.