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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-16
TRI-WEEKLY EDITION.
IHE DAYS OF YORE.
A stone falls in all azuro lake.

A stone falls in all azuro lake.
And sinking to.its pearly floor,
Sends swelling rings far out to kiss
The pebbles on the distant shore.
And memory's depths oft idly stirred
by smiles like some we've known before.
Breaks forth in thoughts that wander back
And linger midst the Days of Yore.
leaf that on tho rivor's breast
Co.'s slowly drifting with the lido,
1s borne by whirling eddes back
Within it's paront shade to glide.
And many wearied wanderer
Upon distant, friendless shore,
Returns Oh swift dream looaened wings
10 greet the happier Days Of Yore.
The cloudlots on summer sky
Dissolved in tears upon the main,
Meath sunny smiles forget thoir griof
TO float serene in hoaven again.
And human hearts unlock their gatos
When sorrows reign is almost DER,
Aud lot the olden sunshine stream
Roplondant from tho Days Of Yore.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-16

The conqueror Is regarded with awe,
the wise man commands our esteem. but
- is the benevolent man who wins our
affection. 81. -
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meant that Internal vote from Massachusetts,
against US l thought some OF you Eastern
folks would look to this. just write me ono lct-
ter to let me know what all this means" Three
or four months afterward. indeed. when Mr..
Greeley was asked to contribute something to
election expenses ia Maine. he is still smartinR
under the old grievance. Friend PIKE very
cheerfully contribute this $50 toward the Maine
election fund, provided that you will sec 10
honestly expended. 1 don't trust tho average
run Of Maine politicians. who IRE thievish tevon
the priests). and beggary teven the leading edl-
torsl they are poor lot and will swallow all tho
funds they can get hold Of"
Not only Messrs. Greeley. Chaso. Sumner.
Giddlngs. and Fessenden. but almost all tho
prominent men on the Northern side pass in
review before tho reader. in the undress, so to
speak, Of their private correspondence. And II
these letters do not always exclude merely pcr-
sona features. this is. tho compiler tells u.s. be-
cause he deliberately chose to preserve their in-
dividuality and local coloring.
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GRANTS ARABIAN sTALLIONS,
And the Honest wrath Of Capt Dunseon'be
who brought them Over.

New HAVEN, June Capt. j. b. Duns-
combe is n bluf. honest, withdrawing mariner.
ordinarily. but at present he is not in AN en-
viable frame Of mind. lie thinks he has not
been used just right. and when tho hearty old
Scotchman gets that notion in his head. II is
hard to drive II out
Capt. Dunscombe commands the stout British
iron steamship Norman Monarch. A few days
ago he reached this port. twenty-six days from
Constantnople. On board he brought two
Arabian stations. present from the Sultan Of
Turkey to Gen. Grant, and it is those stations
that have indirectly caused the Captain TO feel
as though he had been abused. The Captain
has made many trips between this port and
Constantinopie. and has carried in his timo
several millions Of dollars worth Of munitions
OF war. mostly from the Winchester Arms Conn
pany, 10 Turkey. He is generally detained
from thirty 10 sixty days, aud, living most OF
the time on shore, he has made friends. His
friends saw that something was the trouble. and
they quiIzed him into the following declaration.
You gentlemen all know there amt mean
streak IN my body, anu Tor friend ia spend
my last copper and never think Of skiing re-
turn. But the way I've been treated with ref
erence To those horses, | think is nm outrage.
In tho beginning took them merely as an ac-
commodution. For twcnty-siX days Two
watched oyer them and cared for them and
worried about them, They were for great
General and an eX-President. md was hound
10 get them here safe aud sound. Now. | don't
huhW NOW your kItNA nlfH ktuflull Itlhln
such care and service here. but damme the
said dnmmel II ain't disguised with the re-
turn I've received, When ! got them safely
ashore, and Gen Grant's man came for them.
no came TO see me. What's your bill p no
asked. Well hadn't thought of thnt; ! hudnt
the items. ! SAID; Oh, m leaye that with
thing. as he could well afford TO- But
the fellow insisted on a bill OF
tens. and mado it out; For
horse feed, i3l; for man TO groom.
feed. &c.. t25. he looked NJ It and then NJ mo,
Ia q tHIttt
then, in hesitating way. ho pulled out and
paid mo. and 30 sure Ms I'm no strpchtld, tho
id scullion went on with his horses without
SO much ~ a thank ye' md apparently hurt
hocause didn't bring the horses Tree OF charge.
never was treated 80 in Nil my born days"
Tho Captains friends tried 10 explain that
such clOsrnrhs WIS not once characteristic II
| the eN- President nor his representatives. and
| that no had been spoiled 10y too many presents
OF brick houses. trotllng horses and ball pups !;
| but the Captains mind WAS set, and he could
not be changed IN his opinion. 90 heard on ~,
on the other side, he said. " that Grant would
not receive bull pup sent him. because tho
| express charges hAd not been laid. / didut
| believe II then do now"
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Paris.

oft revisit thee In dreams,
Fair siren Of the Seine,
As memory's PHOTOGRAPHIC glass
Restores thy traits again.
see thee as when day expires
In euthanasia calm,
CLOVIS in the sunsct's crimson hres
The rose of Notre Dame.
And later ON, when msts arise,
And gathering yap0rs gloom,
CLEANS through the dusk the golden dome
Above NapOleon's tomb
Butts this nighti this ardent blaze,
This universal glowf
million stars in heaven above,
stars in the streets bolowf
'Tis night indeed, but tins is France
NJ time for slumbor here,
where music summons to the dance,
And laughter nils the ear.
The reckless revellcr exclaims,
A. the dizzy hours gOby;
"Hurrahl eat guam and Laugh tonight.
Tomorrow "a shah die.
why call up phantoms Of alright.
And yied the rein ~ sorrowf
On with the dance Marble to night,
Perhaps the Morgue tomorrow
FRAScm A. DuRIvAGH
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killing hi. WIFE for Leaving Him.
From, n, No,.,op.,v Adc,rti~r

FTIVl Wl70IlIFTV dTFfTTIWF
John Bales married young lady near Elk
mont. Limestone County, Ala, some time last year
They did not live hHpilv iog' er and his wife left hn
tni returned TO her mother ON last Thursday RHilei
called at her home She went 90 the door, Hnd lie asked
her g. live with him again Upon her refusal hc drew
rcvolyer and shot her through the heart Death ensuet
-hortk alter Blies fled but pnsso OF ciAns captured
him near hs Old home ou last Saturday aud with grtn
Acultv saved him from being Nuchcd hy the outrage
community lie Is now safely lodged IN the Athens jail
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Fl0nl M TfIFfF T tTWF
lio WAS Chnaman slightly over the bay ana
he rushed into Bake street saloon, rushed up
bar, and cried eNcitedN.
man"
The barkceper ARRANGED the mixture handed Il ont,
ana TIE Nhinanan pouring down. started tor the door,
shouting;
fnlee down on slaitee, alice samce Mclean mnn
Ana long before the barksepcr could got hold a cub
the celestial was seen no lLore.
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YANKEE FORK NEWS.

Mcssrs. Jerry Dill and Thos. Cusack
arrived here from Yankee Fork last
Wednesday. They report over five
hundred men prospecting in the noun
tains around Bonanza City. Several
buildings are being erected in town,
and every foot of ground around the
limits is being located as town lots.
At present there is only one saw mill
there, and it being unable to meet the
demands, the buildings are being erect
ed of logs. Ashingle mill has arrived,
bnt will not be put in operation for
asont three weeks yet.
At present not many men, with the
exception Of mechanics, are being en-
ployed.
Two more large gambling houses
and saloons are being erected.
There are about one hundred men
in town, and they are all at work.
Wm. Norton's arastra is running
right along. It crashes three tons
per day.
No Indian news. Col. Bernard
stopped three days at Cape Horn on
his way out.
Only about two. and half miles Of
the trail were covered with snow, and
q mile Of that was avoided. 1t was
between the head of Deadman Canyon
and Cape Horn
An offer of $4,000 was made, q
few days ago, for the Montana mine
in which Mr.. Amos Franklin owns q
sixth interest As the owners of the
mine considered they had a good dea
more than that in sight they refused
to accept the offer.
Men are at work in all the mines
taking out ore
If the mines hold ont, and there i.
every reason 10 believe they will, Yam
kee Fork will be by far the riches
mining camp on the Pacific coast.
Nose Kempner's packtrain was a
Cape Horn last Monday on the wa,
to Bonanza City.
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BANNER ITEMS.
BANNER, Idaho, June 6.

BANNER, luanO, June d, 1873
En-, WoRID:-Things are beginning
to assume business aspect here. The
Elmira Company's mill is being put in
tirst-class condition by Mr.. Parker,
who is a thorough lnachinist and an
experienced mill man. Tic pans are
now running on tailings. Messrs.
IIdd and Lovejoy are the engineers,
and Messrs. j. M. Wilson and j. G..
Robbins, amalgamators.
Since Maj. Mcdowell made his big
record as a walkist he has been chaI-
lenged twenty-seven times.
Joe WEIGH passed through here
with his dairy COWS, on his way to
Yankee Fork. Joe met with mis-
fortune near Gold Hill. He lost his
pocket book, with every cent he had
in it.
Hurrah! So the boys say there is
a handsome young lady in the burg.
You would be surprised to see how So
ciable and nice the old stiffs are to
Joe Robbins. There are several
young men here who could starve a
woman to death as quick as any one,
and, as Miss Leigh has no opposition
you may expect to hear Of some mis-.
chief soon
Jim Monroe has commenced sink.
ing shaft on the Golden Gate mine,
situated near the Banner ledge. II
shows up remarkably well on the sur
face, but Jim thinks it will disappear
soon
Geo. Wingert arrived here from Bo
nanza yesterday and Immediately
started on his return. He says the
people there do not feel much interest
ed in a wagon road through this way
About six hundred men are now a
Bonanza, and most Of them we'll fixec
to prospect for the summer. No In
dian scare, whatever, there
|. WArcHEM
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Notice.

In the matter of the estate( In the Probate Court
of Edward JONES' deceased. ofBoise County, II.
On reading and fling the petition of Jonas W.
BrGNn Admins rator of the estate LEFT unadmin
tered Of Edward Jones' deceased. setting forth that
he has filed his final account OF his adm Illustration
upon said estate in this Court and that after the
has been duly audited and confirmed tbs satce
will be ready for distributors that all ne debts
and expenses of administration have been fully
pad; and that portion of said estate remains to
be divided among the heirs of said deceased, and
praying for settlement OF his final account and for
order OF distribution OF the residue Of said es-
tate among the persons entitled.
1t is ordered that all persons interested in the
tate OF the said Fdwatd Ioncs, deceased, be and ap
pear before the Probate Boise county, Ida
no Territory. at the court room Of said court, in
Idaho City, Thursday, the tenth day Of July 4.
p. 1879. at eleven O'Clock IN the forenoon of That
day. then and there to show why the final
count Of said administrat, shnnl aol be allowed
and confirmed and also show cause ~hy order
OF distributor should net bs made of the residue
of said estate among the heirs % lie said Edward
Jones. deceased. according o law.
1t is further ordered thar copy Of this order be
published for foue Successive weeks hefore the said
tenth day OF July. ! r. 1873 ii the Idaho Ssini-
Weekly World aswsi aper pr,nted and published
in Idaho city, county, 3iss and erti,ory OF Ida
no. Endorsed and fled June ., 1879.
T. s. HART
Probate Judge ard ex-ofeio Clerk Of Probate Court
IDAHO CITY May IL. isTa.
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From the lower Country.

Mr.. Jess Bradford, who has been
at Bodie, San Frsnci SEQ, Lake District
and the southern country in general
during the past year, returned home
last Tuesday, He informs Us that the
Robertson process is very f,vorably
spoken of hy those who aie using it
in California aud Nevada, and bis
opinion is that il is a success. Mr..
Bradford is satisfied that Idaho is the
coming country, the mines being more
numerous and much richer than either
those Of California OF Nevada.
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Religions.

K Il Jones viii lioid divine services
at Horseshoe Bend tie IL, ri, Sabbath
Of this month, June 22l Preaching
at II O'Clock 4. NJ aud | o'clnck r. NJ
The friends are requested g bring
their dinners with them Alter the
ll-o'clock services baptism will be adj
ministcred by immersion. At tile
l-o'clock services those who united
with the Church on probation last win
ter viii be admitted into full connec-
ton. This will be the last appoint
ment at the Bend till after Conference.
All are invited.
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COMING 70. BOISE CITY.
Ogden Freeman, June 9th.

Mr.. Willard, the partner of Jay
Gould in the Ogden & Portland, Ore
gon, r. r., was in Ogden Monday,
and after comforting with his chief
engineer, Col ThieIson, instructions
We're given by telegraph to put three
additional parties of surveyors in the
field to hurry the location Of the road
from Walla Walla via the pass north
of the stage road, through the Blue
mountains, ard put on sufficient
construction force to complete the
railway from Walia Walla to the
Grand Ronde valley in time to trans
port the fall crops to the seahoard.
Last week the purchases OF the Ore
gon Steam Navigation Co.'s line from
Astoria and Portland to Wallula, and
DR.. Bakers railroad from Wallula to
Walla Walla were consummated by
Gould & Willard. 1t is the intention
to also construct seventy-6ve miles of
track across the lava beds Of Snake
river Immediately, for the purpose OF
securing the trade of Idaho and Eas-
tern Oregon this season This road
will intersect the Ogden aud Montana
r. r., near the mouth Of Portneuf Can,
yon, and strike directly for the point
where Little and Big Wood rivers
make their confluence with Malad riv
err and from thence it will follow the
valley Of Camas creek across the Cam
as Prairie, thence to Boise City. This
throws the track near to the wonder
fully rich mines and vast forests o
timber Of Alturas and Lenhi counties
| Idaho.
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A Great Detri,aent.

The Mormous are rapidly settling
up the country around Challis. a
Mormon and his span Of horses and
wagoa can be hired at 1918 per day.
They are impeding the progress OF
Leruhi county to considerable extent,
and the people ale more bitter against
them there than against the Chinese
here. hey are as detrimental to the
interests of Idaho Territory as the
Mongolians.
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MANI ROUTE.


The following mail route has been
established between Atlanta and Chal
lis. The bids ale to be in before July
10th:
From Atlanta, by Saltwater IN o. J,
Yellow Springs (n. o., and Jordan
Creek, to Chalis, $50 miles and back
twice week.
Schedule from May l to October 81 I:
Leave Atlanta Monday and Friday
at 6 A. NJ; Arrive at Challs in so
hours. Leave Challis Monday and
Friday at 6 A NJ; arrive at Atlanta in
so hours.
Schedule from November ! to April
80
Leave Atlanta Monday and Friday
at 6 A. NJ; arrive at Challis in so
hours. Leave Challis Monday and
Friday at 6 A. NJ; arrive at Atlanta in
80 hours. Bond required with bid.
$4,000. Check $500.
Service from October l, 1879, tc
June 80, 1882.
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Arrested on suspicion.

A man named Ben Rosencranz has
been arrested and lodged in the Ada
county Jail, charged with the murder
Of Baseom, who, it has been supposed,
was killed by the Indians, On Snake
river, last summer. A few days ago
Rosencranz told, in Boise City, of the
finding of 81 200 in canvas blouse
of Bascom's by man named Lewis,
who took $500 and gave him $500 as
hush money. As Rosencranz started
off on the Umatilla stage shortly after
telling this story, he was pursued and
brought back by Sheriff Oldham. The
Sheriff has gone after Lewis, who is
on Snake river.
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Mr. d b. kinmvi returned from his
trip to Oregon and California last
ednesday. While at Sacramento
he witnessed the working Of the Rob.
ertson process, aud pro,plnces il a
complete success. One furnace works
thirty-two tons IF ore per day. aud
saves all the gold aud silver. While
there a ton Of ore was worked from a
supposed worthless mine, and the
yield was either $3.50 o. SAT so, Ire
had forgotten winch The n,ne was
discovered sixteen sears ago, and some
Of the ore yielded only little over So
lper ton. Ore that barely prospects
by crushing AMI panltFng pays wien
worked By the new process, as il il d
very cheap method and ~av ! all the
gold and silver A common arastra
bed answers just as well A. pans t.
amalganlate in
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A singular Accident.

We learn from Hon. Joseph Travis
of one of the most singular accidents
that we have ever heard of, which
happened at Willow creek last
Wednesday morning, and by which
Mr.. B. f. Channell lost his line riding
horse. The animal stepped on the
blade Of shovel, when the handle
few up and the weight Of the horse
rested on the end Of it. 1t entered the
abdomen, going in about a foot. The
horse survived only a few minutes.
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Jas. Constable, Geo. Bennett, Peter DON
aghue, Pat Marley, j. w Brown and wife,
City; VIM. o'Neil, Tiger mine; Geo.
Robinson, Centerville; E. Lucas, i. b.
Tage, Alex Danskin, Andy Baker, Boise
City; Frank Farnham, j. b Mclaughlin.
Garden Valley; Dan Robinson, Peer
Robinson, Banner; q. w. Hunt, Lower
Payettei J A. HEREFORD Star hanch w
A. Coughanour, Quarizburg; john Marsh
BelshaZzer mine.
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NOTICE.

In the Probate Cours OF Boise county. Idaho Terri
tory.
IN the matter of the estate of Bridget McGuin-
ness, deceased.
F1URSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID COURT,
q made on the 18th day or April. A. d. 1879, no.
tee is hereby given that Wednesday the 3oth day
OF April A d. 1869, at II O'Clock a. H. OF said day
at the office of the Probate Judge of Boise county
/. T., have been appointed as the time and place
for proving the will Of said Bridget McGuinness,
deceased, and for hearing the application OF A. j.
A. Arehambault James Moriarty ana Peter Dona-
ghue for the issuance them of letters testament
tary, when and where any person interested may
appear and contest the same.
7. S. HART
Probate Judge and ex-Oficio Clerk.
Dated April Is, 1sT9.-4w.
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sea,i-at'esklg Morla.
FRIDAY. JUNE IS, 1870.
posto flee Eours.

,ar;,r week Gays, until further notice,
D pIn Ste will be kept open from seven
y n until nine P. NJ.
sundays from half-past twelve TO one,
Iii from four until six T. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
r,e Money Order office will not be
ana IT ali on Sundays; and no Money
|p pIar business will be transacted on Sat
Pwr ro atfer four O'Clock p. NJ
lrusy S. G. SILSBY,
r,sho ritv. Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster.
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Tgotiac.

TERRITORY or IpAHo, CO
County of Boise
In the matter Of the estate of VIM. Payne, de-
ceased
As0TECE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNnRR-
SN signed. administrator Of tie estate al Wa
Payne deceased, to the creditors Of. End ah l'es-
having claims against. ssia der nSe'l - sxhs'
/ theni with he necessary vouchers. Nj siu' iait
months after the paeai ion Of ,hs iftie. "a 80,
said administrator, at bis eflce in - - ''N.
rFH. sfss sifa
Administrator OF the Estste u, -
ceased.
Dated Juae ~ 1879
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LOCAL News

Ben RosENCRANz, who was arrested,
h few days ago, and lodged in the Ada
Bounty jail, charged with the murder
bt Bascom, attempted suicide last
pnesday evening by taking strych-
hine A Chinaman confined in the
6a with him prevented him taking the
Whole dose, and gave the alarm. He
Is in very critical condition.
The people Of Northern Idaho are
fabilant over the prospects for huge
Props
\ JAY GOULD has bought the entire
business, steamers, docks, &c, Of the
Oregon Steam Navigation Company.
flhe transfer is to be made on July lst,
(which is evidence that the Utah North
fn Railroad will be pushed through
70 Oregon as rapidly as possible,
We learn from Hoa. G. w. Hunt
fhat The rains during the past week
baye been Of great benefit to the
Props in the lower valleys.
Nh. S. NJ. srsK went to Horseshoe
zBend last Wednesday. He may To-
Pate there, with his family, instead of
gong to Walla WalIa.
Boise CIrr is excited over the pros
pccts of the early completion OF the
Utah Northern Railroad to that place,
hnd town property has advanced %
per cent.
HE EImia Company had out five
hundred and forty pounds of amalgam
Fast Monday evening. 1t was taken
from tailings of ore worked two or
E'hree years ago,
lac Robertson process of working
quartz is the poor mans friend, and
FVla revolutionize mining in this coun
~ Hoskins & Co, of Shaws' Noun
'aln, have tested it sufficiently tc
NOW that 1t is a big Improvement on
ne battery.
MEasRs JOSEPH BRANsrErrER, Ler
VOTE and j. T. Harvey, who have
peen at the Warm Springs, on the
ayette river, for about a week, have
e'ufned. The former gentlemanw went
u pleasure trip. and the latter TIVE
or the benefit Of their health.
WORK is progressing finely on thu
puzz Fuzz shaft. 1t is down twent,
Get and the ledge will be reached ii
Wo or three days.
Mn L j. MARTIN was not so wei
Yesterday.
HE Luna House addition will sool
Be closed in.
A CAVE in the placer claim Of Mr.
e ne! Rush, last Sunday night, caush
'n'naman, killing him instantly.
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Iii solution Mntice

T7HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST
ing between FIuey 4 Anderson, in Garden
valley. Boise county, Idaho Territory, in farming,
has been by mutual consent, dissolved: said dis
solution dates from May s. 1879. The business VIII
be continued by L. Pnney. who viii collect ali
counts and pay all debts OF the late firm.
L. PINSEY.
b. 4. ANDERSON.
GARDEN YA1IET. May 22-2w.
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A TELEGRAPH line from Boise City to
this place would be paying institu-
ton.
HE weather keeps cooler than usu-
al at this time of the year.
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LIST or LElfnss

Remaining in the post, flee at Idaho City,
Boise Co., /. IT, on the 1874 day Of June,
which, if not called for within thirty
days, will be sent TO the dead letter office
Alfred A. Creigh, Jose II Flores, j.
Mcdonald, Mr.. Phillips, Wm. 5, Quintin.
Persons calling for any of the above let
ters will say advertised" and give date OF
list.
& q SIISRY p NJ
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be held as follows:
tier Chanel, Middleton circuit,
j McKEAN,
Presiding Elder.
Salt.

Ten thousand pounds of salt on
at the lowest figures for
ash, at Coffin & Kennaly's.
May 2O-4w
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Annual Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sTooBoLDER
J OF the Garden Valley MIN Company i'll be eid
ut o'clock p. NJ. q. W. KEGREIS.
June 6, 1879. Secretary