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, 1881-03-03
THE CURnIl: FAILURE,

tpfetdt Olttatth 10 INT Lhea1o 1rtbAHe.
MONTREAL. March 2.-Thc fnlluru OF ". & r.
7. Curric Il Ca. ~ likely to bo of moro serious
character 80 fur us Canntln, nnd especially sion-
trcuit II concornc. thAsl WIS mt rst anticipated.
1t nppcars TINT fully 0'lchnf Of their liabilities,
amounting to $:50,oo0. aro due bore, anl Mrc
spread over Il great nillnbGr OF firms In s,ms
from $1,000 to $a0.oo0 Tsloro wus great surprise
Expressed to-tlny on its being stnte thut they
bought carEo ot gno'as with[n II fow dnys Of
thoir nct Of banArnptcy. Ono transaction
Hlanc Is antd to rxccud s!D,to0 lor oil.
T!urc aru aEso many othora troun ,Uoo upwards.
Tic ilrn la HIso txctl With sacrificing Youls bo-
low their marked value q r1llsu mo'ey. III aus.
tain thRir crGdit, md by That ncitt,s injured H.
Kititna,n hnusos. They were pruprlUturs of tito
kinscy fuIls Paper Mills. a,ul have csxtcnsvon nh
te inortgnEed Inr MI Tiny nro worth 10 u!nsvow
nil!.0wnurs. Tho ESTATE h not ttkriy to realize
tcnsiyo litigation Will .bc takcn Il. connection
with tho recovery ot tho ut,'nla 0hiatno,l ut
tho Inst moment. It IL sntd tho hOuso hn, hsuu
rottun for yours, and tho Hunk Of Montreal
comes III for scvoro criticism for cnrry!ng 1t
Tong.
, 1881-03-03

Rpktl0I Ulpdlth 70 1hs thlthgo Tribune,
MONTREAL, slnrch 2.-Tho Council OF tho Hoard
uf Iraau tavo tho subject OF tho towuKo at ves-
vessels bet1ro then,, a1l.l nre A1so considort,K
letter from Dir, a. n. +. uraneIli. tho 1tal!uu
cnnsul.G General fur Cunula, III which ha p0!uts
out how tho tuHbuat 0ytllr ut Queleu take ad-
thetn rxHrtltunt rates Ut tuwaHN frnW the Gulf
ut II. lawrcnta til Mnntsci1l atid Qupbec. 1Au
CH4en says tho fnwlX1. charges lnllst hu re-
AuLetl II tho 6t. Llwreilco roiitt IL to bold ItH
uwn fl competition with Nuw York,
, 1881-03-03
NINE LIVES LOST.

ST. JOHNS, N. f., March ..-Tllo schooner lrv.
Ing @. Hall, hence to Cnpu Breton, wls lust W'ta
I'LL flor cruw-slumIorlng uHe. Tho tetuoncf
lan lriftetl from her mornings, md Is total
wrcek. Eyury buat III tho hllri,or ws DESTROYED
II was tho worst gHle for sixty years, IL -
fcarcd tho brtKantlMcs hinrknrct nnl !lhbca, ~;
with all hA.lds.
, 1881-03-03
A uIsFTTE,

6pte,al Htspateh to Jhs Ehteaeo 1rfbuns.
0TTAwA. 3[nrch "A purity just down from
tha GatluoAu states that Il shaNtytlnn buIus,xing
to the Cnuuty of Glongurry deliberately cut tue
throuts OF h!s hnrses and left then daad ut tho
ra,ala!dc. The brutui Act WINS lono becpuse Tho
hAsats ell!l not kugp up to Gthor tcaina pgl the
road. nnl no preferred to lose blu hursca rathur
than bo Lett behind,
, 1881-03-03

SPfelal Dspatth 70 Tx Chicago 7TfbHnN+ -,
.DOWAuIAC. 1Ilch., Mnr1s s.-str. Il. H. su!l''
van, yat,siR lnwycr Of this city. wclst 10 sllts
Oh legal business lust Monday. Ills body Ea'
found Eaar Pukaxan th!a nftcrnH',, and IN III.
quest ~ now bulnK hrli. lie wha tho 10y N. Y.
lHnc8 sullyAn; ono OF tho best lawyers ~ ue us
htAte. Wt1D t3!stl sb!no two yGurs AXo. IhG 3o"ps
MIN WIS aIoit " ybArs Ut age.
, 1881-03-03

HunryEro1tr. In. Nfnrcha,-Tho wall Of I.cnlha
j. Co.'s sturp, temporarily occupied ~ tAu'"
stnco tho Aro two weeks aY,. and a'lt"lnins ",
burned building, fell III Tonight, killing Avm. r".
llDrnplt. a lnGlnucr pr tho lirn1, anu t'aaHe''N'
ly WUuHuinx Jntnea aftehpll. porter
, 1881-03-03

nnoAnwkI.1., KY, Murch :.-AndS tnAi, i, a
uRcti coorcd trlsn, sot his bend tasteas" ,,rInk,
bnrrcl Of water while altctiptne 10 se.n ~, was
anl before usststaleU cOall1 rcaca ''"'
drowned.
, 1881-03-03

! INANf4 ACC9I1FsN NEE@ @Vts1
Sptefal Dlpateh TO Tho uhi<aga 1fdhahe ala.
MILWAUKEE, bluroE IA report Is elrcn!a''.M
her1 tu. night that u Northwestern cngIi'o o'oAo
through tho brIdRu Ut Oshkosh this af1eFoo0'
causing seysful tntnliiiea. .,,ck
4 Wisconsin Central elIHlnu jumped fho !ta,kt .,t
ttIs eyenIiK 1T CrlHrhurV, owing 10 tho w. uns
10 fur rs bus ueuH nacgrtaiued no persoh was ~
jured.
, 1881-03-03
QQIlUa,

Spfetdl lHtpateh to Ths CAl<aeo Tribune.
OTTAWA, March s.-H. King Dutlds, who has
stnmped tho biggest part vi Canada iu opptsl-
ton t0 tho Scott Temperance net, Will tuko an
notiyo pust On behalf Ut tho nrcWprs' AssoGin-
tton VI Iowa In tbs contest TO take pl1ct In thAt
6tHte tA!a summer,
, 1881-03-03

take part and witness tho ceremonies Of Fri
tiny. THO day Inns been clear md mncll
warmer tfnn yesterltuy. nlM tic wfnd.whtch
t''cn threatenc'! the 'lernrati0us nll!t crcstnd
moderated greatly, aml tttnight. the prt's-
,rhL ErlaS fs outlines @ s. q H. t},e ,IrSar"
Zens, atl these ii..lEcuttnns 0f what tllu granl
demonstration Ii to lr sroni to ttnve Sntrretl
grrAt number wllo lIAd not tlni,glit or
i p'ssible, thoxo oi t1clr. nrlghbors, WHO
! lnse hres preparing for their displays for
| soiiu limo unst
AZ a cnSsEQuEycE,
The city Is tlossonl[nv Will, tlags III all lircc-
ti,n;;,, while abont public llae:9 aml In,iinHg
much 'llnre pr0ttsu Than tho CoMnltennntlIi-
lltte!. fully RS they lintt prepared for suifh-
bic displays. T'le eyi,lcnces Ut thc Incoming
many a.;'ltns!iai sta!nIs, mud t:ay, f;r tWo
| milEs afnng IerllaylsanlA avenue, thu scrtlU
y ms i tile rHrpenters ind builders of tho I'LL
sity wSrn n wofk fl Grectlng niio's ,t " IT., t.
avenue, The work ot preparation
At TIE NATIONAL MUSEUM
progresses, rapidly. The cnI'iciDus floors,
ilrnn which pincrs sufficient To accommodate
4O0 sets for slsnlro tInnces Iinvu berli inaskel
vt. fgyn been s!ltuothct( an! waxetl, while
w WIS sa|sfass,ory sa|s ''ss sown by pedlee top es
oMEl, test, in the colt of yostrnay.
invs. aid thnsc lln"s ~ fstof,,s ira wltnont
uyanrcrn,Iof,. inIl., in nxtrnt. 'Thrr,. nr,,
tl,nilsus Or fin sll!s burners atlI hea.ltl-
fully executed sll'et:'s VI tlle various STATES,
\ conceivable stylv OF decoration knuwi1
| OIL SklEl. occasions OF HYeut p1ltErtutsa-
fnenis, ALL too, Ill excellent tnstc,
wen cohstrllttetl, and l1nthinE that
looks either uns'ibstanlial Or wllict1 N y s,tg,
tickets hive hcnl, so'tl, and large numbers
have Elvrli nntlco of their Intention to bn
nrt:seilt. httt nre only waiting tic arrlya! OF
irien!lS beI0rg kngwinN how many tlckets
lhey VIII ruIltlrc II y ni!liDst certain TINT
between ,0o} nfn! SNn tiekGts VIII lo sold,
nnd mo Immense building VIII easily nccnfll-
lhodate ILLS fi'Inbcf1or I'LL ev1niHg reception.
THE EsrEtrr.ArSNtxr GIVEN THIS EVENING
~ ~ tns ~ H. i,t1t t, " 49, aau" i1 ~ +:
confined ttp gentlemen, M guests Mrs. Chit
tcnllpI, and her s!augl,tcr-tr-l law, wcrr, how
eyer, present, md weru assstet: III receiving
tiler wure tit tho ctiy. Tlu pnylors, halls, a,Ia
diHlnv.room wero decorated With flags, nn.l
Hit,r, tf nntss to Sahsa 1 ~, Tlt n,rrr nMSrs x,t f
him. Mrs. Hayes a11d Mrs. (;nriluid stuod
will. their backs to. tic hay-win!.ow TRUST
%taFy %;n ayss s tfs s stecss59 w i XSessdet Irs #
tic .l,isticss Of tic Unfte,l Stntcs Supreme
Court And District Supreme Court, prOmI-
hent Senators mil Representatives, ten.
sller,an, md other ,g. officers Of thy army md
TIE SUPPER
, 1881-03-03
TUNNEL SCIIF3IE E.

Special Dkpafsh 10 T7u chteaQa Tribune.
MONTREAL, March 3.-1ioslng for tunncl-sur-
yeys continues, and Mr. Bhurly is underatop4 to
10 perfectly satlsued that tho tunnel sGhemo Is
1sastes % %ta tsr - ho can fr0m tho quality of
, 1881-03-03
NOTES,
THE NOalINATIoNR,

THE NONINATIONH.
WASHINGTON, ID. e., A(urch a-A member
Of tlla Sehnta judiciary COMMITTEES said to-
day tllat nothing will be done with the numi-
AAtlons Of Matthews and billings. Tho
, 1881-03-03

ACCIDENTALLY ht!I', coIIiu1,
C1ActNNAT1, March 2.-Mrs' hl'cnas. s.,f NJ ii
nsetl Du years, accidentally SHOT neisen '. shs
o'elock iu.t night, ut W. 'Eas. Third street. 'N'
died two huufa !Ater.
, 1881-03-03

Sr. Luuts. Mo-, hargi 2.-Tho towboat n..D ..s,ot
whlu bunx ooatcd ut rho foot of Ji'r'" ~ hre
lu tho ower pnrt OF thu city. s9-'la}f ot't attrsu
siAu crushed in By leu, uud shu Sank ~ ~ ~, In.
fort Ut wntur. She wus valued Ut s3'o''' Nv
HurHnCG.
, 1881-03-03
THREE CHILDREN nunSEp III

CINCINNATI, O.. kfarcll "a eao'.a ,'n D' Ey,.
farm Of nnlley Hunter, Ilcar s''e!ns 'mI 'm.lv.ted
IN ,he hoss ny the uuler willis so;.n,: i. u H. :
i!eighDors, niot With = horrihlu dea'a !"
ith1nnN.
, 1881-03-03

FAI n y 7kCOEe., atlcrN OY
noclviijo Tvwuvhlp, sged 10 years, was tn.'"- ,.-
under sled. loud OF lumber last ulgst 31'A
ktuuilv kitlgAt.
, 1881-03-03

tEOH IL FtlHlf(G TO lllSG htl1u tllnt llD would
llowoser, reforriny to tie CabinSt. Friei,ds, ,
tpf Mr. Hint, Ut tho Court uf Clnln,s, huve
hccn wprklng very earnestly for bin fnr At
tnrlley-tsenorn!, atll they BY no ulcn,ls COLI
etde that A!ncV VtaEl. Is to VIII tho prize.
MIR. HUNT
was appointed from 1.ouls!aua 10 u positlon
ol, tho Court uf Clatms wiLlsll, Il ycitr. Ito
is, II very nblo lawyer, ind tuls THO cUl-
Western :, Republicans. Snnntnr, Kellogg
liunt, although IL hns ong l,cr.l il Resident
of L1nlslAlla nlMl Is ruBarttet! as ull enIl,ellt
lnwyer thorc, WIS born I'M Nnrlln.rn S,ule.
7 may yst ns 't ;lt!ge il4!t IT., wiI BY rs;
ot Wayne SacVsagl'. Xii tho nn psnnsySumtn ,'|ssu,
delegation IN t0ngrcSs Nlu said to liaye
si.t!4 II protest Asntnst tllo nomination Ut
MacVcnRl., N,Iti tho UrlMtB IN. tho sr,.atu in
ti'e ,aat!ur If the Macv cveaKll Commission did
yrry htltrty suppuit frn,n lhe tsrnnt rle-
,ltnt In tho pnrty. The l0st.Oi'leu Depart
,ncnt Ia tbs Gno nb0Mt which llcro Is most
doubt. Gen. fairfield Is
NOT HIMSELF NErERMlNED UPON THE MAN.
Friends Ut Churtes Fuxter, Win arrived hero
know tint i w,ts sotlie.! III his 'tayor iast
lnastcr:tu,ernI Thoy cnin, Jill teru Is 'nt n,
nHnt y Mpo tl!l* ks"ts; O1 to %Iher hand.
taiu Tilt ils j. /" rreeEya tho hSa api"I;'t- s'i
lnent, As well becatlsn he IL II stalwnrt
representative Ut tho GrHnt l'rs,plo ~ f0r
his GallpAlsll. services. wl!Ir!,, they entln,
menllmrs from! Missouri. tire" Ut wro,il, ii:
Though tsrer.ntacknra IN name, art Ulcd9ust
t.s ni!! IN securing Republican reorganization ot
the llnttse: It ID now eSliectnt that the nom
iay. Ths pacle coast il lit "St vn ot tilt Tits
Cajc,Ilutlu,t sud those who lluye tajkyt( with
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-12
. ANOTHER RAILROAD.
Tne Pleasant Valley Branch of the
Utah Central Railway.

| Some time ago it was announced
that gentlemen interested largely in
the Utah Central Railway had pur
chased some 600 acres of coal lanC
In Pleasant Valley, and it was ther
hlnted that another railroad would
De the result. In this connection
the following will prove interesting
the papers being filed on Monday
with Territorial Auditor N. w.
Clayton:
Pursuant to chapter 2, title IL of
the Compiled laws of Utah, and the
acts amendatOry thereof, and sup
Elemental thereto, we, the under
signed, more than two-thirds of
whom are residents of Utah Terri
tory, have adopted, and by these
presents. do adopt the following
articles of association:
ARTICLE 1.-The name of this
association shall be the Pleasant
Valley Branch of the Utah Central
Railway.
ART. 2.-This corporation shall
continue In existence for period of
fifty go years, from the 10th day
OF October, A. d., 1881.
ART. 3.-The amount of the ca
pltal stock of this corporation shall
be twelve hundred thousand
81 ,200,000) dollars, which shall be
divided into twelve thousand
l2,O00) shares of one hundred (S1OO)
dollars each.
PIT Tho oo+,,o1 oo,,+o,.o,,1ot ia
cost Of constructing the road, to-
gether with the cost of right of way,
mode of power, and every other APP
purtenance and thing for the COM
tpletlOn and running of said road, as
nearly as can be estimated by COM
petent engineers is, twelve hundred
thousand ($1 ,200,OOO) dollars.
ART. 5,-The number of directors
to manage the affairs of this COM
pany is seven, who shall hold Office
until others are elected in their
stead, and their names are as fol-
lows, viz: Sidney Dillon. New York
City,; John Sharp, William II.
Hooper, William Jennings, Fera-
morz Little, Salt Lake City; Fred
l.. Ames, Boston, Mass; S II. II.
Clark, Omaha, Neb.
ART. 6.-The termini of the con-
templated railroad are point on the
Utah Central Railway, near Spanish
Fork City, in Utah County, Utah
Territory, and point at or near the
coal fields of the Pleasant Valley
Coal and Coke Company in Pleasant
Valley in the County of Sanpete in
the Territory of Utah, and the route
of said road is through Spanish
Fork Canyon, passing into the
counties of Utah and Sanpete, in the
Territory of Utah; and the length
of said ROAD is as near as may be
sixty miles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-12
singular Robbery.

Wheeling. w. Va, IA very
singular and daring robbery oc-
CURED this morning. Mrs. Alexan-
der OtterSOn was awakened about
5 o'clock by noise in her bedroom.
and discovered masked man in the
act of going through the bureau
drawers. In moving the bed Mrs.
Otterson attracted the attention of
the robber, who compelled her, at
the muZzle of a pistol to rise, and
placing her in chair, cut off her
hair, which was OF exceedingly lux
uriOus growth. No further molesta-
ton was offered and the rebber de-
parted, making good his escape.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-12

country is cleared of the pest. Car
ried unanimously.
Mr.. G. b. Bailey had taken care of
230 hives of bees that are In good
condition; had destroyed some foul
brood and had taken out $40 pounds
of honey. Motioned that the min
utes of the meeting be published in
the papers.
Benedic.ion by Brother Jesse
Murphy.
EDWARD STEVENSON.
Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-12
EarG Of Thanks.

In behalf OF the relatives and i'm
mediate friends of the late Mrs.
Elizabeth |. II. Mcintosh, 1 take this
opportunity of publicly tn mixing
the many who assisted us, and per-
formed Kind and considerable Offices
during our bereavement, in Wha,-
ever way Ihes, lct> IN ~ have ~, l.
performed. Thrir offices on thai
occ tsion Wi ] ever he held in CRATE
flu remembrance.
ID. j. fiACINTOS :.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-12
BORNErT,s GoCOAlNE

Kt7Ls DandrUf, AUGyS Ir7itatit
and promotes the GrOoOb-
Of the Hair.
Condemnation over two Years
have suffered terribly with "sc1l(
head" in it's worst form. a few
weeks ago l tried a bottle of yonr
COCAINE. The first application 9av'
me relief. and now the disease
effectually cured.
Yours respectfully.
n. c. STEVENS,
Deputy Sheriff, Ottawa, III.
BuTnettS Fldroring EGtrGctS are
perfectly pure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-12

MINING PATENTS.-Full sets
of blanks for application for Mining
Patents-approved fOrm-+o be had
at the Fl ERALD Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-12
LOOK HERE!

If you want Dodgers,
II you want Envelopes,
II YOU want Bill Heads,
If you want Statements,
If you want Certificates,
If you want Box Labels,
If you want Note Heads,
If YOU want Show Cards,
If you want Law Blanks,
If you want Ball Tickets,
IF you want Programmes,
If you want Letter Heads,
If you want Bottle Labels,
If y0C want Auction Bills,
If you want Bank Checks,
If you want Calling Cards,
If you want Address Cards,
If you want Shipping Tags,
IF you want Business Cards,
If you want Wedding Cards.
IF you want Invitation Cards,
If you want Business Circulars.
If you want Pamphlets Printed,
If you want Job Printing of any
description, done in a most Satisfac-
tory manner, you can satisfy your
wants by calling at or addressing
the HERALD Office. Salt Lake City
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PATENTS

ATTAINED for new inventions, or for i'm
! , provements in old ones Caveats, Infringe
ments. rrade-Marhs, and al patent business
promptly attended %.
Inventions That HAVE BFES REJECTED may
sin. in most cases BE- patented hy u.s. Bong
Opposite the o. $. Patent Office and engaged ih
Pgfs.f Busig-ss Er0lusissig Ne can secure patents
In lev time than those who are remote rom
Washington.
When Inventors send model or sketch, We
make search in the Patcnt Oidce, and advise -
t5 its patentability free u ctTyc. Correspond
once confidential; fees reasonable; and, 80
c44ggg uNLEss P.TEyr o. OBTAINED.
We refer by permission to the CITY fostni:'s-
Ter. and % the superintendent of the fust once
Money order Division ia Washington. For
.nee;sl references. circular. advice, terms, &c.'
sd3f,ss C. 4 SNOW * co,
OpDosite Patent oaice, Washington, "a. {.
Nov - $3.50
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al'irqlnia fsee gress.
HIrTISCIsSORS

IN. .l:.., .,l tho baa..ms,8 sr, ,..'
,bout eluanv familiar with tle j1,y o..
o.howinr people up.
CORN bo. gone uD-E.c.,,s,. Oh
well convert IS ip,o vlf Is AID il vii 70
down
yb. bi., ,r.,o ~ l.s,s.. La. driven
MON, isn,,,s,, 5r;..er, b.c.tto pl..n
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s,,r. ,,. ..~. t.st fIos Fellows ar, not
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FGSs--T7FIIE OLD FAMILY JOURNAL.
Fall and Winter!
Grand Opening Of Magnificent Stock Of
DRY GOODS,
v.,;,.s R,.t. Shoe, HIT, and Cops, ttc.

~ Dre-. Goods I name Cashmere. Alpacas
| D.base. Australian Crcpcs. Dress Fianneis.
Domestic Goois-Prini- Bleachsi and IN
blcachei Coitons, Shes!ng', Bed ticks, tahioh
Flannel- shaker and Me,licsted Flsnnels,
Gin-hams, Crash, &c, r..
Notions and Fancy 6oois-Silk and Linen
U,nikerchicf~ Ladies and Childrcn's Hose
Gloves. CoHs, Nubias. flnod', Less,ns,' Ia
dies and Gents Ties and Scarf-, ladies sat
chcl- Ladies Cloal,s, fall Inc oI Dress ShiIS
and Underwear.
White and Grey Blankets. Table on tioIn'
White Quilts. Skirts READG-MADE CiOIi-
ING. g.. &c. We are prepared 90 takeall corn
in TRADE or on account. Ss.-ROl.L II lVt x
CORN No trouble 70 show Goods. :, whether
vou wish - purchase or not, You VIII ne treil-
ed with the same politeness and attention. ~
ti.faction guaranteed in every particular Cau
and see me before purchasing elsewhere
Respectfully. c. ". TRUSSELL.
= L. ErcWsoN, S.lss,ocn
r. LEO. TRUssELL.
Oct 80 1SS0.
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NOTICE.

DERSOo,s hcYing claims against the Estate
i Of Jacob Cruber. Senior. deceased viii pre-
sent them properly authenticated 90 the under
signed tor payment. Those indebted will please
nav up. &. u. DEL SMITH
Executor of Jacob G-riber, -, dcc'd.
O~sobcr :. issf-zr4
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Piano Or Organ.
FEggSiC E-Eviie sssEWgC6.

LADY WHO rs An aCC0NpUsHED
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Boot and shoe NIalttnG.
REPAIRING sc.

MI AIItI4NI ~
THE undersigned hasremoved his Shopto the
building IN thecorner Of Charcsaud Liberty
streets-iu The building lately occupied by Wei
rick q Weller The charscterol the vorkdone oy
the subscribcri, veil known andappreciate dby the
citizens a. Charlestown aud vicinity. ltis hardly
necessary TO 10 that he will endcavor 70 sustain
his reputation a. reliable Norkman.and wilie1-
ecute promptly and at reasonable rates all orders
given him-eitherlor New work or Repairing.
JOHN AVIS OF Nm.
Nay Is, 1874. Apriil5, 1875.
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EVERYTUlNG in the lineo OF Garden Jten
II siis 0r Garden Seeds may 10 famed oi us
Nav. al. DUKE,t GALLAHEE.
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Il 70 ~ lAcrca.

Il is now generally conceded that aStliA-
BILE FERTILIZER pays = w,ll on Corn a. on
Wheat or other grain rrop. and ihe use OF u Is
becoming universal We h-ve ipost iattrring
testimonial 90 o. tl4 results obtained troia he
it-- of OUR ARTICLE Which ~ ccn FURNISH ."
tho., q.i.9 y.i-h lhsn. Send order early 10 en-
sure supply. We ,au $50 orders iroM oue tou
i..a. i5ajs by r1iIosl ~ reasonable rates .-
F0r prices agd terms address
LIPpITT & co,
caarlc.toWn, Jefferson County.
Mar ~ f. ". Va.
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s. $50 per a fhass IS # f-e 1o 2ddr sa2P ie
son Il Co. Porluni, Maine.
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Plain a1iS! Oruns1e-
PLA STEERING.

fEfHE ub.criber taxes advantage oftho Pr.s.t.
I medium los hich 20 ,aiorrn the ci...rn- Of
this and adjoining couniicsthat hcisprsrsrei ,o
undertak. tho
PhASrERiNG or HOUSES.
In any stylctha may be desired. from once s.io
three, Hard Finish, White Cosi 40 iIesVy -blr-
Cornices and Centres rrn. and Nrnan.~rt, ..-.l D.
iidesircd. None INT 6rst-clsss roIkmtn , In
employcdor work that nay DC uirustr. '.-..
CLSTERNS C&HENTkD aYD GE4ktH
TErp ~ nom.
Hereby tender .ay eIstcfu sckn movie, .. .lt
FOR the libersl patrouayo ! have receive .r.e
commencing business and hog hr stri..
rercc tfduty o. wrtifa c0ntirlarc' offt .It.
~ All Communications addressed o. .
ChsrlestoWE W. Va. viii resris, pr0nrf .i'.e-
zion C.FRANh GALLAntN.
Nareh2e. 1870
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Surveying AID Conveyancing

! WILL survey anywhere, promptly and ~
i short n0ticc-accuracy guaranteed -pccia
attention paid 10 connection herewith % DNA " -
ING DEEDS or any other instruments OF Writing
2. O.-Charlest0wn, Jefferson Co., ". "a.
Dec. 2, 1871 y How ELL BROWN.
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RoEnnG ChiYea EIoir,

flr Jefferson county, which hG, the Turn over
Point. which gives many advantages over the
ola Sind We also have on hand Large stock
1T cod and Reliable
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GUEELLEp CORN for .sle bv
= Oc.LIssi. LIPPITT & co.
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E7rrtt IIiII Nmracro-,
Our Corn Fertilizer.

DUR ANNOTATED ROME PHOSPHATE
~ fr Co-a. prepared by us \ special for
uul4 FOR Corn mas become 50 we'll established
in this and the nc.gLboriag counties that GER
n,icatcs ar no longer needed. Ton Of ii ier-
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Can atthe Foundry and Machine shop before
purchasing. WElRlCH & WELLER.
Chario>town, Aug. - 81.