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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-20
f'Uk SiLk.

TIMBER FUR SALE.-l HAVE FOR
i sale 20 Acres of Timber in Clarke county,
Va. Also the Hickory on 90 Acres in West
Virginia, near Shepher'lStOwn. on $. v. Rail-
road. The latter must be sold this week.
DAS'L q. LUCAS,
CharlestOwn. Jefferson County, W. Va.
ScnIf-ltl
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MONEY TO LOAN.
UTE HAVE MONEY To LOAN
w at 8 and Q Por Cent Inter
est on time or six months to ten years.
80 ATTORNEYS FEES CHARGFD
lltf BURKHART BROS.
MAKING WATCHES

Detective Watch Cases are ono OF the
chief causes ofso many watches not being
good timo pieces. The cases being thin
and not fitting we'll, admit, dust and dirt
20 the movement, which soon interferes
with the running parts OF the watch neces-
stating cleaning, repairing, DC. and the
amount thus paid ont IL applied toward
buying good case ia the beginning,
would have saved all this trouble aud ex-
pense. We have recently seen case that
meess all these requirements, it having
been carried for over twenty years and
still remains perfect. We refer to the
JAS. BOSS PATENT STIFFeNED GDL0
CASE, which has become. one Of the staple
articles Of the Jewellery trade, possessing
as Il does so many advantages over all
other watch cases. being made OF two
heavy plates OF solid gold over a plato of
com position, and wo advise all our readers
to ask their Jeweler for card or catalogue
that will explain the manner in whtch
they are made.
1t is the only STIrFENED CASE ma0s
with two plate OF gold, seamless pendants,
and center, solid joints, crown pieces s&c.,
all of which are covered by letters patent.
Therefore buy no case before consulting
a Jeweler who keeps the JAS. BOSS
may learn the difference between il and
all limitations that claim to be equally as
good.
For sale by ell responsible Jewellers.
Ask TO see the warrant that accompanies
each case, and don't be persuaded that
any other make ofcase is as good.
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FOR SALE.

Ono Racine single buggy il use three
weeks. Original cost, $3.50. Will sell Il foI
Si36 cash. or si45 on time. Two seated
Raeino hack, for either ono or two horses
bought new last May. Cost Sl70. Will
soil Il for si45 cash or si53 on time.
Two sets or single harness, bought last
May and July. Cost siD.tO and 60. VIII
sell them for tl5 and Si6 cash.
isl acres, lying miles due east Of Har-
risbuFg. A good one storisd box house,
rooms. Barn, 20x22. The land has
heretofore becn used n u pasture, but can
all be put into cultivation. No grubbing
required. IL miles from school. Terms
-ki6 per acre. Lcash down, balance al
most any length OF time secured by mort
gage.
800 acres, lying within n milo of Mon.
roo. In Benton county. AL under fence
and divided into fiye fields. All good
farm land and half In grain. Good house
and barn, splendid wator aud a fino orch
ard. II Il one of tho best farms In that
section of the valley. Price SIS per acre
$1,000 or $500 down and balance on time
Enquire Of &. II. STEWART.
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we've Ipeen There.

We noticed to-day u little squib In
the States Righta Democrat saying snow
fell at Walla Wnlla before harvest WAS
closed. That 10 correct, but the edlter
OF said paper forgot to mention that
snow fell over good pertion Of the
Willamette valley at the same time
So much so that anew lay on top ei
the cars from Benton county TO Port.
land, distance OF seyenty.tive miles.
We would like 10 Inform the gentle
man that people are not yet done har-
yestlng sin this country; so much
wheat that machinery can not take
care Of IT, Claib, como mp and look ut
our country
We have been there. We passed
through that "nock of woods in n
prairie schooner In the fall of 1865, and
could hardly sec the country for tho
number Of cayuse lierses grazing there.
IL was n wilderness then, aud when
we now 500 the piles of UmatIlia wheat
lying at Portland. wo can hardly be-
lieve our own eyes. The face OF the
country must have changed some
since we saw It
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CITATION.

In the Coau,y Court Of Ian County. State
Of Oregon.
In the matter or the estate OF Thos. 9.
Summers, Deceased. Citation.
To the next OF kin OF said deceased, to-
wit: Jane Coyle, William Summers,
Abner Summers, Isouria Parrish, Ida
Priyett, aud TO all others known and ur
known, interested in said rs ats.
Ia The name Of tie STATE ef0rsy0n,
You are hereby cited AMI reaaire3 ~
be and appear IN The County Cegrs &c he
County of Linn. State Of Oregon. ~ the
Court House, in the city Of Albany, in
said County and state, 0u Monday the
5th day of Decomter. A. u. lSSi, At the
hour of one O'clock in the afternoon Of
said day, the same beng the first day of
the December Term 1851 tina reof, and then
and there show cause II any exist, why
an order of sale should not be made
directing and licensing the aslministrafor
of said estate to sell all the right, title and
interest OF said Thok. ). Summers, decsas-
ed. at the time of hls death, both in Lave
and equity, in and 10 the leal property
hereinafter described, as PRAYED for in the
petition of L. Iilyeu, administrator Of the
estate of said deceased, which petition il
now on file in the County Court Of Lam
County Oregon, which said real property
is described As follows, to-wit
Begiun.Rg s.Ss chains South and l6.4s
chains West Of the S. w. Garner OF sectien
80, TIP -, 5. X. West OF Willamette me-
ridian, and running thence West 2S.s5
chains thence East 1870 chains; th.ns~,
North 56.97 chains to the place OF begin.
ming, containing IS acres, more or less.
Also tho following described tract Of
land Beginning at the South East
corner of the donatieR land claim OF Thos.
5. Summers and wife, Not. No. 2S04 in
Linn County, Oregon, and rHnning thence
North 1886 chains; thence West go
chains thence South 1855 chains thence
East 60 chains TO the placa cH beginning.
containing IS acres more or less, both Of
the above described tracts of land being
and lying in Linn County, Oregon aa
BY order of Court 49,
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court this 18th day of October, 1881.
II. S. N. BAUM, Clerk. -
per J. II. HACKLEHAN, I'll
i2w6 Deputy.
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aena him a nlb,e agent

T!re Re0is,er, in its Blue Ribbon Club
Item last week, sat down on one OF our
citizens In this kind OF style
We will state for tho benefit Of tho
gentleman and lady who came In at
the eleventh hour" and during the
time little Allie Scott was recitlBg,
that II they had remained standing nc
the door during It's recital, the hideous
''rackep'of hegentlemans boots woHld
not have reyerberated through tho
hall as he took a round. d.about way To
reach the far end Of the room, and the
seventh commandment would net
have boen broken quite 80 often by
these who were paying close attention
20 what the little miss had TO say.
Is IL possible the.BibIe Soeiety's asen
has missed the Regisier oiIics In his can
vAss of this county Something Is
evidently ywreng. Van Cleve has either
cited tho wrong commandment or else
the Club has adopted n new constItn.
tlon lately.
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Easiaras t,ireeisry.

About tho IL. of January Mesurs, Watts
L Godfrey will issue fall aud complete
business Directory # Linn County, eoH.
tanning. 10 addition 20 tho Directory proper,
description Of the County and short
sketches of tho different towns and Villages.
This Is expected to be book ot some 200
pages. and will 10 sold At 80 cts per copy.
4 Thousand copies will DO issued. ia order
that a number Of copies may he furnished
Tor FREQ distribution among new arrivals in
the State. This work will prove oi great
beaeGs 70 our county. and particularly to
business asn. aud NO wish the Publishers
sueeesa. slr. &. ". Watts Will shortly
make = tour of the county for the purpose
Of collecting material for the work, and We
commend him % the readers Of the DENocEAI'
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mARRsED.

BURKHART - GEISENDORFER. - On
Wednesday morning, Nov. 23d. by Rev.
Isaac Dillon, at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. II. ID. BURKHART and Miss
EMILY Nj. GEIsENDoRFER, all of Linn
county.
The happy couple left for California on
Wednesday noon, and will be gone few
weeks, whom they will return to their home
and begin life in earnest. We wish them
a long and prosperous life's journey to-
gether.
NOLAN N-CALLAHAN.-- this city, on
Thursday. Nov. oath. 1881, at the resi-.
dence Of the brides mother. by Rev.
Father lin. Mr.. JAS nj. NOLAN aad Miss
MARY j. CALLAHAN both Of this city.
We extend our hearty congratulations to
the happy couple and hopo they may enjoy a
long and prosperous life in each others COM
pany.
BROWN HOBBS. I'm this city, on We'd
iesday. Nov: %. 1881 BY Egbert d. HAY
..sys !. RaxN9s GGP. BRowN and Mss
MARX IiQsIR BElLE HONS both Of Scio.
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ALBANY
DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION.

A mass meeting OF the Democracy Of
Albany will be held at the old Gradwobl
brick, on Saturday ovoning, Dec. ., 1881,
at o'clock, for the purpose Of nominat-
ing candidates for Mayor, Recorder, Mar
shal and Treasurer, TO be voted for at tho
election on Monday, Dec. s, 1881.
WARD MEETINGS.
The committee recommend that tho va
rioua ward meetiAgs be held Friday even
ing, Dec. 2, at tho following places:
First ward--At Upper School House.
second Ward-At Central School n ouso
Third ward-At Lower School House.
Zach Ward Meeting will nominate ono
candidate for Councilman and select q
MEMBER Of tho City Central Committee.
II. J. CLARK,
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Chairman OF oommlite
FAMOUS OPERA SINGERS.

Annie Louise Carey and Clara Louise
Kellogg arc beyond question the most ia
nous opera singers or modern times. In
fact thoy have been universally acknowl-
edged 20 be the leaders Of thsir profession,
as we'll az ladies OF largo experience and
particularly good taste. They have prob.
ably travelled Insrc extensively than any
ladies or tho stage. and, as a consequence,
have had excellent opportunities OF Judg-
ing Of tho merits OF different countries and
their productions. II u certainly very
great credit TO California aud the balmy
semi-trepscal climate Of the Pacific, to have
had thetn pronounce slaven'a Yosemifc
Cologne by far tho lest they have ever
used in any country. For sale by fonhsy
Il Mason, Posters Brick, Albany, OR.
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J. a. Gross, proprietor OF the depot
hotel, keeps one OF the best public hoHses
In the State. His rooms aro kept scrupu-
lousiy neat and clean, and on his tables
can be fnand tho best iood the market az
fords. Parties going off on the morning
train can get coffee and cakes or an entire
breakfast before tho train leaves Here
after the hotel will be kept open all night
for the convenience OF the public.
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Il seofs strange that any all suEer from the
nasiy arrangements brought by i'ntsuse opu-
dittoa q The blood shcn BCONti.l.a kAHsAPAntIs.
IA AsD HrttLtNCfA. o. BiSsd Epd LiYsF syrup
Wt FssEOru pesfert health lo the physieai ofnHis-
take saJ has proven itscf - 10 The bst blood pun
Ser discovered effcfaaily curing Scrofuia bypl,
illstle disonisTs weakn1ssot the kidneys Kyarias.
Malaria al nsrfons disorders and debility. bilious
complaint and All diseases indicating inpsfe
difoti of the blood liver kldbeya stomach skin. etc
Is eorFcets indigestion single bottle viii prove -
yoa its merits health rsnewuF, for i ACTS
LIKE a CiAHN. especially shen The complaint i os
exhaustive nstuFe. having tendency 10 essen
The natural fis1T oi The brain and neFfeus Eysteu
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day Of last wook while the family was ab.
sent. and stole q suit of clothes. Ie was
tried before Justice Haven few days ago
and bound over TO await action Of the grand
jury. In default of bail no was placed in
Jail.
Tho following question has heen selected
for debate by tho blackstone Debating Club
for next Tue sday evening Resolved, That
in the u. s. there should be tariff for reve.
nue. only. 1t will be participated in by
Messrs. Haokleman, Mating /. Dilyou,
Bryant, Hoohstodler Harmon, Haven and
Hewitt on The affirmative, and Rideout,
Irvine, Mattoon, w. II, Bilyeu. wolvortoa,
Clement, Charlnn and Davis on the Mega
tive.
There amt no uso of talking I've boen
there aud know all about it. You cs buy
better goods and set them cheaper at Cow.
ans than any other place in Lebanon" said
one farmer to aaothsr tho other day, and
that's just what they al say. Everybody
recommends Cowan to orybody else, go
that he has tho good will of the people for
miles around Lebanon, aud that means that
he gces the bulk OF their trade, which is an
indisputable fact
The social held at tho Congregational
Church faesday evening Was tho latgest our
eitixoos have yet had the pleasuresof attend.
ing. The receipts amounted TO over s33,
which Is a good sign that tho lalica bank Is
geing 10 iiil up fast. Tho exercises seemed
to be satisfactory to everyone and sPoks woll
FOR thosa who took part ia them. Haman.
undistutbod by any AIordoeAi, sang a solo
in his asual vigorous, melodious stylc; AIrS.
Hewitt rendered very pleasing solo in an
expressive manner that took with every.
bsdy; while Carley Sox tsld abon. his IN q.
nagoiie aud Miss Davis gave her opinion on
church organs.
Nothing adds more TO the Appearance Of
a city than well arranged yards. set with
trees and shrubs taat are properly kept aud
attended to. Albany is deficient in this re.
speot. 1t needs nursery. one that il COIN.
plete in its make mp and we are glad to say
that ssch one will be established near the
suburbs of our city withia two OF three
months. Dir. John Roach is The gentleman
who Is gUiug to do this ior Us, aud he viii
deserve the beat patronage OF cur eitizens.
He learned tho business in one Of tho beat
nurseries Of New York State, aud is thorough
ly acqaaintsd.with every detail of garden.
lag. You viii do well to see him a. the
proper time and have him fix your yards up
in first-class style. so thas they will be
ornaments TO our city.
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nreELEN.s AKx,eA SAVE.

The best sslve in the world for eutg, brais
e.. sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever snFes. tet-
ter. chapped hands, ehilblains, corns aud all
kinds of skin eruptlonS This ave Is guar
aBteed to give perfect Eti.factioR in every
case or money Refunded. Price 35c I.er box
For sale hy Foshay and Mason, wholesale
sgts u Moorc, Soio ID Foley, Lebanon
DR. Powell, Lebanon Redpaih sud Mon
tagua. jefferson ID NJ Calbrcath. Bucna
Vista q Curnebns. Turner L a Rainpy,
IiaFrisbnrg: Starr and rlakely. nroN s
Vile.
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Uiaa coaa,y 90 ,he rrsut

We ARE pleased 10 learn from several
sources, that ADAMS * Co, The new
tanners at Brownsville, hre manuiac-
turing rs good quality Of harness
leather aud skIrting as ever was used
Ia this state. whether produced ut
home or abroad Their lathe, lace and
shoe leather also cannot lee surpassed
anywhere. Manufactures should Use
II To the exclusion OF goods of the same
kind madc in other States.
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Dr. Ulster Dead.

At2 O'Clock last Monday morning
DIR. William Lister died ut the resi-
denee OF his son-in law, Hon. J. ].
Murphy, In Salem, and was buried on
Tuesday. Deceased was for many
years a resident OF Albany, and many
old friends here will be pained TO hear
Of his death.
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Religion. so.Iee.

Religious Geivices will be held at st.
Paul's M. j.. Church, South, in this city,
next Sabbath, at ii o'clock by Rev. Jos.
Emery, and in the evening by the Rev.
J. II. N. Boil. Quarterly meeting will be
held at tho same place on Dec 10th, and
18th, instead Of on the 3rd. and 9Th, as an
nounced last week. Rev. d. G. Mcfarland
will preach at the same place on Dec 4th.
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Patent Moccasins made 10 wear inside
cfrubber boots. They absorb the porspir-
alton OF the feet, keeping them dry and
warm, and saves your socks.
Forty dozen of tho above moccaslns
jut received direct from the manufacture
ers in the East for sale choap by samuel
E Young.
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Two Good Y1rms 90 rent.

We have two good farms TO rent In
the vicinity OF Tangent. One Is leo
acres, with co acres already seeded TO
wheat aud 60 moreto 90 In. The other
farm Il a $50 acre tract. Both are
splendid farms Gail at this Office for
information.
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STRAYED.

brown yearling horse colt, barred on
~ the logs and striped on tho back like
"A mule, strayed from my place In Center
precinct during harvest. 1t went away
with couple of stray mares lone black
and one sorrel, the latter of which had 9
woke on her neck. A liberal reward Vi Ill
be paid FOR the recovery of the colt.
G. +. CRAWFORD.
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Dr. Wait. at sheaa.

d. ?. Porter, Esq, writes us that DIR.
Watts will lecture at Shedd ou Satur-
day, Dee Sd, at 2 o'clock p. NJ to the
school children. Also on Saturday
evening and Sabbath morning and
evening the Doctor will lecture, and all
are invited to attend.
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HoIIoway,s pills and Oinfnlent.


Wrecks of Humanity Indiscretions of
Youth.-No object is more soul appalling
than the premature sensibility OF youth,
daily Witnessed among the habitues of
our public promenades, where may be
seen the terrible results of disease in its
most frightful forms of the CHASTITY and
candaverous wreck of manhood, the de-
luded victims of unprincipal scoundrels.
who, by pernicious nostrums, have iin-
pregnaied the systems of their unsnHpect
ing aud confidiug patients with mineral
poisons. For ali ulcers ana impurity of
blood consequent upon such imprudence
Holloway's Pills and and Ointment arc
powerfully efIicacious, being composed
of rare balsams aud vegetables that are
antagonistic to all disorders Of the blood,
and ulcers arising from virus in the body
They contain not particle of mercury or
other mineral poison. l9l
IafP3RrANT NTCAUTToN.--None are Geiluine
unless the signature Of j. HATDeCKs sl,r-
rounds each box Of Pills and Ointment
Boxes at % cents 81 cents and s fae1F
N1- There Is considerable sAvlnS bts.
iaklnq hb1afger s1zess s. 3cTH9H
HOLLOWAY q Co, New York.
81 ssn|,t Il <iif, s s 6u4ia 81 ll-t bHD ~
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Samuel Z. Young is reeeiving for the holi-
days nice dress goods, nice clcaks and dol
mans, nice handerchiefs, nice fichus and col
larettes, nice ruching, and in fact everything
10 his different departments that is useful
and ornamental. Don't spend your money
for trash, but buy something useful.
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Following are the officers of tho sbedd
Autobiography Leagues
President II. Shedd
Vice President--D. G. currie.
secretary-S. u. Taylor
Treasurer-J. e. Davis.
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P. II. RAYMOND, T. NJ.
rrIee Nsi Found YET !.

w. X. Price returned from Lower Soda
during the first of the week and reports that
the body of his brother has net yet been
found. His neck-tie was found. AZ the lower
end of the big drift and il is thought his
body is either in the drift or in tho flshery.
Parties are still watching the river for the
body.
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A BARGAIN.

OAO acres of land in Marion county,
QUO IL miles from Buena Yista and
seven miles from Jefferson. 50 &c o. in
cultivation and balance il light brush and
timber. House, barn aud good orchard.
Flonring mill within rniles. Enough
wood can be sold at the pptlery works At
Bueua Vista to pay for the farGss Cali on
c. H.sSrEwARF, at Albany.
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A Magnificent stock.

That stock Of books, fancy articles.
Christmas goods, etc, brought on by Foshay
and Mason, just literally knocks the per-
simmons. Nothing like it has been seen
here. Several new show oases have been
added and they arc filed with the
most beautiful goods which money cin prr-
chase II win do you good to 60 and look
at them even il you can't buy Go and see
them anl tell all your friends about it.
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Mccoy and Ebert have received their new
stock Of drugs and are now marking and
placing them on the shelves. They will
be rea ~ for business by Dec. lst. and viii
DO wei Hxed. ly that stinaA. Don't forget
lI.1... = -. ls1E.ali l-.l Is = n
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Dried rrul.s Dried Fruls,

Samuel Z. Young is prepared to handle
large quantities Of good dried fruit. Parties
having dried fruit 70 sell wonld do well to
call on him.
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The repsrts that arc beiaE eireuiaicI tn
regard 80 car givia= mp badness are false.
We wish 60 iarsFm Ihc pnbiie that us in-
tend ts remain iu hnsiness ia Aibany as
1oHg a. iieFe are people 90 bty dry gnaais.
J.. 3. y. WRINKLE = 40.
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NEW FISH MARKET.

Ou corner opposite SeRders & Sternberg.
~ Will keep constantly on haHd
all kinds OF fresh ami salt fish and oysters
that the market affords.
Al. HYDE
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Letter LisL.

ThefoIowing is the list of letters reInainln G
In tha Post office. AibanE. linn county. Ore
gon, Nov. cath. 1851 Pers5ns railing tor these
letters must give tho date on which thay were
advertised.
Armstcad, Gertic Rolby, Judge
Fisher, Jarod Farrer, Aggie
Grey, A l. iIayos. John
ingalls,. Frank Mills, EFB
Hickey, josie Steel, luella
p. II. RAYMOND. T. NJ.
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o. q G. II. Il. TIME TARLE.
Albany Station.

An Trains daily. except sunday.
Norrcr.-Or and after this date regular
tiokets will 1c sold at our ticket office Tor
following points en- Columbia river: Upper
Cascades, Dalles, Umatilia. Waliula,
walla ALA and Ainsworth.
WILL. Il, RICE,
Freight and Ticket Agent
O. & c. Il. Il. Co.
Albany. June 18th, lSs'.
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axrrveS nrNT1 may be found on Gle At Geo
THIS \ Ar En- r howell Co.'S NevSspapsr
: strsc<s may Be nalsIo FOR Il IN NEW NO1sfA.
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The :Iateh isHHt.

our hunters ssiesloi y. .. Monteith
aud d. d. IIackienan a. cap.a'm' a' their
last meeting, and they cho'o si'ias as fol-
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The hunters LEFT here yesterday ,a"rn-
ing aud were TO report last night At o
o'clocA. bot we went 10 press bcfvre ihpt
hour.
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