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OHEVOX NEWS.
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(Hic iOfiniKi'iitic liimw.
NEW, THIS WEEK.
PORTLAND . ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sandwich Island Sugars !
CHALLENGES THE WORLD!
i
Yaquina Bay is furnishing fresh
Summons.
i
I2X MARGARET CROCKARD,
Offirial Pap.T far Jaeks.un k Josephine l'ouiiik’s. oysters to the Willametteians.
Justices’Court, for the Precinct of Waldo,
Green B. Smith, of Benton county,
From Honolulu.
State of (»regon, county of Josephine.
THE DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE
CHAULES NICKELL,
EDITOR- has just threshed ">,000 bushels of oats J. (’. Elder, Plaintiff, vs. Henry Niles, Geo.
Errct and Thomas Hunter, Defendants.
Presents a record unparalled in the history i
from
sixty
acres
of
land.
Civil
Action
to
recover
money.
rnnr uktipf CARGO of the above named vessel, composed of the following favorite
of
Sewing Machines.
SATURDAY
...SEPTEMBER 6, 1873
toni, ,ww ¡»..ding, »..d
»«'<’
,ra"c =
To
llenri/
A'/Zcx,
(¡eorye
Erret
and
Thomas
The latest modern improvements of the
Three men dug out $1,260 in five Hunter, the above name ! Defendants :
age.
DEMOCRATIC «TÄTE < <>S VEVi lON.
days work, on Myrtle creek, Curry IN THE NAME < »F THE STATE OF
The “DOM ESTIC” challenges the world. PIONEER X SUGAR,
I
Oregon:
You
are
hereby
required
to
ap
county, about a fortnight ago.
Sold at Chicago prices !
A Democratic State Convention for the
pear before tin1 undersigned, a J list ice ot the
PIONEER A SUGAR,
Warranted tor five years.
State of Oregon, is hereby called l>v the
There are now twenty-six Farmers’ Peace for the Precinct aforesaid<-on the 31st
EAST MAUI SUGAR,
Demwriitie State Centra! (’onimittee, con
day of October, 1873, at 10 o’clock in the
vened in Ponlaml, Oregon, this, the 9:h day Granges in Oregon. The State Grange forenoon of said day, at the office of said W. J. HORNE, G eneral A gent ,
IIOBRON PLANTATION.
bf August, 1873, t<> meet at Portland, Ore will probably be organized in about Justice in said Precinct, to answer the above
gon, on Tuesday, the 9th day of September,
named plaintiff in a civil action.
Office—104 Third St ., Portland.
IH73, at 10 o’clock .v. M., for tiie purpose of four weeks.
'1’he defendants will take notice, that it
nominating a candidate for member of Con
LIHUE PLANTATION,
thev fail to answer the complaint herein,the
It appears from the telegraphic dis plaintiff will take judgment against them for Depot for the Santa Cruz Tannery.
gress, to be voted for at tin* special election,
to l»e held Ortolier 13, 1873, and for the trans
one hundred and thirty-nine dollars, and
KAUW1KI PLANTATION,
action of any other business that may prop patches that Mayor Failing wrote to eight v-eight hundredths of a dollar, (8139.8s)
erly come before it.
New York declining aid for the Port book'aeeount, together with costs and dis
HEIA PLANTATION,
The several counties of the State will be
bursements to be taxed.
land
sufferers.
entitled to delegates in such C invention as
Given under my hand this 29th day of
KA UEOLI PLANTATION.
follows;
A. B. MclLvXAlN,
A ledge of pure chalk has been found August, 1873.
.J
list
ice
of
the
Peace.
G
Lane...
Benton......
LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS,
in the vicinity of Lake creek, Clatsop
Marion
5
MACLEAY, Portlaiid, Oregon
Baker.........
Multi!« mah___ ..... 12 plains. It is said to equal any in the
Clackamas
Published
by
an
order
of
A.
B.
McIlwain,
»> 1 Polk.................... .. <»
(’olumbia..
Justice of the Peace, made August 29th,
0
1 Portland market.
(’latsop......
1873.
.1. C. ELDER,
.....
(>
1 1 ’ ma! ¡1 la..........
Curry........
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Plaintiff.
H.
Price,
of
Salem,
boasts
of
a
horse
(’oos..........
HARDWARE. IRON, STEEL,
WILSON
<1 < Wasco............... ••••• »> that was never frightened but once in
Ihmgla- ....
PIPIFAX
Washington..... . .... • »
Grant........
m ux, spokes , rims ,
Is simple, durable, runs easily and sells for FIF1 Y DOLLARS.
He had ought to be
V:ililhill ........... ..... 6 twenty-years.
Jackson.....
•
>
1
Josephine.
The Rosicrucians were a sect of philoso
fed on oats oftener than that.
Total............... ...121
.12 - ,
Linn........... ...............
phers who flourished in Germany during OAK, ASll A HICKORY PLANK,
Rumors of rich discoveries of gobi the seventeenth century, and' prosecuted
It is suggested by the Committee that the
several conn! :e< hold their Primary < ’onven- and quartz on the headwaters of the profound researches into Natural Science
NORTHRUP & THOMPSON,
NEEDLES for all MACHINES.
Agents wanted in Oregon and Washington Territory.
and Occult Philosophy, and sought to dis
lions on the 23d day of August, 1873, at 3 e.
cover
the
Elixirof
Life.
Although
some
su
.vi., and their County Conventiwns on the Owyhee, having reached Baker City, a
D>rtlaiid, Ogn.
A lbert V ail , Agent, 128 First Street, Portland, Oregon.
perstition may have been developed among
.‘»nth day of August, ls73. W hen* this ar
them
and
other
alchemists
in
search
for
the
large
prospecting
party
has
gone
to
see
.31 m3.
rangement d<s‘s not >ii:t the conv<*nicnce of
elixir vita*, yet theie is Scientific Truth at
J. SIMON,
the I»eiiKMTaey of the several counties, it is what there is in them.
the bottom of Alchemy and Astrology. They
expected that they will make tin* necessary
CORBITT <fc MACLEAY,
impressed with thp properties of her
56 Front Street, Portland, Oregon,
changes through their County Committees.
The Willamette Woolen Manufactur were
bal preparations, and found dynamic and
W. L. WHITE,
ing Company of Salem are now manu psyeologic force in the extract of certain
Wholt sate and Retail Dealer in
Ch’n Democratic state Central Com.
facturing blankets which sell for $30 plants.
M. V. Bnovvx, Secretary.
l'on TL. t ND, OREGON,
Odd Fellow’s Building,
PI PI FAX
Doors, Sash, Blinds, German, French and
per pair. They are, in size, 7x9 iect, I
Is duo to the researches of a learned scholar American Window Glass, crystal-sheet, en
Ol’R POPI LITIOS.
and weigh fifteen pounds and are of
Europe, among the archives of the Rosi ameled, stained and cut glass. < Hazing done
,L 1 ( KSON I ILL F, Olì JIG ON,
crucians. It is made from twenty different to order at San Francisco prices, and satis
WHOLESALE GROCERS, WINE, SPIRIT
The Washington correspondent ot bound in silk.
herbs, gathered at such seasons of tin* year faction guaranteed.
3Irs. M. B. Virgil has written a when their juices are strongest and virtues
the State J>m¡nal says the population
an* unimpaired, forming a combination un T. 1 ) I T T 12 N 1 L O 1*21’ 12 1I,
IMrCRTElt AND DEALER IN
of Oregon, in 1 >79, according to the letter to the Forest Grove Independent, rivaled in the materia mediea.
—AND----
Importer of
first re|s»rt made by the officers engaged in which she applies for a situation as
PIPI FAX
in taking the 9th census was set down school teacher, wood chopper or any
STOVES, HARDWARE, TIN-WARE,
an enemy to all corruption—it assists and Tobacco, Cigars, Yankee Notions and
at 90,923. These figures have since other lucrative business by which she Is
fortifies nature. Iis manner of operation is
CO M M ISSI O N M E R C11A N T S r
been taken without question as the can earn her daily bread. Give her a to drive to the t'Xtreine parts and through
FANCY GOODS,
tilt' pores of tin* skin and all emunctories of
true population, but only that portion chance. x
the body, the bad humors which molest it,
59 Front Ntr«M‘t, Portland. Oregon.
ready relief even in diseases the most
classified by the census officers under
Our advices from several parts of the giving
— DIRECT IMPORTERS OF—
AGRICUI /F URAL 1M PLEM EN TS,
refractory and diiiicul! to cure, such as Neu
the head of “constitutional” and ‘‘rep State, are to the effect that farmers are ralgia, DysjH'psia, Constipation, Siek Head
.7. A. GILL <t C’o.,
Nervous Weakness and Biliousness.
resentative” population, and is made making unusual preparations for an ex ache,
It is pleasant to the taste, mild in its ac
1 R< >N AND STEEL,
up as follows: White, 86,819; colored, hibit of their products at the State tion, Marvelous in its effects, unsurpasse l Wholesale and Retail Booksellers and
Tea, Sugai', Coffee, Rice,
as a tonic.
956; Chinese, 3,330; Indians, 318. Fair, next month. They have raised
Used as a beverage iu malarious districts,
STATIONERS,
it neutralizes miasma and prevents Fever
Total, 90,923. According to the ropirt this year the best crops of grain ever and
Cutlery of All Kinds,
Ague.
—AND—
of the superintendent of theOth census, produced in the State, and they can, if Sold by Druggists, Grocers and Liquor 75 First Street, lhjrtland, Oregon.
published as a preface to the first, or they will, make such an exhibit of ce 1 Halers.
MECHANICS’ TOOLS,
Depot 409 Front street, San Francisco. 36
HENRY T. HUDSON
population, volume (of the statistics of reals as was, perhaps, never surpassed
ALL GOODS IN OUR LINE.
First Street. Portland, (»regon, manufac
the 9th census, the true population of by any State Fair in the United States WORTH AND BEAUTY 82
tures notary seals, rubber stamps, stencil CA ULDRONS AND WASH-KETTLES,
Oregon, in 1879, was 101,883, (of or the world.
plates, steel letters, door plates, etc.
whom 21,608 were twenty-one years of
FENCE WIRE,
The State Board of Equalization
LE( JAL AD VERTIS EM EN TS.
WOOD’S HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
age and upwards,) made up as follows:
meets at Salem, in accordance with law,
tuT Jackson County Orders Solicited.
White, 86,929; colored, 346; Chinese, on the 9th day of September. The
AND THE CHROMO
Administrator's Notice.
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3,339; Indians, 11,287. Total, 191,883. duties of the Board comprise the equal
Y OS K M 1 T 12.
It will l»e seen by the above figures, ization of assessment l»etwcen the va
rniiE undersigned having been
DRUGS and MEDICINES.
SHELF HARDWARE,
L duly appointed by the lion. J. B. Silers,
taken from the official report of the
County
Judge
of
Josephine
county,
(»regon,
rious counties, and an examination as
superintendent of the census, that in
Administrator of the Estate of Gustaf A.
to the proper discharge of the official
aving control of the mag - Johnson, deceased, notice is hereby given
4 FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK AL-
GIA POWDER,
«constitutional” and “representative”
nificent Oil Chromo, YOSEMITE, we to all persons havingc ¡aims against said Es-
2k ways on hand at the
obligations resting upon the various
are able to offer a combination of litera
to present the same with the proper
tate
population of 90,923, all the negroes
Assessors throughout the State. The ry and art ¡Mie-work of genuine worth, and voucher.' to me at Kerbyv die, .Josephine
CITY DRUG STORE,
and all the Chinese in the State, and members of this Board are 1 Ions. N. H. at prices unprecedented.
county, Oregon, within six months from ( LOTHES WRINGERS, PINS A LINES,
This
tine
copy
of
a
piece
of
Nature
’
s
this
date
;
and
all
persons
indebted
to
said
318 Indians, are included, while 10,980
—OF—
Gates, of Wasco, Geo. L. Curry, of grainiest work, is not presented in the usual Estate art requested to make immediate
BOOKS,
limited style—its dimensions. 14x20, making payment.
Indians are excluded. In the total, or
ALL
KINDS
OF
Pl
'M
PS,
Multnomah, and W. F. Alexander, of a picture of very desirable size, in itself
CHAS. JOHNSON, Adm’r.
true population, ail the Indians are
STATIONERY,
Kerby ville, August 21st, 1873.
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Linn.
J.V ORNAMENT TO TH I f ROOM
counted, as in other States, making the
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISH AND (.LASS
TOI L ET ARTICLES,
Cit ation to Heirs.
population 101,883.
NEW, THIS WEEK.
graced by its presence.
$50!
NEW
SEWING MACHINE!
KASPAR
KUELI.
H
SETTLE UP,
Narrender of the Mottoes Requested.
The Governor of Oregon, says the
News, properly requested the General
Government to turn over to the State
of Oregon those Modoes now held by it,
who are under indictment by the
State Court for murder. The request
was matte some time since, but the de
lay of the Government to act upon it
is easily explained. The President is
at Long Branch, and thither Secretary
Belknap has been compelled to go to
advise with his superior in the prem
ises. The State will await with pa
tience in the confident expectation
that the President will finally l»e
found ; that his convenience will per-
mit him to consider and decide upon
the matter, and that in the course of
events justice will be (lone in the
premises. In the meantime it is to
be hoped that the business of Secre
tary Belknap’s office will not l>e seri
ously effected while that officer is
prosecuting his expedition to the Pres
idential person.
The State Fair,
We have received a poster by mail
announcing the next State Fair. From
it we learn that the Fair will be held
at the Fair Grounds, Salem, commenc
ing on Monday, October the 6 th, and
will continue six days. This year the
State Agricultural Society offers gold
and silver medals in addition to pre
miums amounting to over $10,000, coin
for meritorious exhibitions. Rev.
Thomas Condon, of the Dalles, will de
liver the annual adress, which will take
place on Thursday, October 9th. It is
hoped and expected the State Fair of
1873 will be a gigantic success, and
the 8oclety has spared no pains to
malto it such. Prices for admission
are fixed as follows: Six-day tickets,
$2 00; membership badge, $3 00; one
day tickets, $1 00; ladies, and children
under 12 years of age, will be admit
ted free of charge.
But tew copies of this beautiful Chromo
will be allowed to go to retail stores, and
those1 will be sold at their
In the Couniy Court for Jackson county,
Oregon, sitting in probate.
I:i the 'Sutter ot the EMiito of Ntcphcn
Wiit^otl. 5>e<»-ase.l.
yOTIUE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
Actual Retail Price, $3.00.
persons indebted to the undersigned to
come forward and settle immediately and while if ordered in connection with our M;qr-
thereby save further costs. A word to the azine, both will be furnished for
wise is sufficient.
t RYSTAL& WRIGHT.
Jacksonville, Sept. 1st, 1873.
81.50.
if
As a premium tin* picture may be obtained
by sending us two subscriptions lor the
Magazine at 81.00 each, or by .subscribing
\lrE ARE NOW READY TO RECEIVE tor the Magazine two vears in advance, at
wheat in store, and will commence 81.00 per annum. Address,
grinding on the loth inst.
II ’oud's Household Magazine,
Newburgh, New York.
Our terms for grinding will l>e the eighth
bushel, or exchange.
S. E. S hutes , Publisher.
36.
DALEY A EMERY.
Butte Cryek Mills, Sept. 1, 1873.
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MILL NOTICE.
Executor's Notice.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
I
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
I the County Court of Jackson county,
Oregon, made May 12th, A. D.. 18,3, the un
dersigned as Executors ot the last will and
testament of O. D. Hoxie, deceased, will
0,1
Katurilay. Sept. 27tl>. A. !>.. 18<3.
mHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
1 isting between the undersigned is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Simon
( aro withdrawing from the firm. All out
standing accounts will la? collected by Si
mon Caro.
SIMON CARO,
at the Court House door in Jacksonville, in
MORRIS BAUM.
said county, between the hours ot 9 o’clock
a . m . and i o’idoek p. m . of said day, expose
The undersigned will continue the busi for public sale to the highest bidder tor cash
ness at the old stand. Thankful lor past in gold coin, all the right, title and interest
favors tendered the old firm, we respectfully which the said O. D. Hoxie had at his de
solicit a continuance of the same.
cease, (subject to the dower right of the wid
J. M. McCALL A CO.
ow of said. O. I). Hoxie), in and to the fol
Ashland, Sept. 1st, 1873.
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lowing described tract or parcel of land, ly
ing and being in the County of Jackson,
State of Oregon, to-wit : Commencing at the
Northeast corner of Claim No. 41, in Town
ship 37, South of Range 1 West, and run
ATURDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 13th, ning thence West along the south boundary
an auction sale will be held at the City of Donation Claim No 46, 23 chains and 86
Brewery, Jacksonville. The following em links to the western boundary of the county
brace the principal articles to be sold :
road to a post and mound of rocks ; tlieneo
South 39°, East along the line of the road 7
One Spring Wagon ;
chainsand 15 links; thence East 19 chains
and 36 links to a post on the east boundary
« Parlor Stove;
of Claim No. 41 ; thence North 5.47 chains
“ Cooking Stove;
to the place t»f beginning, and containing
« Small Music Box ;
11.89 acres, the same being a part of Dona
tion Claims Nos. 41 and 47, in Township 37,
Tables and Chairs;
South of Range 1 West, Willamette Meri
Clothing, etc., etc.
dian, together with the tenements, heredita
ments and appurtenances thereunto belong
TERMS, CASH.
ing or in any wise appertaining.
36td
K. KOCII A B ros .
On the confirmation of the sale by the
County Court aforesaid, and the payment
of the purchase money, a deed of convey
Notice of Final Settlement
ance will be executed to the purchaser.
Salo to commonco at 1 o’clock p. M. of said
In the County Court of the State of Oregon, day.
for Jacksoil county. (Sitting in Pro
ELIZA ANN HOXIE, Executrix,
bate.)
SILAS J. DAY Executor.
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Sept. 2d, 1873. .
In the Matter of the Estate of Daniel
Crain, Deceased.
To Mara
llr<><rn, limihi l>. TIunnpHon, J\e-
ziah 1 ¡I'oiijison, l.anra 'Tlioutii.sou, Howard
'Jhoiii¡‘•'on, John li . Thompson, 1 lartlef/
Thompson, t’litford Thompson, lleirs-at-
I.aie of said Deceased, and all others inter
ested therein ,*
\’OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
I John Watson, administrator of said es
tate has tiled his petiiion praying for an or
der to sell the following described real prop
erty, belonging to said es ate, to-wit :
Donation Claim No. 58, known ar.d/lesig-
nated as the Donation Claim of ¡Stephen
Watson, containing one hundred ami sixty
acres and fourteen hundredths of an acre;
also, the umlivided one-half of Donation
Land Claim No. 55, known and designated
as the claim of Sewal Truax, containing one
hundred and lifty-nineacres and ninety-two
hundredths of an acre ; also, the undivided
half of Donalioii Claim No. 56, known as t he
claim of John Rankin and Jane Rankin,
containing three hundred and twenty acres
and forty-four hundredths of an acre, all in
Jackson county, Oregon.
And yon are flirt her notified that the
prayer of said petitioner will be heard and
determined at the Clerk’s ofiiee in Jackson
ville, in said county, on Tuesday, October
7th, 187.3, at which time and place you are
hereby cited to appear and show cause, if
any exists, why an order of sale should not
be made, as prayed for in said petition.
Published by an order of Hon. E. B. Wat
son, County Judge, made the 5th day of Au
gust, 1873.
3.3.
Furniture Ware - Room.
S
A
NOTICE.
Gasoline Oil and Damps.
AXES, WITH OR WITHOUT HANDLES,
BI. AST J NO
Cor. California A Oregon Sts.,
Jacksonville,
Oregon.
HiH’DER,
CAST STEEL,?»D d.'Nlk A .1<»NES PLOWS
Agency for Cowan's King Remedie».,
»»tf.
ROBB A KAHLER.
M ANU F ACT U R I N G
CH E M I ST,.
And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PERFUMERY,
ANI» EVEBYT1IINU TO HE FOUND
BOLTS, RIVETS, IP >RSES¡¡< >ES A NAILS
IN A FIRST-CLASS ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 101 Post Street,
A ND EVERYTHING TO BE FOUNDIN’
A a first-class establishment. Give me a
call.
K. RUBLI. » À
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LHIES’ mid GEXTLEJIEVS FERMSII1NG
—AND—
FANCY GOODS
BOYS’ AND GIRLS’
CL O TII IN G,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
I-'* Orders from the country promptly
tilled.
30tf.
il. r. J ohnson
r. A. HEARS
JOHNSON & HEARN,
Successors to
RANTZAU A SHAW AND COMSTOCK A MARTIN,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Eonvarding & (uniinissioii Merchants,
CALL AT E. JACOBS' NEW STORE
REDDING, CAL.
In Orth's Building, Jacksonville
DAVID LINN
SAN JUAN LIME!
Keeps constantly on hand a lull assortment
of furniture, consisting of
I
I
BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS, TABLES,
GUILD MOULDINGS,
1,000 BARRELS SAN JUAN LIME,
STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES,
I
CHAIRS
OF
ALL
Eur Sale in Quantities to Suit,
KINDS,
PARLOR A BEDROOM SUITS,
Apply to CORBITT & MACLEAY,
ETC., ETC.
Also Doors, Sash and BlindH always on
hand and made to order. Planing done on
reasonable terms,
Undertaking a spe
cialty.
29tf.
N
A | ARK YOUR GOODS (’ARE OF J. A IL
JI Bv close attention to business we hope
to merit a continuation of the patn>uag>
heretofore extended to the old firms.
29tf.
WM. BOYER,
Cal. street, first door west of White A Martin,,
Jacksonville, Oregon,
DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS*
Fruit» in Season,
PORTLAND, OREGON,
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES,
LAGER, LAGER!
i ND EVERYTHING THAT CAN BE
71. found in » tirst-elass variety store..
Produce taken in exchange. Please give us*
a call.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
LL PERSONS WHO HAVE furnish -
THE EAGLE BREWERY.
otice is hereby given that
ed Supplies, Ac., to the Oregon Mount
the
notes
and
accounts
of
the
late
firm
’
ed Militia, in the late Indian war, are here
of H offman A K i . ippel have been placed in
by notified to present their accounts to the
undersigned, without delay, as we desire to my hands for collection. All parties indebt
HE PROPRIETOR, JOS. WETTERER
close the business at the earliest possible ed to said firm will understand this means
has now on hand and is constantly man
business, and will find it to their interest to I ufacturing the best Lager Beer in Southern
moment.
J. N. T. MILLER,
Commissary-General Oregon Militia. call and settle without further notice.
Oregon, which he will sell in quantities to
QUINCY A. BROOKS,
H. K. HANNA.
suit purchasers. Call and test the article.
Jacksonville, August 20, 1873.
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Asst. Quartermaster-General Oregon Militia.
29tf.
A
ETC., ETC.
J. A. BAUER,
Il FA D Y- MA I) F
AUCTION SALE
LEX. MARTIN, Administrator of said
Estate, having filed in said Court his
final account for settlement, and also pray
ing for an order for setting a time for hear
ing the same; therefore notice is hereby
given that said final account will lie heard
and determined in said Court on Tuesday,
the 7th day of October, 1873,
By order of Hon, E. B. Watson, Judge of
said Court.
A ttest :
p. DUNN, Clerk.
Sept. 1st, 1873.
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i
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,,
BALING ROPE:
CARPET-WEAVING.
AI RS. OLIVER WOULD RESPECTFUL-
ly inform the public that she will short
ly be prepared to weave carpets in the most
artistic at vic, and at reasonable rates. La
dies desiring to have carpets woven, sho^ttd
give her a call.