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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-08

Is rap.y u an inquiry as to whether the
negro Totes was not fo5 large row in the
south IN proportion % their population
Gen. Howard has written q letter showing
ly statistics that tie negroes there, instead
81 decreasing since tbe war have increased
nearly i've hug3rei thousand. He estl-
mates the cotton crop this year q two nil
llon three hundred thousand bales, two
thirds larger crop than was ever raised, and
the grain crop double What Is ever bas been,
thus showing also shat negroes are taithfui-
.E at wurk
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-08

THE monthly statements Of the Treasury
Department show that Secretary McCul-
loch has kept up the legal limit Of contract
ing the greeHhack currency az the rate Of
four millions per month. The forthcoming
moBthly report is looked for with consider
able anxiety. Aiuest tle Only point Of ia
ts1e>t - tfls cauuaatl18 Eil. - further
contraction of the gFeautack currency. as
nothing Is kn9Tu ca the sabiect. conflicting
TuEldFE prevail
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-08

lL .s aarRe- iI9al Official sources fhzt tbs
val shoE that the sEpe1aiturss e the Nsr
Department f9r the present year viii be
largely 70 excess ofthoze uf las year. not
81. hsfaadinE g very ec3Hamlaal course has
teen steadily pursued. Fog ten months
ils present year. the Expenditures amounE
n Stts #JD0L From ibis many would
inter that paying soldiers Eountles has IN
creased sbe expeUdi1ures, but Of The sum
mentioned but ten millions have been eIpen
ded tor such purposes
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-08

IBEY are desermlned not 10 ~ oal % the
fashiou 10 Mar lan3 TIE tweuiY iheusaDi
dollars appfarriate3 lssF faii 40 sustain the
o.d Balginose Police Board ahd test the
ooHsltBfioaniiiy Of tie law il Il t9ugd
were distFibuted aoong members of the
MaTgland Legislature-te thousand dollars
gsiug 10 that body to prevent the new CIty
Charter b5il fronl passing, zn4 tie remain
der hndipR iis SAY ioi0 the pockets pf GER
tain Democratic izNyers
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-08

AEGROEs are not permitted 70 carry the
American flag in some portions of Virginia,
because the rag is distastatul TO tue Eas-
peCtable portion q the community That
flag can carry itself
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HOOP SKIRTS.


WILLFI T HOPKINS
essrR oWS NAKE"
Ager Eare shau Five Years exrlarsez,ez e-.9
experimenting lL t&s zaauutactHre ,f 81 TFrTT tr
FIRST QUALITY HOOP SKIRTS. ne =4-
eEr 5Usfl l-ee4et-afei gaets % merchants and -aa
pgh.c z lul euall lelre e thefr s1peri9ri.v o,r-
al others IN tae American rrArEef as Z rseg--.-.
81 aeEngu zcd ey all vAo wear ,gesi $ 49,,
IS they -sSe mere satss!ae-i5l i5al =uy a.Et-
Sksst. ard recpsnguezd ihsz1s13res 5s ersrv rp.-
vect- Dealers n Esap Sk5ss shaszf r.sEe
nete oi 1ais faet- EEER + LIHT HHU 60
NgE bE} EN I&EG i I&LsE NHgT-E q
Do So WITHOUT FtHTHEE 0EEaY.
Cur sssarEaaert embraces every szFse, 8anc-a
ana size, toE L2diess Misses sud- Cal.lrea al-a.
skirts made e. or.-er. altered sni repaired
ASK Tor hopkins Own Maks.- sna bg uat &c
cs5red See tast he letter AZ = pErer ea rhs
EsPes between cash Hoop, aa5 tha tae7 ara
stamped W. T. H0fAfN& @EYtFa tT{-
EEE, 5ss ARCH NJ. PH{E4BA.- r-s-
each tare. \ Na Others arc csausze.
Alss, instantly en- hand s full Iue ~ as.
NeE Aa-k and EasisFa '-ade S3iTtss g sry ~
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
AZ tie fAilsdelpliia Hoop skirt ifar.grv ard
EulParsprs, No 61S ARCH So PHIErE
&areh Is, 7Ss- l0l.a
A nMIEISTRATeBs, EorICR-Ge.ie-s ,-
"A AdZiassrTatien haviuE been granted 30 rhe
sa-serisers sssllias in Liberty Fp by the Ra-7s
Ter q Bedford c-aGtg, ggol iae estate gf David
AelsinEer izie q ss3t taw-s ir slI persons sI-
aeatet aRe regnested O. znake 1.ayn.eGt 81 arrl-
an1 THESE having claisos szauSt the estate are re
qHes.c.i - present lie sazae properly aar5lnti-a-
tei far scts5esaeat.
gATI EENsfNEER.
ElIAS HOOVER.
9elslsat Administrator
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I UMBEB

] UNBER
10000 feet nAh. NHITE aaa YEgJassv
PM LUMBER on hand and tcr sale bx
J. Is, WILLIAMS i CO..
}aae +'Ssa9s Bleaay RaH Ia
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-08

BECREaARB. Rho was latelY 10 Washing
ton 70 seeaTe reposegsi0Esof Of bis plantation
near Memphis. did not seeomplish the CD
iect Of bis mission. General Grant refuses
- rzstt~= s.
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- 5 C0TIAgE -

Ers szEl aasaa af ~ zsnr.s-zte-s 4zs s.a-l
larIzzllzz Il POWER FraLIE 81 TONE zE
Bh4 LL4lA-ssA A. 1-a "a el-eT points r-l71 81
zszEs EEss class 5zssruIsat
Tie E0Z ETEASA TEEX9Lle 8 se
greatest ~ al u2e-E reed
lzs7-aAalzs- I CHARMS zr1 SURPRISES n
WLe besr e. tT IS E9u 1trtal rlss2 EzE e. -1e
8GEaN VOICE D. -a zz5 ,l
-1e Zz trends L E EEs--
ext sz4 z sEs-i b. auF zht--
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T575R ssLE ~ TRADE

Tz1 larE.n sze lEtg a- oz-Ha Ae5rass4-
Lua Ea- = zee aer.s eEeh w5.1n .6rea ules
st & leHal a- rae Faf4G- Ea5l Road back at o-a-
la
F.7sftr.et al lrta1 lszlf ti-1le7si zzl Fs-sia
-r-a l1l.ez f-.l5 Guzaa City
One fzirl u 81 aares il Fulton Comfy Pa
izeildiHE F4'aaa.g lEe, Gizeral aE3 timber lands
-ca- E1-- L5rt-F.e1-
ose- ae=ss Of vaiuas.s oz1. e9al szd tza-
l4r lands s. sAsz; E.r-.a1-
Al1a, 4 lar = ground .ahszs ere zcre# e.
E4Isw Tree. 5L Snake Sprinr Torast5P, or
C-sz-dz-salrz aul Ee lfar1 TarlpiEe. ta-ee E1ilss
East q Bedford. wlr1 frame dwelling Eeasz-
cooper shap. stshte, AZ. tbarf1E erected
Also Tueusr-zrs enc BcTe satE. adjoining tas
Ess4g-h .i Etlias1 Tifa l5Z81 stsEs TssE fsr
E5}a u quarry on tae uFpe- end ef each
Also. go ac-gs et land il he1ia-rv e., IsFTz.
o.E. SHANNON.
isaac z3,-if Be3.aTa, Psuua-
n asGIN ESD HISTORY OF IHE BOOKS
~ OF THE BIBLE.
BE rEaF. lslrlE T. sagEs p p
a E5rE o. zeal Fslae and aa almost indlsEtl-
=zlle mFsli5l e t1e E5aic, s51wing vhat the
11t Eh1- q Is, ata haH % Ese rs a1-
swsrs1. a8s the ua ertsa2E 10 5ts 8utneutiei-v
z-r-5 ~ ll isfE i-4lG-sa-z1 ,raeiu : tle suiaaFi-
= sf ezeb ve1E up ts SIS 5u= -e1 aGtha-s, EzF5-g
a vast asnouat 5l iafarnatssz heretofore locked
gp .- szrr rae a14 costly 3au-cs, making .ae
II .h as1s- -.ara .-r .....ss ever Iuh.5saeH
lgHt A5EAE> AA ANEEE.
Experienced aeez-, ca--yl llsa, ladies. seagl
tsse1f-s aai atLass sA1u4 send q a11a TOR cirrl-
Ears e5rr further irf. rzaalfga- Address.
ZEiEE-ER, 1eCEEDT 4 CO.
sHl G1eztaZt Street, Pti.ale,rhis Pa.
~sct s-li 1867. sfu1.
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- T1easn.E ~ 5E&E- 81 tle ftrg lszis'
l1zsi et tie c-g 8 Be5tia, tie zatse-ltss
trrsrE te Gel tbg heHl Esfate Il Doctor Mll3ala
essex. aseszsel azd Adaainas-rEt1T wilh taE
wlL Ea1e1sl y Eliza 3 atsaa deceased. MI eE-
pose Tuhise sals she Fren4 ~ II ESBAE
IBE 18th BAY or NOVEMBER a. d 1857.
Tie 1s4sH.Hg Described Esal Esrate, late t1e
pro lptrtF - eaad 3eeelestz, EGAta1 lie
IaHasails af Bedford and cauhsTiaad Fslieg,
e l1g Aaa slulA . lie Bedford sPEags
property,
1s i ceatas1lur e3s Aerss ard I5e Psreaes.
neat EaesEa7s, af H4l I Considerable F-aErIel ss
s.eaEe5 z1a zaTlzg llAASl HOUSE theresa
erezsel
Ea- 2. Contrasting 81 Aers4 ana q Perzhss.
asst zgesesrs- E-l---E AlU5sz
&a Ea1tai17a- - azE- sB5 asretz=.
EsHT EEatHFe, s5 altiHE taEaasE : partly eiaaTs1.
Re- Z. asi izE Ss-a. za1tazalnE 2ss heEes
and 2 Fg-E1ess laat measure q Ha1el large
rar. 3 cleared "a an5e. fanea. and having
TENANT HoLsE a1a D1ao.s Leg Bzra tle1so1
ererteL 1a=rs EFl fals t-ae eEe5-elt
slrE aE a SsT &lfL
y. s. s555laiHei she Bsass-4 gF=ings f-ef-sr-F,
elEla5l5nE 20 lczEE G-4 $ EaTc-1ess EEz1 1zHzs-
ure. e W--5b ea1s8s-ztll ltarfial 3 cleared,
and 5artur b TENANT RoTsE thereon eseete5
~. e. A-s5 a5ain5ailg t4s Bedford SFrlars
property, e9ltala5sE 25s Ee7es ala - Perlses-
uea- Elfssz-s, q W5lsh e1aEi 3sra-e T1rrs7a s.
cleared ani under fence Bita + EGANI HOUSE
thereon erected
30 B1g Y 5ian3- a5lta5ozag zs5 ae-s
and zT pe-e-es. Hes- measure, f1iaing Nos. 9.
azdL
Sa- s. Be5nE sz=a s. 5au5. es-.tsi-iu- Io4 e.
a-ss tBa IS rersAa-. leat measure. ed si1iuz No.
aul tas Springs property.
LAsss iaz q ars usl t515a1.G. a11 y 1s. . e
and sse r5l vE--el ard rzl make excel
.eat ErsrzsE iaEE-s
s lrat 81 .ae saz4s casa ga szez AZ lte eEz= .
lie r 51 Ere
E q a5l fhe5s zrs.s rhze. Els szz Er
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tfENER8L HsScoCE, IL is understood. j.
tbs week fa assame command Of Faith
Military District
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TIlrwTE.sGD09S & BE0ADIpP RAILROAD
10 ard sissg TbRetasgs oet lf, lssz, fsE-
E.a geE Iralna VI -l- aErsEs az asfaft p iel9aE
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4 ysS was recently tile5 a thousan3 doi-
lars 10 Marion e5uH,y ks court ior
whipping iree8Eolaan. SerFe3 h5aright
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-08

AEACHL1TE SHOP
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-08

Al tie fAiladelphia Hoop skirt 3iaa ifar.grv a-
E1aFar5gra- No 61s ARCH s.. PHIL'S
&areh IS, aSs- baae
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1000

dinerfD varieties OF Embroidery
AMI White Goods generally, Al
iiniunnsa stock Df Dress Goods, that
can't ba eroeifhd ia the West,
npni rfi7luA every popular style,
NON 81 ~ talieo Dress 10 Fiih fat
terms worth 500 90 nud hn endless
YhfiniF ~ abhwla, silk aud Lace
Mnhtillas, api "Dfuees sei-tusg."
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| When ipe sun ~ bis 1yfIsH dtaf,ety afest
| La shadow ~ GOD. neatsd dawn ~ tlis
| I AsN . strange. baaaftfai te lace arise,
ph az Stand ~ ileht, u, The sapphire
sflHsi
4 palace ~ CLOUDS iii . sas,asat ~ e,ew
Dts ga lsiait1 ~ pearl, lie az safan 1T blue.
Atd spirits ~ ~ lilkltG eutlaef hns 90 STRAY
thfeiieii hese aisia tealIfs festea ffoHi
tie filHs ~ day
IN musical iaafpafs. the seft sunset ali,
hiEH = ebidsh winged asesi. seemed CALI
Ana ~ fancy sped al 'tlii u found . rare
H,.,sih tH
4 palace ~ tsspef. Yll1 emerald done.
4nl wi,ffe 1iis sfissl castle ~ sunset iesV
Aslieaebt seo,e stray sefspi lsa Dfesea
FROM The gold gates Of nstea. aea left tbati
alsf
There we've amethyst windows. whose
ftsh4euofk seefaed spnn
~ NE afawh oct from t4s hesrt ~ the
teiuielis of abbef aid fountains ~ llsbl
WhleI thfeW ~ vast showers. s9 Chang
That ltbpe might have Stolen thsif ca
auisifa sitpfn.
~ weave u bef slfdie ef falBbews.
had arches Of glory grew over ne there,
as These fountains ~ siinsst shot .np
iitsaeb the ait,
while I ieekad nom my oieaa spiiiafea
palaces efaf
4 say eiebt ist fail one vast, tremaieu=
star Ef'I
On he eai,o brow Of even, who tsap ~
pet DE aeaa Ga her brow, ana The dew IL,
'aee,9sa ,dtspiue The darkness aea hiding
WIZ lie ,,,-s. eelefsa curtains whieh fell
4 y sgtas,ad vitappf ann vietet dyes,
Floating vBt like = fringe from lie sall ef
tts skies
nd ie far away. oa Tie borders ~ aiehi,
ik'sH ehaiu ~ cloud mountains .. Won
dfaaalY bright,
ihes .seep,ed butt fes those aisias af |
. ADi1udaf THAT staff
Through the depli. ~ the diamonds efysz
When ilsl,t, win a magical touch. has TO-
tbs treasure ~ beaais Ia its bosom con
4 ad torrents of azure all graceful ana
proud
swse. aeiselsssly DOVE ffe,n these aouns
tains oi cloud
bat the tide ef tl,e darkness came GA with
its Hs,ds
4 al ntehe p'st The strand whore nay hsti
taiapa stuod
While IA Ia The distance The ,aoen seemed
te lave.
ike . sllyef-wluesJ swsn u. nis,,t's si,ou
! al lien, like Atlantis. that lsls ef the
Vhlel ~ elden iia,a sank 'naalh the
t,'saas - rect,
whleh nov the bus water ~ mystery
'.efped aswn la The darkness this Palace
az tiiouas,
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Notioe 10 Contractors.

vUyuiF Common tiaunait Of tie ,ify of
- hYPfiFYiile viii receive sealed rfpaoas
ala. untii the 10Th naf az ttha. tAnT iuf
drafting. travelling and Faviiie the Ala
ley situated between Tifat and hnFpnh
Atteetat st,d extending ffotn Ninth street
In Division street
Grading. travelling ana rsYlne the 4 l.
ipf situated hutwnan Malt, and sycamore
atieeta, ei.d esteudlns from Seventh street
To- miahth street
'.tadihg the A Icy situated tlel wpan faees
utd aud Iiltu Rtippts. hnd ps tnihlug tom
elm Etfnbt towards DIVISION street
Grading lite Alley situated between sixth
aud Seventh Htthpih, aiih extending nom
Ann street Ca iianh ~ rect
ufadina The Alley Situated eiwean Fais
iaii Avenue and flfth Avenue. nnti eAtsndz
Ina fium Eleventh. street tu franklin
atiant, 4 fl. 80 .| Ht. 81.
tisaaine The Alley situated between Leat
AMI tiarh Streets, pid extending nom Hrcs
una ifeet tn rhiltt street,
Filling the Alley Hituata,i ist " hpii Fnitnn
Avenue anu Fiftli Avenue, Hnd extending
ftanh Third Hteet 90 Fourth street, a57
afl tiy order 81 The Cuuapii, =. .l5.
1913 A, NJ, Md9ititr. Clerk.
city Clerks ofiiee, May ~ laof,
my ~ ~ linton cops.l
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HUMOROUS.

One hundred hours Of veHation,
says aa Italian prayerb, will not phy
one iaf,hiog Of debt.
Don't run about aud tell aeanain
taheeH that you have been uDlortu
nate People do not ike unfortunate
people for their aequaDtapeea,
10 trust feligonsly, 10 hope hum.
bly,, 10 desire nohly, to think rational
~, 10 will fesolutely@ this be
mine,
To he content within limitations Ii
freedom. 10 daaifa beyond those limi /.
iations Is bondage.
lie that cannot forgive others, break ;
the bridge over which he must himself
pass. for every man has need 20 be
forgiven
The question Is moi tho number oi
facts itlan knows, but how much Of
fat he II himself ~
We feel tho neglect Of others to,
wards ourhelynH. but We do not even
auspeot our neglect of them,
Love and good dinner arc naid 10
he the only two things which change
a mah's character,
II IA noble sight 10 sec an LoneHt
mnn " olenVe hiH own heart IN twain =
aud Hing AWAY The baRef part Of Il,
WELCOME. -" Papa will soon ba
here, said mamma tp hat two year
old boy What can George 10 tn
Welcome limp Aud the mothaf
glanced at the ehilds playthinau that
lay scattered IN Wild confusion on tho
carpet
" Make the room neat, replied tho
brinht little one. understanding the
look aud ~ the Hame time beginning
10 gather hiH toys into basket
What more can we do "a welcome
napaY" aeked mamma when nothing
was wanting to the neatneHH of the
room,
. Ne hanpv 10 hin, sehem he comes"
otied the dear little fellow, jumping
NJ aud down with eaaernaHa. aa he
watched the window for hia fathers
coming
Now--al the the dictionary max ere
will testily--it IL very hard % give
good definitions. but did not little
Goofay give the substance of a vel
come" he happy 20 him when he
comesY'
WHO Knows Hnar.==Wa we're
highly amused laat evening. aays an
exchange, At hearing the following
Htnfy told by a person IN illuatration
81 tho peculiar logic of mn opponent
The Hpeaker said few yeafa ago he
was living IN Missouri, aud hiH neigh.
Dor had n negro named Ephe, who |
was regular attendant NJ church. aud |
was proud of hie Bible learning. lilo |
was saving wood one day. while hia
con. a lad of about twelve |
yeagH, was locking on, aud now and
then asking questions,
(which of the apoatlea does you
like beHt9" asked Ephe. |
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" well, I don't know" drawlsd the


boy.
e likes Samson" said Epte, +" be
was 50 strong, aud plled gp dem wick
cd folks SO
Why Ephe," replied tho boy.
I ties "
bpbe put down bis saw, ADD look
s1 ~ The y6abRstef "A moment IN
ainagemsiitl aud then he asked him,
with az az oi triumph, " look here,
white boy, how old am your
Twelve" replied the boy.
Well ise forty. now, who ought
70 kbow bestY AZ you dat."
UNeoHsrnAtsEp OnEpt EaoE. ~
wish could mind God as my little
dog minds me. said little boy,
looking thouehtfnlly upon his shaggy
friend he always looks ~ yJfs0sed
~ MIND. and ! don't
What painful truth did this child
speak Shall the poor little dog thus
readily obey his master, and We relNl
against GG who Is our Creator. our
Ffhsstyeft our Father, our Saviour,
aud the bountlfal giyef Of every
thing we bsve7
A Bndanr Worm knowfra. AN
able writer gives utteranoe TO this val
liable haersti
" This looking forward 10 enjoy
tmsnt don't pay For what ] know 6f
II, ] would ms soon chase butterflies
for living, or bottle moonshiDe for a
cloudy night. The only way 10 be
happy IL 10 taks the drops Of happis
nesssla God gives them ~ ua every
day III our lives. The boy must learn
10 be- happy while lao il learning Isis
trade; tho merchant while hs In max
ing his fortune, n he fails 10 learn
this art. he will ba sure 10 miss his |
enjoyment when lac gains what bo has
sighed for"
The following IL the latest Par.
from the pom Of the |
Bhillaberi
Have you any lubfieating drops for
4 bronchial daiiGieneyY said Mrs,
~ DIR. Wilmington, NJ Tho
lofner.
!" i your cold deep aeated2' said
Ihe Doctor, blandly.
don't know how deep u H.
said she, with bark ike M Ifa1ni-
naus dog. but IL IN loud enough.
What n time for colds this IL 10 DO
'ufe, declare ] am completely exs
,geerated with my cough"
You need nh eHpeotorant." said
he doctor. H
expect So" replied clio. " but
whether IL will do any good or not
must depend upon how IL affects mo,
,ui ! will take box Of atrouiouA loss
'neea, ,amyhow, which ! have heard Of
Ike Apent his time In playing with
hd dumb bell aud tho old lady asked
ook baoause the lad was given 90
malaHtios.
4" For what do you wink NJ NC, STRIP
bid a beautiful young lady, angrily.
. stranger. 1T party, an evening
= two since, T" / beg your pardon,
iadain. replied the Wit" winLed
: men do looking at the sup==your
plsndor daszled my eyes"
(" I love 90 look upon a young man,
here Ii Il hidden potency concealed
thin the breast which charms aud
ains mo" The daughter Of elers
yman happened to find the above
snteDoe a. the close Of hof iather's
Manuscript, NJ he bad left il IN bis
.udy, eat down aud added Thom'a
". sent mepis exactly, papa, except
-the pains "
A woe BIZ Of boy having been
igbtly ahaHtiHed by biH mother. sat
liatly Ia bis chair for some minutes
tefward no doubt thinking very
foloundly At last lie spoke out
'uHi Muzaef. wiah dad would
q .anuszef housak aaper Two got
rod % aneiu' Won round
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500

AID more OF the most popular
the lowest aud "ons uniform
price," and tho most oomDlete
stock ~ Millinery thai rhn Bh
found anywhere, sit1er ready.
made of made a. order ~ short
notice by the most hhiiifut miills
pHfa, AMI satisfaction guaranteed,
AlAv, straw Goods, blanahrd aud
pressed All ~ which Will bs sold
~ enhapher, iiushine n Co.'S nam
moth ana popular store. ~ whole
sale of retail, at the lowest market
rates, during the season OF
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5peCial N0tice 10 Shippers.

3psglAl H0blCs 10 Shippers.
TIL WHITE LTsE" CENTRAL
n Transit Company bas arranged fVF tHh
daliFarH II freight ~ Kew fork tie e1fas
iiis sfasoa, 50 tliat shippers ~ pfGdaee
Ga8i ~ living EBhoiai Consignment ~
tieif DrDDsfiF have u deileeref Without
eKtIs hhstea at tins Inspection ards saIss
cent ~ The uHsf. ia New, York, EtegklfB,
az Jersey city, ~ ~ the gaHHfhf UsifVefV
e. LIE fs,t ~ Iifoa1 strehi aii1 e,hbtids
SIP, NJ ~ Tie HudsVs itlvaf railroad
Deprts All Glasses ~ freight Will lie car
flsd ~ Wgteastsf, Itanrfd. New Haven,
Hofwlab, bridgeport and Providence y Z
saine tafes as ~ Boston, THIS being The
only Hua running cars through ~ The
above points Without transfer. tile Man
ayers tltltik " tie most 1asifaB . route H4f
shipment ~ Produce. hHn ~ which VIII be
eiysn special attention
~ sbippips Wy White Line .YOn avoid do
IGNITION aud damage iDaiaanffD other iinha
ny unemployment All claims h5F gVhf
charge az damage settled promptly by the
AesuL We uuiy ask "a lriAi FHa Marx
Goods Wiff1'H mn, hafe y, ~, TfUHfON,
Evansville, DIgD. IJAHLIMD.
uensfat ADi,eyfnfe,,de,R, Hn1oio, N, y.
N. M. i.Ahfjis, 4ssp bpi,f J,iail.nap6tfs,
~. uHsIDs. Agent.
M. d N0rth Waifr .Sfyoef,
apr " HpdNbpfbLN, fNDfdNd.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-23

hnd prices haiD qualities always
guaranteed az represented. THIS
Store ~ aH light az any onn DO, 80
thal all can see what tiey buy.
IN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-23

DVhri tkrfa. Porte MDnnaiee, ana
large 1ap0t ~ the celebrated dtsfar
Paper Collars" aHd fstaIlad az ~
6afilA Def bDks Large stock ~ the
best tiah Linen Table Linens. Cot
eDd tgvstst Naph ins. towels, Cfasii,
Lann Curtains. tolinrH aud Cams, ~
sets ~ sinEly, with over
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-23

Hahii nup dtaia brlnss hilhaf
aD.,a haena uf bliss gone bs
bright iii,szlo. bright "a wifi,efI
Warm hearts t,in warn ~ die
Till, ah Tie aieaii. ttstistea o'pf usa
~ Those iaiiE vanished years.
Aisat iie wine bsf,.te tie
aHatbs turning all 10 tears
nu what all inun " they knew it.
uuiild nui aiiuuss hui praise.
Ihpn Jet na une know you 10 a.,
Houbis pfise " pays,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-23
GREAT EASTERN. WESTERN. and
SOUTHERN EXPRESS LINE.

TuI ADAms Ek.HEss r0mI.ANy.
pgntihiihnns Of the patronage OF the puhs
He. referring ~ its superior facilities sf
national connections, ia prompt iiguidas
Ton 81 ell LOSSES, hnd its sterling reliability,
Espppial cate taken Ia the collection d 4
Of Money ana Vhinahih Packages
Merchandise raaaived Tor delivery on
payment ~ The accompanying bill. aud
proceeds returned promptly.
Transport heavy AMI light freiahta. paoks
ages. alid parcels aa low as all other for
wafdefa,
Any Information III f.gafd ~ the routes,
Sc, pHu bp obtaiuad al tie ofTiaa, Mo. TX
FIRST STREET
a"vi4 ar ~. DAVIS, Agent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
Dated at Lancaster, this 9th day Of May
ESTATE OF FROMGEN.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, County Of Grantss In Probate.
Grant County Court May Term, 1867. Present m.
Mc(fongal Judge. In the matter OF the real csta
of Anthony Fromgen, deceased
1t appearing to the satisfaction cf this court by the
petition ofBeraard Cornelsen the Administrator of the
of aad Aathony fr9mgen late Of Grant county,
Wisconsin deceased, that there is personal estate
the hands Of said Administrator pay the debts out
standing against the said deceased aud the nses Of
administration and it is necessary 20 cell tSn Of the
real estate Of the said deceased fog payment of such
debts; Ii is therefore
Ordered that all persons interested in said real estate
appear before the Judge of the County Court for said
county at the Probate Office IN Lancaster, in said
county on Monday the Sth day ofJH A. d. 1867 at one
o'clock in the afternoon ofsaid day to show any
there shall be why license should not be granted said
Bernard Cornesen to sell much Of the re estate Of
said Lay be necessary to pay such debts and
EXPENSES
Ii IS further ordered that notice Of said application
and hearing be given to all persons in
terested IA said estate by publishing copy of this
der for foar a. weeks successfully prior said day Of
hearing in the Grant County HERALD, weekly newspa
per printed Lancaster in said county: and also SER
we'd on the widow said deceased and samuel Me rrick
special guardian of the minor heirs said deceased al
least fourteen days previous to said day Of hearing
NM. MsG0SIGAI.
County Judge.