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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y W Ash (NWlUN, D 7 July Y, INTN,
william Porter, ~ " illiam,burg, y y having
prtiuuued Tor Rn extension Of the patent granted
him on the 2+th day Of October, lNI. for an IN q
IL Is ordered that aid pet luu he heard At this
office ell the 18th day Il Oct next. ANY per
may oppose tut - tension. directions, dpDu-
Hitiuns, and other papers should he filed in Ihl,
onlre twenty days before the 4 4. h"auug,
ELISHA FOOfE,
augl2-wlw Commits ~ II Patents
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PACE LIST OF gents furnishing goods at the
original Francs, 49i Seventh street, between
ID and 4 streets: Good white shirts, tlfpl so;
fine white shirts, t292.5o; good undershirts
and drawers, Soc, 75c., and eli A No. fine
cotton socks, 10, Is, 20, and 25 cents; best
English half hose, Is and Is so per dozen; good
paper collars, three boxes for IS cents; white
handkerchiefs, Is, 20, and Is cents; linen col
lars, cuffs, ties, bows, toilet articles, &C., at
popular prices. Remember the place-49i
seventh street, large plate-glsss front, six
doors below T. street. No branch stores.
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BASE BALL MEErINo.-By reference to our
special notice column 1t win be seen that tho
National base ball club holds special meet
Ing at $3.50 o'clock this evening, at their club
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Excursions, Pic-Nics, &c
To ExCURsIONlsTs
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN.
Wood and Coal.

L GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WHITE ASH
RED Ash, fall slios)
CUMBERLAND COAL, run OF mine.
do do. lump.
22OPoUNDs TO THE TON GUARANTEED.
OAK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
So Now is the time for families to put In their
winters supply. ~
Southeast corner OF New York avenue and Pif-
tenth street, NaiTn's new building, formerly at
l6 Ninth street. between Z and Y. Yard and
wharyes foot Of Seventh street. au22.u
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Thu SCHUETzESFEsT.-On Tuesday evening,
the SehuetZen Verein closed for the year 1893,
and the attendance was larger than on any
previous evening during the Fest During
the evening, the following prizes for the last
two days were awarded;
Monday Bowling = John AuSerman, 90
cash. II, 7. Baker, tl3j y. Worch, tl0i L..
Lemken, Oil II, viii, %,
Tuesdays Bowling-B Henze, set OF silver
knives aud forksi Nj. Parker, set OF silver cas-
tors, Peter Dill, cigar stand; Henry Will,
opera glass; John Michel, Ice pitcher.
Shooting-W. Fendner, double barrel gun
presented by the Baltimore Schuetzenj A.
Eichstadt, $50 cash; Charles Ebel, $685. +. HUI
gle, tls; l.. Boyer, Sl2i George killian, tloi +.
Schmidt, Is.
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,t,Iru,AIS FOX 81 rPLYlNG STAMPS FOR
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS
TKBA-UKY DEpARrHEST,
OFFICE OP lSrtKSAL RBYENuE, !
wA-HISGTvN, Aug ~, 1893.
The time for receiving proposals for furnishing
Tobacco aud Cigar Stamp, under the advertise
mrut u August Is, lSGS, Is extended t. ssp,smber
~, lsfS. h, A. hoLLlNo,
al g2s-td Gommisstoner
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FORMATION OF A NEW Grows or DRUIDs.-
Ga Tuesday evening a number OF gentlemen
A. sembled at the house of A, I, Hatfield, esq.,
II street, and formed themselves into Grove
OF the U. A. o. D., to be known as Magnolia
Grove, No. 2, of the District OF Columbia. The
ID. ID. @. A. was present and assisted the new
Grove with his counsel. The Grove meets for
\ more formal organization on Monday night
at s o'clock, in Bars Hall, corner OF Ninth and
ID streets tits understood that Washington
Grove, No. !, will confer the mysteries OF the
Order on the members OF No. q Washington
Grove 10 prospecting beyond the most sanguine
expectation OF its founders, and hope that
Magnolia will prove equally successful. Quite
a number of members Of the Grand Grove OF
Maryland, and of the Maryland Groves, ex-
pect to be present at the installation of the
Officers OF No. 2, which will take place In
about three weeks.
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Work OF ART.-There is now on e1hibi-
tion at the store of Mr.. ]. Ksrr, Pennsylvania
avenue, n beautiful piece OF work executed by
a Washington artist. 1t Is handsome me-
Hero. It is encircled with = heavily carved
walnut frame, in Gothic style, and surmount-
ed by a cross. Both the bust and frame are
the work of Mr.. Charles Saltman, 4l6 II street,
and after remaining on exhibition here few
days, they will be sent to Saxony, Germany,
to be placed in n Lutheran church there.
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NlTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

y WA-HISgTuS, d. c, ,Augustb, 1858.
CHARLES PARHAS, Of PhfladelphIa, Pennsylya-
nia. having petttiOncd for an cxte9sion Of the pat
and relssued On the ID day ~ November, lsSj, for
an Improvement In Sewing Machiues:
1t is ordered that said petition be heard at this
orice on the % day uf November next. Any per
sou may oppose this extension. Objections, depO-
siuuns, and other papers should be nled In this
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA fOOTE,
au95.T3w CommiHsioner of Patents
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

QuARTKRLY REuNIoN.-The quarterly re.
union OF the Methodists OF Washington and
Georgetown took place last evening In the
Foundry IN. T. church, corner of Fourteenth
sided.
Rev. Mr.. Holiday made = short address on
the Importance OF missionary work in East
tss Inc ia to
He was followed by Rev. Mr.. Laney, OF
Gorsuch chapel, South Warrington, who
called the attention Of the union to the por-
tion OF South Washington In which the church
was located, stating that there was q large
field for missionary work.
Rev. q. N. Davis gave an interesting state.
ment OF the condition OF Gorsuch chapel, and
made an earnest appeal for help for that
church in the repairs that were necessary to
be made thereto.
made interesting remarks regarding the pros
perity OF Fletcher chapel, and the increase OF
spiritual energy In their congregation.
He was followed by Rev. y. Peyton Brown,
dress upon two points: First, the judicious Sc
lection OF locations for mission churches, SO as
not to interfere with established congrega-
lions. Second, denominational effort In build
ing the mission churches, instead Of local ef-
fort. The speaker illustrated these two points
clearly and forcibly.
sion work In East and Northeast Washington,
giving some forcible idea OF the effects Of mis-.
sionary work in that portion OF the city, and
urging additional effort in that important un.
dertaking.
/ The closing address was made by Rev. d. N.
Brown, who dwelt upon the Importance oil
building houses of worship for the future, a.
we'll as for the present, giving illustrations to
| show our present missionary churches are not
| sufficiently large for the purposes intended
affording no facilities for the expansion OF con
gregations.
| A motion was made and carried and n com
| mittee appointed to select committee from
| the different churches, to be called a Church
Extension Committee, to report at the next
| quarterly meeting. The committee consists
| Of Messrs. Worthington, Langley, Simpson
Herring and -.
| meeting In Georgetown, in December next.
On motion the lay brethren were requested
| 70 prepare themselves to speak to the ques
tion at the next meeting.
The union was dismissed with the benodlc.
tlon by Rev. Il. N. Brown.
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ausl9. w3w Commisstoner Of Patents.


~ - WAsulSuTON, ID. y, July y, 1865.
CLARA u, Snow. ct luispen dercs, Iowa, ex-
ecutriN VI the estate Of Harvey Snow, deceased,
having petitlOned for an extension Of the patent
granted To the said Harvey snow the 2lst day Of
November, 1874, for Al Improvement In Presser bar
for Planning Machines. IL IL ordered that said pe-
utiOn be heard at this Office on the ID day Of HO-
yember next Any person may oppose this exten-
sion. Objections, dispositions, aud other papers,
should be led in this Office tw any days before the
day Of hearing. ELISHA FOOTE,
aul3-Th3w Commissioner Of Patents,
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NlTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
wu,rrrxp WAsnISqI2S. 2. g Aus. q, 1888.
petitionrd for the extension N a patent gTants5
him on the 18th day, Of November, 1854, and rsls.
sued the Ihh day NJ January, iaj7, Tor an Improve.
nent Ia Mould. for Pressing bOBnet fronts
u l. ordered that the said / I'i0n be hoard NJ
this Office IN the 9th dav Of No ar mari 49,
person may oppose this exteL. on ObisctIops
dispositions, and other papers should be led In hi.
Office twenty days b, fore the day Or hearing.
aur27 .Th3w CommIrsioneT Of PSt.ni.
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HEAR YE, PROFILE, AND LISTEN TO THE
VOICE or WIRpoN.-Those In want of gents'
furnishing goods, good goods, at low prices, go
to the original Franc, 40+ seventh street, be-
tween ID and L, where you will ind splendid
any similar establishment in the city His
motto Is, "a quick penny Is better than slow
dollar" Remember the plsce-+94 Seventh
street, large plate-glsss front, six doors below
L street. No branch store. II
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

SALES OF REAL ESTATE. - Messrs. J. d.
Wheeler n Co., auctioncers, have sold part Of
lot 1, in square AT, situated on Sixth street
west, between U and II streets north, 10 feet
front and % feet deep, with small frame DWELL
Ing, to q. W. q. Eslin, for $500.
Mcssrs. q reen Il Williams sold, at private sale,
a three-atory brick house on Fourth street
west, between NJ and N streets south, to Thos.
Johnson, for Is ooo Also, lot on the northeast
corner OF l. street north and First street west,
10 cents per square foot. Also, a two.story
frame house and lot, fronting on Fifth street
west, between l. and M streets north, to J. W.
Wallace, for D, $50.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

Internationally Onlcer Noble arrested
George Jones, q negro, with bag of wheat GU
his back. He was brought before Justice
Buckley, where Benson Tolbert, esq, appeared
against him, and proved that the wheat was
stolen from canal boat in Maryland. He was
committed to jail for court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

RESTORED To THEIR PARENTS, = Ocicer
Bresnahan, OF the Sixth precinct, Oh Tuesday
evening took to the Central guard-house lit.
tie girl named Katie l.. Chase, which he found
estray In the street, and subsequently restored
her TO her parents. On the same evening
Oticer OHsre, OF the same precinct took to
the same station little girl named Mary Nc.
Donough, whom he found estray, and she was
restored to her guardians,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

SMASH UP.-Yesterday afternoon the horse
attached to the buggy Of Mr.: 4. N. Gray,
iron founder, became frightened near the cor
ner OF Tenth and + streets while Mr.. Gray
was out OF the vehicle, and dashed down
Tenth street at a furious rate. At the corner
OF Tenth and ID streets the buggy was upset,
and came near falling upon MIR. Craig, who
was sitting on the steps Of Lewis Iohnson,s
Bank. The buggy was completely demol-
ished, but fortunately Mr.. Craig escaped un'
injured.
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THE HAPPY TwELvK.-Col. s. W. owen, Of
the nbove.named equalization, yesterday re.
ceived the following letter witch explains
itself;
BLtrcorr CTR. Nd, September 0, 1865
S. W. Orcn, esq;
DEAR SIN: Your letter OF August 3ist came
spoo ns sar IN ,ni honn9t nf AM n,sps eneex J
please accept the thanks OF the committee.
Hoping the"Happy Twelve" may have many
long and agreeable annual enjoyments, I re.
main, very repeatedly,
WV. II. GiBRoSa, Treasurer.
The Happy Twelve Is band comprising
some OF our most excellent citizens, who
yearly take a few weeks to themselves to en-
Joy boating and birding In and along the noble
old Potomac, Their purse strings are as elias
tic as their hearts are, and II Ia not unusual
for these gentlemen to give Of their means for
the relief OF the needy generally, however, in
private and unostentatious manner.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

PRIME BUrrER.-Messrs. J. A. Blundon n
Co., corner of Bridge and Congress streets,
are in daily receipt, from the Valley of Nir-
ginia, of choice roll and print butter, and
apart from Its freshness, this entefprising hrm
have constructed a novel icc.hOx, in which the
winter.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

Lost HIS MONEY. - Some light.angered
camp on Tuesday evening picked the pocket
OF Mr.. william Wilson, OF the First ward
while Mr.. W. was entering street car at the
junction of Seventh street and PennsylVania
avenue. The pOcket-book contained nearly
$50 and some private papers. The loss was
quickly discovered, but the thief made good
His escape,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

THR FIRE-ALARM IsvgsTIGATIso CoMMIT.
THR.-The meeting announced for last night OF
the committee OF the Fire Commissioners to
further investigate the matter of the fire
alarm telegraph, did not take place, In conse-
Quence OF Com missioner John W. Thompson,
chairman OF the committee, declining to fur
Their prosecute the case other than before the
full board.
This determination on the part OF Mr..
Thompson is occasioned from Information re-
ceived by him, that Mr.. Larcombe, superin-
tendent OF the fire alarm telegraph, has pub.
licly asserted that he cannot obtain fair trial
before the committee, as Mr.. Thompson Is
biased against him, and 10 influenced by out
side parties. This assertion, Mr.. t. desires
us emph atically to deny, and as an evidence
of Its falsity desires all further proceedings In
the case to be had before the entire Board Of
Fire Commissioners. The committee, how
ever, will meet on Friday evening next, to
take evidence relating to the turning over OF
the Franklin engine, by which the machine
sustained considerable damage, and also the
killing OF the valuable horse belonging to the
Hook and Ladder Company.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

SALE or STOCK.-At q monthly meeting OF
the Washington Cooperative Building Asso-
citation, held at Temperance Hall last even
log, sl2, 900 shares OF stock were sold premiums
ranging from 1856 to no.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

SEYMOUR AND BLAIR CLUR.-A meeting Of
the Fifth ward Seymour and Blair club was
held on Thursday evening, with the president,
J. W. Meade, In the chair, and Mr.. L. ". Dur.
ham, secretary.
The committee to make arrangements for
the dedication OF the pole on the llth instant,
reported that nearly all the clubs OF Washing
ton and Georgetown had promised to be
present on the occasion.
On motion OF Mr.. Dodge, Messrs. I. Beers,
P. Hickey, NJ. Driver, F. Beers, and VIM. Not
rations for the 18th inst.
Messrs. Thomas Thornley,, George Z. Gu.
lick, and ID. Callaghan were appointed re-
ception committee to attend to the speakers
stand on the 18th inst.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

Police ITEMs-David Speed WAS arrsigned
before Justice Walter In the Seventh precinct,
by Officer French, and fined s2O aud ~ costs
for carrying concealed weapons.
Officers Lynch, Tucker, and Davis, OF the
same precinct, took Patrick Cudmore, Julia
O'Hare, VIM. Brown, John Hsnsil, and John
Queen before the same Justice for violating
corporation law. The hrst named was fined
Us and the others - each.
Margaret CLARK was arrested by Officer Ho-
mer, OF the First precinct, for making threats
Of violence, and Justice Bates held her In Sc.
ourity to keep the peace.
Richard Brown was arrested In the Second
precinct, by Officer Williams, for contempt TO
Justice, and Justice Thompson fined him u so.
Charles Butler, colored, was arraigned be-
fore Justice Lynch, in the Eighth precinct, by
Otilcer Sprague, and committed to Jail for
court to answer the charge OF petit larceny.
Lewis Murphy before the same Justice, for
committing an assault and battery on his wife
and mother-in-law, and he was sent to jail for
court
In the Fourth precinct, Oticcr Guy arrested
Patrick Mcclure for asHaulting his wife. Jus
tice Morseil committed him In default OF bail
to keep the peace.
On complaint OF John Dugan, Ofiicer Fiheld
arrested Michael II. Robbins for the larceny
Of a lot Of blankets and a hand satchel, and
the same Justice committed him for court.
Luke Conner WAS taken before the same
Justice, by Officer Guy, for asssulting John
Gaynor, and he was sent to jail for court.
The following amounts OF fines were i'm
posed In the various precincts: First precinct,
Sl4 90; Secon preci $40 ~ Third precincts W;
Fourth precinct, f25; Fifth precinct, t2l; sixth
precinct, go; Seventh precinct, st2; Eighth
precinct, sG.75. Total amount, slJs.Oo
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

BAPrIsM,-At st. Matthews Roman Catho-
lie church, on Monday, Rev. DR.. Cohite, pas
tor, performed the ceremony OF baptizing the
infant daughter OF Senior Lewis Augusta de
SpAdua Fleury, Secretary of the Brazilian
Legation, the child being christened Jaruosa
Fleury, Councillor DOmingos de Mogulhaens,
Brazilian Minister, and his lady, acted as
sponsors.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

ORDERgD.-Lieut. +. II. Berchcr, Sd Y, 5.
infantry, has been ordered to duty at the chief
signal office in this city, Brew, Maj, Gen. A.
u. Dyer, Chief OF Ordnance, has been ordered
10 Now York for a few days ON special duty.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS NATIONAL MASS
MEETING. ALI soldiers and sailors will be In.
terested in the following call for a national
mass meeting;
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MONEY SALE.-At the thirty.sixth monthly
meeting of the Central Building Association,
held on Tuesday evening at the CITY Hall,
1910 were sold at a premium averaging IL
per cent, thereby loaning on nifty shares OF
stock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

STREET IMPROVEMENT. - We notice that
workmen are busily engaged In taking up, pre-
paratory to relaying, the pavement on the
south side of l. street north, between Fourth
aud Fifth streets east. This Improvement has
boon needed a long while.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

Political MEETING.-A meeting of the
Seymour and Blair Association will be held
this evening at Forrest Hall, when the asso-
citation is expected to be addressed by cmi-
nent speakers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30
bankrupt Inv.

Object Of The law: Isso enable n.,,or.
who can't pay their debts to get rid Of
them
Who may take advantage Of this law,
Any person or firms who owe dsbts 10 The
amount Of three hundred dollars or vpva,d.
whether they DO individual Or paPtnership
debts, or both, and il makes no difference
what 10 the character Of the indebtedness.
whether IL be by bill, note, account, juds.
ment. 40 principal, or surety, or otherwise.
cantt 'f"
That be shall surrender his property. o..
cept snch . il hereinafter mentioned. 10 hia
creditors, for pro rata distribution among
them.
What does the Law permit th. applIcan.
to keep!
First-Heusshold and kitchen furniture
and neccssariss. 10 the amsunA Of $500.
Sscond-The wearing apparel or him self
and family.
Third-Ths uniform, arms and eouip.
ments OF any person who 10, or has been. a
soldier In the militia or the seryice Of tho
United States.
Fourth II tho applicant 10 the heal OF a
haily. his homestead, to the vslue Of AsoO
u nc has no homeatead, then in lieu theye,f
money Or other personal property 10 The
value Of $500.
IL inc applicant has only % mseh prop
cry . above enumerated, Of csuves be
eos nosh'ng 70 give up to his creditors.
nv result OF the benefit Of taking this
law is dischases from all his ;cd.h,.S,...
IN cases where there 10 no contest a
quires from ssxsy TO ninety days "a n,oen,.
this discharge. =" psosu's
This Law went into operation on N. a..
ond dsy Of Mssch, 1867, and person. =. ssc.
proposes 70 avail thensslves u lie sdv.n,s,
&C. should do % - soon 40 possible, q thev
cannot do 20 after one year from ita com
mencement, unless they can pay fifty cents
on tho dollar Of their indebtedness. or pe,
the conssnt ofa majority in number and
value Of their ere di,ors.
SPEAKING Of the Convention Of Nav Eng
land Manufacturers, and taxation, the New
York Herald says:
"Oengrsss appears to be so detesuined
to strain to the utmost the tax-yielding 70
aources Of the Nation. without making any
provision for the liquidation of the Nation
u debt, that no disintercsted citizen can
favor the accumulation Of vast Gums to be
chiefly employed 10 carrying gu. partixan
schemes. From this point Of view, at least,
tn resistance Of the New England manu-.
'sc'urers to taxation on almost everything
Kept articles Of luxury might veil meet
III. '.a universal appreciation. The people ere
IN sa 90. :. being bled 40 freely il order - en-
49, ' p ~ isedess and agents Of the denin-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30

WMom2H0CU9hG1D
More than /. thousand Of The nanufac
tursss Of New England met a Worcester
Nass., isss week, comprising the leading
business men Of that part Of the country.
The object Of this great gathering Ct the
influential masses--,he bone and sncs Of
the East-ia plainly and fsarlessly set forth
In the resolutions which appear In this
column. The enormous burden OF taxation
that bss.e Gown upon their shoulders ana
threatens 10 crush them into The ground, Il
no longcr 70 be uncomrlsininsly sustained.
The real insus.ry q the country las 70
lear tho enormous burden OF taxation that
fa.!s 10 it, lo!, while hundreds OF millions
tnat should 10 raised upon liquors and
other luxuriss, are lost through untraccsbls
knavsry. The farmers, the manufacturers,
che mechanics and hard working men Of
the country, cannot for always stand this,
and We are glad to see that the ,nanufac-
tursrs of the West, at Cleveland, and the
East. 1t Worcester. have raised their voices
aud taken bold steps in the matter. TAXA
ton cannot be reduced until the ensrmoua
expenses Of the Government are reduced
and the system Of x-gathsring becomes
more simpliied and certain in its opera
tisas. xhe asaion Of the tws great meet
Iinssshould call forth similar action through
out the country, among oil classes Of pro
ducess, from Maine 70 California. The bur
dsns must DO lightened. and if this Con
grcss will not do it, one can be elected tia
will.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30


fArEsrs-Boyd / Co., Solicitors Of Pa.
'.n''' aos Pine street. 81. Louis, No.,
s"c'ally report to the DrxocRAr the fol-
sowing Patents granted Iowa and Mia.ouri
a, sso FOR the week ending January
". Msr,in' SSs s' :, Dorc..ser. OK yoke; c.
- Aafg@ar. -. Louie. mo..,.,
shius ~. ,: Spurgin ana SsT:lne ma
- Cisy. railway switch; j. b. MI %%x, Kan
harvester rake. Oormick,
IT, Lsadon Time advocates bor.
locemesives, - We have them; nov on
lish engineers ride exposed to wind AZ,
otoelA.
= dh1oatsd younk man, bslue told win,
wee olow poison, replied that 4 - an
2ssttlss y eses'afs ass ess = iis1