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Harry Blow Murdered.
1ixiOM ~ 1900.

| Can any one realize the exceedingly prob
able tact that in 10O0-only twenty nine
years from now-the population of The Uni.
ted States will number u. OO0. 900 Of. We
trnst. free and Independent, citizens? Yet.
says the New York Eee"isg Ai'1. Mr.. Sam.
uc1 F. Ruygles proves that this will I've the
case, without making allowance for annex
atoms. North aud South. that will certainly
come slout. Mr.. SIMMER and all others tn
the contrary notwithstanding. He shows
the reasons for his prophecy in figures. and.
although the old saw that Figures won,
Iie' Is the m''st unvcraciNus 1T proverbs.
Mr.. Ruggles' figures have acquired a repu
'a'i"n. ut their own. and y good one at that
For the past thirty Or forty years, he has
been figuring about our internal AID do
nestle commerce; and although he has often
''een accused Of romancing in figures. the
facts have always sustained his predictions.
When. therefore. the ahlest, most experien
ced and most trustworthy statistician liv.
ing, tells ~ that we shall have population
"f "a. 000. 600 in 1900. the younger part of
the present generation may ~ we'll consider
what awaits them In their maturity and old
age.
Seventy.ive millions of people in the
United States implies the settlement of the
entire South and West Ivy Ms dense popu.
l"tion as that Of Massachusetts,; the recla
nation Of the arid wastes Ut the great Plans
hy irrigation; the development of States a.
strong as Ohio. Indiana and Illinois along
the Rocky MOuntainx the settlement of the
Utah Basin by four Or five millions IF syri
cultural and pastoral people: the devotion.
ment Of tier Of agricultural States along
cur northern border. frOm Lake Superior 4,
the Pacific. q pOpul,us and prosperous "A
Missouri and Minnesota; the growth. Of the
Pacific States into Commonwealth ~ rich
and pOpulCus "A New York and Pennsylvs
MIA. II means that New York will cover
the whole Of Manhattan Island with pOp.
ulatiOn ut at least two millions, IT, say moth.
ing Of the outlying suburbs In New Jersey
and acr'ss the East RIVER that Chicago end
st. LDuis will each become - large cities.
In fact, - they are now In their own es,i.
nation. and that San FranciscO will have
half million ut inhabitants The national
debt will have becnme trallisn,n, and II
will I've difficult tn understand how il was
ever hard u raise three or four hundred
millions year BY taxation.
Such are the glowing visions which sre
excited by the pr,ssic and careful figures Of
Mr.. Ruggles. II any 0f our readers are On
duly .'Bearlsh" in their tendencies and IN.
clined To get ths. blues over our future. W.
advise them ~ indulge In the line Of spscu
latt0n suggested by his air,king saatistics.
and carry our lSeitctions more into detail.
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E%lUDIICAN PLATFORM OF MONTANA

Convention a.rcn,bicd. be II
ltcsolved That the Administration OF Presider
Grant. for its de'if to Republican principles. ito prr
dc'ce aud econom Ia the collection aud disburscncI
- the public revenues whereby the burden Of taxs
t.0n ha. t"n :"''!y less"'ei: it, steady and unpr
~ '"r'"Il"n - the nnttonal credit: it, good fat
t.'"n io"" a. !9"'-n powers In ts treatment of a
i"''"f'0h'' Questions, resulting IN the maintenance
al tn niiy relations with the civilized world, uDde
CO. IN ianrcs OF almost unparalleled difficulty: an
io' ''- Grmnrss and sagacty In bringing 10 . happ
t:.'nr!ion thr long standing grievance. OF Ame'ic
sic'' tnns furnishing 10 international law an
.n '.'"'sts 81 peace throughout the world. the mos
M"'r ".'tii'Gion OF the arc. has deserved and N
.c", INC cordial endorsement Of the RepublcaI
f..iy 81 MDntanh
hr-'.''cd. That although the theory Of Republica,
go = .','sn' S that r government u The people
II i: al ID. Unit states and In all parties, eimpl
'rray Of the majority party.-or. minority Of tn
'."" people. hns always governed That this system
.onsq nrnce OF the increase OF wealth and tie cor
I, ~ engcniend by II. has Matched brood Of pro
'''naI wi,v:pnler, whose trade Il politics ant
b." '.-',icd to fraudulent primaries and packed con
:" TINT the people in.tead OF being the r0urc,
'o,it;ra' Bower. have to great extent. ant
g.. I their Will. become mere voting mnchincs
f.niiun n simply to record verdict ALREADY
!" ca NJ the primary, or 10 the convention. FO
r'' 'a'posc therefore Of establishing system thai
','ny the psopl. 70 the front. aud send the pro
7s mat politicians to the rear, VIC do hereby declare
VIZ election Of members III the TerritSrisI
srr al other Officers whenever The nrincini. can -
u %. applicable ~
n, sac primary ELECTIONS of ,nnny member az IN. Ia
n 'cac party IN this TERRITORY. have de,nonsfr.tsd
- ~ additional safeguards should be thrown around
t.. ,ny have nm opportunity 10 vote ono. NJ each c.c.
to, md 10 more. This Convention thersf.sre n ~
lime it, dcclaraiO made two years ago In favor Of
r., ling every voter 10 vote oniy i'm an. n,scircS,
WHERE he rcsidcs
l,>o,v..l That the ws of tho Territory c,snt,rs
ca.. compensation t. Federal ofBcisis and mem6srs
~ TIC err itOiia Legislature II unjust to the tax pay
~. ~ Muntana and we demand Of the next Legtsla-
,.-.lscd. That large and growing TcsTitoria In
h,,dnrss VI more than elOO,OA when No extraos.
~ y" improvements are being erected, and except
.nand reduction OF expenses, q curtailment Of
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The Democratic state I'Nprs r.
fuses to SMDDOrt LIuiNItt.

fuses 70 support llNtONt.
The Examiner lately made demand to
know whether the Sacramento Reporter in
tends to support the nomination Of Governor
Hxisht. and obtained the following very
distinct reply:
I'VE do not intend to advocate the re. cleo.
ton Of Governor Haight. When that gen.
tleman was rnominstetl. the Rtpvrter be.
came nm Independent paper. with Democratic
pr"clivIties. We are in sympathy with the
National Democracy. and are particularly to
the Ohioplatfor'n. We hope majority Of the
nominees of the State Convention will be
elected. and believe they will he. We hope
Governor Haight will be defeated, and be.
lieve he will l,e."
The Reporter adds that in taking this
course 1t will have plenty Of Democratic
company of the best kind, which we are
entirely prepared 10 believe. The detection
Of the State paper will he apt to create s"me
sensation and anxiety in the Democracy, as
1t is not probable that its conductors would
have taken that decided and extraordinary
step without the appreciation of consider.
able number If the party. Governor Hight
has been ex 'remcly unfortunate in his State
paper enterprise, and the worst of it is that
the Reporter will continue to maintain it's
official character until the meeting Of the
next I.cgislatu .-OnklHndN escs
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The Isdsussdsss shisks Il does no IKE
~ Helena Specials. Sorry, bat tAss thsss
b. heaps of things In this campaign
~ Affect Il the same Way. a,d + nlG1t =
'eA ~ aocestomed . 4 1us q 49, "
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From I3cortown.
Clagett the Choice Of the People.
Error New NORTHWEST

EDITOR NEW NORTHWEST:
Through your wide.read and highly pri
zed journal. allow me to place on record q
few observations lately taken in this now
discordan, political precinct. u.... ..s.
Last night was the first Of the season that
was made hidcous with the yells Of the many
noted belligerent individuals that pour in
from the tributaries Saturday evenings and
Sunday mornings. However, yesterday and
last night were not very prolific in heads,
but some Of them were put ON in the mos,
approved style, and one eye. at least. will
not look upon the Fourth of July, ~. In.
deed, for while yesterday the Denny brook
rules Of wherever you see head, hit It,"
seemed 10 prevail. .aN ....1u-. ..s.
Thanks ~ All abundant supply of water.
I'll the boys ore. now out Of debt and have
money enough left for q respectable olserv.
ance Of the 05th anniversary Of our Ma.
tiona Independence. Just now
POLITICS ARE RUNNING HIGH, f..
and If coming events cast their shadows be-
fere. VIM. H. Clagett will &c. housing vote
here. Outside Of the discard that now ex.
lists In the Democratic ranks. many Of tbe
boys know ''Billy"-have often heard his
stentorian voice, bis pure execution, and
with delight have listened to his finely
rounded and pointed periods. Yes! viii.
liam, many Of rs have known you long and
favosbly. Wehave known you here and
IN the land Of Sage and Silver, where you
were considered the ..... .... ....
co.RQUAL or the BRIourBsr MINDS
Of the Pacific Cost. Nov, then. since
through the overwhelming influence of
0reenbacks 70 dishnnorably Used, our Truth
ful James has besn defeated, fear, and I,
Z with little compunctioa Of mind say II,
that II other camps arc cosvec,ly reported.
Deef Lodge county will 90 BY large MAJ
jorty for that hrst Of orators, Statesmen
and hwyers. WIN. II. Clagstt.
1l,ave nothing 10 say Of th0se that ere
trying and have tried 70 debar . certain pr
lion Of our adopted ci'izens Of the rights
and privileges which they are entitled 70 By
the Constitution and lava II were Of
aibanian extraction. how truly and point
edly 0Sud ! saw With Byron. that
'tTnG1 At Last ssTs ALE fH1HGs EvHH."<
Bat lam not one OF those Who TREASURE up
. wyosg. but Demosae Of the old school.
and woah willingly poaf oil O ~ troubled
waiegS Ct the now d,scogdant food which
~ landed On IL Alsak 49, q ardent oil
po0ocsas . D9nnoe.
lstswA Js1 - IN. t- s'.s.s' IS
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, AppOlntn,ontss

lion. WIN. H. Claectt Republican nomisss Tor Dsl-
ectc IN Congress- and the celebrated orator and can.
lsilu singer, Col. l. B. Church, will make tour II
the Territory and address tho psopls q The following
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PlOw and Spring Steel,
Toe Cxlk Steel,
Anvil., vises. Bellows,
ltasps, Hammers.
DOrnx. Etc. Etc,
Spring Point Sho vele,
Gold Pans,
lu and l3in. Slnicc Forks,
Custom Made Picks
iirlss NOzzics,
hydraulic Pipe. Etc.
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DissOl ton Notice.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
i ~. Levy and l. G Burkctl In the Fruit and
Cigar Store In Mr.. D. 8. KrnyOn'a building, next dior
70 Niller's Tin and Hardware store. Il this day
di'ataved by mutual consent. by I G Burkett pIlf.
cha-ing the Interest Of A. n. Levy In said sptab,
lishn,eut A. NJ LEVY.
DEER LoD0E. July g. 1871.
DIT ..-
Having sold ont my interest In the upper store TO l.
z. barkett will hereafter pay my undivided atlrn-
ton To my BI-iness House next to Walton q Co .
Livery Stalk. and sssSss1 sas,surisr induce,
mcnts to my customers and the public generally; call
and sec for yOnracif. 4. n. Levy
tfAHw
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Some Of the Prussisn railways pay divi.
dends - high - ~ per cent per annum.
An lows stone>cutter goes into ths Gene
te5y and carries Of the Grsvestones tor which
b i NOT paid. . -.
The protected Pacific railway Win b 1.51a
miles in length. IN one place To route runs
In . straight line for $50 milea
HARRY Howard. proaissqA ce'orsd or
tor Of Lexington, Kentucky, has turned
Democsat, and y seumping ~ 0laas toe III
party.
TIE MARSHA nina, q Hovada county,
Californis, has bssn sold Sos o9oyOoQ
Thy - - sAad . ~ Poeo1nae ~
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THE VEST.

Corinns has lightning calculator.
Leavenworth wants . narrow gague rail
road to Denver. z
The South Pass Ne,as runs ito items under
the head of dips, Spurs and Variations"
Hussey, Dahler 4 Co. are putting 10 new
vaults in the Corinne bank 70 guard against
burglar -
There are SIX brick blocks under way In
Denver, the total cost Of which will be about
tl50, 900. .,., ,......o .'..y
The contract for grading the first thirty
miles OF the Oregon Central railroad has
besu let. The track win for nearly all the
way, follow the old road.bed. 1919. w.
A bIock'of marble said 70 b The largest
ever quarned In this country, has just r.
rived n Boston from San FSancisco. Il
weighs seventy tons, and cost el0.Oo
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New World and Dexter

New World and Dexter
COOkin. Stoves,
Heating and I'arlOr Stove.
Tinwsrt, Japanese Ware,
Pressed Ware,
Building Hardware,
Burdens ll.,s-e shoes,
Burdens Null. ShDes,
Northwestern Horse Nails
Iron, Nails, English
Pick. Drill + SQUARE Steel
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Notice, ts, TMxp,,

NOtICe Vb Tux P0yOf0.
NOTICE - hereby given that there viii b. meet.
~ Ing u the Busrl Ut County COMMISSIONER On
"ice for the purpose Ut correcting ths ws.rs,msut
rl 1T Dooe Lodge county, Montana Territory Tor tho
present year. All parsOaa feeling asrieved BY ouch
assasment arr n0t6 to appear before aaid Board on
said day, o. said Assessment win b. taken q CORRECT
Dees Lodge City. II. T., July q A D 1871.
u. u. EENOR,
W6d&wtd County Clerk,
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! We laen hpm.s pegsDoal 1ee1le IT. ~
Rapabllcas nsseiag - Diinoad Ci11swas
large and sssAua1lsaiA OhCsts esefag ~
eanpaica visA : s1,sedA napeseA H
eooahe = DuooQan lo-niGb1 saas2 isss
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4 THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF
~ Dcer Lodge No. II A. r. 4. u viii b. held
~ oashs First and Is!ld s..ari.,s s.sach nsotS
r T.KENNON. Bsessea11. : ~-'''' - -
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FNlIli1le IL Persia.

According tn the latest foreign mails, til.
horrors of the Persian famine continue I.
'ncrease. A correspondent writing frun
1rabrcexc. says: b. s.r
The details which reach "a of the dest,tu
ton and misery which the drcuth of lxs
year has caused 10 the central and southern
provinces Ot Persia. arc fearfully heart.
rend'ng. That the people are dying of hun.
ger, even in the streets Of the capital. il .
minor phase Of this terrible calamity. In
khorassan parents are selling their children
Is slaves to the Turcomans. to keep them
alive, and in lspshan men have been seizet,
In the act Of digging up the corpscs to serve
~ food for the starving families. In Shirsz,
kehman aud Yez,. the wrstched suffvrsrs
endcavor to support life on grass and roots,
which they nnd In The neighborbood. Pes
thence follows hard on the fooisteps Of
famine. and between them half of the king.
dom Of Persia i becoming rapidly depopu.
lated.
A later account o. the famine IL given in
the London Times Of May Is, which ssys:
The famine In some parts Of Persia i O..
we're beyond comprehension. Rain was long
hopefully expected. bat Il came In very
measured quantity. and too lale to turn
away the fac already ct The door. Thou.
sands have died By the wayside, OF sheer
starvation. or Of starvation coupled with the
disease Il inysriably brings In it, train.
Most Of the desd lie unbarisd-s facs which
may BE- regarded - sure prscursur Of prs
themes. Al 6rss. when self-pseservasaon b.
any neaas became the question h b decd
dsd, more than one human bsisg = said 70
have been killed and sassa. Ths sishss u
b ssss and MT 70 b avoided, In he seiRh.
borhood At 6hisas, ass sseh dat Earopsan
residents VIII not kaye their own horsen
Between 6hirax snd Huehieo thOuaande Of
dsad bodies lie UNMARRIED
At the nsxt slsctt0a 10 Califoenis the peo.
ps win b aGked 70 scosps % amendment
70 the Consultations OF tho Slate abridsins
" right Of the Legislature To make sppsu.
psis'ioss q asosey for any purpose what.
NE Ire lsegs gsiod ~ NJ ysass
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"A tremendous stock Of Tin, Japan aud Pressed
WaIc.
E1-An immense stock Of Glass and Quecnsware.
~ Copper, Tin aud Sheet Iron work done In tho
best possible manner.
The whole Of Our Immense Stock
was bought for NET CASH and IL now offered very
low u the trade.
H-Oders solicited and filed at lowest cash rates.
Mott .cepsctfnlly socifin9 an i..p4.csian nj our
sSOcx ana prices, we are
Very Respectfully,
CLARKE, CONRAD 4 CURTIN,
JOB Helena, Montana
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sses0 Questions. ,-s. ~-
The Republican State Platforn Of Cali.
FORMS, sdoDied BY the Sseramente CDnvsn
ton Jane 18th, 1871. sonsains the following
resolutions In regard to tie Chimes. and Is
in perfect harmony. with ths resolutions on
that subject adopted Ly Montana Republic
cana We cunnsend Il to the attention ut
Mr.. T0ole. who thinks It ''ludlcrous for 4
little whiffet Of Z Convention up here IN
Montana" to make suggestions to the M
t,onal Government:
Ut large numbers Of Chinese, who are inca
pat.le Of assimilation with our races. ignO
rant Of the nature and forms 1T our Govern
ment. and who manifes, no disposition 4,
q quire knowledge at the same. or IL con
form to our own habits. manners and Gus
toms. Is serious and continuing injury I"
the hest interests If the State; that their
employment. under the plea ut cheap wages.
il offensive to tire exalted American idea Of
the dignity ut lAlMr. detrimental tO the pros.
periiy ani happiness Of our own hlHring
classes. -xnd Nm evil that ought to be al'aiet;
that while We unspsringly repr'iastc and
denouncc al acts Of violence. wl,c,esOcver
and by whO,n>Oever Committed, upon them.
we are inflcxibly Opposci ~ their admission
IL citizenship. and demand Of the Federal
the adoption Of such treaty
regulations and Legislation rs shall disc'ur
age their further immigration 10 our shores"
BY and bye every Pacific Coast Common
wealth will wheel into line, and It only re
quires the presencs Of Chinese in every State
Of the U.'ion to assure the same action. So
soon as the Chinaman ceases To be novelty
he begins to lie regarded as an animated dis.
as'er to the American lAboriny classes. and
they will duly regard the just laws of such.
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aIAs cisy q Yseka, Cal. ~ dcvslrsd q
- 1ay elsnsst . ~ - 19sly, -
ss9ss Nm ~ ssas.lsA - o1o4eel
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The TaIn,nany Celebration.

New York. 5-The Fourth Of July at Tammany
Hall was celebrated In the usual manner Tho Aoo,
Ut the great Hall and spacious gallery crowded ia
its utmost capacity with the Democratic throny that
In general appearance would have done credit to an
aristOcratic gathering. slight sprinkliny " ladies
noticed throughout the assembly, and now and
then representative Of the newly enfranchi-cd Gle
meLi. Mr.. Tweed nist addressed the audience. Dur
ing his remarks he said: I'VE propose to let all issues
Of the past dic to strike forward intO a bright and
noble to ones more place power In the hands
III those who have always In the part time conducted
the General Government in . manner satisfactory to
the country Letters from larg, number Ut p,omi
ncnt Democrats read among which was ONT iron,
Governor Hoffman, who dies not endorse the =" new
departure" Que from General Mcclellan, approving
the thew departure" One from Charles A. Eldridge.
member Of Congress. which says 1t IL Of email co,-
sequence what amendments made, or how they arc
made enforced while the Constitution In it, very
'S s's". sss 4s...s and .s;s. as..--~s -- H.
caytcd.~
Harry Blow Murdered.
st. Louis, Harry Blow, nephew Of Hon. Il. r.
Blow. was murdered in his own house ut GRAVITY,
Newton county, Missouri, Tuesday morning, by one
of party Of Young men who had assard his hou..
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photographic.


1DC4UGuDCVWS
A" Fsaneisca A-The foarsh vas celebrated 'pir
itcdy throughout the Pacific States. No serious &C
cidcuts aFe scpostcd.
strict this osniny. saved hie lie and children and
Washington, 6-Thc Grand Master VI Narons d
THE Dssestcs has received from the Grand Ledge o.
England splendid engraved and Illuminated velluu
resolution which passed by the latter Grand Lodge
thanking the Marcus Ut this country for their hearty
aud enthusiastic welcome. aud the reception given {,
Ear, DeGrey and Ripon.
Ottawa. Out, 6-Hon. Mr.. Tratch has been ap
pointed lieutenant Governor Of British Columbia
The Tissss to-day. referring 70 Sir Edward Thorn
tens letter lately Published aase,ts positively that the
instruct ions given to the officers and commsndess d
Dominion cruisers. In Ill respects similar to those
received last year.
Lake Mohopac A-Thc last spike In the Nohopac
Railroad was driven today.
Berlin, 4.-Empcror William will shortly go to Ems
to meet Gear Alexander who IL still ut that place.
New York, 6-Gcneral Fredrlcks Cavnda who suc.
cedcd General Jordan ~ Commander Chief Of the
Cuban fOscsr. captured BY the Spanish two days
ago. aud this has been murdered. Correspondents
the Cuban cause Is growing weaker In consequence
Of the unpatriOtlc diaecnsOns OF its leaders.
Long Branch, n. J .G-Senatnr Roscoe C0nklius ar
rived this evening. The President met him At the
depot and the two driven 10 the Presidents cut
tage. where Mr. COnkling will remain A his guest
The Senator has here to settle the difficulties
among the New York Republicans.
knmOred Removal Or Pleasanton.
Washington, t.-It II generally thought the Presi
dent will permit Pcasanton to resign rather than lose
Boutwell, from bis Cabinet. ard th0se who best I'M
derstand the true situation Of affairs predict that the
Presidents return will bc followed by the immediate
retirement Ut Plcasant0n.
The statement OF spirits, In and nut Of bond in the
United States May 1871. exhibits the fact tht out
OF $4,000 gallons brandy In the country, hut 10000
gallons Il genuine product Of fruits. the remainder
being compounds from distilled spirits.
Helena Items
Helena, &-Mr. Buckley dropped dead In Blackfoot
at 10 =. m. Of the 9th Supposed to b. appOplexy lie
was miner and ditch tender for Mr.. Ri.ing: had
danced all ni.ht at Fred Whites and had been appa
rently In n good health rs ever.
Colonel Galloway, SECRETARY and BROTHER are In the
city.
General Blaine and family have arrived from Cor
innc.
Mt. o. J. Salisbury has returned from visit to the
Saints.
The four mile yesterday was won BY the s0rrcl
c0lt-timc 85a
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CLIPPER
MOWERS & REA PIERS

Willow Baskets,
lsahy Carriages
Baby Cts
., y 10 aud II inch Rubber
aud Leather Betting
liz < and l ihch Hose
Hemp aud l;u"ber Packing
Babbitt Metal,
UniOI, Washing Machines
Home Washing Machines
Novelty Clothes WiingGr
Flntin. Machines
SAsh saws
Circular Mill Saws
Cross Cut Saws
Whip Saws
lizard WUxi,
IN 4 ~ ~ and Z inch
Gus Pipe
House Furnishing Goods
Etc. Etc. Etc.
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Woods Mowers,
TayiOr's Sulky takes.
Z, . aud 1 tined strapped
Lay Forks
Grain Cradles,
Scyt.Ics aud Snaths,
Hay kMivcs,
Brush Scythes,
Spades.
slilt Point ShNvela,
HOES. Garden Kakes,
Mower and iteaper
Orass and Grain Sections
section ltivets. etc,
~, - aud II In. Flows,
Tubs, Buckets, BrOOnls,
Wasi.bOaltls.
Wooden Bowls,
Butter MOuIds,
Butter L.,ailcs,
Well Buckets,
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.asq.ui. An ii:lf sa5 ~ e
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