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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

Mt1oouff Valley 1n1aroneeC company
The Lexvenworth Comnreial has second ed
itorial in reply to the chiG and in vindieation
Of 1.-THE Missouri Valley Insurance Company agsinst
our strictures. We did not name any Ipsuranee
Coupany in our article, yet everybody loeafed it
q, once. We m.st emphstically say that We have
M yrudpe against the Missouri Valley Insurance
Cemp.py. or any of its members. We believe it
to he good and reliable Company, and wish it
all prosperity. But we do object to shystering
and .kullduxgesy by that or any other Company.
We are still most strongly impressed with the
truth and Justice Of our article. We kzer (for
we were there) that the Missouri Valley Insur-
ance Company, through some Of its most promi-
penf members, were active in lobbying for the
passage Of the elephant known n the Insurance
Law, and that they did it on account of certain
advantages which It would give to the Company.
We are assured; (and believe 1t, from the char
acter of our informanta, and from onr knowledge
of the ways Of the concern,) that the same Com
pany wss the prime mover aud power behind the
throne in securing the passage Of the mortgage
exemption sct-as oil its surplus earnings are in
vested in mortgages. Members Of the Legisla-
ture, who voted for the act, have since taken in
surancc agencies and boast that now they can
invest their money free of taxes. And - to the
act relating to Savings and Trust Companies, We
believe it 10 not denied that that Company got it
mp. II made indecent haste to take advantage
of the law, and 10 the only Company that has o.
yet done %.
We believe the Ckief WAS the first paper tn call
attention to the frand concealed in the last named
law, and to point out the Parentsge Of the other
laws spoken Of. We are glad to sse that other
papers have taken mp the fight, and agree with
rs in every essential particular. Auditor Wilder
pronounces the "dcbenfure" business fraud, and
declares his intention Of not complying with it
whenever he can avoid it. The QUESTION will
naturally arise, how did 10 many glaring swim
dles get through the Legislature, and receive the
executive apprsvali The question ia % easy to
answer, that We will let every one answer it him
self
Yes, We are in favor of encouraging and building
mp home enterprise and home companies; but we
are not in favor Of home companies smuggling
little grabs, gouges and frauds through the Leg
islature, concealed in lot of high-soundng chaf,
whereby those home companies may make money
and build themselves mp BY playing . confidence
game on the public.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

NOIIck hsssy dve.. Inst The u.Asr.fgped h.s been
appet.ted by ths Prsbate Court e Doaphan County
AassA Adninsi.szix sf the Estass sf Georxs jesse
aeeea,eA Anpsas indebted - sad Essate required
ee.Dse e Hsste Vim preseas fhen for allowance within
So {saf ffs9 this dsts thsy osy be precudsd frep
within iArss ysara tAey WIN Be fsrsvss kared
u A. JESSE
Ape0 n, 1e133w. PrsL fee, -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

| n Lleos<S WI aNOhBofS-nhBos 100neD
eS"Wsy = FsSiSv ef H.... S....
- Upea the Passers ~.
r....- c,..r
| .,,r:.. ' A.Ae"' go
VIVA. iohows I'D its facts may read ike the re-
citai Oh some norrioie dream' wherein nightmare
nIs e uPon .ne aIs.elnpelea Drain countless
num"er oi monsters an" unnatural Things, yet
what Is SET down In the narrative Is as true as
the sun.
III. ~, l.,:, ..e loIa:on :, Iarh,sne" 10 us last
w
eehN. W IN. boIcHERf,
and from dispatches and accounts already pub
lisbed, We are enabled to give tolerably detail
ed account)Of the msnstrous series up to date.
Ihe
BEGINNING OF THE rSD.
c,m. ,h,, !, ,r,;. u;.... ~, 81. OIL, ,,c Nj.
Dr. William IT YorI tb. hr,,ths, '.s ,,,., ..,h'',
vi c."... - ."o : oio'n: VI ..a. "hsr
ty secrets of Poneroy and his BETRAYAL i'm the
supreme moment Of the senatorial crisis, Of the
trusts confided to his kreping-left Fort Scott on
horseback for his home in Independence, Kan
sas. He did not come home. His friends watch
ed and waited for him, his family prayed for him,
the talk of the town dealt day after day with
him, expectation at last deepened into down.
right earnestness about him, until. on the 18th
of March, the Lawrence Tribune gave y brief ac-
count of the mysterious Disappearance. All at
once thereafter all the papers in the State took
M the tale Of bis journey, Of his non-arrival, and
Va suo AcSso Va 1oui pay. Itc WaS udcoet 70
cHyRnYyAIE
c.. -u
,.o,,h i.. "a s.i G.,ns., ."wm In w.;, ,ne Leaven-
with, lawrence a"o 'aiVeston haiIr"aei, and II
south line of the State. To the sontb of Cher
vale, some two miles or less, stands frame
house, having in front large room where the
meals are served, and in the rear y sleeping room
furnished with two beds aud some scant adili-
tionai furniture besides.
WILLIAM AND THOMAS RENDER
lived in tb;. hone. x~;,,, thai, rive. r., a..
right N the dweII;no hons. w.s an on,h,,n... '..
tbs d;.cr.r, sho,r. snS T.; ,h. ,'", ' s'
clo.ed GARDEN of uos.;hjv two .cr.. Th. az ""t Gu
seemed to suddrnlv end =, Cb.rryy.,. "'
One dav early in Anr;, ann. man fro,, fh..--,.
vale rofic over 10 the R.nIIcr hom.. -, ;,n:
DR.. York. and to learn, if possibIe
some t'd'nss Of his fate They learned nothing,
however.
WILLIAM BENDER,
the .,d..t .f IN. hro,h.r. h.a
The i.i.nc. nS ~. p.nS.s .I,,a
her . m.dinm RI. m.;rh,,or. " r. s",,;, '~sl SS
wa. f.rtv.two S;,h ;r,.,,'.,r. s". S: "o.u- cue
~. ~: .nd ,h;,, 80. az o' IHEHeo u
wer. s,..j' 80 .rJ h.ri ra.. IL. ne, ne. e!es
from th.n, a. .;n;s,.r .,,d '"S, er
NOT a s;nol. nr.nos.e.s;"n S.s,ns" S"e u."
anvnI,r and t.II ssen,.d fo M, ;t.,s,,, u. % .on.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

DoxIrHax CouSTr. IS
lnths District Court far Dnphan County Of Kansss
Isaac Curi. Plaintd
Matilda c. Eye
and A. G. Eye. Dcfendanta
NOTICE IL hereby given that I will on the 9Th d.v nj
~ June. A. ID. is73 the hour of O'Clock p NJ oi
sad day at the north door of the Court House in the Cty
Of Troy, in Donphan County State of Kansas oer 70,
sale at public auction for cash the following described
real estzfe In wit: The north quarter of section
twenty four tsD iu tawsship thr-e ~ range twenty
CD in Doniphan County State Of Kabsas Taken n The
property Of Matilda C. Ege and A. G. E:e and offered Fpr
sale 70 the highest bidder far cash. satisfy certain ude
ent and eosts Of rrcord in the District Court for DIM
Il plaintiff and Matilda C. Eye and A. G. E-e ar, dersd
anita
Given under my hand. thi. sth day Of Nay A. D. Is7a
SAMUEL MAQUILKEN
Sheriff of Doniphsn County.
NAY Z, Ie53-5w. Prs fee n
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15
Notice.

NOIICk = hseeby given % Al coscsrned that ser.sI
10 ens scosant Of assstance sevces icf nc
go g netpA.n Css1fy Ksaaa yin b allowed oy tne
ss1 o Caaltsssens q sid CSa.ty unless the Ad M ~
nship b which Tie perssa vhs received the aid hvsa
- u4teo IL IN b attsstea By the saia Trustee ana
Mssnss.sss esrtinsd thss tie pa.Dsr could mos - "
ly Oyir 4 - Essri psAsA Apsf nss isza
A,.smK cHAAL1 HArE-'
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

rs golden rule for independent edit
cm' 20" mad anything good to commend, any
.n'ns wrong TO denounee, or any unfsithfal and
dishonest public edbcer to expose, before doing
10 Ask yonr heart: Il. it righti IL it polite :
And what effect will it have on INV m,.tsr,. liz.
tie post-o66cer
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

q Taking the Federal appointments in Kan
sas, since January, with few exeePtioD'.) Is .
standard, We feel very strongly inpelled to pro.
nounee the reign Of honesty and pari6cation,
which was then inaugurated, one grand fxxle.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

" Chief Justice Chase died of stroke of an.
oplexy, st the residence of Mr.. Hoyt, hi. .ou.;n-
Law, 10 New York, on the morning Of the 7th inst
Judge Chase did valuable service to the country.
while Secretary Of the Treasury, from 1861 to
1854
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

A-HeoseL n ss.ha.
S|Ts,aen- D-Yssks grave
6-Grayes not yet opened
In the rear, as we have said, was q garden.
This, At first, was net examined. The front Nom
of the house was next carefully searched. aver,
crack and crevice being minuteiy locked into. and
subjected to the application Of rods and levers 10
zee IL tho flooring was either below or loose.
Nothing came Of 1t all. No blood spots appear-
ed. The floor was solid-the walls we're soIid.
Then came the back room. The beds were rr-
Es0ved. In his flight the elder Beudrr had left
everything untoached. After the beds had been
removed, one Of the party noticed . slight de-
preston in the 6oor, which, upoa closer examiu-
ation, revealed
TRAP DOOR
upon hinges- This vas inmedistsly hfted up,
aud in the gloom pit outlined itself, forbid
ding, eavsrnoas, unknown. Lights ver~ procur-
ed ssd come Of the men deseeDdsd. They found
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

0 What shall the Dsmocrats ds.-Laerenee Stamford.
The best thing they can do is to 60 on with
their dying, and quit kicking the sheets ont.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

A AsrRAw.-The North Topeka Ti~es, reputed
to be the organ of Dan. Adams, who was Pome-
roy's ight-hand man last Winter, and who is now
intimately conBeeted with him in business, has
the following item:
I'VE have authority for saying that Mr. Pomeruy
templates making his future residence in this city and will
probably be candidate for United States Senator
winter"
Probably this statement Of Pomercy's inten-
tions will 10 found about Is correct a. any that
are sent out. Whether he designs such thing or
not, We have . notion that within one years
time, very many people in Kansas will have an
earnest desire to see "Old Pom !" "Old Subsidy"
"Old Beams" the old "Land-Gobbler," the
"Cbristian Statesman" or whatever other name
they may ses 6t to apply to him, back in the
Senate.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

a Accounts from Southern Ksnsas indicate
that the excited mob, in the vicinity of the York
murder, 10 likely to commit encrmities - great
- those they have set themselves t. ferreting
ont. In hanging and torturing suspected per-
soma in order to force confessions out of them,
'nes arc as apt as any other way to maltreat in
nocent persons,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

received IN invitation to exchange
With the Atchison Gioss, three week. b,f.n, II
Va. started; We gave it . notice in advance, and
sent our FaPer in exchange from that time on.
i. the two weeks and half that it has bee. run
ming, we have received three copies of the Giobs,
aud three soliciting sgents have visited ns. At
that rate, We would get more papers if each agent
would bring NJ . copy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

y Judge and jury, after full investigation
have decided that George Francis Train is not
crazy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

q News has been received ffum the Arctic
Expedition. Capt. C. F. Hall died of spsplexy,
and was buried up in those boreal regions. This,
We suppose, ends Arctic explorations for while,
from the United States.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

q When the people Of Kansas began the work
Of puri6cation by electing Lowe to Congress,
they thought they had hit it toaT. And they
did hit IL to Tea-and sugar, with . lot Of soap,
and . few dozen stay-laces.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

= Those old Democratic editors, who came
Kansas Nebraska bill was passed-how they lit
back into the bush hacking Counties of Missouri,
as soon as the war broke ont. Gen. Eastin, of
the Leavenworth Herald, has lsng been browsing
among the jungles Of Grand River; and now we
sec that his partner, w. H. Adams, is on visit
to Kansas, from the fastuesses of Howard County
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

q Hon. James L. Orr, Minister to Russia
died at St. Petersburgh, on the 9Th. He had but
recently arrived at his post. Gov. Orr's loss is .
severe one, especially to the South He was ono
of the very few prominent men in that section
who fully comprehended the results of the war
Of the rebellion, and accepted them honestly and
entirely. His influence and example were worth
much to that section.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

u Congressman Lowe boards At the Wash.
ington House. and pays five or six dollars per day
He can keep the hotel in sugar, tea and soap, at
the expense Of the Government, and in that way
pay his hotel bill. He takes sugar In his'n, and
lots of it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

= The Louisiana troubles have assumed the
proportions Of civil war; but the latest reports
represent prospect for quiet, since the Federal
Government has recognized the Kellogg State
Government, and notified it that it can have all
necessary aid in enforcing law and ORDER
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

q He done considerable freghting." writes
editor who takes great interest in education.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

q Theodore Tilton has got into . quarrel
with Henry c. Bowen, proprietor Of the New
York Independent and they telling nasty things
that they know of each other. They are in fair
way to prove that Victoria Woodbull told the
truth. in her terrible article Of the I'd of Novem
ber last, and for which she was 80 long impris-
oned.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

SkxsIBts-we sc that the Ksasss Naesaas fsr Ray
sisplides the spelling of the word programne" thss:
"pruGrsm.' We don't know this reform sriginatsd
with the but II b very sensibe and ought b.
come geaeral.-Enposis Eeses.
By looking in Webster's Unabridged, you will
see that old Daniel himself authorizes it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

q "Old Dog Tray, ever faithful" lies quietly
coiled up, with enc eye open, and his collar
brightly shining, and never lets on, until some
one tresds too suspiciously near his masters lit
tie post-oficc; then he growls, and snarl's and
shows his teeth. Then his master pate him on
the head, and calls him good dog.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

q An individual named Rnck has made dis.
coveF!by which he can Get the river Thames on
fire. If he should do 80, he'wOuld cause Ruck-
tion.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15
CORRESPONDENCE.
Fov 0s CkieC)

'f" ~ Cv- ,.-,
y o, 20
AE Epfroh'-ine Gil '"'
Nay 3ist trust vin Do unSe :, - m -
ers' Club Of Dcnipnan C"un's- i~ss ~ 81. o'"''
considerations. let Us SPEAK tn'"uen Jul "'s- :" ''.
unmissakabie Of our vroasA sna 1Ae sun .en '".,
will guarantee 70 each and every one OIL us 'u ~
. rigid enforccment OF AL just exsune Ass ." P o.'
all laws detrinestai 70 the people, anu A'''
ists and monopotes
Perhaps you may aay We cannot aecomPnss .ns"'"s
but tell you Inst sure - the sun snnes J"s'
can We .ecompli.h IL, The the bone and sir
ev of the Land and have intelligent amongst them
Who can frame laws to suit the emergency.
We want to begin at the bed rock elect to Office
from amongst ma who will carry out our Wishes and who
will treat al Offers of brbes a. insults their honor and
character and to their constituents,
Our boat s ANAL now perhsps but let ms keep building
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

u At an election for two County Judges, last
week, the Republicans carried St. Joseph and the
Township in which the city is located. Our old
friend, John E. Wade, is one of the Judges elect.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

q John Stewart Mill. the political economist,
died at Avignon, France, last week.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

Y Senator Summer has obtained divorce
from his wife, on the ground Of abandonment for
Eve years. All that time, the poor fellow had to
hire his washing done.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

q The saints are still persecuted. Col. Jen-
nson has been arrested, on the charge Of certify
ing to false claim against the Government.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

y Stokes has failed to secure Q new trial
and II he does not find some other loep-hole Of
escape, he will fnd the loop-hole of . rope.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

The Topeka Daily Ce.aosWesltA now
.eAenes po'nts on the Atchisou and Nebrasks
hallroed, the same day Of it's puhlication.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

y The Salins Herald has donned fine new
dress-and that's what's the matter with Hanna.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

"hlgh-minded Euphorism,D is what the
Afohison Patriot calls it, aluding to tn. f,overv
style Of the GlobSs salutAtory.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

a Oakss Ames, the Credit MobilisP chief, died
On the 7th tsss, Il paralysis.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15
q DEVILISH DEEDS.
Fearful and Diabolical Butchery in Southern
XAnSaS

A Fsro Planted with Csrpses-Eighs BsAies
Already Dise0vereA-F0aP Pers0as loplieos.
ed-Hew . Family 81 Hanan Hyeaas Prey.
- UP0a The RasoePs by.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15
THE TRUESDELL TRAP.


An Aee0aas q she Iavensi0a that CaaseA d
Dix0a DisasseP-Whas Chiea g0 1avens0rs -
ofh-Provideatial RseaPe In 1859.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-15

CcnetS.
u Those old Democratic editors, who came
here to make Kansas Slave State, "A soon as the
Kansas Nebraska bill was passed-how they lit
back into the bush whacking Counties of Missouri,
Is soon as the war broke ont. Gen. Eastin, Of
the Leavenworth Herald, has leng been browsing
among the jungles Of Grand River; and now we
sec that his partner, w. H. Adams, is on visit
to Kansas, from the fastuesses of Howard County.
z Hon. James L. Orr Minister to Russia
died at st. Petersburgh, on the 9th. He had but
recently arrived at his post. Gov. Orrs loss is q
severe one, especially to the South He was one
of the very few prominent men in that section
who fully comprehended the results of the war
Of the rebellion, and accepted them honestly and
entirely. His influence and example were worth
much to that section.
Y Theodore Tilton has got into . quarrel
with Henry C. Bowen, proprietor Of the New
York Independent and they telling nasty things
that they know of each other. They are in fair
way to prove that Victoria Woodbull told the
truth. in her terrible article Of the I'd of Novem
ber last, and for which she was % long impris-
oned.
Osuasy. y."-Osese Nisssos Tsns1;pt.
This is tho first time We ever heard the exact
location Of the drowning woman and her scissors
stated. Well try to remember it-swsnty miles
from Usage Mission. in Labette County!
q "Old Dog Tray, ever faithful" lies quietly
coiled up, with enc eye open, and his collar
brightly shining, and never lets on, until some
one tresds too suspiciously near his masters lit
tie post-officc; then he growls, and snarl's and
shows bis teeth. Then his master pats him on
the head, and calls him good dog.
skxsrsts-we see that the Ksasas kse.s;as fsr Nav
.,.psss the & &spslinf q the wosd preg1.".s" .h.s;
the Kanaaa but Il s very sensibe and oosSt . 3
come geaeral-Eaporis Ness.
By looking in webster's Unabridged, you will
Ne that old Daniel himself authorizes it.
= The Louisiana troubles have assumed the
proportions of civil war; but the latest reports
represent prospect for quiet, since the Federal
Government has Recognised the Kellogg State
Government, and notified it that it can have all
necessary aid in enforcing law and order.
~ Congressman Lowe boards at the Wash
ngton House, and pays five or six dollars per day.
He can keep the hotel in sugar, tea and soap, at
he expense of the Government, and in that way
psy his hotel bill. He tskcs sugar In his'n, and
lots of il.
q When the people of Kansas began tho work
II puri6cation by elccting Lowe to Congress,
hey thought they had hit it to . +. And they |
lid hit it to Tea-and sugar, with lot Of soap |
md few dozen stay-laces
=.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-08-08
THE :M'GZS.
BEL AIR, Md, AUGUST Sth, 1879.
Belle Farm Farmers Club.

HARTFORD COUNTY, Nh, June 14th, 1873.
MIR. EDITOR: The Club met according 10 ad
journment, at the house of David Harry, at
the usual hour. Minutes of the last meeting
read and adopted. At this time John VIM Gal
braith came in, and became an active member,
by signing our Constitution and Bylaws. Next
in order was the essay of the host, title, " I'm
provements of the soil, which Was well pre-
pared and very interesting Experience OF men,
bers not being in order, G. C. Kinsey stated that
his late sown wheat was considerably better
than what he sowed in the early part OF Septcm'
Der; also that his potatoes were eaten very bad
ly by small black flea. MIR !. Wheeler statedt that
his wheat was falling on account OF the lily cut
ting it; that his corn and potatoes were doing
well, and that he had churned III pounds of
butter off one of his cows in one week. N P.
Harry thinks mich cows should be mcalcd in
the fore part of the season. and be ted on man
gle Wurtzels, or other kinds of roots when pas
lures fail in the latter part of the season; stated
his crops in general were doing finely. A. vii
son stated that his corn came up well and his
crops were also doing we'll. ID. Harry stated his
corn was badly cut with worms, but wheat and
other crops are doing well. w. Scott White
ford enquired Of the club, "What would be best
TO do with lot of ground that was extremely
full OF tussocks? Would it be better to plough
it, or set it in timothy without ploughing? The
general opinion was that it would be better to
harrow well and set in grain without the use of
the plough. &. NJ. Myers corn eaten somewhat
with worms, potatoes not doing SO well on ac
count of the flea; wheat and other crops doing
we'll. s. j. Whitetord stated his corn was doing
well where Mexican Guano was applied. j. j.
Street, ploughcd his corn ground late corn
came up well, but injured somewhat by the
worms.
Experience of members now being over, the
question OF the day next in order, viz:
Which is The best time and manner to save
crops? On motion of q. A. Davis the speakers
were limited to five minutes each. Mr.. j. Wheel
er opened the debate, and was followed by near
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-08-08
THE NEW
Wheeler s. Wilson
Sewing Machine.

THE ATTENTION OF LADIES
VIII" contemplate purChasinga Sewing Machine, is called
to " The New" Wheeler 4 Wilson, which is, without
exception the very best machine to perform the yaros
STYLES of sewing needed in a household. Its qualities
1t shuttle aud makes the lock stitch it is
the only machine that does this without the shuttle
not rip nve aud IL alike ON both sides. 1t does
waste thread. II bc used any material aud for
any kind of work. Although simple in its construction,
it is model of comractness aud elegance Of finish. 1t
is rapid and easy in operation, and
ALMOST NOISELESS.
90 Machines furnished ON trial and delivered in Any
part Ut the county. Full aud satisfactory instructions
given free Of charge Repairs Of all kinds always
hand.
JAMES A. FRASER, Agent.
mI9 Bond Street, Bel Air.