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Through the Flames
Thrf11i0y Inc Id r MS OF tho Fire n Nil
lerstoVn, Pa.

AdSices froa the sceae Of the great fire
at Millcrstoan, Pa, state that no other
bodies have been discovered; so that the
seven already found probably constitute the
nuu5ee lost A letter says that the bar
keeper Of the Genital Hotei, who was sit
ting up with 4 sick friend, Gas tie FIRST to
discover the fire. He immedisteay rashe
Through the hall to arouse the guests.
There ~ere, inelading servants, hundred
souls IN the house, aad directly the esrri-
durs became the scene Of the widest dis
may Fortunately there were no lady
guests registered, or the story of aorr0r
2ld death might hare been imm easorabIy
sD@r- painful L, detail The f,aes drif-
ted up the wooden walls, xnd quicker than
1t takes to tell it, spread over the entire
southern side, AID we're curling in Il thou
sand tongues from cei nice snd gable. Men
rushed almost naked iato the hall, some
not esen taking their clothing in tier arms,
and sn1-olis 'H4iv to escape with the.r hvss.
tore ~ 2ao! d-wn the corridors, mady
seeking some outlet from the pursuing
flames.
The widest horror prevailed. Shrek
rose upon shrek Ia Eeart rendlns accents,
all The more impressive because Trey cane
iFom strong mcn grarpi,ng With death.
with tue odds 81 terribly .inst all mere
human power. Many in the lower hall ma )
the pruplls tor OF the hot.e, Who was sick
had been borne out For an instant It Was
hoped taat all would es ape, bu. again thnt
hope was dashed by the beseechins cries
far help frenl hose who had fingered TO
| dres-, er, III dIs excitement OF the dreadful
moneDt. 1cre unable to Eado the fasten-
iRgs Of t,sejr doors.
To add ts the horror OF tase stu alton. i,
WAS discovered that the faeseS had crept
through the soLtheren sleeping rooms, and
| following the draft along the corridor, had
cut of the servants escape frou, the attic.
.,
the scene was now too much tor human
hearts. Knowing their utter inability to
render aid, many turuei away from the
sickening scene tLey found it rs difficult to
endure as to relieve.
Some OF the eir,s had courage and rre-
scnce OF mind to turn their drapery over
their heads for protection and rush through
the sheet of fame, ard thus eoae escaped.
Others rushed back TO the north side. and
cast themselves from the windows upon the
roof of the adjoining building, whence they
were rescued. Others sank bewiIdered in
the suff"cating smoke, and, like some OF
the guests on the fosr below, yielded with
out a struggle to the terrible death before
them. The climax of horror had not been
reached till Nelly McCar.y. dining room
girl, appeared at the southern atti. window,
and proposed to cast herself to the ground,
~ feet below. A warning cry rose from
the crowd below, but the poor grid could
not retreat. Death was behind her, and
With wild cry of despair she east herself
forward and fell. prtiful mass Of broken
bones, on the pavement,
Capt. divers remains, after the ERE
were Recognized by . watch chain cI,nciaa
tc the eaarred ae.h.
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Administrators Sale.

IN PROBATE E-HANITOWOC COUNTY
COURT.
In thG matter Of the estate Of Otto Tro,rnel.
deceased.
tice is hereby given, that by virtue and
in pursuance of an Order Of License made
in said matter on the 2nd day Of March. A
b. 1874, by the County Court Of said County.
the Undersigned, Charles w White Admin
istra'or Of deceased. will. on Monday. tie
27th day Of April, A. D. 1874, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon Of said day. At the office of
the County Judge. in the City Of Manitowoc,
in sari County, offer for sale at public ven
due, the following described lands to-wif:
The undivided half Of Lots I, ,, 3, 4. 5. g.
7,S, 9, 10, II, IL, IL -. IS, l6, IS and lo in
Block 263, in Manitowoc City.
The terms Of sale, Cash.
CnaELIs wBfrE.
Administrator.
Dated 8. Manitouoe, the Is, day of April
A. D., 1874. sl5-3w.
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Administrators Sale.

TN PR0BATE-MANITOWOC COUNTY
l. COURT
In he matter Of the estate of Ludwig Seek
er, deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue and
III pursuance of an Order of License made
III SAID matte on the 2nd day of March. A
D. 1874, by the County Court Of said County.
TIE undersigned, Charles frost, Administra-
i6r OF the Estate Of said deceased. will, on
Monday the 9th day of April, A. d. 1874.
nj ten O'clock III he forenoon Of said day
1t the Office Of the County Judge, in the CITY
OF Manitowoc. in said County, cffer for sale
at public yendue, the following described
laads, to-wit:
The north half tl-2) Of the north half
l'-2l of the southeast quarter I-aD Of
Section No. twenty-eight t2S) in Township
No. nineteen (l9D, north of Range No.
twenty.thiee (23l east, being forty acres of
land lying and being situated in the County
Of Manitowoc and State Of Wisconsin.
CARL TRosT,
Administrator
Dated at Kanitowoc the lst day Of April,
4. u 1874 Si5 3w
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Interesting Cuban News.
Precautionary Measures to Protect
Exchange Offieers-Particu1ar Of
the Battle of Guasiamis-A we'll
contested sight in which the SPan-
farAs came off Second best

the Battle 81 Goastamis-A well
contested sight in which the Span
farAs came off Second best
Nkw YORK, April 4 A letter from Ha-
vana says that on the 18th Of March
Captain G Genersl Jouvellar took preoausion-
ary measures for protecting exchange Oh
ces. Rumcrs of manifestations to be made
against those institutions were About
Word was sent to the Spanish Admiral to
have the marines in readiness fcl landing
at . moments notice. Howitzers were
mounted in the bows Of launches of Span
i.h men of war, ready to be landed. Sey-
eral groups Of men we're quietly dispersed.
The same letter says the accounts OBJ
tain. lie Of the battle Of Guasiamies show
that it was one of the hardest contested
battles th,t has AIKEN place between the
Insurgents and Spaniards. OF the wound
ed brought to Havana most ali received
their injuries by the machete, They re-
port that they were over two hours fighting
at c,ose quarters. Brigsdier General Ar
menian, with about 3, 900 men, cavalry, in
fantry and artillery, becoming aware of
the massing Of insurgents under Ma1imo
Gomez, marched forward, and on the 18th
encountered them in force. The attack
was Immediately begun by the Cubans, SO
that Armenian had barely tine to form
square, placing his artillery in the centre,
the cavalry being ordered to cut its way
through tte .nemy's lines and procure re-
,nforcemen.s at Puerto Principe. The cav
airy was fearfully cut up, very few being
left to bring the news of the critical posi-
ton of the Spanish column. These suc-
ceeded in reaching Puerto Principe, their
pur.uers close at their heels. Brigailer-
General Baeconez, with a column of two
thousand men, started out, but had hardly
gone beyond the suburbs of Puerto Princi-
pc before he was attacked by the Cutans.
Eacconez succeeded in pressing on, and
had another severe encounter with the in
surgents, finally uniting his column with
Armenian. The loss of the Spaniards has
been ecry severe, and 1t is reported that
over forty officers are killed and wounded.
Both sides fought with great bravery.
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GUARDIAN SALE.
In PROBATE Nzanitowoc County

In the Natter Of the estate of Peter Wag-
ner ana Johanna Wagner. Spendthrifts.
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue and
IN pursuance of an Order Of License made
IN sail matter on the 10th dly of March, A.
u. 1874, by the Comfy Court Of said County
the undersigned Edward Zander. Guardian
OF snia SPerdthrifts, will on Monday the
9Th day of April, A b. 1874, at ten o'clock
in tie forenoon of said day at the Office of
the County Judge in the CRY of Mantowoc
IN saId County, offer for sale at public ven
due, the following described lands. to-wit:
Northeast quarter of the Southwest quarter
Section 30 Town % Range "a
Dated at Nanitowoc, the 10Th day Of March
a. d. 1874.
! SI3-4w EDWARD lander
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by vIrtUs of an execution i.suei ont OF
and nn'ier the Seal Of the ircut Court for
haniiowoc county. upon a judgment render-
ed ~ "1ih county on the 6;h day of Drceu-
h'r 3, before john p Wickert, a Justice
OF the Peace FOR Manitowoc county. in favor
Of hsrom Knapp, and against George VI
hlcaaoy, transcript Of which said Judg-
ment was duly f.e,l in the Office Of the Clerk
OF the Circnit Court for Manitowoc county.
and SAID Judgment Iuly docketed in said
ot1ce on the 2Sfh day Of February, A. d
1874 have levied upon all the right title
and lnterest.which the said George VI Rick,-
ny bad on the e5ih day Of February. 1874
or 1t any time thereafter Of in and to the
following properly. to-wit: The West half
of the West half. of the Southeast quarter
Section No. nine (el. Township No eigh-
teen lSl. North of Range No tweniy-orc
(-ij East, sItnate ana bein. in Manitow oc
county and State Of Wisconsin which IriIl
sell 1t publ" vendue 60 the highest bidder
at the Sheriff : Office. IN the CITY Of Nanito-
voc CT the eleventh day of Nav 1874 at
~ o'clock in the forenoon Of said day
Dated Sheriff sOfice this 25th day IF March
A ID. 1874 r. ID. SMART.
li-6w Sheriff Of Manitovns County.
WALKER GREEN, Plaintiffs Atty.
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Administrators SAFE,
IN PROBATE, MANITOW0C COUNT
i COURT

IN PROBATE, MANITOW0C COUNTY
i COURT.
In the matter of the estate of Ambro,.
Osehwald, deceased.
Notice IS hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance of an Order of License made IN
SAID matter on the and day of March A. b >.
1874, by the County Court Of said county,
the undersigned Anton Stoll Administrator
OF estate Of said deceased, will. on Monday
the 27th day of April A D., 1874. al ten
O'Clock In the forenoon of said day, at the
office OF the County Judge, in the City Of
Mhnltowcc, in said county, offer for sale at
public vendue, the following described lands
to-wit The sh of seq and 30 acres in the
nh OF seq see. %, neg Of sec. II. eh of nwo
sec. u Ill IN town l9 range p The rwa of
swq sec. 20, town Is range -, eh of nea sec
81, nwq Of seq sec. IA. VIII Of nwq sec. 81
swq Of see Il, nwq Of hwq sec IS, nea Of
nrq OF zee. %, nwq nwq If sec. IS ali in
town Is, range, Il. and l00acres in swq see.
81, town ~ -1nge 23, lot no in Conce.s sion
a township Cavoss in the County Of Bruce.
canada. The terms of sale. Cssh.
ANTON STALL, Administrator
Dated at Manitowoc, the 1 :. day of April,
A. 1874. si5.3w
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I'm PROBATE Nanitowoc County

In the matter of the guardian hip OF the
minor heirs o. Amos Soper. deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and
IN pursuance of an orler Of License mad
in said matter on the 18th day Of September
A b. 1873, by the County Court Of sald
County, the unlersig gned Jane S0per. guar
dian Of the minor heirs of said Amos Soper
deceased: will, on Monday the Goth day OF
April A. D. 1874, at ten oclock in III. fore
noon Of said day, at the Office Of the County
Judge. In the City of Man;tawoc in sail
County. offer for sale at public ,rndue, the
following described lands, io-wit: The south
half of the southwest quarter of the south
west quarter Of Section p, Town 49, north
of Range %, in Manitowoc County, State of
Wisconsin.
The terms Of sale cash, or reasonable
time for not more than three-fourths Of pur-
chase money with mortgage security.
JANE SopER.
Dated at Maritowoc, the l6.h day Of March.
A. ID. 1874 Sl1-3y
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Lawrence University.

The junior class, and the Faculty, of
Lawre"ce University, had slight falling
out ever the arrangement of the programme
for the annual junior exhiJitinn; AMI in
order to bring the Faculty to their terms,
the class withdrew from sell lol Much tc
ther surprise the University did not
go down when they left, and the Faculty
did Lot seem to mourn their dsJ arturo. So
these bel!igeIent boys went whining back
ike a lot of whipped puppies aud b"gged
to be readmitted.
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In the Matter of the Estate of John Ste
phenson. Deceased
On readiag and Cling the petition of Eliza
beth Stephenson. of Liberty, in said county.
representing among other things that John
Stephenson, late of said county on the 30th
day Of January, A.D., 1861, at his resi-
dence in saio county, died iutestate leaving
goods, chattel, and estate within this State.
and that the said petitioner is the widow
Of sad deceased. and praying that admin
istration Of said estate be to Charles Lulinc
granted, it is ordered that said petition be
heard before the Judge Of this Court, on
Monday, the 20h day OF April. 4. D.. 1874.
ut 10 O'Clock A VI at my Office in said
County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs Of said deceased and to all
persons interested by publishing "a copy of
this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day Of hearing, in the Manitowoc
piLor, Weekly Nevpaper published at
Nanitowoc in said County
T G ULMsTED, County Judge.
Dated at Manitowoc, the Goth day of ia rch
"A. d. 1874. SIl.3y
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The Indians.
A ACommIsstoners whitew ashtuE Re
port

CHEYENNE, W. 7. Apri, 4.-W. F.
Smith, one of the Indian commission
ers, has reached here from Red Cloud
agency. The other three have returned
to Spotted Tail agency. He says the act
ual number of whites killed since Jan. lst,
by Indians, is six. He repcrc the troops
at both agencies unmolested, and that at
Spotted Tail agency especially, friendly re
lation. with the Indians exist The COM
missioncrs held several councils at both
agencies, with hopeful results. About
6,0c0 OgalIaia., Sioux, Arrapahoe. and
Cheyannes have registered, and remain a.
Re- Cloud, and about 1000 Brule Sioux
are at Spotted Tail, and expected to res
lister next week. The comm issianers -ay
that the situation has beer critical. but that
published statements have been exays-ra.
ted. Reports from other sources say tba,
the commissioners have seen nothing bu,
old ration eaters, and tha, as soon as graz.
grows, the Indians will resume hostilitie.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN PR5BATE-Manit County
II Court,
In the matter Of the Estate of Ammi c.
n n

Pool, Deceased.
To ALL WHOM 1T MAT CONCERN
Letters of Administration on said estate Of
Ammi c. Pool, deceased, having been issued
to John Woodcock on the 9th day of April.
A. d. 1874, and six months from and after
said day being allowed and limited for credi-
tors TO present their claims for examination
and allowance Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned will on the first Mon
day of each and every month before the ex-
piration of said term of six months and upon
the day of the expiration of said term Of SIX
months at the Probate efhce in the City OF
Mani,owoc in said Coutny, receive, examine
and adjust all claims, and demands of all
persons against said deceased
Slew I G. OLMSrED Co Judge
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
n PESORATE- yl.nifnyUnr En-n-

In the matter of the estate of Omond John
son. Deceased.
Notice i hereby given, that hv virtue and
IN pursuance of an Order of License made
III sali matter on the 23d day of March. A
ID 1874, by the County Court Of said County.
TIL undrrsj gned Peter Hanson and Ole i
Oleson. two of the executors of the estate of
said deceased will. on Monday the , tn tiav
Of April, u. 1874. at ten o'clock in the
forenoon Of said day, at the office of the
County Judge il the City of Manitowoc. in
aid County, offer for sale at public venduc,
the following described lands, io-wit: The
East halt OF the Northeast quarter Of Sec
tl"n number twenty-.i1 tc6). Town twenty
one III Rtrge twenty-tLree (23), contain
ing eighry (S0) acres # land
The terms Of sale Cash.
fETER HANSON,
OLE /. OLESoN.
Executors.
Dated at Mani;owoc the o3l dav of March
A. ID. IA l4.3s
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GEORGE v, W0ODsN

attorney aud Counselor a. Law, and Co1rt Cav,
m sSioner tor Mantle voc county An brxi,sss
lrts ai TO MS care will be promptly and fsirh,riIy
sItsr @ Ied TO. Aavics honestly gwen. Tor wbic1 =
tie Sonaoie cn5fce Wiz be made. Once cr BuHalo
-, betwesn Eighth anu Ninth. s,sItI
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CITARLEx SCaEEcCn

'asHiohABLE TAILOR, has removed to
L Eufa!o street, ? doors west Of Rand.
Store. A.! work warranted wei! done and
to fit.
Manitowoc, Nov. So 1879. l4-2s.Iv
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CoIS.-The gold coinage at tie United
States Mint, in Philadelphia, during last
month, vas $296, 400, mostly in eagles;
and she silver coinage, mostly in dollars,
was $2e9,0S5. The minor coinage in 5,
3, and cent pieces-mostly in cents-was
Of the value of $SS,7t0. The total oil the
pieces coined vas 36l3,2O0, Of The value
Of $s34.Isx.
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.iOYERH SYRIA

De'ler in all k,.a. % Stoves AMI U,rI
,nahn'actnf"r Cooper, Tin an Sh.o,-iro, w.r.
''--'' MHntto
10 ~ v
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WILLIAM EYNCH-

pea-cr IN s owes ESQ Manuractp-.r IT., .,,
iron ana CoDoer ware. An KIN rs ot ra,,iri, -
L'sHt''-st.' between Yor. and sIGl.o, Manil,w"I
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FRED. <CKrunnr.

hscos al kinds o; Meats. Sausage. Ham. I.,,
w, wh'cA he vii sell at tue lowest prices in
EdILt'y And kind To SUIT puicha.ers Any a. +.
living ca'tle hogs or sheep TO sell Will c,u ~, IN !.
''i0 "'AHest pilceS. 12 a. ly
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! 1as,.,oh%hte I"i"r. All foods made by tho ,rb.
scr.res "r" warranted to ct form. Prjc,. re,.
@ anC am bluni to p!e..se tho,s WHO ciys
IVES! OF de ndiaIe Hau.e 49,, ~,
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NORTEyyESTERN F0ITSC

rtihNhu-st. hanItowoc, n Eettsnbon.,
Pro ristor. The large brick addition r.r.n,i,
malil has oeen inrrlshed in excelsp sr,le making
u one OF tae largest snI most complete notsis !,
tor. " "eii oa'f!ueu
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WISCONSIN ROUSE

pr otr OF NinIn and Js7 Streets, Jers D,Iter
rroprletor This lsa new mouse, and wei ett,S
up WIN al modern Improvements good ,t,bls
IL aiso Kept In Connection with the hons, reo
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VILLA MS BunU-cr

A W iiliatns NJ. Kelner. Proprietor, cor ri,h,,
ana frdnhin Sts., Mantowo oc Wi.cons., re.
rooms attached. '''
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TREAT md YASH

Commercial-st., between Eigtt and Ninth Mani
towoc. Miles AcNsbon. proprietor Bestsccom.
n"dati"ns for the lravenng public T.-m, rba a,
and satisfaction guaranteed "a 20 :,
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4 TTORNEYS AND ocuYsELoRs
"A otbe on Eigh,h-street, Maniso voc,
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
10. I4-25-ly
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PAUg. LSERJCn

afN tht highest price for WEe.t nd other mr.
P,.t, onee on the northeast conner of Buffalo an
ElShtn SIS. hani'uw &C 20 =,
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ADAM ROBERTS.

aGam Roberts. Blacksmith nd wsgor-maker
SloP on tho corner OF Sc aGth ami YoIx AZ.
NoI'h oide Mantowoc. Does all kiods n
ron WORK as good and as cEeap as any othsr e.,ab
'eI ". W Citl. l3 &c. 1
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e. CAESEN.
EDWARD CONWAY

" " nn.esaic and Ret Ill dealer IN Hats, Cars Furs
Eo'ts' hittr"s, Robes. ETC.. York-st, betu rer
Eistta and Ninth, Nanitowoc 10 go
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=. SSEl,VNG.
UNION HOUSE,

iss,or OF dnSic will give lessons 10 Vocal ane
instrumental Muse IN the city o; hani.owoc ana
Court House. 10 a. ~
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N1EAICO.
ASSASSINS ENTES CED
THE FAMINE RSIuISC

CALCUTTA, Apr! l-Repnrts from the
famine districts show II general mrruvc
m.nt in the condition OF the people, except
ia the north western portion Of Tlshuot.
where over 500. 900 persons are still depend-
ent upon the government. The spring crop
i, good, except in Tishoot
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i rHDIAnGo1GDP PL0vv.
s ante ito. sat. % M , H. sa'' ''s made
THE GARDEN CITY CLIPPER PloW.
expect
THE GoRHAnd SEEDER cU1TIvAToR.
% HE; a ':s:;: s:asn s % a. s:s :s. IN M
s.s @ @ % ss. % n G $ g. Latest s % ] :s: 81; ; lin ] ~ 3 e: 5s sa
THE CLIMAX MOWER.
r.u, pus
sas' ss ' !sss: ts:s Full.
,ay i, designed s
casting
boy III s I'd e % @ s -: can 3 be :. s and run BY ''
THE TAYLOR RAKE
% s spon its m tent. M , M vii, psa' and aEA'' r''A''
The TEETH ARE CAST shape.
O
=. @ Firm ' n s S sS s s Es T ] ss can y taken out 'a' psi Ia
PATENT GUIDE sToa
Teeth 5 @ ] Si # @ and T : i & % R r s ?s % esss 5s:sa : ,: ~
or distance from the
s;: 1 ' s ;s has @ M @ proven 1 ss' in | s G G % a ID @ 1 sss
be kept down, but uembes and ID ra.ing, 9
We Advise Farmers to Ask Coz Taylor Raka
OTTER.
Sec that tho TAYLOR
sELF.RAKNa
"BUE1DLCK EE1AP1RD
A y.ar, ". e.u o.s.,.a.,r.
GRaang Reaper in u:s " Hs'' Taaaias and
s ss.s a'1s Sha. a's Or asis, % 70
Nns and ao @ apon mt MSs that 'ss 5 Eas % sustained
always ysi n the right LIN; naa
gearing ph s M @ ] 01l1 a than the % Thss eas5s Of
out easyre . ~ ~ " - '" " AAS u' AAe4a
The Kirby Combined
WITH THE BALTIMORE" sELvRAKE
Rake 1hsrsnzs % ". 7s s Of ss @ the fed
a, all n i,nl,i n s sG i. y,
gentle square T.nsbspei for M y bia & yet
THE vALLE CHIEF Combined Reaper and Mower
ha. Introduction si, county ,s.. AZ. % ,
THE VALLEY CHEF AS A MOWER
full ' sxt vs' o f h N@r ] @ nt the %
% +. sn'ss. s s a o @ f this f: s, sIs I
maAiae m IL ps.a as. cat ~
THE VALLEY CHIEF AS A REAPER.
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