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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-07-09

liquors. got away with duifng the day.
and we are told that Albany peoi;ie got
away with their share. It was 4 warm
day--a red hot day-and under the circum-
stances the wonder Is stilat there were so
few accidents.
TRAGEDY AT BUENA YIsTA.-Last SIM
Gay evening about O'Clock, resident of
baeha Vista, who gave his name and had
oeen generally known as William Frank
1 Iln' Dsf' whose real panSe was william
franklin Iubbs, went into his residence,
SIT down by the side ofhis wife on a lounge,
| ana, while encirclfng herneek with his left
arm, drew from fiis person revolver with
ms right hand and placing tbe ,nuzzle OF.
s'ie weapon innmediafely oyer. her heart,
nreos TEue To- its mission, the bali from
the pistol penetrated 4sae heart Il Mrs.
IuDbs, and. with one despairiug CRY. She.
sprang from. her lnunlet,s euiY,,nee ard
fled from tile house, gasping an,, f,raa,l,,,<
reached the front gate and fell. 4 cornaa'
The murderer then turned his attention to
the sister of his wife, who was in the room
When the fatal shot was fired, but she had
hed so quickly that he lafl.ilot time Il, carrv
out his murderotis intentions with repard
to her; seeing whicii, without iosino n
moments time, he wound up his cowarlly
tradegy by turning his weapon upon him
SELL and, diseilarging another chamber. sent
ieaden messenger crlshing through his
own heart, which killed him instantlv.
Our informant could give no reason for this
uouDle murder, or account for it OH any
other hypothesis except that Tubbs was par
TALLY insane.
FROM MIR. Dr,iry Hodges, who catne oyer.
this morning, we get fuller particulars of.
the above tragedy Tubbs and his wife.
mad parted several times, and had had
more or less trouble ever since .tiiefrlnar
rage. On Sunday evening he went to- tAcs
house where his wife was stopping. sAk.
down by her and engaged in conversation,
all the time having his revolver under antR
concealed by his coat, when ha fred. fl,ea
shot passing through his coat intohis wife,s
SIDE His wife's sister being in the yard,
ana hearing the report of the pistol. at-
tempted to enter the house, when T,ibbs
pointed the pistol at her; she jumped back.
slammed the door TOD, and ran. Tubbs
then shot himself, the hall entering his left
lung. Neither party spoke word after tho
first shot.
CHURCH SERVICES ON TIE FoURTH.-
Inc |. attendance at the morning service in
the q p. Church on Sunday was good.
! The text was $ Proclaim liberty To- all the.
land, to all the inabitants thereof 10th
verse of the 18th chaptor ofLeviticus-tbe
motto on Independence bell, Philadel-
pl'ia. From this text Rev. s. G. Irvine
preached probably the best sermon OF his
lie and it was listened to with marked at.
tention by his audience.
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EYENIN1i SESSION.
Society met at DIR. Glay'z Office at J.

Society met at DIR. Gray's Office at -. r.
NJ.
Letters were lead from DIR. kocl,ler, of
Portland, and DIR. Miller, of Eugene, re-
grctting .heir inability to attend tie session
OF the Society. On motion, they were ex-
cused.
Or. Chance presented the following paper
in reference to the length of time necessary
to prepare stude.its for the practice of our
noble profession
Believing that the time has arrived when
uniformity should govern the Dental Pro
fesSlon with regard to the education of those
VINO are To come after us and fully reaiiz-
Ing that no tI1iI G1lIl become a Ssillfui Dem
ti.t, alike an honor to his profession; and Il
benefit TO community, unless lie has re-
ceiVed thorough dental education, there
fore,
ReSoire3, That we the undersigned n,eu2-
bers of the Dental profession of the State of
Oregon. mutually pledge ourselves not TO
take Il student for less term tl,an thrt,,
years. and that we will use all legitimate
means TO induce our students, before asstt,u-
ing practice on their own responsibility. 10
attend a full course i'll some reputable Den
tai College either during their pupilage or
rs soon after as practicable.
GEO ii. CHANGE,
GEO. W. GRAY.
]. r. CARHWELL,
L. l.. NlCkLIN,
W. II. RUBELL,
JOHN WELSH,
j. w. MEREDITH
@. S. SKIFF,
L. o. SMITH
The Society then proceeded to discus
the merits OF the various materials as IL bass.
for artificial aentnres also, extracting. SSe.
Time being limited tile discussions were cut
short without reaching any definite conclu
sions.
The folIawing officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
v ice Presilcnt-Dr G. ". GRAY Alha,.x
tec. Sec-Dr. q. IL. Chance. Portland.
Hof- Sec.-Dr- j. IL. Hatch, Portland
Ireas'irer-Dr. J.. S. Skiff. Salem.
EXecnfiye Conlmittee-Drs Il. T.. Nick
I'm, .. Ii. Hatch and Geo. II. Chance.
The Committee on Revision reported.
and the report was adopted.
Dr. Hatch presented and Illustrated an
Ingenious AMI powell method of maxine
corunt'nm disks with which all were hiol,-
Iy gratified.
A remarkable specimen of .Japanese
Dentestry was presented by DIR. Hatch
a set of teeth made of actual ;vory
inserted in base carved out of smootl,
hard wood. The teeth are inserted with 81
wooden dowel. The inserted place of tha
molars Is supplied by some rough iron
tacks driven in the wooden base. rbev
exhibit good deal of patient wllittlino bnt
are clumsy and awkward; yet they would
be great help to an aristocratic ...lo,n,,
in masticating his rice.
On motion the thanks of the society were
unanimously rendered to Albany Enoi,e
Co. No. !, for their courtesy in eranfino
US the free use of their Hall. Also TO Drs
Gray and Smith for their hospitality ,i,r-
ing our visit 80 Albsny.s-
On motion adjourned to meet at Port-
land on the last Wednesday of june. 1876 |
at p. III.
J. r. cARDwELL, Pres.
G. ". GRAY. Sec.
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Home Interests.
Proceedings of the Oregon state Dental.
Society.
ALBANf, Or, July 1st, 1879.
ltnIsA-TA-l. SUSSToN-

AIoRNING SESSION.
Society met ats A. NJ, DR.. j. r.. Card
well in the Chair.
Members present as on yesterday, with
the addition of DR.. RubelI, of Monmouth.
Minutes OF previous session read and ap-
proved.
A general discussion was then held OH
the subject of the various materials used
for filling teeth. Gold, silver, tin, ANAL
gam, Woods metal, OSs' artificial, IfiIl.s
stopping, Sc, were discussed and sii5tte
1t was agreed that easl Substance 55stance may have
saiil'ige in peculiar cases, yet gold
was decided to be superior to all other ma
terials in purity and durability.
On motion, adjourned to meet at the
Office of Dr.. Gray at 2 ?. NJ, TO witness his
operating in clinic at that time.
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Hold your orders until YOU see the Chi.
cago Pitts Threshers. Ask old Illinois
farmers and they Will tell you that they.
are the best in the world, without any ex-
ception. Sold only by Lintortl, kellogg
8 Co., Portland, and their agents tlwoneIs-
out Oregon and Washington Territory.
We also have fun sine of farming irnple-
inents and machines, consisting of the
foil9wing A No. ! goods: Wm. Anson
Wood Mowers, which took 81 first pre-
miams, in field trials, in 1874, and could
so into the field with any machine on this
coast to demonstrate that they are the best,
which we are prcpared to prove, and chaI-
lengc any machine to the contest. Extras
to all machines supplied from our Portland
house, without delay-a full supply alvavs
on hand. Please send for price list and
circulars. Address, A. SEOCJTM. Agent
Fortiano, oregon. 43m2
CANCER CAN BE CURED.-We warEant a
cure on Cancers and ssold sores.'' Have
also new vegetable remedies for diseases OF
the eye which have cured great MANY
cases considered hopelessly blind. once,
at the residence on corner of Calipopia and
Fourth streets. opposite Judge BaldwiA's
35-7 R. q. Il EFns. T,pssry -,
NEw FIsa:.sam Miller has bought the Wag.
Peters Apcidei, together with the material RX
fTnsh fuua work, m md L now pEspasd g
Carriages, Buggies, Lumber Wagons, Hacks
ach employ none but s the bsss sna 81 n1sa aea
les, and insnre satisfaction. An work wgrI
Of work. use the best Of material, a hickory
Ss ssa M 11 nans Is ca r hna & az
ss 81 ss gSnSa "a ss
ees na w ea e paese @ fe ps bo M ft e seh
large lot Of humber wagons. side and endspring
carriages and hacks on hand. Patronize home
of the counfry ACT the naft Of wise men, ~ sna
build up your own State, and yon win prosper
LADIES. NOW rs YOUR THMEi
70 buy the best brands OF calicos-Ia
CARDS for 81. Other dress and fancy goods.
clothing. boots and shoes. groceries and
crockery, at very low prices for cash OF
country produce. Also, the highest MARI
kef price in cash paid for good WOOL.
Now, tie reader would like to know where's
It's at n. BAuM's, next door 70 Chsadla
and Fox. M:
WOOK. WANTEB.-R O. Harper d CO. VIA
pay the highest caah price for ali the wSpa they
can gcts cpd wos!la respecffGii7 Inform everS'-
body thar they have nne stock Of general
merchssn tsiss soF sa1e very low for cash, Or to
prompt paying customers ON time. sstf.
{ Mn. JAssEs MOORE yvm commence, on on
about the 10th day OF May. delivek1ns frcsh
Milk, Bntfor, Eggs and Vegetables to the citf
zens of Albany. Now is the time 70 make ye4x
arrangements, as Arr. Moore wil TrN d teAnR
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AFrERNooN SESSION.

The Society met at the Office of DR.. Gray
at T. NJ, when DIR. Gray proceeded to il
lustrate his mode of operating, by filling
a large postcrior approxin.al cavity over
all exposed nerve in the left superior second
hicuspid. The operation was skilIfuiiy per-
formed, to the satisfaction of the Society.
On motion, adjourned to ~. z. II.
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5aa ACREas
4 Large end Washable Trael Of
Farming Land for sale.

sEtHREE HUNDRED ACHES or plow land. 200
Of WhAch fs rIeh bqeegslE lslld- Oartlte frenl-
49, are 1aAr butl1in&ss tOuses barn. gT1tflsry,
srssss 80 ae44s 0k tie very lest HaastEs land !;
~ @sres c9 timber land. ash and maple the best
sssEeasn @ water Esezzkil the farm. There
= 1.sg eEAeeedid quarry OF limerick on the
.,a1e sEeg are under tcnc0 &c feong q9 the
lying II miles ff5rai the O 4 6 railroad
e sSszlssna: For particulars as to price, ETC.,
a,,,.... 8: II. BorG1iToS, NJ. D.
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The National Grange has donated
$500 to the grasshoppeE sufferers ol
Colorado.
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MARRIElp.

At the resitlenee of Walter Monteitl.
ESD, July !, 1875 by Rev. ri. w. Strat,'
ton, assisted by Rev. $. g. Irvine. Mr..
Duncan Rankin and Miss Lima Rideons-
all ofrhis city. >..s.s''''--
accompanying the above notice came a
delicious tl,ree-story cake, nicely frosted.
etc We are assured that the newly made
wife IS an excellent cool-tbe cake is
evidence enough Of tlsis fact. If Duncan
proves as good . provfIcr as his wife Is !
cook, they are bonna to sail over The sea
Of life pleasantly. anyhow, we wish them
all there Is in life ofpIeasure and happiness,
without any Of it rude Jars and shocks.
May their lives be long and useful.
Amen.
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Court Proceedings.
CIVIL CASES

IMAM Z. bunnea vs.. Solomon S,ehe-
MS was 4 case to determine the owner,h,o
o' an organs musicsi insfruraent-sold q,
s"rf'n salc, as The property of Jacob
hoter. Left TO the decision OF ,h, I,do.
b. +. Grouse VS.. John McNaniy,s rs;.
was case for the recovery o. the ra,ue q,
a horse, valued at sll0. Verdict for plain.
tiff for Ss7.
j. w. Miiliken, Administrstor Of Fm;,,.
keiser vs.. J. Calvin Dobbs. Action for the
recovery Of ncte of Sl0s.ss. Jury found
for defendant.
Jdines N. Sellers VS.. The Scboo, p;.-
'rict OF the Borough Of Miffiintewn. An
Acuon 10 recover on bond of $500. yer-
d'ct by i"ry for plaintiff for $22s.4s.
Cumberland Valley Mutual Protection
Company of Dickinson Township, now the
feople's Fire Insurance Company Of Penn
syi'ania for the use of William s, ,onsler
and John f. Green, Assignees. &c. Us
0aieo Parker. Action for the recovery of
note given 'or insurance. Verdict for plain
til in the sum OF $7l.5O.
Margaret c. Scyoc VS.. Joseph yarne.
Case of Breach Of Promise. Verdict for
plaintiff in the sum of $500.
Calvin Magruder VS.. VIM. II. Kuouse-
An action to recover the value of a horse
sold by Sheriff KnoIse and claimed by
plaintiff. Continued.
John T. Metlin vs.. Mifim Bridge Com.
pany- Action to recover the value of a
COW that fell through the bridge during the
time OF repairing it. into the river, by which
iili the COW was killed. Case settled by
the lariies.
ID. ID. Bonner, Supervisor Of Susque-
hanna township, VS.. samuel Cooling, ct al,
surelies Of John Haines. This was a case
that came up on appeal from Justice Ab,a-
lom Burners docket. Plaintiff took a nom
suit.
franciscus Hardware Compady VS.. Noah /
Liitleiieid and John c. Wright, owners,
Or .pu;ed owners, and c. B. Barley, con-
tractor. Sci Fa. ON Mechanics Lien
Continued at cost of defendant.
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NOTICE.

--rbsr Of sub>crib rs to the Sentinel
,e,-.biicaa are owing one and two years
a..-ietion, a number longer period OF
.ztlon than that. To all srch who
.s or before tn. 10Th day of January
- $50 per ainum VII r:.ice- After
5,,e al subscription that has run one
nd uywaFds viii be charged at the
: d sec per aHnum, as per published
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THE ST. LOUIS Globe Democrat tell.
the following After /" Uncle Daniel
Drew" had subscribed $500 900 toward
founding new Methodist cOilsge. he
remarked 10 a friend one day: 9. Well,
sir, | didn't know where the money was
coming from. 1 was worried over 1t,
and SO made il a suhrct Of payer
After fasting and praying over the nat
ter for one day, went down on Wall
street, and in less than twenty four
hou,s l skinned those fellows out Of
5000, ,O00."
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PERsoNAL.-Pomeroy, of the Cham
bersburg Repository, has been to the
Moody aud Sankey meeting in Phila-
delphia, and quotes Gamaliel, "Refrain
from these men and let them alone /;
for if this counsel or this work be OF
men, it will come to nought, but if II
be of God We cannot overthrow IT."
Guss, of the Huntingdon Globe, has
been to hear the Esangelists, Moody
and Sankey, and is highly pleased with
their work.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GEN TLEMAN who suffered for ears
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
aud oil the effects of youthful indiscretion
Will, for the sake of suffering humanity.
send free 10 all who need it, the recipe and
direction for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured Sufferers wishing 20
profit by the advertisers experience can do
50 by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OG DEN,
Decl5-6m IL Cedar ST., New York.
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AssIcNEEs' SALE = The Assignees OF
Wilbur T. NcCahan and James Emory Me-
Cschzn will sell, at the residence oi the
Assignors IN the borough of Ml;Iiin,own, at
O'Clock P. NJ, ON Thursday. December 25,
four mules, mule gears, ro.'d wagon; also
the following real estate: Fifteen hundred
acres, more or less, OF mountain land /; a
house and lot on Tascarora street, IN the
borough of Patterson; 4 lot of ground en-
Water street, in the borough of M.i;ia:own,
wlth dwelling house, stable and other oat-
buildings thereon erected; u lot ot ground
on Water street, IN same borough, having
thereon erected a new dwelling house. For
particulars see hanLbills.
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y y i. !. sn'Hn, h.rns, Secretaries.

THEsE are the topics designated BY
the Evangelical Alliance for the Week
Of Frazer
Sunday, January 2.-Sermonz-The
love Of God perfected in him who
"keepeh his word. "-1 John 2 ).
Moniay, January 81 Thanksgiving
and Cnfession.-A retrospect of tie
year.
Tuesday, January 4.-Prayers for
tie Church of Christ-For the mem
bers recently added to the church ; for
the unien of true believers in fraternal
fellowship and active cooperation for
removal Of error, the increase CT god
illness and clearer testimony among
believers to the doctrines and power Of
the gospel of the grace of God.
Wednesday, January prayer for
fsnilies-For goddess parents; for prod
igal sons for children at school for
those entering upon professional and
commercial life for widows and or
phans for sons and daughters in foreign
lands, and for all who are mentally OF
otherwise afflicted.
Thursday, January 6.-Prsysrs for
Rulers, Magistrates and Statesmen; for
soldiers and sailors for national instr
tutions for philanthropic and cbarita-
Bile societies for prisoners and cap
tives and for the prosecuted and op-
pressed.
Friday, January Prayer for For
eipu Missions.-Matt. 2S {: 10.
Saturday, January S.-Prayer for all
| Nations-For the maintenance Of peace;
for the cessation of tumults, war aud
civil strife, for the removal of intem
perance. ilamorality and in6oelity from
the land and that the fruits Of the
earth may be brought forth plentifully
IN their season.
Sunday, January 9.-Sermons-The
ultimate triumph.-Psalms ~; IL.
The editor of the Detroit Free Pres
Glanced to have a womsn's hair pir
fas:ep to his overcoat, ard IN that way
became acquainted with the lowers o o
observation Of his wife. He tells 1t II
this way 60 A wife will hardly eve
notice whether her husband has had oil
hair cut or not, but let him 60 hom'
With strange hair pin sticking in hi
overcoat aud she'll see 1t before o.
reaches the gate"
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Oct. Il, ls15-Iy.
COLOMON sEIBER,

win visit yiffiin and Patterson ever,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning.
and will furnish the citizens Of these Dor
oughs wit / the best of
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, PORK, &C
at the very lowest prices. He respectfni,,
solicits the patronage of the public.
April 3, 1871 Y.
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SpeciaL Notices.
To COxsUMPTIvEs.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption.
by simple remedy, Is anxious to make
known to his iellow-suiferers the means OF
cure. To all who desire il, he will send a
copy of the prescription used, Gree OF
charge), with the directions tor preparing
and using the saIns, which they will find a
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, &c. Parties wishing the prescr,p p
ton viii please address
Rev. Z. :. WILSON,
l9i Penn ST., Williansburgh, n. Y.
Deci5-6m
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i.iEHIED:

WEAV EK-AUKER- the 9Th inst,
by Rev. Solomon Sicbsr, Nc DAVID B
Weaver, of Juniita county, and Miss Mary
A. Auker, Of Perry county.
Blocmlield papers please copy.
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Passsth By," after which be talked 0,
school management. aud arithmetic. =
He explained fractions aud the prop.
critics of numbers.
A. W. MnIhoilan gave an addres.
upon Physical Education as a Means
ref Culture"
EVENING SESSION.
The exercises we're varied, aud well
deserved the name of entertainment,
Mrs. Anna Randall Diehl, of New
York, for an hour and half held the
satisfactory sttention of the audience,
as she read in the highest style of ar. a
number Of pieces such as +" Ring Out
the Old Year, and Ring IN the New
!" The Bugls Song" &c.
DR.. Shumakef closed the en:ertaiu-
ment by singing several pieces Of his
best vein.
FRIDAY.
MORNING SESSION.
Prayer and reading Of scriptures BY
DR.. Sbumakei.
"Music, Work, for the Night is
Coming"
Grammar continued b. DR.. Shuma-
ker. he made the remark that sscon-
mon sense Is the best thing to take into
school room 10 teach grammar or any
thing else"
The Institute sang "Safe Within the
VAIL" aud Mrs Diehi read the "Bugle
Song" and "Archie Dear."
Prof. Raub talked about orthoera
ply, and how to teach it. lie then
gave as an example of bad spelling the
following letter:
FEB l6 1875
trends laout ded pepel an due it rite
ladout CRATE mepey persenees trends OF
Iohstown Civ NEE a col.
lie said this was an exact copy Of
letter in possession Of one Of the Su
perintendents of the State. He said
spelling books contained from eight to
10 twelve thousand wtrds.
AFrkRNooN SESSION.
DIR. ShuEsker continued bis talks on
and explained geometrical
md ar,thmetical progression also,
lecimals, and made tie " treason why"
10 plain that no one could fail 70 under
stand.
Niss c. V. Daugberty read an essay.
subject-"Our Duty"
Prof. Raub discussed school ethics.
lie gave the following rule for compu-
ing bank discount, saying that banks
always took the day of issue and day
coming due, thus making four instead
If three days of grace, SO that four
lays must be added to the time. The
'ule is TO multiply the number of dol
ars By the number of DAYS and divide
~ sixty if at 6 per cent, if at more,
multiply the dollars by the number of
lays and rate per cent and divide by
'ixty multiplied by SIX
" Meet Me at the Fountain" was
ung BY Prot. Shumaker-
Essay by Miss Mamie Coffman, "The
Bsauties of Nature"
"Re.ding, and How to Teach It,"
vas discussed ty Mrs. Diehl.
Rev. G. d. Penepacker said in an
;wer to the query as to whether decla-
natin and composition should be taught
n common schools 1t certainly should,
md ave good reasons why.
Mn. Diehl read " Curfew must not |
Ring To Night"
EVENING SESSION.
Leture by Mrs. DIehl on What l
saw j, Europe" This was very inter
,stingI and proves her an observaDt
After the lecture she read
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DIED:

kAUFFMAN-On the 10th inst, at the
residence of Mr.. John Sau,man in Fsyette
township, Eliza Kauiinan, aged Al years
and months.
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TUscARoRA AcADENY.-This popular in
stitution of learning, under the PRINCIPAL
ship of Prof. ID. ID. Stone, is in a highly
prosperous condition. The recitation rooms
have Just been furnished with new desks,
new maps, and other sehool-room requisites.
The sleeping apartments for boarders have
been repaiuted and paperad, and the rooms
all furnished with wardrobcs, and nothing
has been left undone that would add to the
comfort and convenience of the students
We know Of no better place where parents
could send their children to be educated
than Tusearora Academy. We have beeA
acquainted with Prot. Stone for a number
OF years, and can recommend him as ripe
scholar and superior PRINCIPAL.
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IMPROVE YolR ST. cK.-A rare chance.
Bronze Turkeys at less tLan hal; price
s. per pair, OF some very tine Gobblers al
20 cents per pound, weighing from l5 10 ~
pounds. Also, A!leshury Ducks and Brah-
ma Fowls ehsap Inquire of
MArEicE LEONARD,
N0s3-n Oakland Mills, JuHi1la Co., Pa.