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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-07

Concluida In bendicion de la sagrads
imagen con las ceremonies y preces de COS
tumbre, se verifc6 la magnifca procession
cuyo cuadro encantador hicieron resaltal
una vez mas los piadosos sentimientos de
nuestro amantfsimo Prelado que tanto Sc
desvive por enaltecer el quito debido 4
aquella Virgen excelsa. -Abrfa la Marcia
de La procession Ia seccion montada de Ia
escolta de S. E. Entire dos largas flas de
concurrentes Sc destacaba despues la pre-
ciosa imagen objeto de la function. Detras
el limo. Sr. Obispo su lado ell Sr. Pro-
visor y Vicario general del Obispado, ell
Fiscal eclesiastico y ell Reverendo Padre
Baex. A corta distancia Sc divisaba un
grupo de distinguidas damas de esa capi
tai y de este pueblo. Venfan despues el
Excmo Sr. Gobernador General ell
ExcmO. Sr. Gobernador % Cabo con la
comision del ayuntamiento de esta locali-
dad, quienes segula finalmente una nu-
merosa y escogida concurrencia compues-
ia de personas notables, tales como ell
Excmo. Sr. MARQUES della Esperanaa,
Marques de Machicote, Presidente de la
Excma. Audiencia, Excmo. Sr. d. Barto-
lone Borras, Excmo. Sr. d. Pablo Ubar
ri, Excmo. Sr. D. Antonio Soler, algu-
nos otros caballeros cuyos nombres senti-.
mos no recordar Cerraba la marcha la
companla de voluntarios mandada por su
captain Sr. Gonzalez que supo dar prue-
bas de su pericia y discipline militar. .snL La
procession recorri6 todo ell campo de la
iglesis, volviendo entrar por Ia misma
puerta por doude habia salido.
va la procession en- Ell temple, Sc cant6
una misa q toda orquessa, oficiando ell Sr.l
PrOvisor y Vicario general del Obispado.I
No podemos menos de decir dos palabras
sobre el elocuente y bellfsimo paneg{rico
pronunciado pOr el joven doctor, Secreta-
rio de Camara Gobierno del limo Sr.
Obispo No nos gusta prodigar alabanzas
inmerecidas; pero 81 debemos rendr tris
buto al merito. En- su discurso no supimos
que admirar mas 81 la claridad y dulzura
de su expression, 6 la elevation de sus
pensamientos. Inspirado estuvo Ell orador
cuando expuso las glorias obtenidas por la
interecsion de la Vlrgen del Pillar, demos
trando elocuentemente que su sagrada
imagen, venerada aqui, es ell gran vinculo
que nos une como cat6licos y como espa-
noles. Damos la enhorabuena tan illus
trado j6ven, manifestandole que nos ha
deiado completamente satisfechos.
AL hacer la anterior description, mucho
nos completeness en- yer arraigarse el sem
timiento religioso en- este pueblo, y al fe-
licitar q nuestro ilustre Gobernante por
tan noble acto de piedad, llevado cabo
por su iniciativa, c1mplenos hacerlo igual-
mente con ell dignlsimo Prelado quien
con tai motive tuvimos ell gusto de yer
por primera vez en- este pueblo, y les ro-
gamos no desmayen en- sus buenos prop6-
sitos, dando a la religion ell lugar preemi-
nente que lie corresponds, con 10 que 10
graran formar honrados padres de familia,
esposas virtuosas, y ciudadanos amantes
de la religion de sus mayores, de la patria
y de sus leyes.
Rio pidras de julio de 1875.
In testigo oealar."{
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cause al ensnigO dos smaert0s sin
novedad por nuestra parte.
sa Durante los 10 dias primeros de
este mes Sc han presentado acogien3
dose a indulto en- esta Comandancia
general, 20 rebeldes con armasu ysma- =
nieiones entire ell6s nueye caballos y
varias familias.. Las habidas en- sltodosI
el mes anterior ascienden 4 142 =
hombres, 25 armados, 44caballos ys18 s.A
~ - aBs' 5e 3 a0IH3 2 s1ffRTE 81 al ssFA
IamlllaS. .a1ashzs5ssa a.
Habana, II de JUNO de f875,-Es
Brigadier Jefe de p. N. Pedro de Zsa.
: .izk ala AeiAduIoHaFaUa
2 .sssbEsst08 0rEAs .8a Eg8 0EgEym.a
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= There Is hope for Louisiana. A
few days ago we printed the news
Of the indictment of that exem
plary Christian statesman, Audi
tor Charles Clinton, for embezzle-
ment and other Radical pastimes,
and now comes the news of the
indictment Of O. F.. Hunsacker,
some time State Senator and a
shining Radical light, for forgery.
Mr.. Thompson, colored, Justice OF
the Peace. for Algiers, is under
indictment for embezzlement and
extortion in Office. Dave Young,
also colOred, and formerly Repre-
sentative from Concordia Parish,
was recently indicted for some
what similar practices, and there
must be fully a dozen petty off
GERS, in various parts Of the State
ID similar plight. Really, il
things continue at this rate, or,
better still, if the Democrats got
possession of the Offices out Of
which they have beeh cheated
before long the penitentiaryt 81
Louisiana will contain the entire
Radical party of Louisiana
Y. World. IS
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SEwING rMAcHINEs.-Mr. Jos. l..
Biggs, Of this place, is agent for the
sAle Of the "WEEDn in this parish.
He has had . good deal of experience
with different machines, and is salts
hed that it Is superior to any other,
for simplicity in construction, less
likely to get out Of order, more easily
cleaned, and will work generally bet
ter than any other Machine. Mr..
Biggs' well-known mechanical skill
makes him an authority ON the sub.
ject. He youches for the utility and
reliability Of the "WEED,'' and, al
IN early day will canvass the parish
-lbF the sale of the renown Family
Favoeite. fs e
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Sheriff g Sale.
BoisseauA Ford
lLC. Graham.

j. L. G. Graham. i
In Bossier District, LOuisiana, No. 2670.
Dy virtue Of a writ Of seizure and sale Is
ID sued from the Clerks Office of said
parish, in the above named suit, and to me
directed, I have seized and viii proceed to
sell at public auction, to the last and high
est bidder, at the Court house, in the town
Of Bellevue, La, within the legal hours Of
sale. on tue first Saturday, the It'll day of
August, 1875, the following described lands,
tO-wit: 49, IL -.
The north half Of section number twelve;,
one hundred and fifty acres off the south end
of section number one li to run entirely
across said section by o line running due east
and west. Also. one hundred and sixty
acres off of the southern end OF section two
IN, commencing at . point so as to contain
said number of acres by running due east
and west across all the lands owned BY
= - in said section two (2l, all in
townahip number. twenty l20l Of range
humber thirteen t13I, al lying in the parish
Of Booster, Northwest Land Distfict Of Lou
isiana. and containing sfx hnndrod and
forty 800 acres; mof6 % less, with all I'M
prOvements thereon.
Said lands seized ~ the property OF the
defendant; j. Il. G. Graham, and ID be sold
to paw and satisfy said writ.
Terms Of sSale- Cash,s wAthDnt beneff q
.pp' B.F. ONEAL, Sheriff
'a'' Per w. 81. Hull, Deputy Z
Bellevue, La. July ], 1875 tprsfeeszi
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"Can't help it, sir" said a
Boston hotel clerk to Massa-
chdsetts Senator, who came in
about midnight to get a room.
''Can't help it, sir, ifyoa're the
Vice President himself. Why
we've got ten governors of
States sleeping on dining room
tables, thirty odd mayors lying
around Oh the parlof floors. and
a hundred country editors
snoring like bulls of Bashan on
the back stairs" IN. Y. Com.
Adv. s6a.5
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1t is notorious fact that all coun-
tries are poor which. export crude
raw material, and import the manu-
featured article; and the tendency of
the people is all the time toward a
condition of dependence. Such is the
case with this great State of Louisiana
1T exports It's raw material and inl-.
ports it back when manufactured
Thus paying out enormous sums
which could be saved at home to be
invested In the development of its
inexhaustible resources. With in
creased population and consequent
increased agricultural progress to add
to its various industries, manufacto-
ries should be added to increase the
general prosperity is certainly assur-
ed. When these two industries are
in full progress in Louisiana we shall
then become independent Dfthe bal
ance of the world, for our inexhausti-
BILE territory fcontains diversity of
soils and climate, capable of produc-
ing every kind Of vegetation known
to civilized man. Agriculture and
manufacture go hand in hand, and
where the two great Industries Of the
world are blended together in the
common prosperity of a country,
then follows POLITICAL POWER,
WEALTH, PEACE and HAPPINESS.
Louisiana contains within herself all
the elements to build up an independ-
ent State, possessing all these desira-
BILE attributes.
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New Advertisements.
Report Of The Secretary Of BossIel
School Board. &

~ NrssJ
Lwould most respectfully submit the fol
lowing report Of the public schools sestah-
lished in Bossier parish for the last two
years: january 9th, 1874, established II
schools for months; average attendance,
Is scholars. March 9th, 4 schools months;
average attendance, TO scholars April 18th,
schools months; average attendance, GO
scholars June LIST. l6 schools months;
average attendance, Is scholars. March lst,
30 schools 2 months; average attendance,
IS scholars Making 66 schools, los teach
ers, 1890 scholars. Average price per mouth
per scholar, 81 65
Amt money and other indebted
ness collected, $26 ,647 6o
Amt paid out, ~ 400 ~
Balance ON hand, l,44l So
The above was teacher fund.
School house fund collected last
two years, ~ $S,64y q
Amount paid out, 2,OeS ~
Balance on hand. n. SIG d!
.Ofthe above amounts paid out there was
Sc, 1876 so Of the old boards indebtedness
Ga Respectfully, 5g
E f. CONNELL,
Sec. School Board BDssier Parish.
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- Adam died Of the govt. Col.
Hubstdy Forney has discovered that
since he went to Europe. Now, if the
Colonel, Will only; sbok around and
tell Us whether, it y really true that
Cain ciubbegfhis brother Abel or that
Job had SO many boils, the people
may forgive him for taking that
SIS, 900 from the Pacific Mail lobby.
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Paris Green.
Descriptive Lists.

A npersons owning taxable .s property Y n aesl
sier, are hereby notified that M. w. H. Hill
my Deputy, Will be 1t the following named
places, for the purpose OF assessing all taxa.
bic property Of this parish, not already given
At Rocky Mount. Friday, July 10th, = f Il.
At Red Land, Saturday, July 18th
At Collinsburg, Monday, July 18th. "a.
Descriptive Lists Of property should be
handed in immediately, or I shall proceed q
the law directs, to assess from last year.
tax toA-rs g-s .s... :, = ,.csf
Tax Collector,
!. Ia sa&s. ~ BOe16r Hxiph. e.
/ Bellevue, july 3, 1875. isats
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- The case Of the State VS.. J. G..
Head ct ais, upon his bond as Tax
Collector Of Bossier parish, was called
mp In chambers, on Thursday, LIST
inst, Judge Turnsr presiding. De-
Andants excepted to the proceeding
- being summary, when, from the
Nature Of the case, it should be- ordi-
harry and comeup at next term of the
Distric4 Court The exception was
overFlled, and q default not being
assented to, defendants filed their
answer pleading specially that Head
was never properly the Collector,
owing to Allsdged informality in the
approval and registry of his bond,
and upon this..plsa praying for trial
by Jury. The prayer FOR jury : was
'dismissed; when, afbefa short recess,
attendants moved for q continuance
Until the SdeQOA4a0ns OF Auditor
Clinton could be taken, supporting
Reir motion with affidavit as to, the
skltance and materiality Of said
dQssitions, and as the State would
- admit the truth Of them. the CON
lennaa,ce was allowed until Monday,
september 9Th, at l0o'clock.,,
The same day, Mr.. Head was Ar
rested on an information filed by the
District Attorney charging him with
snbezzlernesit; upon which charge
newaived preliminary examination,
And Was bound over upon q bond Of
800 70 appear at the next term d
NE District Court. Pending the
making Of this bond . guard was
placed over him, and ON the morning
othe 9Th he made his escape and is
now at large.
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J 16 By reference to the advertise
ment, it will be seen that Mr., w. HI.
Hill, Deputy Tax Collector, win soon
begin his rounds for the purpose of
collecting taxes and assessing proper
ty. We understand that many col
ored property, holders have hitherto
been unassessed; and, in consequence,
have paid no taxes. We advise the
tax payers of the parish to see to it
that the unassessed property of the
parish is placed upon the rolls. Il
the property holders themselves fail
to do so, it can be done by informa-
ton. !; .,.s.ts .s-..,..
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rag The Bossier School Board met
at this place on Monday, for the pur-
pose of allowing accounts, having
school houses repaired, and establish
ing schools for the summer An
appropriation of 5000 was made for
Bellevue school house, and the con-
tract for requiring same is to be let
out to the lowest bidder next Mon
day. Twenty-Five schools are to be
opened for term of two months be-
ginning Monday August End, at the
following places: One at Hurricane
Bluff, colored; two at Cottage Grove,
one colored and one white;- one at
Scott's Chapel and one at New
Light, both coiored; ona at Rocky
Mount, white; one at Walkers Chap
Ell, white; one at Stroud's, one at
Spring Ridge, one at Kingston, and
one at Macedonia, all colored; one. at
Red Land, white;a one at, billiards.,
colored: one opposite Shreveport,
white; one at Bellevue, white; two
at Fillmore, one white and one color
ed; one at Mulberry Bayou, one al
J. w. Onley's, one at Jordan Minis
one at Pipeyilles and one .at Mai
Robt! Hodges place, All colored: !
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- Lewis c. Biggs-a son of Mr.. ] .
L. Biggs, of this place-accidently
ahot himself in the left hand Satur-
day morning, while handling pis-
tol. The wound is not a serious one,
and We are pleased to learn that our
young friend is recovering as rapidly
- could be expected.
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50 : 81 Z ( p, ! 3
Here is q paragraph from lChas.
Nordorff, correspondent of the
n. Y. Herald
1t is a solemn and 1ndeniable
fact that the republican rulers of
Louisiana have disorganized So
ciety, instead Of protecting the
good citizens The only danger
to the peace Of Louisiana today
lies in the corruption and inef1i-
cheney Of her rulers, who call
themselves republican and have
thus gained the countenance of
the Northern republican party and
the support of the Federal Ad-
ministratiOn. These men have
committ6 q crime against the
State anss against ne country, the
greatest crime which civilized
men can commit; for their misrule
has Istrock "a blow at. the very
foundations Of society. here; they
have corrupted the, public morals,
they have degraded and de
bauched the negroes whom they
were sent to lead into the exer-
else of citizenship; and, surveying
the story of their misrale, / am
constrained to-. say that, their
pluuki6f & the State, mdntfous as
it has been. is the least of their
offenses, bccause it is a graver
bquNdetVtd 4beaehh and s emDrattze
q State than to alsits treasure.
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- John Caldwell says there will
Be d big corn crop this year, and con-
sequently he has reduced feeding, so
Per cent. at the Eclipse Stables
shreveport Times. rs
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~ If "Boss'' Tweed wasn't too
hitch ola man to "squeal," some of
the Radical saints ~ now bowling so
loudly against him might find them
selves occupying similar quarters. - t
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: When;an.editof Eetires from the
.Londen Times he is made d barQ,
net. When an American editor
retlres he is made--but who,
ever heard Of one retirings He
goes. down with the ship Free
Press.
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John Mcintosh owns d seventy
thousand acre farm in IIliuois, and
yet his wife growls because she
hasn't doc yard enough to put mp
the clothes lines. p '~a -
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7 1891 Gifts, amounting to. !. !. 81 SOD
The following prominent and we'll known
citizens have been selected to act upon COM
mittees for the purpose Of supervising the
Concert, and who pledge themselves y
guard against everything that y not just 4nd
right to ticket holders, both n. their az
bursement CT funds and iii the manner Of
conducting the Concert. It Il their duty to
inspect all books and records, and if at any
time the affairs are Improperly cOnducteds
their indication of the fact win be publicly
given. otherwise, their guarantee il sure
protection against any possibility Of wrong
or fraud.
GENERAL SUPERVISING 6oxrxffrrrt.'
Hon 4, 7; :. White, z; 3 Patton, I 50
b B., T. 4 w Mate,n' Ill d y fr i l''ns.
8. p. Griffith, . ..l.Jehn L. voolfolk z
,, COMMITTEE on DlsBuAssMFnrsadF
Win Firth, VIM. Moody,
b. Levy, ess. j. f. Wright a'tssa
rss ExEcET!vE ofElGkka. Ia ! !
to act and doafiiA their pswer b the fol-
l z 4 Bl RSs1ep General aisnasei t "af
w. J.HALLECK, Secretary! 81.
Those widely known and sound finAueial
institutions, the Mechanics Savings Bank,
and Avery & voolfolk, Bankers, have been
selected as Dependencies ~ I'll msnksst TO
ceived from sale of tickets,
RETEREncEs n ormarJ. COlman, sldsut
Governor; Hon. Theo. Brace, State Senator;
M Portes, member. Co hsltutionals ConyBn-
ton; Hon ]. II Bur holder, Mayor nj MQberv
~; Joel Smith, A P Terrell, City Council,
city of M0berly: Mechanics Savings Bank,
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A Chinese cook in q ,Columbus
family made a rat pie for dinner,
and the family ate every scrap OF
it before they knew what it was.
Then they discharged him and
called in q doctor. 49,
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suation, which would; not be i'm
measurably benefited ~ placing
this parish back where it came
from.
K. x.
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s. A. w oodfofd has two hun
dred and fifty Cotswold sheep;
their produce this year will be
worth $1,000 Kentucky Sen
tinel. sal eJ!i I'll s.at5e 9s5s i,a
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~ SPINE glittering stories reach
US from the Black Hills, but there
NAV not be much gold after all.
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- If late foreign advices can be
relied on, all is lovely between Ger
many and Belgium.
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Mr.. Williams, Of New York,
who robbed a man often cents
worth of tobacco and five cents
worth of candy, has been sent
to the penitentiary for fifteen
years. t
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!. Tho Parish.

Tho Parish, e2
From the Cpushatta Citizens.]. ~,
MIR. EDITOR A friend has
just handed me your issue of two
weeks since. We never get the
parish paper until it is ont Of date,
but believing it is never too late
to do good, and recognizing in it
the best medium to ventilate the
pains and plearures and wants in
our domestic parish relations, I
write you again to bring before
the thinking people of the parish,
the practical idea of dissolving it.
It is too small for a parish. That
it has been a putrid sore to the
best people In 1t, and the best in
terest Of all its people and the
people of the State since its in.
ception, is SO patent, that Neither
political party, neither race inhab-
iting it can successfully deny. 1t
has been conducted through the
manipulation of the state Legis-
lature and its Police Jury IN the
financial interest Of the Twitchell-
Devices Ring, to the detriment of
peace, prosperity and progress.
Commencing in jobbery and brib-
cry to effect its, separation from
the other parishes, we have its
venal history from the location of
the parish site, the building of
its Court House, Jail, Bridges,
etc, and through the Yates iDfa
nous reign Of unatural and bar.
barous terror, unchecked and I'M
checkable by the would be more
moderate officials, the demands
of a suffering and outraged hui
m anity, or any other power, but
the physical force Of free men,
whose Inherited aud unwritten
rights are anterior to the events
lat Concord and Lexington. What
people could bear more tyranny !
Was it not naturally. prolific OF
riot and It's consequent horrors !
It grows. We see samples of our
best people packing up at untold
sacrifices, and showing off to Tex
as. Inherited estates, the patient
earnings Of generations abandon
ed. It progresses. The very
verge of a bloody ribs is wardei
off when Yates is shot in Cou
shatta. We bore the anHaralelkd
assessment Of 1871 Eight han
dred per cent. over thf, wealth,
adjoining parish of Natchitoches
Think oft ye law abiding North
+ ern Patriots, who in your recent
Centennial Celebrations claiming
all the refining influences of civil
> ization, you did honor to tn
: town meetings. of your Adams
; yet you rebelled. This assess
ment meant confscation- This
+ assessment meant a principalit,
! out of this parish for the favore'
: officials and the ring.
All this, and the deadly ARA,
7 of the toiling black man, agains
his Write employer, because uhde
i the old law lie was his master
and l don't eaaggsrate when Isa
deadly array, because the march
!, ing Of Battsltons, called.apppop pr
ately by the orator Lewis, in Cou
, shatta, the; Black Snake 'th
!. guarding of the polls, and Blu
Q Cockathng Of an army OF blael
r Deputy Marshals and the inhJ
J man arrests of our citizens, en-
/ phatically meant t.sES.s.1
q / sSph;s !. s.nart;nlw an nsrev;An
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Mr.. John Mitchell, Fairfax,
iowa, has lately imported . num-
Der of long wooled sheep from
Scotland, costing him $780, each
when delivered on Iowa soil. .l.f
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Candidates.

The names OF the gentlemen
from whom the respective parties
will be pretty sure to select
their candidates for President
next year are not many. Here is
catalogue: Is.
&; Republicafs. Democrats s
BIZ. Bn1srow, ia HESDRrcxs,
=. s. W Ws u ~ ALLEN,
&. D. MORGAN, T.. +. BAYARD,e
ri. WILSON. il BLACK,
j. e., BLAINE, -. TnDEN,
Each of these lists seems CON-
plete as the case stands at present.
1t is possible, but not probable,
that new men may come up in the
course OF next fail and winter
For instance if Gen. Hayes should
be elected Governor of Ohio by a
srousing majority, he would take a
place in the Republican list; but
If he should be beaten, his chafice
of reaching such distinction will
be extinguished forever Most
likely some one of these. twelve
gentlemen will. be the next Presi-
dent, and we are bound to say
that it is possible to find a good
Une IN either hst.-[N. Y. Sun.
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- Mr.. L. G.. Raspberry has our
thanks for nice lot of peaches.
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Riverside Poultry Yard.
CHOrCEEGGS FOR MATCHING

IRON fowls carefully selected from the
Il Hest Strains In the country. ~ Il
Light Brahnas, Partridge CochinA Ply
mouth Rocks, Brown LeghOrns and White
Leghorns. Send fer Price List
Bacon & Spinning,
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