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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11
The Pantagraph, Of Bowling
Green, has the following:
Mr.. VIM. b. WinOns has in his

The Pamtagraph, Of Bowling
Green, has the following:
Mr.. VIM. B. Winons has In his
possession o remarkable gun, and
one that has an unwritten and part.
ly an unknown history, more re.
markable than the weapon itself.
As to where it was made, or by
what train Of circumstances its
death-dealing crack became a terror
along the Tennessee aud Cumber-
land riverr during the early years
of the late war, we shall not pre-.
| tend to- say. Certain it is that many
a Federal soldier bit the dust
during the Fort Donaldson and Shi.
lob campaigns, being laid low by
the buzzing ball which sped from
her dread muzzle, the trigger drawn
with steady finger, infallible sight
and deadly aim. The very sound
of the gun became known and ia.
miliar, an Ominous one along infan.
try and skirmish lines, and among
sharp shooters. Near the time of
the battle of Shiloh some infantry
had been employed in skirmish or
accommodating duty in the deep
tangled woods. Crack, bang, boom,
rOared at intervals the old gun in
the distance, at every discharge lay.
ing a soldier stiff and stark in death,
with uDerring accuracy. Shift their
position as they might, the gun
would bang away, and with a hiss
and a thud, there would be one SOL
dier less. The direction of the firing
was ascertained and the entire regi.
ment or party was ordered to charge
toward it without knowledge where
or what it was. On they went, los.
ing a man at every few PAGES, moth.
ing was accomplished and the party
returned leaving the murderous gun
cracking away as they retreated.
Shortly afterward the old fre.lock
was heard again with her murder
GUS music. 1t was resolved at all
hazards to find out and capture
the Internal machine. After persis-
tent efforts, tall, raw. w.boned, griz.
ely bearded, large sized Texas ran
ger was discovered in the foliage of
a tall tree, from the branches of
which he was picking off his foes
as we'll as he had picked off hun.
dreds before. With his iron visage,
eye, and unquailing nerve,
there he sat fierce as the untamed
aguar. Brought to bay he continu.
I'd to load and shoot with deadly
aim till brought down, and the ia.
nous gun was captured. 1t after.
ward fell into the hands of the late
Bone Lucas, and finally Mr.. Win
ms became and is now its custo-
lian. 1t is a gun of immense calibre,
)eing nearly eight feet long, with .
bore, single barrel, large
to admit of a small sized
walnut. 1t is quite curiosity, and
N interesting relic of the past, and
ould it's muzzle talk it could tell of
Many daath shots that had naSSad |
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

WHAT'S O'CLOCK. When | was
q boy, my father one day called me
to him, that he might teach me how
to know what o'clock it was. He
told me the use of the minute finger
and the hour hand, and described
to me the figures on the dial. plate,
until I was pretty perfect in my
part.
No sooner had I gained this ad-
ditiOnal knowledge, than l set of
scampering to join my companions,
but my father called me back again.
"Stop Humphrey" said he, 81
have something else to say to you."
Back again I went, wondering
what else 1 had to learn, for it
seemed to me that I knew all about
the clock, quite as we'll as my father
did.
Humphrey said lie, l have
taught you to know the time of
day; l must now teach you to find
out the time of your life"
All this was Dutch to me; SO l
waited rather impatiently to hear
how my father would explain it, for
1 wanted sadley to 80 to my mar
bles.
"The Bible" said he, &" describes
the years of man to be threescore
and ten, or fourscore years. If we
devide the fourscore years of an old
mans life into twelve parts, like the
dial of the clock it will allow almost
seven years for every figure. When
a boy is seven years old, then it is
one o'clock of his life, and this is
the case with you; when you ar
rive at fourteen years, it will be two
o'clock with you +; and then at TWEEN.
ty one years it will be three o'clock,
should it please God thus to spare
your life. In this manner you may
always know the time of your life;
and your looking at the clock may
prehaps remind you of it. My great.
grandfather, according to this cal
culation, died at twelve o'clock
my grandfather at eleven, and my
father at ten. At what hour you
and I shall die, Humphrey, is only
known to Him to whom all things
are known"
Never since then have I heard
the inquiry, " What o'clock is it ?"
without being reminded of the
words of my father.
l know not what o'clock it may
be with you, but know very well
what time it is with myself: and
that if l mean to do anything in
this world, which hitherto 1 have
neglected, it is high time to set
about it. The words Of my father
have given . solemenity to the dial
plate of a clock which prehaps it
never would have possessed in my
if these wor ds had not been
spoken. What o'clock il it with
you ~
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

IT is cheaper to keep animals in
constantly good condition than to-
allow them to become lean, and then
again fatten them so land that is
kept in good heart from the start,
always returns greater profit to
the owner during a series of years,
than if allowed to become exhausted
through want of system in farming,
or the waste of manure.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

The Chicago Tribune tells of a
clergyman who was offered $500 q
year, house rent, and an annual do
nation party, to take charge of a
country parish. He declined on az :
count of the insufficient salary, but
finally accepted on condition that
the pay should be $500 and no do
nation party.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

The beauty of the touching story
of the little girl who taking hold of
her dead brothers right hand said,
another, this hand never struck
me-" is somewhat impaired by the
statement that the boy was left
handed,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

A gentleman drove a sorrowful
looking horse into town last Satur-
day, and stopping in front OF an
inn, he requested a small boy to
hold him a moment. "Hold him "
exclaimed the boy, 'Just lean him
up against the post-that'll hold
him.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

the pilot.house, turned up his nost
like he was smelling for pOlecat
pulled every bell, turned the boats
nose for the bank and yelled fire 2
like o Cherokee Indian on the war
path. That yell brought Everybody
on deck. We had big cargo OF
passengers, and the women screech.
ed, the men rushed for cork pillows
and the crew yanked the doors of
their hinges and rushed to the
guards, ready to 20 overheard at
the Arst moderation of the weather.
The skipper had hard work to make
the crazy passengers believe that
there wasn't any fire, but he brought
them to reason finally. l paid no
attention to Sans frantic yells, 40
tho boat didn't run her nozzle against
the bank he aimed for. The cap.
tain snd first pilot and q lot of pas
engers, after hunting all oyer the
boat, couldn't find q sign of fire
anywhere outside the furnaces, and
then they went for Sam. lie swore
up aud down that he smelt cotton
burning; no use talking to hias-Ae
knew the smell of burning cotton,
and, by thunder! he had smelt it.
"The first pilot said kind of soft
and pityingly to Sam, MY boy, if
you'd told me you was so near the
jam jams I'd stood double watch for
you. Now you go and soak your
head in bucket Of water and take
a good sleep, and you'll be all right
Tomorrow Sam just billed over at
this, and when a pretty young wo.
man passenger said to tho skipper,
loud enough for Sam to hear, 80
young and nice looking, so-how
sad it would make his poor mother
feel to hear how he drinks he fair.
~ frothed at the mouth. You nev.
or see fellow SO touched down as
Sam was after that, and though the
boys never quit running him, he
never talked back, but looked kind
of puzzled-as though he was try.
ing to account for that smell of cot.
ton n.smOke."
"And what aods the cause of the
smell ~ l asked mine Ancient. He
,huckled a full minute and then
said "Ynu 500 thArA's q spaak Ting.
lube running from the engine.room
% the pilot. house. | had in mind
;he tricks Sam had played on me,
md having worked him to nerv-
Jus state about fire, | waited till he
vas alone in the pilot.house and
hen set fire to a little wad of cot.
on, stuffed it into the speaking.
ube, aud the smell came right out
lnder his nose. A little sugar in
t, pard."
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

Thare is CRATE menny rules to
make marrid life comfortable, but
the golden one il this: Go slow,
and give each other haf of the road.
This rule il az simple and easy az
milking a COW on the right side, and
will be found as usephull az lie. to
avoid hot journals and dri axles.-
Josh Billings. ..1.a.t e
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

The shape of a kiss is said to be
elliptical. This must be derived
from the sensation one experiences
when one enjoys the luxury, for it
is certainly a lip tiokle.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

In Norway the longest day lasts
three months. The man who, six
months ago, promised to call in .
day or two and settle his little bill,
must have gone to Norway on q
visit.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

The New York State Prison 1t
Sing Sing is SO crowded that it's
unhealthy, and unless things are
ameliOrated in the esta blishment the
inmates threaten to move away.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

Babies are not named Henry
Ward as much as they used to be,
but they are still famous for parox.
ySmS of true inwartlneSS.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.

CONGREGATIONAL SOCIETY.
DEV. L. II. ELLIOTT. PASTOR. SER
IL vices Mt HOO A. NJ, and p. n. Sunday
School at l2M
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

b. 7. PILLSBURY.
STOVES, TIN WARE, IRON WARE.
~ Wooden Ware, &c. Main St.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BRIDFORD.

MRS. GEO. II. ANDRoSS,
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. LA
WI test Styles and Newest Fashions. Opin-
ION building, opposite the Post Oifce
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

CHARITY LODGE, NO. 43. REGULAR
~ Communications on Wednesday of tho
week in which the moon fu.ls. Nj. LEBANON
Il. A. CHAPTER. Meetings on Tuesday
evening of the week in which tho moon fulls.
BRADFORD COUNCIL. No. IL. Meetings at
Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening of the
week in which the moon fulls in the months
of September. December. March and juno.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

J. II. JONES, NJ. d.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
IL Surgeon. Office at Residence. lst Door
South Of Bank,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11
G, s, STEVENS,
j. NJ. WARDEN.

EiNE WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVER Ware, Spcctacles, Cutlery, Rcvol-
vers. Fancy Goods and Toys. Particular at
tention given to Repairing Fine Watches.
Office w. U. Telegraph Co.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

MISS CHARLOTTE NELSON.
v6NEACHER OF PAINTING AND DRAW
L mg. Room in Academy Building,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

j. A. WARREN.
7 AIDES, MISSES AND CIIILDREN'S
IL Boots, Shoes, Slippers, and Rubbers.
Mems Thick Kip and Cali Boots. Best quail.
V. Low prices Book Store Main St.,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11

l.. ID. LIVINGSTON,
M ERCHANT TAILOR. ALL WORK
Ni warranted to give satisfaction. Cutting
done for Others to make.
, 1875-04-07

Sic ginpanoeruns. Som
|. Sanuor biz 81. Mdr5 lanoeten in
Nelp=Yorf HIPS 8aiio9iere oOer 1885
mebr als i'm 8orjabre. Son bieIen pa=
rem 9050 Neu=G ingemanberte 2769
Gin9eborene uno 53O1 Yerlonen> Die
3abl Der Neu=Ginge,panberten 1O>412.
Sn Gaitle= @aroen lanoeten in ben emrIterl
3 Monaten bieies 1887 gerionen, BON
fpel6en S176 Neu< Ginsemanoerte iparen.
5000 oerlelben blieben IN Nep=Dort,
1857 9ingen na9 Den Wittell %taaten, 500
nod Neu= England, 367 na6 Den @io=
%ltaattn, 1872 na6 ben weltli6en Stua=
ten, 321 no9 Canada, 4 nod @eltin=
oien, 2 na6 Merifo, 2 mad Siioomeri.
ia uno l nod Sapan. 1927 Der Gin.
g%etpanOerten famen aug Dem OeutI6er
Gei6, l27 aug Oeitrei9, 201 aus Der
S6mei5, 1885 aus Srlano, 1866 aua
England uno Der Jtelt aus Pen perl9ie=
oenen Gdnoern Der Melt.
, 1875-04-07

Mlbert Sunblep wuroe Mtontas per=
baftet, auf Die Mnfla9e, cine 4nmeii lung
ouf Den Sreoe9ar 2aOen gefdll6t 81 ba-
ben. Geitern wuroe bic Sa6e i'm Yo=
lisei @eri9t unterl u6t uno es ltelte li9
beraus, Dap Der Nnseflaste cine Nnluei=
Jung BON 81 in 3ablung, itatt @elo> err
balten. gr bate i6Dn fir 1892 ge=
fault, lomit blieben nod Is Gent, bp6,
ba er nod mebr gu f%aufen, 10 p~erdnoerte
ct Die Summe III 81. 9ie Sall9ung
murbe beim Wusgeben entoedt. Ser
&i6ter iibsrwies i'm Der Suiting Court.
Sier leben mir wieoer, pel9er Inter
I9ieo berri6t, sruil9en &ei9tbum uno
Mrmutb. Ser Mrbeiter Der 80 Gents
fdll9t, I'M pielei6t bas Motbbiirftige
bafir gu %faufen, muB in Die Sail maa=
bern uno ipenn betraft uerliert ct feline
Mrbeit unb leine Samilie muB Notb lei
Den, wenn aber Elm piel better @eltelter,
Der feline Notb leioet, Saulenoe fall 9t
pber erl6minoelt, 10 miro, penn berlelbe
iolte CUR u%nterlu6uns 9e5osen lnernerl,
er unter 8iir9l6aft 9eitellt uno fam iei=
ne @el6dfte rubis weiter beiorsen, uno
bur9 gepibte &e9tsanpalte, Die Sbat-
1a6en 10 peroreben lalien, oab er oft fret
uno anldeineno uni6ulois aus Dem
Sample berpprsebt. @ann miro Die
8elt anbers ueroen?
, 1875-04-07

Sn Der lsbtsn StabtratbTbuns ,puro(
bic einserei9te petition BON Der &i6=
mono, 6reoeridsburs nno potomac Gil
ienbabn Comp, namli6 Die 2ofomoii=
ben mod 60 Sage our9 Sroabitr. fab=
rem gu lallen, nm lire Ginri9tunsen 81
pOlenoen, obi9ld9i9 bel6ieoen.
@enn li6 irseno SemanO peroient
9elna6t bat unO rur fir Bic @bidaf=
fun9 Der 8abn BON Der 8roabitr. nit
alien ibm gu @ebote ltebenOen &raften
9earbeitet bat, 10 1T es Der Serr S. 2au-
be. 8ir babcn uns oft iber ben Offer
setpunoert, nit benz er Die Sa@e be-
tried.
Bir bemerfen bisies bauptid6li6,
neil uns 9eltern elm Musl@nitt aug eli
ner beutl6en 3eituns seianot muroe,
porin elm Serr SenrD @tiler Die Mner=
fennuns bafir erbielt uno mir sebeten
ipurben Dem Die @bre gu seben, Dem Die
g6re 9ebirt.
, 1875-04-07

s.ieies eelieiSft 4rsparot as Der @ur}el sst
Mntritaniidtn 2lps (aeapoc) t%sstrirt, 1T elm ol9ea
stines eiablineseetrdnte Ser gssIrcbner bes Ssbir-
sss pcn Wer,l, Nicrito uno fiSlideiM Soll'orrla,
no bic 9fan,e ipaWit unb eeoeibt. Tie sprtl9eI'
Isr,te Recommendation baNel6e ~befanoi9 ais elm
stimuIont uno Siuretie In allen 6rants
tsitsn, rclbe frlde Mlittcl erheiItsn' eintt or
gioent6iimer b~erfelben, n1breno elmer Slnorei'e
iurdD Dserifo un0 california pcr eifiyen 5obren
,r(ielt Don einem f~paniidsn Slater unter Dent Sie-
tl Ser @eri1irieeenbeit bas SrieinalsReEpt Der
eubereitrna. Die giecnthiintr eelelbcn olfedren
,s Dem oaosmeineh IublitumN in Der Soifrtlnet oat
kin anertdnnttr @ertD an Der SUITE res ltlltn
Oceans, Surd) Gsbraub an Der atlantifben Srlte
s~ed.ioert meree, IA fe ~iiberjeu9t lino, cos Vices
Seilnittet ole Gin @ctft50tcr Der @ienibbstt oi'-
,ritt. Gsine unfeblbarem G~ieenNbaften erirtiien
I'D, osoen ,grapeL, gp,it, d)roni'der TNerniatlsn,uss
~intipiente @aTerhMbt, Slatulenn Solid, Sb!trles
6onen Der 9laft, Der glieren un0 urindre Sr9ane;
ecoen Gpspepfia un0 a~floemeiNe GdNpad)s ino in
yaaen, no Die Pebenstrafte in Gintcn p%eorlller'
If fin gebraud unS er6ls osieIbet rooh-@'H
~n,iratulSs un0 mnii6ertrolfcr.
2ie Nlerifaner balten Is fir elm ~cbielutss Spss
dfr=53slmittsl bon Seurbutit.
GebraudbssM n,peiiuns.
ats Gin Siurstie einen @flclel po1 In einera
Eeinolafe poa underwater Srein,al bts SaSs, pat
Aer Ntobt,eit. Ills Gin Stimulant, non tinem
solben bis ,u einsm eanitn S~8einslais roll nit Elm
rcnia MSaTer 70 oft os nctbio.-
@Iaminire Den eiceel auf Gem Gtcpfen fcr9foIs
d. unp ~aber3euss Sid. hap SolcIbs uprbsr nitt
e~sbrpd,en.
goae. 3r.is .riro pen Den siosnthdmsrn fir Sc
ker.n 5 alden uno Sitss bs,ablt. wsnn oisis.o.s
sirld sebrc1t nerben.
, 1875-04-07
Gin inert m ii Sunb.
Nus Soulspiae wiro Solsenoes sel9rie=


Gin merfm ii rbiger sunni.
Ius Souispiae wiro Solsenoes sel9rie=
ben +:
Sen. Srauerni6t (gefebls6ober Der
9egen Die &utlure i'm County Sooo aus-
9elanbten 2ouispiler beutI6en Wtilia)
Der auf llrlaub BON Sooo County in
louisville anfam, lit i'm 8elib elmer
&rlessoenfmiinSe, Die unter Der Gesie=
rung 5rieoeri6s bes @roBen einemGrie=
ger, lpel6er Die S6la6t bel GoBba6
mit9ema9t, 9e9eben woroen mar. Yor
ptelen Sabren, sur 3eit, als in &entudp
nod Der rotbe Mann oaeini9er Serr=
l6er mar, lieben li9 beutl9e Mnlieoler
i'm County SobO nieOer ulo batten piele
&dmpfe nit ben Snoianern al belteben.
S6lleBli6 lpIroe ibr Jog. Sort, elm rob=
9e5immertes 8lodbaus, BON Den Snoia=
nern ger ltDrt unb Die M%nlieoler wuroen
nieoergema6t. SIN Der gid6e oes Ylat=
5es, no oos Sort %seltanoen, fano u,=
ldnslt Elm Ne9er beim gHiisen Die in
&eoe itebenoc Meoaille, mel6e er jeiner
9errin sob. Bon oieier erbielt tic Sen.
Srauerni9t als nit ieinen 6ililieren
mad Glton fam. Sie 9enfmullSe lit
aus &anonenmetal seprd9t, nod aiem-
lid gut erbalten uno oarauf lteben
Die @orte vS6la@t BEL Gobba9", auf
Der aebrleite lit cine lateiniibe Snl9rift.
Sic lit obne 3meifel Elm l~perthpplles Mn=
oenfen unb elm ersreifenoes Mnoenfen an
Die Mtiiben, @efabren uno 19lieBli9en
untersan9 Der erlten Oeutl9en Inlieoler
in &entudp.
, 1875-04-07
Mitiwoh Z. April 1875.
Gtact NibmDnD.

SterbIt6feitSs 8ert6t. 20
anben wabrenb Der lesten Mcde 80 SObes'
faQe bisrislbit fat, namltG: @eiBe Is; 8ar'
tiee IS; Iannli6 is; @eibliB II.
gllter-t Sag bis 80 8, 1 Mcnat bis GO
3 Monat his IL 2, 1 Sabr bis 3 1, 3 Sat
bis 5 2, S SABRE his 10 1, 1870 2, 20 S,
80 3, 80 $40 5, 40 $50 1, $3.50
{, 90 S.-703, 1870 5, $3.50 O. In
bffannt.
@tant-9sbis Is, @srbeiratbst 10, @it'
me, 2. Mitwm 6, llnbefannt D.
Gsburtsprt - Ser. Staaten 20, Deutlt'
lab 1, 5rIanb 2, @nelanb 1.
@Dbnune-Stab 0, @aritaa Marp s
Seferlpn @arb10, Matiipn @arb 3, Mrr
pe 8arb 2, Glay @arb 2, Sadipn Narp 4
MrmenbauS 8. Stants @sfdnsnib
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @er3te 81, Coroner
0, Sparb Of Ssaltb 6, irresuldrs Wsrsts
s. 9. @abeIl, 81. ..
Yraibent n8parb NJ 5ealtb."
, 1875-04-07

&eine3eit. Gin @el6dftsmanr
ludte einit ben b%eriibmten @ele1rten
IsaIlis Su beiuesen, nit inn an eiuenl
gef9aftli9en unternebmen in gpmpas-
ME 81 treten, in mel6em Die te9nil6e
&enntnib fir bas &apitol uno Die tauf=
mdnniide Grfabruns Der anoeren Mit=
9lieoer oer6irma anseleben iueroen lolte.
Isle Wiiroen per meiB pie piel @elb
perbienen," io9te Der Sollarmeni9.
sd babe feline 3.it> @elo gu peroienen"
loutete Die antpDrt bes Mannes Der
@inenl6aft.
, 1875-04-07
Gs 1T rdmli3 oerboten, bielesOel leiz
neg 9efd5rli9en Gbarofters tpesen, gu
p~ertaufen.

Sn Gem 9Ort lit eine getition
an ben S9ulratb in rmlouf geIe NOR
Den, oaB er oen2ebrerinnen, berenMan-
DE mie Die &0nisin BON Saba bebangen
NIT @el6meioe in ben S9ulitunben er=
l6einen, bnr6 einen omtli6en Grlaf
lol9en Suyus, Der einen na6tbeilisen
GlnHuB auf Die S9ulfinoer ibt, unter-
la9e. - &Dnnte aud onoeripdrts ni6i
l4o0en.
, 1875-04-07

SIR befummt mebr ~Drp @ooos" fir Guer
0slc ais In iraenb einen anbsre @labltTement
tn ben Ser. @tuaten.
Wtr lsnfsn bfionbers bic Mufmrffamtit
auf %fOIaenoe @rtifeI:
9emp 9a,ph CseRrsiiD cine Soae garb grei,
3u 25e ne tb 35c.
@sorudt'r Ssmp @orpst, au 35c., rertb soc.
Sngrain @arptts. an 40e. Soc. 60, rs 80, IS,
90c. ST, $l.t0 unb SI.t5
1brst.9ip Carpet an $l.25 unb $i.3O, msrtb
$3.50 unD $3.50.
@nslilb Iapasirs gruRsls CARPET au $1.2O
tpnib$i so.
Glf Gatptt gu 65e, rerib S0c.
Sammt 8amlnsn 1sppibe ron Sd bio Sf5.
Cocoa Wfnttins 5u 60 unb 7Ue., rpertb rs uup
S5c.
aBabs,Iuh BON 40 tIs S5e.
Wads.Su6 S~aminrntsppibe ~ So 75r. ST..
1925. $3.50, $l.75, $2unp $3.50.
SlrS,s eve Stapsr: aar3 2einen, su Is, 81,
IS. 40 As nnb SOC.
Baumwcllsn Diaper au 1875, $3.50 une
Sl.75 pu Stpd BON 10 garb.
5udatod Suhsr gu St.25 1 So 1.75, 2, 2.25,
$50. 3. bis gu BIS per lusene.
OpclRs, eb'e &sintn, au 60. Use. unp ST. pr
0uBsnc, wsrtb 75e.. 81 unr 81 so pei
Oubeno.
Sine arobs @usuabI BOP Stalws & Gloafe.
@daat.Vs,aB IN allen BET renelffn Wrbeu,
Nnbias gu 50 @ts, pdrfn bilt1 III rs SIS.
l1uesbleidte getti9er, poQe greite, ~ 9, Cts.
pertb IS
@ebisi6's Svtttii9er, soae Butte, ,u SO gte,
neftb 40.
bIeidte Ieinene getttiidsr, soleg rsite, al
rs @tS, pertb S!
ssineus a0git'6en, II Orb brett, AZ 60 Gta,
@n oliihes eb,sipt Sembenaua, IA 90 Cts.
nettb IS.
Drmeffic @'nsbams, 3u 10, t24 Is uns 16S
Cts.
gett llersr3iias Dor II gte, bs 80.
SeInene 2naiag hnb Id spn t6S at 5l
Gts.
Ssriaasmadis Dameu- an3iigs pp. 50 bis
$2o.
5srtiea'ma6te 5emtsn, Ne6ttttsl, DreGina-
Sae mes, Sprlet-Goeers unb Sbursen ~
1sbr niepri en- greiieu.
@elttdte Aleirunsslhide fir fleine 8inber
Sudaead au&sr pom $l.5u lis $40 per
5%anhtidsr3eus non 10 ris IS Cts.
Elldilbcr uno SiihsO amusf. III ale
Gual tIten au iebr nieerisen prei1su
~ +eed:n, gang Wolle, gu 81 wertb ST 50.
YlanoFedsn in GROCER @nswabl, ale lebr bill.
lta.
ssineus Esylits. gu 40, 60. 75@ts, 81, 81 rs
uub 81 so.
q trsrapbtl6e 6adsr su 10 Cts, tpertb Is.
Spiyen S6awis, Spisen occurs une
SbetIane Sbapls in arc er gusmabl.
Gin scaes Eager poa Srauer. @aaren.
Mattrn in alsn areitsn unp 0ualitateu.
Oeluu6, Mras, Mats II Minbow sbtbes.
Vs1let S.senser unb s iosne. @a0:r. .ub
2aldsntiber Grtracten anb Selfen in
srBsr @uspabl.
Mabmaib n-NaeeIu III 40 nnb 20 Cts, pe
padet YOn ie 10 @aceln.
Das bette Nabmli6i"en.S el au Is gts ptr
Sllihe.
@larf's unp Coats saocI. Gotten, au 70 Cts.
pc, DuBenb Oper 6 Gts per Stia.
Wabmaibtnsn- @tta@ements g. ST. per Scr.
8laneu.. in aum AuaaiiGien. tps,s. rob
tiau, Brau. sarrtrt. ~aeltreiit aserndi, luas
ter une Spsn.G ansa.
Canton Ilnreus in allen 8 aaIitGtsu. BON t21
au 40 Cts.
Gin srObss Eager Don gsit- @i.ss-D sd, biai.
ger ais ie.
@sbleiGte unb ungeblsiHte Veniid.r. Sentfn
3fngs. gu iebr niebr,asn preit.
Iauisnee ppn anberen Ga9sn, bic nidt ,Gb'.
bar 6ne unb tpelte ~ ten nierialsn
@rstien nar ii 6 a b pnfauft tpsr
ben.
Die Muftrdas tpfrtsn trcmi ausaefibrt.
alrins Yaisie idnen turd bic ycR aelanet nor
ben. Wo 10 bsorert mus pas Wohe.lp elm.
etlanet perpsn.
141i
WeSs 8rsters.
1917 unb 1919 Drain ; !rase
, 1875-04-07
Rt6mpnb pOlt office.
prtt-A
10. Oftober 1873.

Norolt9e 9nr6bnf. 3neimor ts,ra
Nv, ws'a'aSs angeenommen-@nfuuf S @smsp'
81. M. rO"~'"b '4o pnb $50
,,e; @ssn , q 9, sHTunft SO, 81. -g,a.
Worofi9e @eg Gnf. GGarid. ouo
mea Sonniaae. Antuuft Ito % H SD
pofl6lnb Lao q. 81. ~ w.
siAli9e gOh. 3peimar tdori6 ,uu
,1ss anseenomtnen. - Nnfunft S.a SV .n
81 19's SD l. w. - gofff9Iab 4 IS. 81. NM
1aI @Sr , to = m aHfHnft 24o 81. 81. -yos
Midsnaono & Ganhiae Giien6oh, es
1 10 % @ntunft 2.30 ". ". :" Maa, Sass
M S'n'iae & greens6orO- 9weir,or ~.
aG ~ @ntant 2.30 q. 81. - a%sitihI.sss
4 o. W. nno 1890 u. 81. SVplV'aB
Sarmhiae. sdaltb, q nntoos
1905. M. w. voll9lu6
@9eiapsafe & DIN Gifenbsbn. sS,,s
Senhlh96 au%saenpmmeu Ji..sssM: &a9lIU-
- Yotf6luB 7.3O 9. M. ""a"If D N. W.
Svnbtnrs Charlottesville. @tou.. INV.
Saipber Sprinss unb tpeliid, nm, 1 Tph 0Dtts
lGlnB 9 r.. 81. o. w. YSt.
% @sf goint nub etatiouen ~, s.uo .,
W. nnD =. &c. q. TGoiih = W. yer ". Ut.
f6Iub 2 q. 81. LOU Z. NC. YOit.
0ieueefer, liter @ea uoint n,.m,x
uenflldb. Arfunft. Uisnenna SS's'iaat 'pU-
Sne Spnnaeenbs, f1.3O g. W,N SMnisfpaes
as1, @'ffn 19s unc 8reitass, ~ mb
81 Iapsae11nud, iiter 8ilb 6onI. tsoria
LOU o. ~. - pOFidlub. 81. ID.
a; staas gOH. Wsp Rent, Samoa ei.,
funft. "nS Ma.fn, baItipUasntl d. Shy.
). m p0f'slue> D'enitass uns, 9rsitaass:
fi Sa"1es Wiher Iampfer. TreimoI nSa,r,
W. antHnft Dienfaas Touner,,oos s 'as
np'" Spos ~. W. = Vofj6lus' Sno"
rags, Mlttp0bs unO arsitass, 5 5y1G g. % ga0"-
81 ' T"nai gafet. Gr,imol h pdentid.
: aSsaH M Mitinods, Neitass unp gnnut,oa
nr o. M:- potl9tuB, Msntaas, Mitimo%s
Mglefts &cute. i3me,mal mrdeutia
~ M1'nHIa Wlitl oft unp @ounnbenss Sm
3. Sd p0plpiHh DisAlase unp yrsitaas. 2
Sgptt plittp &nnte. ;3pcimal prdenHid.
% @M@'uDh, Du nrds uup sannabenes E
tags, 4 9. w. " CONN