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SHERIFF,S SALE

nv VIRTUE OF TWO CERTAIN EXECUTIONS
ID issued out of the District Court of the First judi
cial District OF Washington Territory, anu TO me
directed and delivered, to-wit: One in favor OF
CORBErr & McCLEAI, Plaintiffs, against D.
S BALDWIN, individually, and against the frm
of BALDWIN & CO., Defendants, dated December
a. ISIS fer the sum of Sl425 SSlOO gold com, with
Dteet thereon at the OF 10 per cent per al mum
in Ike CON- and the further sum OF 81 costs Oh
SUIT and also other execution IN favor OF l.
GOLDSMITH * co, Plaintiffs, and against u 3
BALDWIN, individually, and the firm OF BALI
WIN S co, Defendants, dated January :, 1876, for
the sum Of 1888 gold com, with interest eIeoh NJ
the rate OF per cent per month IN Ike conn., anu
sO $500 costs of suit have levied upon the follow
ing described real estate, situate, lying and pein IN
the city and county of Walla Wala, Territory II
Washington, and particularly described as tollCWs,
tO-wit:
All those certain lots or pieces of land situated on
Main street in the city of Walla Wala AMI described
as follows: Commencing at point on the north
side OF Main street sad city, distant ii9 ieetr
northeastery from the south corner OF block two OF
sad city; thence nOrth-easterly along the hne OF
Main street sixteen feet thence north-weterIy at
right angles 10 Main street. between parallel lines,
10 the lett bank of Mill Creek the same being part
OF lot eight, in block two of said city
Also that other certain lol or parcel Of hand des-
cribei ms fnllOws: Commencing ut point on the
north side of Main street. the city of Walla Walla,
distant lS5 6-l2 feet in nOrth-easterly direction
from the south corner of block two IN sand city
thence north easterly along sad line Of Nam street,
westerly course, between parallel lines, at right
angles TO Main street. the left bank of Mil Creek,
being part of lot g. in block Of said city Of Walla
Walla.
Also, that certain lot parcel Of land fronting On
Rose street said city, and being part of lots and
3, in block ,, and described follows: COmmenc-
ing at point the south side of Rose street, IN
saM city, distant IS feet sOuth-WesteTly from the
north corner OF bio / two of said city thence south
westerly along the south seof Rose street, seventy
eight feet thence back right angles 20 Rose street
in south-elstely course between parallel lines, 10
the right bank of Mil Creek. Notice Is hereby
given, that on
MONDAY, the I3fi, day Of March, 1876,
at the hour of O'Clock, P NJ of said day, Will
sell all the right, title interest of SAID defend
ants ID. 5. BALDWIN, and BALDWIN & CO., in
or % the above described property, at the Court
House door, IN the city aat county of Walia
Walla, WASHINGTON Territory, NJ Public Auc-
tiOn, for gold cO,l to the highest and best bidder,
or so much thereof may be necessary TO satisfy
said judgments and all costs
Given under my hand this 7Ih day o. February, A.
D. 1876 GEORGE F. THOMAS,
Sheriff of Wdlla Walla County.
J. D. MIX,
Alton, ,a,, for DlaiutiTa IA
, 1876-02-19

The roads in some parts of Germany
are lined during the entire distance
with rows of poplars, or of apple trees,
the branches of which the latter bends
beneath the weight of the fruit. A fine
of three shillings is the penalty for
piucklng the fruit, consequently it is
permitted to ripen, and the owners or
the community reap the benift of
their foresight IN making shade trees
a. once beautiful and profitable.
, 1876-02-19

TRAVELLED DoGs.-The Captain OF
a Nahant boat has a fue curly dog,
which never misses making a trip
with his master if he can help IT, lie
likes the hustle and little excitement
of getting under way and going on
shore again as well as old sailors love
the sea. He is quite sociable, and
well acquainted with the regular pas
sengers. They know his peculiari,ieS
and he knows some Of theirs. Ii he
does not regularly " beg" he Is still
sharp enough TO hang around
those who are rather literally dispos
ed. He generally gets his penny or
five cent piece, and then of he bounds
TO the refreshment table and lays 1t
out in cake as orderly as Il boy. lie
would scorn TO eat it off the floor
ike dog whica had never been
taught good manners. lie hunts up
his master and puts the cake in his
hand, aud then stands by and deconr-
ously eats It, piece by piece, as it is
broken of for him. Anothe. smart
Yankee dog has taste for visiting.
lie goes down to the depot and steps
aboard the train, without the custom
ary little cermony at the ticket office
and when it reaches the right town
bounds OF and pays visit TO some
family friend Of his masters. He
never makes a mistake about the
town or the train, and is such fine,
intelligent fellow, he always meets
with a welcome. He usually spends
two or three days on his trips, and no
doubt picks up considerable dog lore
in his travels. | 30 not know whether
the mighter dogs show him any atten,
ton on bis return, but he is on good
terms with them all.
, 1876-02-19

1t is rather queer business in this
country TO be looking up candidate 5
religious associations: but we have
gradually dritted into it, and the news
papers usually contain full intorma
ton on this branch of qualifications
or disqualiiications. General Sherman
has been somewhat victimizcd as a
possible President by the assertion
that he is a Catholic, the fact being
tiat his wife's relations are of that
faith. lie has given his creed in a re-
cent interview. 1t seems that he be,
lieyes in the Constitution of the United
States and the Ten Commandments.
The creed is good as far as it goes,
AMI the last item might be added to
The practical religion Of some profess
ING Christians. \ friend writes to
ask if Mr. Blaine is to be passed in
this scrutiny. lie thinks a Catholic
mother a more serious circumstance
than q Catholic mother i'll law We
presume he is right on general prln-
ciples. But is il not about demonsirat
ed that each church will have TO nom.
mate for itself particular candidate
if we 90 on in this examination OF re-
igious ancestry?-N. y. Methodist.
, 1876-02-19
Notice for DiSfributlOn.
TERRITORT OF TASHINGTON,l &C
county Of Valid WdHd,

4EhHIi ORl or HINHIN NGIOA, &C
County Of Valid WdRG,
In Probate Ia the Matter Of the Estate cJ MARTIN
N-tICHOR, deceased
THE PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION in the
above entitled estate, coming on To be heard and
It appearing 10 the Court that the proof submitted
by KATHERINE IORETIC, nee MAICHOR, ,snd
MARIA ZADU, NEE MAICHOR, il insufficient 10
enttle them 70 the whole estate, Therefore, 1t -
ordered That said hearing he adj0urned until Mon
day, the 2ith day Of APril, i. D., 1876.
1t Is further ordered, that all persons interested in
the estate Of the saId MARTIN MAICHOR, d-ceas-
ell, be and appear before the Probate Court of SAID
county Uf NAlla Waila in The city uf NallA Walla,
III" county seat Of sui county OF Nalh Wa!a. on
the 2ith Jay of April 1876 the hour Of 10 O'Clock.
A. Of sad day, then ana there To show cause why
order Oi distribution sLoEd not he Inaie OF the
residue OF tie said among the heirs of The sad
MARTIN AAICHOR, decras-l, according TO law
1t II further ordered, that OF this citation
he made parties unkuow or rou-residentS, by
publication Ct tins order Ia the Wala Wala ST,rts-
MAN, weekly newspaper printed and published In
the city and county Of Walla Wala, Washington
Territory, for three successive moE' IgiUr To said
9Th day Of April lS7G
Dated Walil Walk, December Is. 1873.
3-5Ia. l.. GIICHARD, Probate July1
, 1876-02-19

ASTROLOGICAL PREDICTIONS FOR 1876.
-Zadkiers almanac, singular Lon
don publication which has reached its
forty-sixth edition, makes some start
ling astrological prOphesies for the
present year. IN one Of the diagrams
there is a diretul array Of contending
armies, with background of cofiins !;
there is also q theatre on fire, with a
grizzly skeleton brandishing death.
like iayelin and a flag somewhat re-
semblng the stars and stripes. In an.
other compartment there is lion
walking upon a mountain on its hind
lers. with a sword in its mouth. In
January, uItramountane intrigue is TO
be in the ascendant in England. \
warlike disposition is to animate the
Germans. The peace of England,
Germany and Denmark is to be
threatened. During February the
same nations are to be in trouble,
while Spain enjoys temporary lull.
March is 10 see the people OF Ireland
stirred up. April will be bad for
Spain and Portugal. A contiagation
will rage m London about the 18th
or 18th of the month. May is to be
bad for people born on or near the
2Slh. June is TO be prosperous, but
people born near the 9th of February
and 1st of September must look out for
their health. In July the Prince OF
Wales is to he lucky. On the l4th
of that month maria geable young Ia
dies will receive advantageous offers.
August is to be a sad month for earth,
quakes and storms. France and It.
ally are to be shaken. September will
threaten England with cause for grief.
October promises peace for Spain
November, good fortune to the King
of Italy. Mariners born near the 10th
will be in danger from the sea. De-
cember threatens a confagation in
Dublin, but Spain is all right. Moth
ing about tie United States, so that
people may keep their minds easy.
'ZadkieP has evidently forgotten US,
and no news is good news.
, 1876-02-19

Why lie WANTED THE TIGER.-Those
who attended the sale Of animals
from Barnum's hippodrome in bridge
bort, the other day report the follows
ing occurrence: A tiger was being of
fered. The bid ran up to 1900
This was made by a man who was
stranger, and to him it was knocked
down. Barnum, who had been eye
ing the stranger during the bidding,
now went up TO him and said: Par.
don me for asking the question, but
will you tell me where you are from:"
"Down south, a bit,' responded the
man, Are you connected with any
show" NO" And are you buy
ing this animal for yourself?" "Yes."
Barnum shifted about uneasily for a
moment, looked alternately at The
man and the tiger. and evidently try,
me his best to reconcile the two to-
gether. "Now, young man." he final
ly said, "you needn't take this ami
mai unless You want 10, for there are
those here who will take it off your
hands" Il don't want to SELL" was
the quiet reply. "What on earth are
You going to do with such an ugly
beast If you have no show of your own
and are not buying for some one who
Is show-man:' well, l will tell
you," said the purchaser. "My wife
died about three weeks ago. We
had lived together for ten years and
| miss her" He paused to wipe his
eyes and steady his voice, and then
added-"so I've bough; this tiger"
| understand you," said the great
Snowman, in husky vOice.-Dan-
bury NelcS.
, 1876-02-19

Bed time-Little Willie was saving
ais usual prayer al his mothers knee,
and having got IS far as IF l should
de before | wake hesitated. "Well,
what next?' asked his mother. "Well,
mamma, l suppose the next thing
would be funeral"
, 1876-02-19
Dissolution Notice

THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofoIe existing be-
tw en- the undersigned, under the firm name Of
ABERrON 4 SEXTON, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All persons indebted 10 the late
firm viii make payment to j. D. LANAN, who Is
authOrizei 10 receipt for the Persons having
cams viii present the same u J. ID. LAMAS for
settlement. Dated Walla Walla, January ), 1876.
F W. ARtRTON,
5-lrn NJ J. SEXTON
, 1876-02-19

That the mind is susceptible OF i'm
provements, is sufficient evidence
that 1t should be cultivated, for God
has formed nothing superfuous or in
vain.
, 1876-02-19

A Syrian convert to Christianity
was urged by his employer to work
on Sunday, but he declined. But
said the master, doth not your Bible
say that if a mar has an OK or an ass
that falls into 4 pit on the Sabbath
day he may pull him Out:' Yes
answered Hayop, 'bat if the ass has a
habit of falling into the same pit every
Sabbath day, then the man should
either ill up that pit or sell that ass.
, 1876-02-19

Sleep is a thing that bells have no
more right 10 interfere with than with
prayers aud sermons. God is re-creat.
ing Us. We are as unconscious as We
were before We were born; and while
lie holds Us there, feeding anew the
springs of life, and ;nfusiug fresh fre
into or brains, and preparing US for
the work Of another day, the pillow is
as sacred as the sanctuary.
, 1876-02-19
GEORGE SAVAGE,
Matchmaker and JeWeler

Established in Waiia HaIfs, 1861.
Is PREPARED TO DO ALL WORK 10 R
his line Of business, and fru9n his long ex- "a
2e2snee-Over 20 years N WATCH WORK es..S
teeis confident OF giving satisfaction All orders
Tll De promptly attended To-
FINE WATCHES.
Especial care given to Fine Watches Jsvslrv
made TO order All work sent by Express.
Gs5 shop On Main street. Two doors above Iarnr-
son Tsyior's Candy Asnufactury. ;-y
, 1876-02-19

Pond
EXTRACT
"zsear, Tor Z lyi, spca:1 OF cEceIIc;;i
fasa's ryyaaeIAIhes H1a.sr,., ;.,cs, yeo,,,,.o r,,
Destroyer. Has been in use over thirty
years, aEd for Clc1rlncSs and prompt cum
tive virtues cannot he cxcsli.d-
CHilnatA.-SO fIH,iiy can aro-, 10 be without
Ponds Extract. Accidents, B-a:Se-,
ConfEsi0Rs, Cas-, .si.TGiHS, are relieved
almost Instantly by -Stcrall Gu,i! Caf on.
Promptly rel.eves pains or H;:ry.s, .-calti=,
ExcSTi.s-ioUs, thi,fugs, G.d S.;Trs,
Boi!-, Eeiens, orHs, etc Arrests in
nam1t0n. Tr''Hccs swelling. sT7rs bleeding,
removes d. oiOrJ:iOGs gl'i BE-. l. Ea3.fiv.
FsfnEie EEA.i5S :sS.-It a!ws,s rciie. q ain
IN he uacz ad '5;r- ii il.gs- and r, s>.I {, Jam
In the head. EJus-I, y-.j 20.
II iEgeanfRJa il has 10 eGU;l. Al kinds Of uI-
cerGIi9Es 10 which ladies' are sGhrCt are
prcmp,!y eG.e.l- Fuller details 81, ley5 ,.acvsl-
paUying each hTIilr.
PilsS-blind or b!ee,!inE-ncct pro7apt relief
nd ready cu-e- No case, however c:ionic o.
lSt,nalc, c ~ i1r, s,ST - r'eTl-r ust.
YAhieesE EIiES.-iti : Use oa'yss-e ra:c for
LLis G,.;resS : : and d.n-yr1gs condition.
gl3sEY D!SEaSES.-It has no equaI soT Ps-Iaa-
elEE3iaG from a;y ceuse. For This Is spc-
ciic- II hls s1ved huEd-eds OF lives wLe: al
other remedies faiicd'o srr.-j bleedir-. irc.l
nose, st0TuaGh, i-SRs, and elsewhere.
RSsgsakIiS@, EEE2&.eiA, T"eIEaehc End
Eafacte are - i-i~e .eLCV1d, AID OF Z. per
maneuiiy egr,G
PRYsielAss oi .ltsc,Go.s who ere asru-..l, cd
Eg--tI - - :.
oIaineEG ltIn I..eF pruc:.rc. We nave r. i,.--ot
coinmcndatInn i-o-l hundreds OF Ea.se5aus
many uI whom order i Tor Use n ius--r oyrn
practice II addition 10 the faT---rtre. they
order rs he for -TCiiiE-s Gf N kinds
t}Eirsy, S8FC TfroaI, IL afaE....! r..',,..iI-
simple and chronic Dia1raG.r, C.f;lrrf,'
toF which II i specific Chilli. i,,-. E5-os,,
ed Feet, s:iaCz of Insects, 1fc.eIyftcc,.
etc., Charpcd FaD-ls, Face, All :I.sre'
an manner Of skin diseases.
IGilEI tSE.-ie-Hoye, Soreness, ReusbEess,
ana SiaariinS; heals Cuts, Erays:sr,.,
she ffWpitss IL Tgrirf7, iJlUlC1Ta - and re-
c, csns, Wi-s wonderfully improving the
10 5AamEas.-7Pond's Extract. No Sock
- D'9eyef,ho LiFefy Nan can afford 10 be without
IL II = used by i the Leading Livery Stables.
Street Railroads aid fist H0r>emen in View
York City 1t haS 10 euusI for. .S.,r.-,Tr. H.
ness or Saddle Ei.uIugs, -t;iTr,,-
Seraiches, sweilings, Cuis, !.:,reratioa,,
DeSnns, PHeGinoEis, CClIc, Diarrhna,
u17' y Soaa..s ttt- Its FAig OF action - wide
and the relief i, af1oIds i 80 r~ou,y,f fbst il "a
lava'uabie in every FarTl-yard rs well as in
every Farm house Letit be Irled once, and
you VIII never be without II
sao les.-P0ad's ExtrRct has been imitare4
IheeehGlne erticle has tie words Ponds Ex-
tract down IA each hot;i+. il : n-euared -
me only persons HviE Z who ever k1,y; boVy
70 prepare u properly RefGse al other IRE
partitions Of WITCH HazfL This is fbe 6pI-
eatI slttCit used by Physicians, and IN tie hoSpi.
, tsls OF this country and Eur0ue =
hisi0 AID gsEs or FCEp'S sxTsAeT.
IL panphle; form, sent free On sur'Tf1tiSH y,
raHgS sEIaAeT eeAssaf, IS Maiden
JOB PRINTING, NEAT, QUICK AND CHEAP
u SIAIEsH As Offoe, -----1A
, 1876-02-19

THE HABIT OF READING.-I nave
no time to read,' is the common
complaint, and especially OF women
whose occupations are such as 10
preYent continuous book PerSuai'
They seem 10 think because they can
no, derote as much attention to books
ar they are compelled TO devote to
their avocations, that they cannot read
ANYTHING. But this is great ms
take. II isn't the books we finish al
sitting which always do US the most
good. Those we devour IN the odd
moments, half a dozen pages at
time, often give US more satisfaction,
and are more throughly digested than
those we make particular effort 10
read. The men who have made their
mark in the world have generally
been the men who have in toyhood
formed :he habit of reading at every
FIVE minutes or five hours. 1t Is the
habit OF reading, rather than the
time at our command, that helps US
On the road to learning. Many OF the
cultivated persons, whose names
have been famous as students, have
given only two or three hours a day
to their books. If we make use Of
spare minutes in the midst OF our
work, and read little, if but page
or a paragraph, we shall find our.
brains quickened and our toll light
ened by Just so much increased satis-
faction as the book gives us Moth
ing helps along the mOnOtonOus daily
round so much as fresh and striking
thoughts to be considered while our
hands are busy. A new idea from a
volume is like oil which reduces the
friction of the machinery of life.
What we remember from brief glimses
into books often serves as stimulus
to action, and becomes one of the most
precious deposits in the treasury OF
our recollection. All knowledge is
made up of small parts which would
seem insignificant in themselves, but
which, taken together, are valuable
weapons for the mind and substantl>
al armOr for the soul. Read any
thing continuously says DR.. johnson
'and you will be learned The odd
minutes which we are inclined to
waste, if carefully availed of, will in
the long run, make golden days that
we shall ever be thankful for.
, 1876-02-19
NOTICE.

4 Ii THOSE INDEBTED To ME, either hy uote
4 or book account, VIII call on H. A VANSYCkLE,
and settle the same, and save costs.
J. A BROWNE
WAITsBURG, W. r. Dec -, 1915 Sim
, 1876-02-19
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

" I For IT, relief
E0 and cure of all
@ arrangements IN
~ the stomach, Hy-
er, and bowels.
~A<A They ere a mid
Sk f8 aDcrent, and an
<s-1 excellent purSa-
ETEN W tive. Being pure
E6S ly vegetable, they
contain no meF-
q curry or mineral
~ ~ whatever. Much
serious sickness and suffering is prevented by
their timely use; and every family should
bave them on hand for their protection and
relief, when required. Long experience has
proved them 10 be the safest, SureSt, and
best of all the Pills with which the market
abounts. BY their occasional use, the blood
Is purified, the oOrruptlOnS of the system ex-
PEELED, distractions removed, and the whole
machinery OF life restored to its healthy aCtiY-
lfy- Internal organs which become cIoggad
and sluggish are cleanSed by Ayer's Pills.
and stimulated into action. Thus incipient
disease Is changed into health, the value of
which change, when reck0ned on the vast
muittudes who enjoy II, can hardly be COM
puIed. Their sugar-cOating makes them
pleasant to take, and preserves their virtues
unImpalred for any length Of time, so that
they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable
Although searching, they are mild, and oper-
ate without disturbance to the constitution or
diet or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each box, how 20 use them as q Family Physic
and Tor the following complaints, which these
PifiS rapidly cure -
For Dyspepsia or indigestion. Hist.
fe->ne->, IsnSUor. and Loss OF Anne.
ti:e. they should be taken moderately 10
stimulate the stomach, and restore It's healthy
tone and action.
For liver Conapiainr and its variors
symptoms, Bilious E.eadacbe. sick
2ctdfc ne. yaunGice or G rcen SicE.
ness, Dtiious Collie and Bilious Fe.
yers- they should be judici0usly taken for
@ eacH clSe' 10 correct the diseased action, or
remove the distractions which cause IT,
toT Dy>eEIery or zsiarrhtra. but one
mild dose Is generally required
For ssheErnasi>u,, Cont. Gravel
EatpiIa-iOn Of tire Heart. Pain liz
the side Back and LOins, they shouJd
be continuously taken, rs required. 10 chane-e
Inc diseased action Of the system. With such
cl2nge those complaints disappear
fOr DrOP.y and Dropsicai Swell.
inSs, they should be taken in large and fire.
qUent doses to produce the effect of a drastic
purge.
f0r Suppression, a large dose sbould he
taken, as IT produces the desired effect bv
sympathy. -
As Dinner Pia. take one or two Pills to
pFoIhote digeston, and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach
anc bowels, restores the apDetite and ;pvignr
ates the system Hence It is often advanla-
Seods where no serious derangement exists
ohe WhO leeis tolerably well, often finds that
dose of these Pills makes him feel dec;d-
ediy better from their cleansing and reno
NaunS effect on the digestive apparatus.
PREPARED BIZ
III. J. c. AYER & CO., Practical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS, U.s.4.
For BALE ny ALL Drsf-,.crs,-=
, 1876-02-19

A RAT IN TIE TELEGRAPH SERVICE.
"A telegraph Inspector in England
recently pressed into his service rat
under the following peculiar clrcum-
stances 1t was necessary TO over
haul cable of wires inclOSed in iron
tubes. \ certain length of the cable
had 20 be taken out Of the tube, and
the men commenced hauling at one
end without having taken the precau'
ton to attach to the other a wire by
which it might be drawn back into
the tnbe after inspection and repairs.
The question arose how the cable was
to be restored to its proper place; and
here the ingenuity of the inspector
was manifested. lie invoked the aid
of a rat-catcher, and, provided with a
rat, a ferret, and a bali of string
wound on a Morse paper drum, he re-
paired to the opening of the tube.
The tiush-bOxes were opened, and the
rat with one end of the string ATTACKS
ed 10 his body, was put into the pipe.
lie scampcred away At running
pace, dragging the twine with HIM
until he reached the middle of the
length of the pipe, and there stopped.
The ferret was put in, and OF went
the rat again until be sprang clear out
the next fushbox. One length Of the
cable was thus safe, and the same
operation was commended with the
other ; but the rat stopped short a
few yards in the pipe, and boldly
awaited the approach of the ferret. a
sharp combat here commenced, and it
was feared that one or both of the
animals would die in the, pipe. But,
after sundry violent jerks had been
given the string, the combatants sep
arated; the ferret returned to his
master, and the rat, making for the
other extremity of the pipe, carried
the string right through, and SO re-
lieved the Inspector from his anxiety.
, 1876-02-19

a AdminiSti.a tor -
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE ~. 5.rrt Of - -
county. ees 1S'a'9na %asnga3a TORN Ts,e F. z l l,sl
tratiOn upon the IS ate Of 49, tLl-l5 Al -
HON, late Of SAID county, ieeei,.l7 % ~ Z
indebted 10 sad estate are reEar.-se e,irl, = z
mediate payment All persons ha.iLS W. .,ras .,
said estate are notified 20 pre- . u gffs Sc
vouchers thereof, within t'3eis5 ! III q =,
date Of the first publication a i!S s..ysss -
ever barred Dated Grand eoo-E. - a
Washington Territory, Janlt.y ~ II 7 EONAs.s
JOSEPH Al1dhnsSEe
Slim -.
, 1876-02-19
ENTERPRISE Ledge No. q

2,I.O. o. F., meets in Good -SI-i,'T[ -I-2-iT.
Hall. every WEDNESDAY = L-,l..ssS;;s ...ssS;sssr
ING, At ~ O'Clock. Brvt5- n II E1s
invited TO attend.
, 1876-02-19

JOB PRINTING, NEAT, QUICK AND CHEAP
~ n sTAIZsN As Once I'll --41i