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njEAT,HHH.

Died. M Richmond, Vas on Thursdsg, Noyembsl
23d. OF scarfet fever, GRACE d. daughter OF JOSEPH
w. and HnunahE Kates; aged i've years, TWO months
Friends are invited To attend her funeral ,rom the
residence of her parenGs No: 922 west Mafr street
Died, OF his residence, on Belle Isle, Of c2Tsamp,
tim. Snvef1iher god mt 10 O'Clock NJ, JOSEPH
II. JONES aged forty-eigi,t years, one month and
twenty days. :. -,
He leaves mother and WIG ana Two Shall clna-
dren 10 mourn thetr loss. .+5t
Dearest husband thou mast left rs,
We thy loss do deeply feel;
Bnt tits God that has bereft US
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the days of life have fed, III.
And with Joy in heaven 10 greet thee,
Where no farewell tears are shed. =
The funeral will take place from his late residence,
on Belle Isle, ut 4 O'Clock THIS tFriday) AFTER
NOON. ~
DanvIlle papers please copy. ~
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/ KANsAs- REPUBLICAN, AAJoRITIEs.
Topelca, Kan, November 22.-The Off
Icial:yoter of the State with the exception of
Barton and Pratt counties) gives Hayes
T7,510, Tilden, 37,471; Hayes,s majority,
40,039. Two counties not received.
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WORTH REMEMBERlHG.--In 1865 Congress
refused to count the electoral vote of Ten
nessee, though that vote was regularly cast
and certified to the two houses, and though
the Weep residenteleet (ASDREw. Johnson
resided in that State. ~
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SENATOR RANSOM II ,REN0MINATRD.- - a-
leigh, N. c., November 22.-Hon. III. w.
Ransom was tonight nominated by the De-
mocratic caucus by reclamation for United
States senatorship. He is the present in
cnmbent. !; Isl. ~
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WIsCONsI MAJORITY FOR
HAYES OVER Six MiLicaukee,
November 22.-The official majority for
Hayes in this State is 6,141. Owing to a
mistake in printing blank returns the ma
iority for Downs, one Of the Republican
electors, is only 1900. -:
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NE UPWARDS OF $4,000 WORTH OF
GOODS TO. BE. DISPOSED OF
AT PRIVATE OR AUCTION SALEl

81 GOODS TO, BE. DfSPOSED OF
AT PRIVATE OR AUCTION SALEl
COHEN BROTHERS
have concluded before moving TO their new store,
corner Fourth and Broad, TO sell of their stock re-
gardIess OF cost or value IN order to open with IN
entire new stock. All goods remaining unsold Will
be offered at public auction about the first part Of
January.
Their assortment consists OF the first and finest
offered in this State, ndaonsequently endsa chance
to DRY-GOODS purchasers never offered before.
Among the thousands VARIOUS goods may be men,
toned as;i.g1Es ta.s- -. ,f ~.
A very large stock OF imported and domestic
~, BLACK and COLORED SILKS;
BLACK and COLORED ALPACAS;
rs pieces BLACK ard COL0RED FRENh
CACHE8IIRES:
DEAR D'ETE,
BOsIB..Z1NES,
~ 49, EMPRESS CLOTHS, s.E ....
=-s+a%" DELAINES,
and all other variety OF DRESS GOODS OF tiiis
season
Also, LADIES CLOAKS, !,
FLANNELS,
CASSBIEEEs,
sHAWLS,
TABLE-an PIANo.C COVERS
s...t,s KIDGLOYES, CORSETS;
RIBBONS Of eyesy width and shade;
LACE SHADES, NOTTINGHAM LACEs,
CURTAIN-LINENS, SHADES aud FlSTOEAa,
A very large stock OF CARPETS and eiL-
CLOTHS;
TOWELS and ToWELlSG;
WHITE GOODS OF every descriptions
500 dozen KID GLOVES;
SO pieces FEATHER TRIMMINGS
FUR TRIMMINGS, BRAIDS,
PRINCES and GIsiPS;
A very large stock Of REAL, PATENT, slhHsi
TATION LACES;
Remnants OF IRISH LINENS;
Every class Of goods for HoUsE&EAh'
A large stock of UNDERWEAR Tor iaaiss' ne''
and children;
500 BUSTLES for less than halt value; ,,.,,,.
Over 900 pieces OF HAMBURGER Edbk"ip'
and thousands Of other things. NV
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mFLANNELs FLANNELs FLAN

@FLANNELSi FLANNELS! FLAN-
X. NELS! ,tias
WHITE DORNET FLANNEL ut 12Sc. worth zoe.
per yard:
ALL-WOOL WHITE FLANNEL at zoe. worth
25c. per yard;
ATWOOD WHITE FLANNEL at 2jc per yard
would be cheap at SOC. per yard;
ALL-WOOL WHITE FLANNELS at 80, 35, 40,
45c., and up to 81 per yard-all very cheap;
SLK-WARP, SHAKER, WELSH, and EMBROID-
Erred FLANNELS;
PLAIN, PLAID, and STRIPED OPERA-FLAN-
NELS In all styles and qualities;
WHITE, GRAY, BLUE, and RED TW1LLED
FLANNELS In all qualities;
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED CANTON
FLANNELL at 10, 12,z, is, 16'ss, 20, 25, 80,
and 35c. per yard; 2
BLUE, BROWN, RED, and SLATE CANTON
FLANNEL;
PRINTED CANTON FLANNEL.
Everything In the way of fannels ut
LEVY BROTHERS
-..a 1O17 and 1919 Main street,
...-. Richmond, Va.
large assortment of BALMORAL and BOULE-
WARD SKIRTS. H ,,'t no21
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vEAnmRA ls5Ess,1I Z.

ti.e Isas Dr. MInnIeerDde, MARGARET CAR
IIaYs IA. aarighter at the late 1anGs and Ann
Dent Uaflop, 6f Isichmond, Va to- WILLIAM ii.
q, KiiRGWYH. Esu.. OF BaifitnosE, Nd. D.
North Caroifns and Maryland papers please copy.
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a-solID-coLoRED HOSE, FOR "

GHrBLANKETS BLANKETS BLAN-
KETS!-Secure pair Of those
EXTRA-SIZE WHITE BED-BLANkETS ut So
worth SS-only fifty pairs left;
WHITE BED-BLANKETS at So, $3.50, 1915, So,
81, $3.50, SIS, Sc, 81, IS, 80. SO, $11, s12,
S14, SIS, s19, and $50 pair;
COLORED BLANKETS at $1.25, $3.50, So, $3.50,
So, $3.50, "a, $3.50, and So pair;
HORSE-BLANKETS at $1.75 worth $3.50;
Observation-Disclosures at So. 50-would be cheap
ut So; .. u.-...5.as
CRIB and CRADLE-BLANKETSi In great variety,
at LEVY BROTHERS..
no2l
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sEWlyING.MAGHINES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEEMING
M MACHINES.-@T THE LITTLE MONITOR
the ,adie' friend, uses no sAnttle no hobbkn.
winding of thread makes three kinds a ,lces di-
rectly from two whole sIxols, and has q seiErcgu-
latints tension and self-Ssstng needle.
JOHN ID, CRENSHkE, Agent,
no 2-3m 5 1873 Main street, Richmond, va.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH
THANKSGIVING WEEK.

Manager FORD, Of Baltimore. has the privilege to
announce
A SUPERB DRAMATIC ATTRACTION
In the presentation of
i. A. VERY SUCCESSFUL NEW COMEDY,
--. with the brilliant light comedian
MIR. LOUIS l.. JAMES IN THELEADISG ROLE;
The play will be the great Partisan, London, and
New York success entitled
20 THE GREAT DIVORCE CASE; .
originally known in Paris ass LA PROCESS VEAU-
RADIEUX,r In London rs 1.-THE GREAT d.
yORCA CASE,' in New York as "FORBIDDEN
FRUIT -
The dramatic support will be most choice, spe-
cial selection ofiartists, number OF whom VIII
make their first appearance IN Richmond.
On TUESDAY,
1.-THE TWO ORPHANS"
play too well-known to need comment
On WEDNESDAY,
MARRIED IN HASTE,
a new comedy by Bryon, very successful in Lon.
don aud New York.
The sale of seats will commence on THURSDAY
November 23d, at WAITS music-store.
no 20-7t ...,.tn ut. #H
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PROFESSOR POLLARD'S CELEBRA-
i TED JUBILEE SINGERS will give TWO
GRAND CONCERTS at the Seventh-Street Chris
fiJn church on THURSDAY. aud FRIDAY EVE
NINGS, November 23d and Gath, at 8 o'clock, for
the benefit of Twenty fifth Street chapel
,t fine door no 22-3t*
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PERSONAL.

RICHMOND, VA, January %, 1875.
ITO THIS AND EVERY CHRISTIAN
Il COMMUNITY WHEREVER THE LOT OF
OUR BELOVED PASTOR MAY BE CAST:
We, the deacons and members of the Second Bap-
fist church tcolored), located Byrd street, Rich
mond, Va, do most earnestly and heartily testify to
the faithful and earnest performance Of the pastoral
labors Of Brother WILLIAM TROY since he has been
our pastsr. When lie called to the passionate of
this congregation we were without 3 house Of wor
ship, only such as we could from time to time pro-
cure by the kindness of sister churches having lost
our building by the touch or ruthless incendiary
But by his efforts and arduol1s labofs, under the
providence of God, we now haye!a house of worship
which we can call our own The seven years through
which he has administered to us has been both In
stfuctive and profitable. And now, as he Is about
to leave to enter upon new and broader field or
usefulness, sincerely pray that the mission work
TO which lie Is now called may be prosperous IN ITS
wide area. and TO- the winning of many souls to-
Christ, ;iE:n.frf III st..,.f 49,, i9f E1l:.if
~ 80. &C., Z DEACoSs:
GEORGE w. DREW. A. BAKER,
ISAAC LEE, JR.,E ID. j. BR1GHTWELE,. E3
W. IA WHITE,.,t, ss5r GEORGE FLEMING
ROBERT JONES, EDWARD WAILAR, y?
THAbDEUs ROBINSON.
itfisl iiS E{sS TRUSTEES:
sWaI 4. JOHNSON, EDWARD cox, s't3s-1
.SCIPIO cox, II. ~ 5 ROBBERY DELL.sEJ tts3.
..,IT{.., . mo 24-1t*I $50 ...s,a.5,. ,i.,
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HpECTAL NOTICES.

80.
srEsIA NOTICES.
e r ARD n TIMES LARGE srofr
AsD MONEY mosr 81 i AlssD.
REaEanEa, FOR rfiIary DAYS osry,
LADIES, PREPARE YOURSELVES,
AND CALL AT
DiiE rorULA. DRy-sooDs HOUSE
sYcLE BROTHERS,
/ 49s BROAD STREET.
BARGAIN s. BARGAINsi BARGAINS.
rHELATh ST HAVE COME AT LAST :
$4,000 woErH OF DRY GOODS MUST az,
WILL BE SOLD
ATTHE P0UL AR DRY-sooDs Horsy
80 ts "a 81 Of M. FIJI
td sYCLE 3 RoTHERg
.g, 42o BEoA STREET.
so pieces BRoCADE DIR Ess GOODS ., %.
yard, psrer sold for les than acc. per ya.d -
fore; tlt,e t.c,3EE
SO pieces more Of those Oh less GOODS a, ,o,.
200 pieces DRESS GOODS II ON 25c. to 81 s,.,
which Is certainly the sars est and mosteaa,...s'
stock in the eity. E'e
Look at our 35c~KID-6L0ylS g.
'BLACKALPACAsat zoe. worth Csc, at Csc. ,o..,
Soc, at soc. vorth 35c., as IS c. worth 400 =,
doc. worth Sec at soc. wo, tn Goc. at 60.
worth &c., at Csc. worth 75c. !, at 75c. wo,.%
s7Ac. ut size worth 81, at 90 :. worth Al Ia
per yard each. These are certain " the chear..,
ALPACAS ever sold in Richmon.
Look at our 45c. CACHEMIREs.
BLACK SILKS FROM 81 rs up to SO p yard. Loo,
abtncm. ~-
Look at our stock OF CoasETs from 5, c. to % 70
Very Cheap.
IRISH PoPL1Ssat 75c. and 81 per y,r,l Wort,
$1.2s and $3.50 per yard.
Look Mt our FURS.
A new stock Of BUSTLES jus, opened.
COLORED SILKS In great variety, from s,c. "a
$3.50 per yard;
LADIES' UNDERWEAR--a most complete s;oc.
just receiyed-extra cheap. Look at our M,R1-
NO VESTS, two for 81.
We have complete stock Of GENTLEMES's MI.
RINO SHIRTS at very low prices.
a handsome stock of new styles Of BALMORAJ,
and BOULEVARD SKIRTS at a low margin.
BED-sPREADs-a beautiful and complete stock On
hand.
We have large stock ofHoRSE-BLANKErs,ye ,y
cheap.
A large and complete assortment OF BLANKETS.
ESQ sets of FURS from So per set to $50 pr SET,
the cheapest In. the city.
HANDMADE sACQUES and HOODS for ch,Irs,
$50 pieces Of FLANNEL at 15c. worth Co., 4,
zoe. worth csc, at 25c. worth Soc, at 3oc
worth 35c., at 35c- worth 40c., at Acc. worth
. Soc. The cheapest FLANNELS are al SYCLE
= BROTHERS,. .#..
Look at our CLOAXs-
800 pair OF BLANKETS from sI.25 to SIS per
pair.
Look at our - BLANKETS.
$50 Of the latest styles OF CLO OAKS from So to saj
which is the handsomest and most complete stack
In the State of Virginia.
Look at our TOWELS at l2!Hc.
CASsIsIERES! CASSIA1ERES CASsIMEREs!
CASSIMERES from 3D-35, 40, as. 80, 60, IS. 60
S74, 90c., and 81 per yard, and up To So pr
yard.
Look az our 75c.and 81 per yard CASHMERE
special bargain.
so pieces CARPETS from lSc. TO 81 20 per gard.
Look ut our handsome RUGS
600 SHaWLS from 32c. TO S25 each.
Look at our TABLEI1NESS. s ...
TABLE-LINENSa and NAPK1NS-ac complete stock.
LINEN NAPKINS ut T5c-per dozen. and Thousands
Of other goods too numerous TO mention IGr
want OF space.
Do not buy before looking at our stock.
-. ...-...... s-5. SYCLE BROTHERS.
$3.50. No. 429 Broad street,
r.- between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Formerly Isaac and Jthius Sycle. nos
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TRAYS, ATTENTION.-Asse at a
" the regimental arlnory Oh FRIDAY NIGHT rs
NEXT mt 7b o'clock in unuress uniform for drlll n1
and business. BY order of Captain /; J; BoS- II
no 53-ot - Orderly.
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THE LATEST NEWsl SO -.
,,..ge,lgrlLET EVERY ONE REJOICE!
l.. sTERNs CO., 52s BROAD STREET, have been
authorized TO sell TAO pair KID GLOVES ut 34c.
worth 81 par $50 pair KIDS, all shades, at 50e %,
CAAIBRIC at skc worth zoe. These are the BEST EST
GOODS manufactured. 200 yards TERRY CLOTH
at SOC reduced from per yard; large lot FIR UT
NAPKINS ut &c: apiece; 500 WHITE QUILTS at
SO worth double tie money; Just opened u new sup
ply of DRESS GOODS ut one shilling yard worth
25c; al, shades BR0CADED DRESS GQODS at
20c. worth 35c.; BLACK CACHEMIRES at 75c:
worth $I.25; don't pay 81 .25 for q KID GLGKE;
If You can buy the same at 34c.; SO dozen LADIES
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at S1.45 per dozen
worth SO; BEAVER and CHINCHILLA CLOTHS
CAssi ME cheapest goods in the city.
NEW GOODS received daily.
Don't buy your DRY GOODS before LOOKING at our
stock. >,,,,,,
Forty dozen BALMORAL and BOULEVARD
SKIRTS at half price ut a. s.
L. STERN & CO.'S.
523 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth.
nolS ~ =
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FIREWORKS.

FIREWORKS.
ElIRE- WORKS.-Just received, In time
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, worth of spienad
FIBE-W0RK which u will sell M very low prizes
In order TO give NIL chance 70 ssoffyN at saoau
- a 81 r tss7sss2tf ANDREW PiZZINI, JRs
no o }s5s3isE. SO7 Broad street. ).
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A DRAMATIC COMPANY OF TEN PEOPLE
Two PERFORMANCES DAILY.
MATINEE ut 4 O'Clock. EVENING PERFORM.
ANCE commences at O'Clock
Matinee prices, 10 and 20 cents; evening prices
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY at O'Clock,
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY at 2 O'Clock,
/. GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY at 2 O'Clock:
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~ LARGE ADDITIONS TO OUR
stock of ,NOTE-PAPERS and ENVELOPES, in
boxes, ut reduced prices.
NOTE-PAPER ut 81 per rcam worth $3.50;
ENVELOPES at So per thousand. at
no21 - LEVY BROTHERS..
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ATOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
IN STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND,
YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held at the office OF the company,
in this city WEDNESDAY the 9th day of Decem-
mn ot6 Secretary.
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RICHMOND, November 8, 1876

RICHMOND, November 5, 1870.
NOTICE TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF
CONPANY.-The annual meeting OF the stockholi-
ers of the chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
will be held in the city of Richmond On THURS
n ~ d - I'd '''- - j. GARRETT. Cashier.
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] Er.ECTAL NolTrCEs.

Eg-SILKS I STLKSt sILKsi
NON IS faE TrifEa 10 BUY YoUR SILKS.
LEVY BROTHERS
are otferfng come traordinary inducesucuts.
|BLACK SILKS at 76, so, 90c., 81, s1.1g, S1.25,
s1.35, oil. 90, $f. 60,sl.65. $1.75s ~, s2.25,
S2 so, Ss.7,s, 90, 1926, sind $3.50
CoIoRED sTLES at s1.25s 91.3s, $1e5Gs Fits
a,Se.25, $3.50, $2.75, and 20;
sraIPED SILKS nc IS, s5, 90c., and u
being determined to reduce their stock OF sis, ad
have axed prices low enough 70 insure speedy safe.
i:a LEVY BROTHERS,
FEATHER TRIMMING. no ~
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NEW 1UKk, NUVtMD6T- Zoo Ht I Oot
says: "The best thing the South Carolina
Board of Canvassers can do is to reassen-
BILE. The country will not be satisfied with
proceedings which look liks sharp practice.
Weadmit that the Supreme Court itself is not
free from a suspicion OF sharp practice. No
appearance of judicial sharp practice, how
ever, can excuse the sharp practice Of the
canvassers. In the first place, conservative
opinion of the country demands respect Cor
the judgments Of the constituted authorities
and it is better that decision which is wrong
shall be obeyed than it shall be disobey ed,
even to secure,a right end. The proceed
ings OF yesterday will not convince the
country that the canvass is honest and fair"
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-06

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8uut Masmnslcn / @ansoal oeoe
ben 16ce Mai. omtrent 80 @at
asmmsI, poa YIaeisn erl0ncsel'lel
spcrlt upps / ben TRANCE SlelclIp'l
i Werbepen at gipeoalspnnoet, Yen
MIprSe uur otter manages %'p0eS'
bprS en- al @aturen Oprlnoslla me-
! oet bsaapst, men Del tlllss lo@'me'
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-06

SirsSag Den 23Ns Miai cece, llSel
ioruesoacnNs SpaNom, gnfefrn Gli
Is Gbriltsnicu i &ra0srp. ieot lam
mcitcoS Den 26be Sui 1875 bur
pilee altiaa Den 26oc Sui irrltfom
meups bape opnaaet eli @loer a
100 @ar. $nn bar Satter al for.
Ienalt aiogbs 8pioseb ocriteos
Senocr.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-06

9 ct grcu til N~orocnilelbS 8loen'
DC fortruss, at Snsmanben Yeoer
Mortenicn 500 bar fOrerst til Sra'
pif &irfe . masiipe |oIlDs meo til
bersnpe Mesiiuaitassr. Yaa SpTor'
BRING uf @enisbsnen taffece Yralten
2osn Yaaifsoa9 cen loollte SIls'
mauo fra 8orbcrsn for ben uatrs
Wane.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-06
I(uftiOmarimS


autt5alsr ia til yanesmane | @inne'
i6sii % ~rmlissenee ecuntisr.
siireesbss s%aranterss mob biuis Be
falling.
Wan fan cnten l%triitlil cller munetlij
benpsnNe ia til unSette8nece, Der Boz
/ Osdan, ellsr til "Oeecrab YeltsnS"
Office. y. Sppnlen'
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-06
DEBORAH
Mmtbpriicrct &ap.$fOO 900.
Scrretninsslrfale iammen mce
FIRST NATIONAL BANK / Setprab,

Wrnnblagt af Gapituliiter / Seec.
rab for at brips eli orbcntlig Spa.
rcbanf. Sublfno ira Ell
Dollar % opao moota9es, Jicntcr
bctoles, % 9icntcs &clitc for bpcr
6 MnancO, iaolGn0e Ycngcne bllpc
ltaaenpe / Banfen. Wan tan life
srboIoe 8entcr poo Ell i~ifrere eller
bebre Maabs, buertcu al imaa eIler
ltore GUNNER, enc peo at inNlrtte
Dem i oenne Sparcbanf. 81 bar
Ell uorlf 8stient, Der lrlaer for os
YasiagcrsS illcttcr for WHITE STAR
Qinicn % ale andre nbmrrfeoc Salip
OF Scilifibslinirr til % ira al'
Ifanbinaullfe $apne, o9laa Tcrlcl
paa ale DC bcbite Banter | DC lfan'
oinapilfe Ganoe.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-06
SruItcrs on Hcicrcnccs:

Is. Is. 9iferman. .. y. Sbcmpicn
u. @rabilb. .. @peiten. 81. W
Mattelcn. Yrcf. Z. porien. @ep. V.
8creu. Seu. 81. 3. rcmmen, 3r. ga,
3asicrer. -. 9. Sclterg % ale ane''
Staeninaper / 0eecrab.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-06

Sno g. @ebltsr. Dranfpiuc
s.. Nriac, guiooto. Mlnn.;
@m. Siusrman. Occult Zane;
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-06

Waiter Il. Woods HarUester 0fGrr 81 8OO.
Walter Il. Woods Harvester 0fisrr 81 8ON)
q. .. epdes SeIpbiuser for bpas oasnnapnts @afiner.
Waiter II. Woods Reaper Gtrrr Ga 6ON
Walter II. Woods Reaper 0iirrr 81 0ON.
Waiter II. Woods Iron Frame Moloer.
BeloH HorUeStcr With adjustable Reel
Bcl0it Reaper 0irrcr 6 SOB
Little Champion Reaper GfGrer 6 8OS).
Leode, Iron Eyune g. Iron Bar dfrrr 6 6ON.
Leader, Iron Frame d Iron Bar 0fierr 3 6ON
C8eass Single or Combined).
Meadow King Mower.
'Masinion" og Sweepstakes Terskemaskiner
Taylor og Keystone Hay-Rakes.
Keystone Horse Corn Planter,
Beloit Norwegian Plov
Peru City Plov.
A P. Dickey (Raoine) 6anninsmrIe.
Buckeye Force Feed Drill
Buckeye Force Feed Secder, IL Hoes.
Buckeye Force Feed Secder, y Hoes.
Prairie City Seeder 10 Hoes.
Prairie City secder u Hoes.
Prairie City Scedcr IA Hoes.
Ollie iaaIsSes i~noretteos, at @rasrc fan iaoes mec Dem.
Fit stot Oplag af Harve Og Hand Corn Planters
vi er osiaa @acnhr for
Remington Symaskncr.
gi bar iua moetaaet ct npt SpOs al De ioa iOrc'laSns p''s"V"
q DnNsbe
Stoughton Wagons and Carriages,
hbrtrsbe Of 8. 81. Manot, stongbton, Wis.
Wore M9enter ere: ou. G
SObn Setter, Sobm Saroarwcs, Sames SiOse'a' " y S''"' =
S @elm, gS. 9. Gremsr. ". 3. Sn9pes.
epsrs uuoertesnebs Ycncnsr. bOorlsoss DC mf S'asS S"''"'''
ION DC bruste dbHs Mar.
3 SoSS srou,riu,. Sno 9. 8ebtsr, Drantpilc
; g. MidboI,ou Ss6ou. IS. Nriac, gliooto. Winnj
s S. gooos gresco sopa; Sm. Siusrman. Occult aone;