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New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
MAILAcK,S THEATER.
and Mrs. Florence ended their engage,

Mr., and Mrs. FIOICnCc CnUtU IHtIT tHEd-'-
,ncut t Waack', Thcater on Saturday night It began
on the 2gh OF Nay and bas lasted four months; hnd
The Mighty Dollar Las thus acquired an impetus that
Will make il roll prospcrou.y through the dramatic year
1ls evening Wallacks Thcatcr will be closed; hut to
morrow night The regular dramatic season viii begn
there wIits u piece called Forbidden frut MI
Montague. MI Beckett, and Mr Anou are IN the cast
40 also are Mss Iyaf. Miss Gcrmun. and Madame
p,p.i Mr. Bou,iclu!t comes % Wallacks IN November
with "Thc shauLAraun" aud later IN the season NJ
WaIlack viii appear IN new piece that SIR Bouccauli
has written for him. No authentic information Is AZ
hand with reference 20 the ming piece Dut Ia gen
cra u may De- said that ;lc pIof Get s good ~ charm
ing season OF this tlcaicI-an uSiiiuuon which ha'
stcadly been conducted un rlLt principles aud WIKI
equal tatte, ability. u,tfy, and discretion.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
MRS. G. X. GARRISON.

TO Inc EdITOT UT IHt II F""'F'' :,
SIR: When one whom we b0th honor anu
dearly lovebecauso she believed In ana pracccu 'no
divine lessons which come from Christ-is suddenly
tal,cu AWAY from hs our sorrow is great indeed On
"Wednesday last the writer sat more than an hOur
with Mrs G. X. Garrison In her bean'hW
home, talking pleasantly Of things in which both were
interested, notably OF the New-York Infant Asy-
lum. OF Which institution Mrs. Garrison was
President Tho next morning tThursdayl the writer
called AT the house again. and exchanged few cheerful
,ors with her beloved friend Mrs Garrison seemed as
wqh "a usual indeed better for there was faint sweet
bloom upon her cheekd and more than usual yVacV III
heT manner. No lassudo emacation, no PAIN gave
promonlton OF the dread event. yet three hours a,e
she lay upon her bed sleeping sleeping we'll Tor sho
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
MIR. rlLnrx,s EErrsAL TO PAY TAX.

To me Edttor OF The TrtbHHe.
SIR: Permit me TO suggest that II is hardly cor
rect use of language TO SAY tina. Mr.. lIdcn system
aically neglected to render return Of his income
~ required by law. The word neglect would seem
to convey the impression that, possibly, Mr. Ildca.
from press of prof 'ssonal duties or othor cause,
overlooked or forget his duty under the statute. On
the contrary, the income law specifically required the
assistant assessor 10 serve timely notice on
each delinquent taxpayer before proceeding
to assess his income and enforce the pay
ment OF penalty for violation Of the law. As this
notice was necessarily served each year Oh Mr..
Tldcn his failure 10 make any return became rcfa-
sat, which take it, is the ht word 10 apply 10 his
course. The Income act contained tins clause
e" Froridfd drhor That penalty shall bc assessed
upon any person for such neglect or refusal, or
making or rendering false or fraudulent return,
except after reasonable notice of the time and place
of hearing 10 be- regulated by the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue ~ to give tho person charged
an opportunity 10 bo heard a. H. y.
IhfiadciphfI, Sept 20, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

AGNEwon the morning Of the 29th Of sspteooe5 1873
Elizabeth Thomson AB.Gg~, WHO" q 'no iA'o "''"'n
Relatives friends invited 70 attend tho funeral at
oct 2 at u O'Clock.
sEEBE-On saturday Sept So oimembraneous Group Elios
Morris only child q Maria Louise and Dr. clarence h.
Reebe aged 10 sionths
Notice Of funeral IN evening papers
BRApIEY-Near CasetOn Corners staten Island, sept 81
%tc Of Alvin C. bradley aud daughter q the late Charles
smith Of Rochester.
cARMAN-on Friday Goth ut, Charles f. Carman OF THIS
rI Stces viii be bed At the Presbyterian Church.
Ter OF Tenthaye. ami Onehundrcl andhtty nfths, on
ance To- meet O'Clock train IRON rhrliethsL at Carmans
VILE depot, one hundredaud.nf;y -sec0nd-st.
CooKE-ln Paterson ~ j., on Sunday morning Get l,
yrs arc resectfay Invited to attend funeral
broadway Reformed Church ON Wednesday, the 90, at
pm. . -.
Dickinson William B. a. Eureka. Col, Sept iG' 1876.
aged 23 years, month. and ) days.
Chicago III, papers please copy
The funeral viii be hold At Ing late residence 4sl
Henry.st, Brooklyn, Monday Oct a. = O'Clock p m
GARRIsoN-su suddenly, sept %, Mary Noge wife of Cor
% eayes and friends Of the family are
funeral services at ne Uuyesl'{ piaGs & rs6' 5eTan m
9 ohgTs Mcas sSSs st az Ii OcSci TS % ''' T. ~
30 sophie NJ eldest daughter of Thomas aud Mary L. GIL
r9Ssa SHs t on nh fas aah yea ocG = ' st
YoaSe = M S on a saTSy 5s %aa ssRs F,. go Anna
Funeral ei vices al the OF her mother Bue ista
Tnss pS on 9G e al s & ca5a Gem
tral Depot IL. r. Il. H. al O'Clock
REDFIELD-At Kennebuuk Me-. on sept 20 1876, IN the
5Sth ycr of his axe Charles b. Rehed OF Pittsled haSS
formerly o Albany, y. y -
FumeSi rom hs late residence Pitshcd Tuesday oct
8 AZ $50 Remains VIII be taken 10 Albany .or inter-
mCnt.
ST Friday, Goth u, Newton st John late OF Mo-
bile Ala. -.
3oclock Frionds OF the family are invited
WALDRON-At orange, y. j.. on the S0ih Ut Eliza wal
Funeral services At $3.50 MONDAY Oct 2 from the residence
OF her niece MIS- G. y. Ensn, sOaih MAN ST. nra fIhe
on The arrival the leaving Barcays at 2;aO r. M
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
pASSENGER HED.

FROM LIvERPooL-Ja steamship EgypL Oct MT. MT
tree Mr. Crabree r j. Dantry, Mrs L. and Master pap
tTy Rev T. j. COnan Rev. w. j. Gibbons. T. BabDage j.
II Knapp Dr. j. f. Barbour, w. L. COmstock j. b. Clarke.
J. Ralter Wilkinson, n. H. Walker r. Webb, W. H. Jones
DR. W. H. Sanders j Watkins A. i. TOovery, :. Fox q.
s. Wces w A. HarrCn HOye Capt SarabOclla, Master
Sarah p Robinson, Mia T.. Dalworth, Mrs Lucas,
EldIidge, Miss r.. p Barnes,
Mis- Hogan Mas g. Robson Mr. and MIS- Hartley, J; r
LiyngstoD Miller Mr and Mrs j. A. DeBnison and child,
II. l.. Mendenhal j. 4. Harlan Mr.; and Mrs O. Gresn,
McIaaehn Mr and Mrs. Ripley and Misses Ripley. A.
H. Ripley, Dr. w. N. smart
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
CENTENNIAL MEMORANDA.
PIANO AWARDS.
WEBER OF NEw-YoRK RECEIVES THE HIGHEST AWARE
AT Tile CENTENNIAL Exhibition.

WEBER OF NEw-YORK RECEIVES THE HIGHEST A"Al'D
AT THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 81, 1S76.-In no department
of the Exhibition has the competition been greater
than among the piano makers and while the contest
soon narrowed down to but few houses it seems I'M
disputed that Weber has dstanced all competition,
and must be to-day recognized as the piano maker
par excellence of the world and the Musical Jury
has but stamped the seal of the American Centen-
NAL Exhibition upon the generally awarded verdict
of every vocalist and musician by the award Whlch
gives the medal to A. Weber Of New-fork for sym
pathetic, pure and rich tone, combined with great
est power. as shown in the three styles, grand,
square, and upright pianos, which show intelligence
and solidty in their construction, plant ana easy
touch. which at the same time answers promptly to
its requirements together with excellence OF work
manshp.D
While the Judges accredit to Weber's competitors
Largest volume, purity, and duration of tones -
mere mechanical qualities-to Weber alone are ac-
credited the highest possible musical qualities
Sympathetic, pure, and rich tone, with greatest
power.
1t is the sympathetic and rich quality Of tone
which has made the Weber piano the fayorite OF
every singer as well the public 1t is these special
qualities which, combined with purity and greatest
power, in voice make the greatest singer, and
which in an instrument make it the peer OF its COM
pettors. Purity, power, and duration are but cold
exponents Of mechanical excellence Add to these
qualities as the judges say are contained In the
Weber, sympathy and richness of tone, and you
breathe into it warmth and life, and you have the
ne Plus ultra of piano
This Weber has done at the Centennial, ana when
the Judges commend hs instruments also for their
soldty of construction and excellence of workman
ship they tell the public that the Weber piano is the
best in the world. L. c.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
TIE runMAs nRcHESTRA.

The sale of seats for Mr.. Theodore Thomas 5
shoi; coucI. season is going forward nj stcnway
Hall The public has now very good chance To prove
whether the orchestra has been really missed during
The past summer ami whether the numerous lamtnia-
lions which have arisen from all SIDES on account OF s
absence from the city sincere Mr. Thomas ought To
have an exceptionally support during the season
which will coum,nco on "wednesday, not only becnls
he has bt,u 20 long away from u- but also to make
amends for some part Of the ect with which be has
sometimes been treated heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

MIXED COMPANY.-Scene-The Ballroom of
a fashionable Seaside Hotel-Lady GOdiva Highinks
10 her partner during pause IN the vase)-"A Al can't
Yes my lady many's the pair ot white saith shoes I've
ad the pleasure OF ttin your LadysElD at ouse
40 tle Burlington Arcadei And'-(sinkng his voice to
fascinating whisper)-"I must say that more hex
duste foot than yours lady, never yet 'eld in my
land !"- Punch
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
MIDNIGHT WEITHER REPORT
COvrPV,'TVT pRODABIITTTFS.

For the Nidde States and Ncr- England, rising.
sieeeled dtrig me dy bu siyiriy hg barometer. COOL
norirrsiery tcds backing 10 irGrmer S0uiicesierg,
and clodr partly e.oilty trcdther
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, SEPT 3O.-CATTLE-Receipts 600; shipments
$500 dn stock steers ard 50 ass % fair 10
good do, a 8S4 45 extra prime, 80 40
HOGS-Receipts 5000; shipments, 300; steady, nTm
heavy s. 1896 Is light shipping and packing 50 95e
So l22 extra smooth, S6 20dS6 80.
SHEEP quiet, unchanged; receipts, 100.
ISDIASAroLs Sept 30.-Hocs unchangedi receipts LOO
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

A COMPLIMENT 70 AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
Thej Niebclung Orchestra at Bayreuth un-
dor the leadership cf Hans Richter and Aug. Wlhemy
have presented Richard Wagner beautiful! concert
grand Of Mcssrs Sieck Il Co.'s make Ncw-York, whcn
Is not only high compliment to tho welknoWn firm,
lut ulso American industry.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

NINE. DEMoREsT's LATEST GRAND TRIUMPH.
The Centennial Exposition awarded 10 Nine Dcmorest
the Highest Honors and the only award for Patterns OF
the Fashions all other competitors also, prize
medals for system OF Dress Cutting, Stocking sus-
penders skirt Supporters and C0rscts These comprise
the awards made to Nine. Demorest Of always Flrst
Premiums In every competition. including the Worlds
Fair American Institute. Maryland Institute, Mechan-
les Institute Boston, and other State Fairs for
the last twenty years.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

ruined by stubborn attack Yet all daDgc
avoided and the cbis promptly broken up by re
sorting Dr. d. Jaynes Ague Mixture Sold eyoIywhero
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

Centennial Award lIsda on graved by HENRY MITCHELL
of boston eecirotpes in three 80 dheTeht sze prepared
authority. under the suptfHisi01 O NJ Suthe Viii DO
on sale aftcr WEDNESDAY Oct H. by JohAolOS BkoS
Sl2 Broadway. NOwIOik
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

Nature gives us hair useful sppenage why permit it
gray and fail QUIT SO PAEAkKs llAlH bAlAA
sold by all druggists.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

The Di-play IN the GENTS FURNISHING GOODS Department
at 4 RAYMOND Co.'S, COthors, corner Of Fulton anu as
su st- extensive ami select As any house IN s city
and many OF the leading goods sOd az less tnan ha pilce
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
M4RRTEN.

GIBSoN-GRIFFIN- THURSDAY Sept 2 al the residence
OF The pareuts BRIDE Flushing by the cy. George
St.ilnan, William Il. Gibson ana FredeTics u. Grimm
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

and all thoue good qualities which md hSSS what hope they
mon and women what they are 'Ii" "-'"'
w 10
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
Snecial Notlres.

A meeting TO ratify the nomiua tions Of HAYES and
WII t viii DO hcd 10y the Boys IN Blue OF the cities OF
NewYork aud Brookyn At Cooper Institute on TUtSDAr,
oct g. al m. MajCi Ceu JOHN a DIX, NOoverbOi OF
the stale and Chanan OF the Union veterans
National Committee VIII address the members OF the orgaza
ton All companies Of Boys in Blue dcsirOns OF parucpa
log demonstration are requested TO report AT the hea1
quarters Department OF New York Fifth Avenue Hotel
tne,tng CHARLES X. GRAHAM,
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements.
SIDNEY DEKAY. Secretary.
Bure,s Fall styles Dress aud Felt Hats ready al poru
lar pricOsL 2l4 Broadway, Park BanA Bmolhg
Fnrnisbsd House 60 Let in Brooxlyn.-The nrstclass
foursiory and brOwnstone house WITH extra o
Lron ~ oI EirSf pace near ClntoDst Tho hOnss fully
and handsomely furnished and WI te rented 10" 10 uesr
able tenant Apply on premise.
Patents, Trtdeniarks, DC.
seeured In the United stat and foreign countrtesDy
ARTHUR " BRIESEN'S PATENT AGENCY.
26S Broadway, NewYork.
Beat reierences Send for book VI Instructions
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

ii hsumsfrl variations n th ciF tY irn1s ~
u' Th~ - ar- i'l.ou. % time 10, ,- = h'fP'
The rTufra aunf1u a nr Wlk ID dl
lsht oi 90. ossustsf r~ sa.- car'-i W. in l1'r Or &
tI-
rIFri uu- % ruty an7r tAr 1 NJ nrhi
ID afur i
Iftl-rr NIfuafHrs
lI'r1ri
Nhru
ls raueIf ~ ucia1 FfAl- FN ~
0f fns -
rnfUfY
...,. painfa /. unmlltakahy 70 pleasant seahrrI
Saturdays weather was Natihhc, rain ihng ~ lnici-
walls. ami the wind shifting uucasily from southwe.
point That condition Is shown by The Irregular curve
Of prc.suc tHat day In the upper diagram II CON
-a.ts with the very uniform curve ard gcate rise re-
corded In tho lower diagram Tor yesterday Icmpera-
ufr has risen .ghtly and there Is s'i cvrsd"rab"
percentage ~ humidity in The air The conditions an"
u general favorable aud give - prospect oi dA5 Or
two - moderately faig weather
For t!u- city and vicinity a dny Of mingled cloud and
sunshine s Indicated, with fresh winds. Ney slight
probability OF pric showers ana no Likelihood "i heavy
storm.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
zzzsuzx-1zSFU-1
DIED.

Al Nolioe. Of Marriages must be inaor'ei ri@ t"H
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS
STATE OF NEw-YORK.

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN, 1876.
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE,
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. NEW-YORK.
net
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
ILnn. RENJ. X. PHELPS.

Hon. GEORGE W. CURTIS.
Hon. SETH l. MILTfHEN.
( Gen. DANIEL U2LMAN.
5 Hon. JOHN OAkEl.
1 Gru. JAMES ". Hustled.
5 lion. ISAAC l. HAYES.
Hon. BUTLER -. NOBLE.
Hon. CHACNCEI VI. DEPEW.
SIlou JAMES \. BRIGGS.
{ Hon. /. BRADFO'D PRINCE.
Hon. JAMES r.. ANGEL.
, Gen. JOSEPH q. JACKSON.
s Ecy. HENRY n. GARNET.
Hon. p. ID. CULVER.
Hon. \. II. FARRAE.
Col. ANSON :. WOOD.
Col. A. l.. BANTER.
Hon. WILLIAM n. TEFFr.
.. Hon. j. b.. WARWICK.
Gen. +. h. GATES.
Hon. II. J CDGGI>HALL.
Hon. n. r. MASHBON.
Hon. GEORGr ". HOMIE.
.IIod. 4. ". GLEASON.
Non. G ID. MURRAY.
col. r. B. THORPE.
Gen. GEO. W. PALMER.
( Hon. q. =. NEDDEN.
: Hon. W. g. LAIDLAW.
Gen. RUFUS SCOTT.
CHARLES ID. BAKER
Hon. \. \. YATES.
Hon. 4. ID. ADAMS.
. capt. ROBE ~ GROVE.
Hon. j. "a. LITTLEFIELD.
(Hou ID. ". &. PECK.
~. Il. SMITH.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30
aae Slaas
TarmprDbufter
Silialafbeltno
SeIpcr.

De Ssrrsr y. Z. Bater & Go.
bar al i'm Sarooars.S anbel stabIerst
en- SiIiuIaioelins i Ssipsr, boor De
itaoist oil bOlbe en- bpetis 5iuimcc
iamt iuIo SOripning mso &inparsr,
Sa9reuosr. patentersbs suIpaniisrsos
Strn.S unsrrr, Wetauic Gbimneps
etc. etc. Ii9dom De Osiao / i'm ST..
liaIafceIin9 / Ssipsr oil pnnftlie
eilsrfomme subuer Srors lIstiaa 9obt
icm i osres Sutit / gecorab.
5iliaIaioeIin9sn er etabIsrst for
osito iterre g~sfutmmcIi9hso for Golf
/ bet uOroli9e @luncibsit Gountp
O9 ipbliae Wiunaiota. 8arsrns oil
bliDs iolsts til Gecorab. Yriisr.
R%spnrotioner uoferss eobt %
blaist.
81. I. Safer s. So.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

Scnrettclie. SOpbls 3obannesoat
tiers 2enratsIis fanpt Stso / 5rebs.
rifsbaIo Den lSos Scbruar. SUN
git Scosn imeos mco en- iislpeu
5oitbeo % SinosrO % bsioarsrc
fart os tDoeIist be Spprssmaal,
YrGitsu 9lOroc bsnbc. Ser par
1000 Ysrioner tilitsrs, ocribIanci
mango &uinosr. Ser bsrifeoe StiI.
bsb % Nluor blauot 5lllfuerne.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

Srme paa SHrcn. s Ell Wso.
osIslls ira Sslbu. iom CT tilitIust
"5br. @cr.1, bsoer Oct Otter Den
iibits iiarfs StOrm of @sit. ri tlu.
De / fOrrise llse, bar iss ieet en-
Monspe Srme paa Snssn. osls
ccos, rsls lspenos. Nosle at Dem
er sraa. andre brossos. mso 3 Yar
8asbeu % Selsborn, lite ulis Ga
lernea viburni
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

Ut SnObrnDsipueri. buorpso Der
bltu bOriltiaaIst Sub. % Seluia9er
til Ell iamlet @6roi al ca. 1000
Spo.. bleu en- Senbas @Orssn for.
epet bos 8uIoimsp g. @brabamier
i Brrsuosn / sIiitianiano. 5pusn
tusr Sppene - De anta9ss at baus
p6rst 10 - bapbe banst ia Sno.
gang 9icnnem ct @inbu i Oct til
8apsn psrosnoe &9rftsb, buor be
bapos tu9st en- 8uos % esrpaa faast
SlncuesttOgsns nibaipsbs. Sra @Urt.
itsbet oar be TONNE ino / 8ufitfeu
al, bpor Be bapos faast los en- iterrs,
paa Often i%iausnoe % til benns fat.
Ijmst untiuinssfasi. for Sub. %
minpre S%clpia9er, builfen be csrpan
hupoe msbtugst meo belle bens Sup.
bolo. (Oaebl)
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

1921 j. bUorof 129.62l Spb 81 i
ior iOI8t Selp, 40 943 Spo. 62 +
Renter al 2riitSicncct % 5.O49 Spr.
Oucrifno al 6oritboisnst. uoaiitcrnt
ucaiOtbe 1913 2l9 Spo. 80 f. buor.
siter GGrftts Sucrifuo bIiur 50 l43
Spb. 6j1 E
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

Sougsbrrg SOluudrt, vi ben al
6inauts. Oepartsmcntet iii Storibin.
get aieiOne 8eretnins ON Songs.
bsrss Seluosrfs Oriit / Iarct 1874,
%crfarsS. at YGTfstS iamIsoe Snotes.
ter for @arst upsiOrb. 1s6, 362 Spo.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

TcS WDntinOrciuingen paa &cnss.
berg par Der pcr uoIebct Naret 1875
/ Oct Ssle uombuiet al 20.8ronsr
302 $40 Stfr., 10 8roner "a 900
Stfr., 8ronsr 10000 Stfr., so.
Sas 500 900 Stfr. l0.Sre 5000,
coo Sttr. I'll It SGroibsleb UIpre
Mpnt Of 1897. 695 Spb.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

5 Srangcoals 9urso sr Der i
5anuar Maanso bette @ar ltnot life
mInors END IL Sierns. .bpcrai en-
sntslt Sfptisr bar byGbt 5 DIR os
en- annen B.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30
Storse.

3locbrano. Nuitsn melIsm Den
3ole % Ace Ssbr. uehbranote Sic.
let paa Susmanospluoim @ilsbraa.
ten | @rne 6inifC9. Gre Sisr %
leI Saar in~bebrenote - % Den fat
tlse Slsmauo mi'itsoe bsrpeo ON
trent alt. ban eieoe.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

3orOitlllu. %. u. ior 22oe San.
lfriuer Gen l8oe os. 81. 8 10 W.
giim. m9rtsoes pau Storocen /
Senoborolauo ct lite ubetpeeIi9t
5oroiti1lu. 8pitdIien ait i 8stnins
ira Spo til Noro, par Ieoiasst al
ct temmsli9t ii9rft. bumpt Sren
iom noar &onOnsr susr turet I0S
ishe @O9ue burtis rule Opsr en- BRO,
% par llu iiGrt. at Bliftei, Der
bang pno aiettsnpe9pen, tom / Bs.
cGGsIie. Den for Uore Gsne iIeloue
Ndturbssiusnhsb lagttosss osiaa paa
8aitIanbet Ell for StOroesn os Ii.
gslsbss pau Gerre psit for iamms.
5Olf rsr paa Zen bersttsr, at Der i
1857 fanot en- Ii9nenbe SOrorpItsIis
Sieo. Wsitnar.)
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

Noracs Sant. uobpttst for forri.
&c Oar al Nftierue / Norsss 8anf
sr iisIse "Sbr. Gor." bsitemt til II
pSt.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

GDpruSiOricl. Susoas / forrise
uss laa / Stauanssr en- Sersbaao
mec 20. 900 Gppcr. Der lfulos fen.
oes meo Oampifib til Sull.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30
81. I. Nafer S So.
"Scr Siemmet",

fem iues6closr ct aipsrlsnts ~ cmboa.
sslis ucpalIt Saisitgf, uetcmmsr / 1876,
lem fer, 2 9an9e maaneelia, men /
GttapbsftSr Of meo Smilal. Bris /
Sorifuo $500, Bcrtc i~bersaust. 10.
a~iperen betilsr ielp Hcrtceu. Rlubber
i 6 ieruebttalte Gremplarer faa bet
Ice frlt. &eresIe:
&. Sbroreen.
0rapsr IL, Setprat, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

Sill SpfOrelie al nm SOloboobpa-
ming | Sramlnru sr At &saicringcn
forslIaast en- 8,uiI8niuB al 27000
Spo.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

guo ira Sgbet Yoo Sucrreiien ira
@up9ort iiIGarpiT msb Bari Maurp'
al Stapon9sr blsp Der / Dc ierite
Gage al December IObcet paa 65
Same @anb unotr Den norlie 8pii.
Sitter SpblIinsen bite Del zig. at
/ 3al9eu uuber Goblet bappe feitst
n9 en- sano at ti Msnnslfs, Iissiom
Der oaiol ipntss Wrrftr eiter Here
S9nber. Gnbpibsre piite Der ii9
Spor al tillpnelabsnbe irilft Blob.
Wsbbslsven iubsltaar Tor Sanbbsotu
at bsnne 8stnniue.- 3porpiot bans
6ormenlne ON. at Den funons 3anb
Uor al ct Msnnslts, 9runoer il9 paa
SasiuubitNb, MAJ ri lace itaa Der.
ben ; imihIsriio turbe Der / benue
penieenbs life pHrs ipnbsrlia Nnlso.
ming til SslItO0elic. ba S0nosrne
bos ale 9apeiS Our sr pibt for.
lfltQi9e ira WsnnsltetGrcsr.
(WsItror
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General Merchandise.


81 fan rIitnof life 0iers fSororinN
pae "itornrtet Gartnpldg elIer ncoet
nalmineelist aisncifab til SanbeIen".
men taQer Os alli9epsl ben SSrlbeb
al inobpoe SnnosmGnh til al beiege
os % unocrle9e rors Tnrer % sri.
Ter. % ital Oct here Dor SeitrGbeIie
uso reosll9 8~sbanblin9 90 rlmsllGe
Yriler at iorlfane os &snner 90
&unoer.
Ollie SIa9s 6armprOoufter tasss
/ 8nlte for &arer.
&lminoslie Scuitano gipss til ia.
tie &unoer.
SSrbeoi1lt
Sens 2. Gee. 3. 6. SUbpiou.
Selsc VI. Sanaclano.
Sscurab, ben lite Stptbr. 1875
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30
Storif Sfoma9erpdrffeS!
O.E.AmundSenACO

&litr Strtst. 9Oor0b. Soma,
Ii9toutrior Biuueibsit 3ouis.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30
DIp., pip.

Serpeo tiunosr ri os at benIeoe
bet Grsos Yublifums Spmrr,iomheo
paa, at ul M bar opsrta0st @aen.
tnrfotreiuiu9en Of be beremis "Gbar.
Ter Saf Stopss". vi bar TT enbuer
Sio iuIoiiGnbi9t Splna Ca i9Ieer
ali til Dc lapsite Yriisr i Mltfeoei.
Oct til pore Gone neouenolee Gil.
bsher ct ali 9lOrt ai Os isIu al De
bsoits Watsrialisr % iulot iOrhftre.
BE-.
Charter Dat Stopes" er manu-.
iattsrsoe al ct. Qouis W%auniaclu.
rD 81 Co., ct Of BE- eIoits Monu.
iafturist i Nmsrifa, iorbtn | 9rop,
y. ..
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30
Sra Mooerranoene.

(@i f'anpiuacife @ldce inrnl 23ce Se6r.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

g .. Codes Sepbinper Tor be9ge oatrurgrte @Rafiner.
Wauer II. Woods Reaper Gteru 81 6Oo).
Walter Il. Woods Reaper dt0yer 81 500.
Walter Il. Woods Iron Frame .uo1Oer.
Beloit Harvester with adjustable Reel
BeI0it Reaper 0irrr 6 6a)
Little Champion Reaper Gfirrr 6 500.
Leader, Iron Frame 8. Iron Bar Gfirrsr 6 500.
Leader, Iron Frame O. Iron Bar Qfiarsr 8 500.
C8sss Single or Combfned).
Meadow King Mower.
Masiiion' og Sweepstakes T~erskemaskiner
Taylor og Keystone Hay-Rakes.
Keystone Horse Corn Planter,
Beloit Norwegian Plov
Peru City Plov.
A p. Dickey (Raoine) Sanninsmele.
Buckeye Force Feed Brill.
Buckeye Force Feed Seeder, IL Hoes.
Buckeye Force Feed Seeder, II Hoes.
Prairie City Seeder 10 Hoes.
Prairie City Seeder l2 Hoes.
Prairie City Seeder IA Hoes.
Nle iaasbss inoulte0e. at @rrsirr fan iaass meo Dem.
Et s,ort Oplag af Harve og Hand Corn Planters.
vi er Osiao a8entcr for
Remington S~ymaskiner.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

Sore M9entsr ere:
SObu Setter, SOhn Sarcsrpss, Sames Sweba, v. 8. Siss, G.
g. Gisieu, W. 8. Gremcr. W. s. Suebcs.
Spers uuoetssnsbs Yaousr. bporebss Be lfsr 9ofts Sepbinesr,
iom be bru9te fpfe &ar.
d. Sobo. Sranfpiue; So Z. Mebttr. 6raufoile
J. {. Ntdoion, Ssnan; 81. Stigp, glioatn, Winn;
y. $. Sog9s, Greece, Soma; @m. SiQerman, eOcuit Cane;
Noes Sotethe. SrunfuiQe.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30
@angem &@mtberiem.
SanOlcnhc ueo
9laella9s 8arm- Waifineri.
Tecurab, Soma.

Ni %tilbpccr, berpcS Tnrmcrc / Oct nprbliac Soma %
ipsiiac Minnciota folscnSe pei befjcncte Jarmmaffiner ,
Walter IL Woods Harvester QtnrCr 81 6ot).
Walter II. Woods Harvester Qtirrcr 81 sob)