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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-05-11
SOCIETIES..
;. BIG6ERsTAFf, (

NORTH STAR LODGE A. F. Il A. M.-Regular
Meetings ON the second and fourth MONDAYS j.
each month.
J.E. WING, m.
J. BIaeERsTAFf, Sec'y.
DIAMOND LODGE No. 104, 10. Of G. Irregular
meetings every Tuesday evening at O'Clock.
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Save 40 Per Cent!
ORGANS OR PIANOS I

ORGANS OR PIANOS I
From either of Fifteen Manufacturers,
The Best in Anerica.
My "Discount" gives Good Organs for
SIS, sos, $105, $l4aA $125, $3.50, $l75 up t.
$500.
Beautiful Church Organs-"Pips Teps"
FROM $225, s24O, $3.50, $3.50, $275. $500 up
to 81, 900.
PianO6..-"Rosewood Casen-(sey.
en- octaves), full iron frame, overstrunx bass.
French grand action. all medern improve
ments, for S225, $240, $3.50, $275 $500 $3.50
up to 81, 500
Every instrument is ftuy vorransod.-
Stools free. You can prevent the possible
ity Of imposition, and save nearly hslfprios
by addressing r'..
REV. DAVID TICE,
MARI Taylor's Falls. Aina
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The highest market price in cash paid for
furs, at II. q. Mitchell's Clothing Store
Cali ON him before selling your fu1s.
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AT 6chulten's drug store may always
be found = large and complete stock Of
resh drugs of all kinds, besides al the
standard patent medicines, toilet and fancy
articles, etc. Special attention paid to FILL
ing physicianS prescriptions.
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WANTED.-A girl to do general house
work in = small family. Inquire 1t thi,
Office.
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SCHOOL WAN1ED.-By a young gentle
man, = graduate Of the St. Cloud Normal
School. Address this Office.
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Drop in At Dr.. 4arlatt's and try that
soda water. Its prime,
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| Senator Capser, Of Sank Centre, is
erecting \ handsome residence in that
thriving village.
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The election of full Board of Educa-
tion-seven members-for the St. Cloud
Tor old) District, took place Monday after
noon At the Union School House. There
was = tolerably fair turn out of voters. in
Guiding twenty-five ladies. There was very
little excitement. except as to the Fourth
Ward, and the result there was somewhat
Of surprise. The following shows how
.hn vofo aton6.
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Two new buggies for sales cheap. In
quire of Lewis Clark. ~
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>. -nillet grass seed and seed corn
for sale At Lewis Clark9s.
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SOS TO $50 Per Day Gf:s :: %.s:

With the GREAT WESTERN WELL AUGERl We
mean It, and are prepared to demonstrate the fact,
Our Augurs are worked entirely by horse power,
and will bore at the rate of twenty feet ner honr'
It beres full size we'll, and Of any depth reouired
1t will bore In all kinds of earth-soft ssnS Ind
Limestone. bitumino9s stone coal, slate and hard
pan; and We make the best Of wells in auckland,
aud county in the United States. send for our Il,
Illustrated catalogue terms figures, &c., prayaps ouH
Great Western Well Auger Co..
Rloomdeld; Davis County. low,
4s-st.te in What paper yon Nv thi, .d..gth.'
lnens. : sdpt0
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IA. N. Atkins, Esq., At present County
Auditor of sherburne county, replies,
through the Last Nevs, pretty forcibly but
quietly TO parties who have been cr;ticisinR
the financial management of the eoun-
",
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Also, with s. NJ. PErTENaILL & Co., 70
Park Row, New York, and 10 State street,
Boston, who are authorized to make con-
tracts for advertising. -. go. i
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CLEARWATER.

sohools--Improveme --Hotel--Crops
Festival.
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Mr.. J. E. Hayward continues to make
improvements in the Central House, the
latest being = new floor, new door and
two additional windows in the Office.
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POSTAGE r 1::: s s::: s: s ?: P =;
the office Of publication. All subscribers
to THE JOURNAL living outside of Stearns
county should remember to remit Is cents
with their subscription for one year, or 10
cents for six months, to pay the postage.
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Mr.. Barnes term Is City Justice has
expired, and he has turned over the rec
ords of his Office to Judge Evans.
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-Messrs. E. Cross and John Farwell
have been getting brick from the ruins
ofthe old Broker block to use At their cheese
factories.
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"-batchellers Hand Corn Planter, the
very best in use, for sale cheap at Rosen-
berger Bros. Every Planter warranted to
give perfect satisfactiou.
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-Drummers and travellers sener.lly
now make it point to reach St. Cloud il
possible so a. to stop At the West House
and for the same reason spend Sunday
here.
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-Three-card monte men have besa do
ing / profitable buainess At Brainerd.<
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Lime and Salt for. sale
by Lewis Clark.
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Some eight or ten persons went from
this City last evening to attend the Centen-
NAL Ball At Maine Prairie. They report =
good attendance and splendid time. They
danced all night, till broad daylight, and
came home ut six o'clock this morning.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

ST. CLOUD DISTRICT.
ST. CLOUD, May 9, 1876.
ADJOURNED MEETING. - Present:
Messrs. J. H. Raymond President, Alden,
Clark, Davis, Wing, Henderson and Tay-
lor.
Prof. Haines made his eighth monthly
report, which was read and placed on file.
Mr.. W. T. Clark, Treasurer, presented
his report, which was accepted and placed
on file. The following is an abstract:
Total receipts for the year, se,7e5.42
Paid interest on bonds, Q,7SS.O0
Paid current expenses of Union
School and district, 40t06
Balance on hand, 702.36
OF this balance, 1878 As is due to tho Interest
fund, and $3.50 to the fund for school purposes.
Messrs. Davis aud Henderson were ap-
pointed committee to destroy the orders
and coupons.
The returns of Saturdays election were
eanvassed and the Clerk directed to noti-
y the parties Of their election.
It was voted to pay the Clerk and
Treasurer the same salary a. last year.
The Committee on school property
were authorized to use their own judy
ment with regard to setting out shade
trees in the vicinity Of the school building.
Adjourned to next Monday evening,
when the new Board will organize.
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OUR OWN POEJ sBRlIOANETH THE
SITUATION, ~ ;PECIALLY AS RE-
CARDS HIS WIFE AND THE
= SCHOOL QUESTION.
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The Measrs Mockonh.urt ..> -,

Tho Messrs. Mockenhaupt arc putting
a new foundation under the building occu.
pied BY Dennis's confectionery establish.
ment. "
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Economy can be run into the ground,
and ws think it was by the Council last
night when the salary Of the Chief Of Po-
lice was reduced from $50 to $50 per month,
without any fees An officers services
ought either to be dispensed with altogether
OF else he should be paid enough to keep
body and soul decently together.
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~@@v3OO OVO10 yVU
ways buy a. cheap a. At any other store in
own, and the best quality of family gro
ceriss, Try aud go, - = -...
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A8The Circulation OF The Journal 10
DOUBLE that OF any other Paper Publish
shed In Northern 1Ginnesoto. Advertiser
sho0ld remember this.
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MARKETS..

ST. CLOUD, May II, 1876.
Business for the week gone by may be
termed from, fair to middling
Wheat and all kinds Of farm produce,
with the exception of eggs, come in slowly.
The price of wheat remains unchanged
No. ], SC; No. 2, SIC; Nos. 60c: and in
fact the chances for much higher figure
must be anything but satisfactory to the
aanguine farmer who makes up bis mind
never to sell until he receives one dollar
per bushel.
In other articles Of produce there are no
changes to note. In our retail table will be
found a price list of building material,
which we trust will be of service to onr
readers in general
Oats-32@35c.
Corn-55@6 Csc.
Flour-Patent Process, per sack 1878.
xxx, * 90 800
Xxx, 2.75.
Potatoes-356 4Vc per bush.
Beets-30c 9 40c e..
Beans s1.4o G. $500 per bushel.
Onions-s0 @ 9oc per bushel.
Butter-12! @ zoe per ID.
Eggs-l0 W l21c per Dozen
Wood-Maple, $4,000 $500 per cord,
Hay-s5.75 @ 600 per ton.
Straw-S2 per load.
Beef cattle-3c a. 34c on foot.
&c &c O. &c dressed.
Cut Meats-6c "a 12c per fb.
Pork-7c a. 73c
Lard-1s "a Zoe i"
Salt-$2.5O per Dbl.
Pork-s24.00 per Dbl.
Chickens-Dressed, &c "
Turkeys 122c "
Hams-City cured, 174c"
Country l0c a. l21c
Cheese-15c a. zoe per ID.
Honey-1n comb, zoe a. Csc per ib.
" strained, 15c a zoe "
LUMBER.
Clear, per M...."...~."....$25.00@S 35 90.
common. ................ 12.OO(G14 90
Stock boards.................. 13.O0@15.Oe
Siding ........................- 20.OO@22O0
Fencing. ...............-.. 1900
Matched flooring.......... 2O.0O@25.0o
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 12.50@14.0O
Shingles ii No. 1......~. 1. 50
X ............. 800
Xxx .............. 400.
Laths......... ............ 2.25
Pickets.................... 1906
Lime Port Byron white, 81 go perbbl.
Shakopee Sl.30 per Dbl
Michigan Plaster-S35O per Dbl.
,Rosedale Cement-$3.0O per Dbl.
Plastering Hair-60c per bush.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

A dwelling house and lot, centrally 10
Gated.
Also, = two-story building, 22x66.
inquire of
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVEN.
TION.

The stearns County Republican Convention vim
meet At the Court House, In st. Cloud, MIMI,
MONDAY, NAY TWENTY-SECOND,
at ono O'Clock P. H., for the purpose Of elsctinx
three delegates to attend the State Convention TO
be held ct st. Paul, Nay 24th, 1876. The several
wards and towns will be entitled to the following
number Of delegates, to-wit:
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The Fergus Falls Journal and Ad.o-
cate are 70 10 consolidated. Mr.. King, Of
the latter paper, has been sick for num-
Der Of months; and besides, Fszgus Falls
does not need two papers. =,
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We have just added to our list Of Jus
tice's blanks:
Criminal Complaints.
Criminal Wa11anta.

lit + fumored that Mr.. W.R. Black.
burn, q the firm of Fuller 4 Bhckburn,
Clearwater, IL 70 succeed Mr.. G. s. Benson
In the Morrison House At that placs.
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Mr.. Cazson has started out on his Sec
ond year a. editor Of the Elk River Nous.
aud may we'll congratulate himself on his
past years success in making spicy, wide.
awake paper.
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All other towns are entitled to one delegate each
J. E. WEST,
Chairman Republican County Committee
St. Cloud, Nay ID, 1875.
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Mr.. A. w. Dennis went to Fair
Haven Tuesday to do some fishing. He
sent in his cargo of plumber to-day, and,
like gentleman and scholar, his first
thoughts were that The JOURNAL should
have a supply. Thanks.
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The cheapest and handsomest spring
overcoats ever brought to town, at H. z
MitchelPs clothing store.
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Official Paper Of the City.
NOTICE..

c. F. Cummings, Esq, of Clearwater, il
our authorized agent to receive subscrip-
tions for The JOURNAL at Clearwater,
Lynden and Clear Lake.
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10! ON THE WAR PATH.

A Wyoming Ranch Raided-Attack on =
Back Hills Train on The Laramie
Route.
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NOTICE

II hereby given that an election will he held in
the respective Wards of the City Of st. Cloud, on
Thursday, the first day Of June, 1875,
to see II the city will vote to issue its bonds in the
rum Of Twenty Thousand Dollars-fve thousand
dollars payable in ten years. five thousand dollars
years-said bonds TO bear interest At the rate OF
ten per cent. per annum, payable annually
The polls will be opened At nine o'clock A. m,
and continue open until five O'Clock D. m.
NATHAN F. BARNES,
City Clerk
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INDICATOR.

New Mexico is to be admitted
into the Union under the name of
"Montezuma." A more appropriate
name, considering the prevailing
weakness of the inhabitants, would
be Observation-Disclosures"
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In the new School district the Board
has fixed the school day At five hours.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

AS my stock is complete, from the small
est child's shoe up to heaviest mans boot,
| will be able to furnish customers with
whatever they may went in the boot and
shoe line
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SCHOOL ELECTION.

FEMALE Suffrage for tho First Time In st.
Cloud.
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-, '-s--.f--- : --.----- =
LET THE EAGLE SCREAM !.
ALSO, THE EAGLE-Ess!
Female Suffrage In st. Cloud-26 Of ZEN,

Female Suffrage In st. Cloud-26 Of 'en,.
The following is the "Roll of Honor"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Of st. Cloud
for. the Centennial year, being the. first
time women have had the opportunity to
cast ballot:
FIRST WARD.
Alden, Mrs. TIC.
BiggerstaG, Mrs. James.
Butler, Mrs. Mary r.
Christopher, Mrs. Fannie H.
Lathrop, Mrs. E. r.
Mason, Mrs. Juliet.
Mitchell, Mrs. Fl. q.
Milton, Mr.. G. r.
Mason, Miss Virginia.
Moore, Mrs. Ira.
West, Mrs.. J. E.
SECOND WARD.
Beal, Miss Fannie.
Crummett, Miss A. B.
Clark, Mrs. WI. t..
Davis, Mr.. c. F.
Mulllken, Mrs. VIM.
Powers, Miss Eleanor.
Whitman. Mrs. A. T.
Wing, Mrs. J. E.
THIRD WARD
Not any.
FOURTH WARD.
Bennett, Mrs. J. r.
Doughty, Mn. G. NJ.
Evans, Mrs. L. A.
Freeman, Mrs. D. H.
Heggerman, Mrs. C.
Ketcham, Mrs. C..
9T IT 0Im IVTCuETH n ANN oT O1
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-Wednesday Of last week fifteen inches
Of snow I'll at Duluth. The trouble with
Duluth i That it is too near Wisoonsin to
have settled summer weather much before
the fourth AZ Julv.
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Yesterday one of our merchants, whose
suspicious had been excited. ret little
trap by which he detected ono of his EN-.
ployes helping himself from the money
drawer, aV at a time. OF course that
young mans services were promptly dis
pensed with.
We understand that Manager Farley
expresses his Willingness, in case the mat
ter of tickets can be satisfactorily arranged,
to have the up and down trains stop At the
Washington avenue crossing and take on
and leave off passengers. This would be
great accommodation to our people.
Frank Daggett was elected Secretary
of the St. Cloud, Litch6eld and St. Peter
Railroad Company 80 that, ~ one of the
oficera. of the road, he might have his own
private palace flat-car to be transported
around the country on. 1t will have to be
on broad.sauss track.
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.-Another lot Of that delicious naPle syr'
80. ~ u -! :: - ~. -
pF111sb.
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ST. CLOUD. LITCHFIEI.D AND ST. Pc
TER II. R.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the St. Cloud, Litchfeld and St.
Peter Railroad Company, held At Hutchin-
son, May LIST, the following Board of Di
rectors was elected for the ensuing year:
A. NJ. Schnell. C. Butler.
Jno. Waldron. E. Kimball.
w. w. Pendergast. D. A. Adams.
8, G. Anderson. NJ. T. Cornish.
Geo. McKibbin. w. T. Boutwell,.
]. P. Wilson. F. DagKett.
On the I'd the Directors met and elected
the following officers:
President,-W:: r. boutwell,.
Vice President,-A. NJ. Schnell.
Secretory.-Frank Daggett.
Ifeasurer,-C. Butler.
Atorney,-C. H. Strobeck.
Chief Engineer, -Louis Harrington.
General Manag~,-M. T. Cornish.
Ezecutive Consmittee,-E. Kimball, J. NJ.
Waldron, w. w. Pendergast, D. A. Adams
and N. G. Hines.
Finance Committee, - Aessn Waldron,
McKibbin and Adams.
An assessment of three per cent was OF
dered, and the board adjourned, subject 70
the call of the President. So says the
Litch6eld Ners-Ledger.
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FURsl FURs!

JAMES CARLISLE.
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Farm For sale.

Dated At St. Cloud, Nay II, 1876.
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Lime Port Byron white, 81 80 perbbl.
Shakopee Sl.3O per Dbl
Michigan Plaster $3.50 per Dbl.
Rosedale Cement-s3.0O per Dbl.
Plastering Hair-60c per bush.
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FOR SALE.

E. A. BOYD,
St. Cloud, MINI.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09
Some Of MIR. Washhnrne's Weah
Points as u Candidate.
nm the Springfield Republican.


With all his virtues, this excellent uncle
Elihu is not exactly an iron-clad--eithef III
character, record, or reputation. lhere are
one or two weak joints In his armor. Al
ready some very unpleasant scanaai aoout
him has found bated uterance at the Boston
Union Club, and public demand comes
from New York for more exPliclt expa-
nation than he has yet vouchsaied OF ms
relations with the ''Trans-conllnental hali-
way funds" Mr.. Washburne has made his
full share of enemies. Some OF Them are
bitter in their animosity, and have good
memories. They make no bones OF saying
that the vigilance Of the watch aos OF Tue
Treasury was of an intermittent ana dls,
eliminating quality: that, when personal
friend or his beloved Galena was concerned,
he could doze on his post as peacefully ana
profoundly as watch dogs OF much less pre-
tension. They recall, too, his brlei Dut
busy premiership in 1859. His stay IN the
Cabinet WAS very short, only matter OF
few weeks but he made the most OF MS
time. The remarkable industry with which
he went through the patronage OF the otate
Department, distributing the tat things
among his friends, made good deal ol
scandal In the time of it, and hasn't YET Deen
forgotten. He stripped the ofnce so 9s.I pare
in those few weeks that even James r. Will
son of Iowa judged it not worth takingIa
circumstance which certainly speaks vol
umes for Mr.. Washburne's activity ano
thoroughness. An oftiae that had no value
in the eyes of Mr.. Wilson OF Iowa mus'
have been stripped very bare indeed. ;,
Mr.. Washburn is not as strong canui-
date as Mr.. Bristow; he cannot possibly
be made as strong.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09

We condense/ /fom the LehiOh BDisar tho
substance Of q /onversation about Oak Hall, In
Philade<n nhia/ /Wanamaker T. Browne Largest
Metnd1a shs Il apaaps9s a%ssscA a'01 ana
Iisitor. "What corner is the Building onf
AHepddnt: South. East corner Of Sia4A and
Market. Please note the SIXTH, for some
strangers seeking Oak Hall. have been misled
=. 7 ss5!ss'is eolos''l' Do you know
a. "l2OOo square 5eet-ee on Market, and
1S0 odd on Sixth, Mx stories high. has over
sess fnS Raus9 sSvs Sns
V. lido YOU Hse steam -powerf"
A. A giant young engine furnishes power
for the freight and passenger elevators, and the
boilers steam M kI seatins, and the other opera
w. Y. "What order do you take with soodsr"
A. "They are nrst opeEed and arranged in
the basement, on long l0E counters and taken
thence tnso ,eem On II he sys:or ao. to the inspeo
Y. rs inspectns the first operations"
A. "No, dr, measuring. The goods are first
measured in the piece, then inspected. Tho
cloth passes over rollers in tho fAce Of strong
Behind the goods, watching with the eye Of .
hawk for the least pin-hole fmperfection, and
marking every flaw, 20 that the cutter may see
and avoid it whom he comes to cut the gar
V. "You must employ an amy Of cutsers7'
A. "Come to our nth AooE and see! We
keep 70 hands all the tla1e cV4ing up the cloth
| into garments,-beddS B6 machines that do
! dozen mems work each 6 stroke"
v. DO you manufacture al your own
4. 1--WE do, and most carefully. Our ex-
aminers inspect every stitch and seam, apd
| certify to every garment a. extra-well made
before ws put oSr ticket on it. and become
": your system must save you great
A. I'm every direction, sir. 1t is tbA system
| md economy we practice all II wW through,
thot enables US 70 put our prS Gown to the
I people as we do" "
Of it?"
A. Before 1t goes into Stock 1t is AcEacd.
Every single garment has its pumber and
other points noted on 1t, 50 that It's entire his
tory can bs traced without fail, upon our
books"
v" "You must have 80 or 40 salesmenT
| A. "Why sir, on busy days you maYsee 100
in the various rooms and suites off rooms,
selling to the throngs Of customars"/
v. "Do you do an order buSneT BY mail
A. "Very great AL over the country. Our
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09
Our Miniature Poster.


The two places to look for Philadelphia
pick -pockets--the centennial and the penny
Centary. y.-"Commercial Advertiser.
Adair Fourth and King Streets, canes
chairs, renovates beds and manufactures
first-class furniture.
Mrs Ira Mead, of Greenwich, who is one
hundred and six years old, says: "Few peo-
pie die after they get to be one hundred"
'.o..s humble and credulous as well as
th. -. n aud skeptical, DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is true and welcome friend.
The entire assets of recent bankrupt
were nine children. The creditors acted
mapnanimously, and let him keep them.
DeWolf has one of the best cutters in the
State. He guarantees perfect flt.
Pinkus, who gets half-seas-over on three
schooners af beer, calls himself an amateur
yachtsman. News"
DeWitt's Base Ball Guides, 10 cents, for
sale at Ryan's Centennial store 6O7 Market
street.
Crusty says that the list of marriages IN
the newspapers ought to be put under the
head of "Ring Frauds"
Another lot of Spring and Summer CLOTH
ing at Canary's, sos Market street.
To enjoy the comforts of life, call on Proi.
Is. Il. Lewis, the Chiropodist, at Room ~,
Clayton House, and have corns, puniona
and ingrowirg nails cured. charges meo-
crate, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09
Could and Scott both Dead Against
BristOW.

From the Cincinnati Gazette
1t is limited that Bristow Is a railroad
subsidy man, because he wes once connected
with the Texas Pacific road. 1t would not
he safe to make direct charges against
Br:stow in that connection. He might be
forced to tell why he resigned, and that GER
,ainly would not hurt him. Besides, the
railroad kings, that is to say Jay Gould and
Col. Scott, are against Brislo@ and fol
Blaine, and 1t may be added that every mar
who has job in his miud,to be put through
at the expense of the Government, Ii
opposed to Bristow's nomination. lie hai
not friend among that class. They arr
all enemies.