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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
Mnphn uro @anftn. bic t.ih.

- WnpoD un0 G0nsen. DIX heIhen
ygoonseii':e zen" Mmerita's, linh gan; TER.
Fiyte aer!s. ga bag ,Grusduna:.vsrt"
I'M Nsw Vorfsr 9ipprSrom BALD 3u gnos
seDt, ordnsen ib ale gr,ptdlassbsolGi.
ti9e beran, um Die btioen nod tinrnol su
b0ren uno ju iebsn. Der 3ubrans an
einem Der Ietterr Sage mar lin 10 mert.
%pilrSiser, als Wooop i'm poraus one..
tiinoist bate, bob cine goIamm luns
besnfs GortIesans beg Gr,usdunssweyt.s
peranl Saltet weroen iplroe. @enn Ser.
ortige Nbl4redanssmittel nidt wirt,n,
oanl mare man 6einabe peyanlatt an Die
Iufri&tisteit unS Gdtbeit Der Gr.
,uedun9sbeoiirftisen 3u sloubsn. Sic
eoaects wuroe i~ibrissns aubert proftijh
~ Scene ssiett; obwobl ieds biz odt
tauIenb MenIden an,uelsne lein mphten,
oauerte lie feline 3ebn Minntsn. Nlan
lab nur, iuie auf ein.n Winf eiuiee
SMkeno fleine, trcisrunbe R6rbhen lih
in alien Sbeilen oes @anmes bin uno
her b.iuesten unb ,pie lie nit @reenbads
9efiiUt ,uuroen. Ser Sn9a!t uurbe
bierauf in srobs, bereittebsnoe aorbe se+
ldiittet, ettua 10, rie man CUR 9sr5lt;eit
cirrss Gaub iammelt. Gs lit Die 2lei.'
nisteit bon $4,000 ssiammelt worsen;
elm Mann al!sin CAB $4,000 uro ain
oneetsy $4,000. Sobalo Die Sumnle
BON 100000 bel chamber iii, miro Elm
ungenanntsr 9err $4,000 bin,uiisen.
Sas &elo ,uirb 5ur 9e;abluns Der
S@ulom Der Douns Mens Gbriitian
Wnoelation perwenoet. (St. B. 49,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
DR.. Sage's Catarrh RENE

DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
(Sdnupftn . 1iitteD lit tein patentirtes
2umbnsmittel, nm ole llnmiH:nben uno
9eiats!aubisen ;u bipiren, lcnbsrn elm
einfades, milbes uno iarftigenoes Yrd-
parot, Elm polfommsnes 9siImittsl ge8en
9atarrb uno our& grfdItun9 esseugtes
9epiltisea- Ssi alien apothtttrn su
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04

zen hs ~. init iismlihsr Sew if)st
n~ats:ritisn, eat felt lsss 3mii4ta ~ uuh ~
Niaion,n Ta!Isre bts Ser. s.eaoea Asess.
pnpisrseIset satiueSsr tIrd cen 0ebrauA sss.
%faiNtrei' obsr aui aSbe7s Hsiie berloren ~.
aanssn it, uslaet n;ema!s bsm eAata,use NJ
a'nIoInna prGieatirt pese.n sirh. HsIs
Serluf tIr Ses Gsstbr tttrdst saafaie eiss
@;aion Gelart jab-li4, fit lses.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04
Gin folsNales Vrseee lei pd.

= Gin folsNaIes vrseee tei ps.
Dem metr als 200 3euoea antlttstn Dtrss
ben, wirb T& in ben n69ftsn 3aoen boz
Dem Geri@tsbofe in 91baris abfpieIen.
Gin betannter 3abnat1f pe!9er in sinem
Der beiu3teten Staoibsile pobnt anb
oeFen Vame porldufo nod btri4miseen
miro, spnrbe uesboftet unb nod BEN Ge.
fdnaniie uor Musas sefibrt. Ct 1T be.
iduioiot, felt eintssn Sabreu in 4aris
I'M ginuerftanbnib nit brit!en Neriontn
Die @Iientem pereiftet Su baten, ,psl9s
linn Die seba@ten Yerianen ju3pfdbrten.
Ser 3abnarSt empiine bic Opfer, ,pelhe
ii9 BON ibm einsu 3abn ~cussieten ODER
cine anbere Opstation i'm Munbe uor-
nebueu lieben. 60 ,pie bas poriber
MAR. u,uBt,r lie ale flint bis je&s Sage
su ibm tommen, I'M ii& itiner gsban0.
lung aa uutersiebtn. Oisie Webanb.
lung beitano BARN, bab e ibnsn tlsine
Dozen Gift CAB. Wtun jol bereits bic
S@ulb usbvter Ysrionen eonltatirt
baben, ,pslds ~ 6rbidntsn 3uruenoen
uslibsa uub ii4 os16olb ms GaUsrnsb.
men nit BEN 8aasni1asbisen jstten.
gaab IN tisser DorIieRntM 9ct.n mar
Der InSeflasts gum yueitsn Teale psr5ei.
ratbet, na4btm ieine trNe Srau zines
pl6tidsn Sosss 9e{totben ,uax. @lei@-
Setig itarben msbFsk febs na6e ptr.
trancte Wit0!ieOer feiner SumilR axtkMt
ehfni0 unneru1atlA HTleifp 4Stee 3rrenke
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04

o. Capt. @oyton's 4eiie I'm Die Belt.
Inter Den YaIiasitrea scs 2aupfsrs
u0lperpool", Der aM lekten Som|aa bon
NeD Dott abIeselN. befanS I'D au4 b,
tiibne ShuinMsr Capt. Yaul Hopten,
'osIaer fi6 mad CONDOR tesibt. VA bic
engliI4e &iten,Dste nit isiMm sebeus.
rettunss=Nn3use 3u serlebtu. Bon sa
REIN Soytoa nal 4etrStays, ps q Der
ruiiiGen MariRs Snnruetisaen FIR @a
@etraua lGnss 1npgs ut5sst.x isa.
Sn 8riEiel miro CT i'm SuM ZEN gss.
8reb CUR Oronun9 DON 1farins 8 Vxsae.
sen6eiten beitpobnen uno oaMa tritt ey
cine HunoreiIe I'M be Melt an, pelde
i'm nod Grantrei9, Spanien, ourd BAG
mittellanbilde Meer naA g%onitaninopel,
our9 ben SueS=Ganal nad Bombay unb
Calcutta, fcrner mad I~uitra!ien, Siam.
&bina, Sopan uno :GoIifornien fubren
tpirb. Sn alen bieien 2dnotrn mill Capt.
8ontpn Soritellun9en nit ieinem Net.
t%uNssen3n9e 9eben.
= @cn ben 9auptmotoooren bes ct.
sonller Wbisteprinss erbiclt seitsrn Der
leste. Wm. Mcaee, 9~erausseber bes
r@lobe.S Democrat" iein llrtbeil geIpro.
ten. 9as|t!be lautet auf cine jipei.
labrise 9aft i'm bieiisen County &C.
idnsniIie unb auf cine Gelbbube i'm ge,
troge oon 5ebntauleno Dollars. rOntel
yllp" bat ale llria9e, ii9 beim &idter
Dillon fur Die 8ndOise Strafe 81 beban.
Ten. 81 1T Gin reiGs1 Mann unS ,pirb Iie
leidt peri6merSen. Gas County : Ge-
tdnsnib o6er, roo ibm fait ale GeuuHs
ino Dequcm!ihleiten, Die fur @slb al
baben lino, 3n @ebote Iteben, 1T i'm Der,
nit benz Sidatsiu9tbauit ~
EVr'ae Gats t1S nrt.-a f,roAH..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04

-@rafferbert Sismard . Der dlitEe
sebsl eeS leutAen aan.isrs, bat. Dor anr,em
IN km<66s <tpw,s 4AarApl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-05-04

= Cine asueite Worfibruns bes CeE.
bersIbsn Q6ih Mppayates. ben man
turj als Geaer>9 aua= Npparat be3ei1nen
fann. tpurbe in Berlin ON q. NNdra oui
Dem llebunssplase Der 1euertpebr in Der
4~inbtntra6e Don ben Derren s. Brandt
unb ". %. BON Na,prodi peranIaltet.
gu bieier Yrobe crf4isnen Ser 0ciier. bi,
aaiierin. Der Rronprins, Der @robtersoa
BON 8ahen. Bring 9errmann Bon Sad.
ien.@ eimar, 4rirs %usnit uDn @iirtsm.
berg. Der ~Griessminiites pon 4amtie. bey
M'ri;!tr beg 3nntrn. G,af Eu!tnbura,
Der 9oliSsi YraNoent Don Muoai. Der
Geacral'Satenoant Don plIi.n. o.,
lhwebiide 9eianbte Mno piele anbtre
bo4ssiteate perr.n. Sic probe fubrtt
Der Warine. Gapitdn Mbitrom DOR. ,3u
bie!em yebufe paren l8 Meler Qoistlo.
ben in 4 9aufen blot bel eluaaoer OUT.
9ein;h!et. nit E%obesipantn BEIRUT unb
nit l. CIR. Qetroleum beaoNen mcrSen.
@alb .anb Die Maiie i'll Brand. uno oIs
Yhi: 2oae lihtu!ot auflhius. tr'hien
SEER Mtlfirnm in ieinem Nnaus. Stine
rtgslrsh!e gtrbeaauns Dor Dem 4ailsr
nchm nd III osni, piMnivsn Gui.um 10 ietf-
lam sas. beg Nles. Der Ha,i,r pordn. i.
3robe p,it;rieit ausbraA. Dann suarbe
oi WoHer' uao Der lufiihIauA ana.=
lhvGnht. nnc alsbalo btssnn DER Nn,ua
oss & op.;dn Nhiiirom ous alsn Yorsn
,u ip:noe.n. SoIUlt osrilwunb Gapi.
tin Nhliftfm in Der G.uil,. DC nades.
raoe 10 unssmiithlib wuroe. oa5 Is.bjt
Der W.sseA;efaI;t ianm uuf d S9ri,te
Stono bate. tonnis. Gao!tan Q1..
ltsnm absr nanoeiie 5thay!id in ter
@!at1 nmssT. !ebnte it'd ,eiiwsilis on
srsnitnos s,pIsiioss an. isbis liA wcbl
Hrh slnnal m.l:sn in hsr G!ut6 ,u,n
Instnasn nieoer. So ,rieb ar ss NOT!
is W.Nuttr leus, Damn taul!s er aus
oen Tlanrien n,.tst bernor. Nlsx uin.
oranBte i'm nsua;sriS, ns er n;tt ka.t
asicbt obsr ssb.atm |si. asiltsw:as.
&srr Malia6m wo!l!s NOD einsncl in Sen
fturissn Sien jurid. Ser Rai}sr IisE
Inn btbeu!sn, :ab @ II genus oes
9rauIamen Spielss lei. Mber u. lies {t
nidt surudbalten uno oerIhwonb nod
mails in ben Gurmeu. Wts er tpiebu
ouItauats, mar e. 10 ,penig trSitt, tab
er lid i'm Treien oemastiren tonnte lne
Dor Dem Qailtr im ROTTEN 6laneI= 6tmtt
zig aur Saiae oafaro. Ser Raiit-
Dram mub e sslsbea tab.n,
lont mo9t man lia lein. ri@.iss Dor.
lteQlnQ onuon."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-29
un FREE ''HulH

i Pick up almost any newspaper published
|NhOiihe Red river and you will see the
in big black letters. Read be-
Nv Il and you will find request for the
|Ans and address OF all the sons and daugh-
h. Of the North and East to be sent TO
|IEXAS EMIGRATION AGENT" Sedall'l,
Il souri, who will mail them without cost
|iREE GUIDE TO TEXAS" the land of
|aIbeams, beautiful prairies and lovely val
las This book we have seen. II IL accom-
Iaied with beautiful colored maps, illustra-
|hH, rates OF fare and freight, full of infor-
hiiOn concerning our cities, rivers, lhhus,
|gOP schools, churches, etc. VINO pays ioI
|A' THE MISSOURI, KANSAS & TENAS
RAILWAY. They are sending thousands 10
hi parts of the United States and Europe.
|hIs goes TO show what they are doing Tor
iIS They have lately reduced their rates
p fare Tor emlgrants almost one-haif. Their
iilIN are crowded, and special trains are
frequently run to accommodate the people,
They are spending thousands OF dollars III
Texas, They have twelve regular travelling
lnen employed distributing free information
Concerning Texas throughout the United
states They ask our aid in Their efforts.
larOnize the MISSOURI KANSAS ~
lEXAS RAILWAY. GO NORTH VIA
DENlSON and through the beautiful Indian
Territory, They will land you directly in
ihe Great Union Depot in st. Louis. They
nOh compel yOu to ride three or TOUR mlies
Through the back streets and alleys OF 81,
Louis In topping omnibus. They run their
coaches and sleepers through to st. Louis
ssnd enter the Union Depot. Is there any
'elher line from Texas that does? mo"
lIIlsy also run coaches and sleeping cars from
ieiSt Hannibal and QuiEcy. Have you
sAy friends East looking towards Texas? II
N SSnd tkeir address to the undersigned ana
@lesll with pleasure forward them (and you
hAn tttl Sal 81.
Nesting matter well worth the mere request.
Address, JAS. d. BROWN,
u T., Genl Passg'r Ag't, NJ, X. ~ T.. R'y,
4 luNe.dsw-u sedalia Mo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-29
,upOAD TIME TABLE.
n.pHrturc Of Trains I'd
unllHA.
.n rnxAs CENTRAL

,,oN AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
HOUSTON H' Arrives,
,.,,b mail aud expressl. 7:i5 n. IN
,pn the SOUL ,,h mail and express)- 6:2j p. IN
frln the S o,,h IaccommodatiOn)ll:2O a. IN
ron tue SS ogth Recommendation 300 y. IN
'Nn 'nV rgxAs AND PACIFIC, -
IEA" Leaves. Arrives
.oss ..., 700 u. III. 900 y. m
laIi anu hip' nn ..... $3.50 n. Ia, lO:l5 D. IN
NOmmOllati'J I'm ..,.,.7.40 u. N. lO4h a. IN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-29
p,,,h 10 the Screw Worml

,.,s Cresylic Ointment will kill the
Bucu warm every time, and cure Foot Rot
D ' onYr crcsylic Sheep Dip is an infalli'
h 1''' for the Scab in sheep; being
'' ''' '.1otfatcs at once to the skin and
iun VI, ',,. carbollc Disiniectlng Soap cures
I'''I ,n Ilorses, Dogs and Cattle, and Lills
S'''' " and Ticks on Nil animals.
,. Buchnn n COS name sppcals
.s Allothrrs are counterfeit and
WN. r. klDDEit ~ co., PIiuCl-
g'lolln street. New YORK,
.nnp-S-deOd3msS W3ms
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-29
CONNM1rIONA.

SoEN ~ thAJ 4 ~ ~ ~
AZ rENABkANA, with NIL trains on ~.
Louis a Iron Mountain H. X. for all points
North Fast aud Southeast
Al LoNGVlEW JUNCTION ana MIN
NICOLA, with trains on the International
X. II. for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves
ton aud san Antonio.
AZ DALLAS, with trains North and South
ON Houston and Texas Central X. IL. for
sherman, Paris, Bonhum, Mckinney, Cor
tin,
Al SHREVEPORT, With q regular line of
f},i-tiles STEAMERS tor New Orleans.
GN.a line, buing fully equipped with all
multVu improvements such az Mestng-
house Ar ErUites aud Millci Truss Platforms
and Coupler, IL unsurpassed for
Rpr0d, SAFETY and Comfort.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-29
STATE PURCHASERS.

The State of NEW YORK has placed IT,
ONi comics of Webster's Unabridged III III
many ~ her Public Schools. -,,
The State OF WISCONSIN, abont OWL
Inc state Of NEW JERSEY, l.5OO-neariy
every School. ,,o nrovisions
for all her Schools. ,,,,,, ,..,, nam
The State of MASSACHUSETTS, hAS sup
plied her schools--nearly all. a., 49,,
The State of IOWA has Suppheu ho'
Schools. ,,,,,,,,,r hos mod.
provisions for her Schools. .-..,,,
over 1000 Schools IN INDIANA were sup
piled during the year 1877, ana many more
in 1873 and 1874. ....,,, ,oyo hee,
purchased for supplying Schools OF ci'ies'
counties and towns ,,,.,o far
What better investment can be made ior
Moe than ten times as many are solu OF
WeDster's Dictionaries, as OF an o'hor sc'
ries In this country. h,o,s
nnblished In this country own WEBSTER ~
| their standard; and Of the remainder, ~"
acknowledge any standard, .,,n,,.u
ivas.dtf ~ Springfield, Mass
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-29
CoIored Illustrations,

Engraved expressly for the work at large ex-
Nearly every state superintendent OF
Public instruction In the Union, or cores CORES,
nondIny officer, where such an one exists,
boa rncSmmrnded WEBsTER's DICTIONARY
i'm The strongest terms. Among them are
thosn OF Eastern, Northern, Middle SOUTH
arm and Western s-Twenty- Eight In ALI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
DALLAS enterprise
YOUR ATTENTION!

! offer ton sale i0ra client. WIN rn.,d,s.,,
Hhollier state, hence his only Quiet in srli.
lhs, tlie innd, cScellunt buildings, foundry
nhu Machinery In what Is known az liz,
Fouhdly property, on the south side OF The
lotion compress, by the Houston ana Texas
1ehtIhl IhlWay. Price reasonable-Ono-
thlrd cash, balance on time. Very thing for
ply at AP'
PHILIP lLNDSLEN's LAW OFFICE
1O5 Elm street, +. o, Box f. Dallas, Texas.
auga6dlw
The daily gazette., 1876-01-17
R.ducing the Price Of Ga.

The presidents of the gas companies
in Brooklyn, New York, have decided
to reduce the price of gas to private
consumers twenty live cents on n
thousand feet, furnishing it for S2.15
instead of So, beginning with bills
from the month of February. The
companies have been driven to this
action, it is stated, by the refusal of
consumers to continue the use of gas
at the high price, preferring to substi-
tute kerosene oil, with the risk of ex-
plosions and burnings. At Richmond,
Va, the price of gas has also been re-
duced from So to 81 per thousand feet,
and it is predicted the increased con
sumption will more than repay for the
liberal reduction, The coal from
which the gas is made in Richmo ond ,i'
within few miles of the city, and is
therefore obtained very cheaply in
comparison to the &C st of other cities
The daily gazette., 1876-01-17
How 40 Burn Coal.

A writer in the JOurndt OF HedtW
offers the following suggestions con.
cerning the economical combustion OF
coal: A very common mistake is made
and mnch fuel wasted IN the manner
of replenishing coal fires, both in iur,
naces and CRATES. They should be led
with little coal at II time and often;
but servants to save time and trouble
put on great deal at once the first
result being thoat almost all the heat
is absorbed by the newly put on coal,
which does not give out heat until IL
has itself become red hot, Hence, Tor
"a while the room is cold, but when IT
becomes fairly aglow the heat is IN
sufferablc. The time to replenish II
coal fire is as soon as the Goals begin
to show ashes on their surface; then
put on merely enough TO show a layer
Of black coal covering the red. This
will soon kindle, and as there is not
much of it, an excess of heat Will not
be given out. Many almost put out
the fire by stirring the CRATE as soon as
fresh coal is put on, thus leaving al!
the heat in the ashes when it should
be sent to the new supply of coal. The
time to stir the fire is just when the
new coal put on is pretty well kindled
This method of managing a coal fire Is
troublesome, but it saves fuel, gives a
more uniform heat and prevents the
discomfort of alienation of heat and
cold above referred to.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-17
and over at 4 cent per .o-..
40 - mt - nant -Vlh-

% anu 0Vef III Z cent ner N,or..
Leo at cents ne, losn,
Ice by the ton at low rates. cor,
the season as low as the lowest.
We pride ourselves on having o,,,-
most careful, polite and accom- moSs.N SS
vers In the city for all our routes
Give us a call before going elsevbs..
WALTON 4 Bsf
No. West Third ,,,..
feo26 Fifteenth and King M.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-17
Coal and Wood YaN
Fourth 1T. and RaiIroad ir,,|

We purpose selling these wagons, al
no fear of success, as we claim for ,ts
periority over any yet made or liksI,|
mado for the purposes INTENDED.
These wagons will be exhibited attn
tennial exhibition. an d we bespeak a,
a careful inspectioe.
dec23-3m MILLS \ ClNpI
The daily gazette., 1876-01-17
ICE DE1LERS.
Zoe ! ECO sr.,
HAvI,;G laid IN \ larger
stock cI r.

than ever before OF eXcelle,t ,..,.
thickness az to ID incheeD We s-e w. !, Y
or the season OF 1878. nt the follow.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-17
AKITCHRN OFTwO '76s.

hibition ground, will contain. ON a large
scale, the kitchen of New England farm
er of 1776, and adjoining, for the purpose
OF contrast, the modern kitchen of 1876,
and adjoining for the purpose of cnntrast
the modern kitchen of 1876. The whole
will in charge of the originator of the
idea, Miss Southwick, clerk of the Mass
achusetts Centennial commission. She
will have l2 assistants; six in each kitch-
en-, and appropriately costumed. Each
article Of furniture will be labeled in
English, French and German, and the
gentle housewives will be competent to
explain in thcs" Languages their various
culinary Operations and methods Of
housekeeping. 4 dinner will be served
daily to - limited number Of ~. SIS Just
TO keep the coururl Ii motion WIe cooks
htvr been epE Eg'sl, ant certain g.uIr-
mcu hay. lult,. au,rli c9atr' ha' IONS Of
FURNITURE and 2gQter.. +. 0e. It.
) CALdFyi,;IA INNaHTol has patton
ted a coutrivaucn iOr driving sewing
,uechincs which Gucs away Win The
ucadle. 4 unmhrr # ,mines are
moved hy clock work AND governed by
icvrl 80 nicely that the needle may
be made 10 move n any desired latc
of speed. The machine Wtli run lGr
about an hour and "a quarter with one
winding up.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-17
HARDWARE. dc.

S. i. CuK..THIRDl&.sMIpLEY SIS.
Have always on hand a full assortment of
Iron and steel. Best brands OF American
Hammered and Rolled Bars, English Refined
Bars of all sizes; Band, Hoop and slit Iron !;
best Norway Nailrods and Auger shapes, Gal
yanized and Black Sheet Iron, Cast, Shear,
Blister German, swede, Spring, Tire. Ma,
other Hardware. Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe
Nails, Borax, Bolts, Clips, Nuts, Washers
Malleabe Castings, Wagon Boxes, Springs,
Axles, Spokes, Felloes, Shafts, Bows, &c.
Carriage Canvass. Oil Carpets, Rattinett, En-
ameled Top and Dash Leather, and Coach
Hardware OF all kinds. Iron Wire Galvan-
ued Nails, Rabbit Metal, Lead Spelter, Banca
Tin, Sheet Zinc, &c, &c, Smiths and other
tools, Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Sledges, Ham.
niers, Shoeing Knives, Files, Rasps, Smiths
Drills, Tire Benders, Twere Irons. Stocks and
Dies, Grindstones, Cranks and Rollers, Back
Chains. &c.
All OF which will be sold at very low prices
wholesal and retail for cash or approvel
credit MARI lo6,
The daily gazette., 1876-01-17
MILLS IL COMRS,
Patent Dump War,

weare now using our Dum4 Co,l v.
invcnte and patcnte by Us. WHY
Tor TO any wagon ever introduced IN n
other cities for dump ng coal io,11 y
We do not back on the plvemeot0
is sometimes the case with other v...
merely back to the curb. no mare, I,,1
the pavement. AMI chute the c,,i \
cellar withou; any trouble. Att.tt..I
wagon ia an extension frame. ana X, A
which rests on wheels. can be run la, \
the frame six or eight feet. at the I'll
the front OF The wagon ruuning Nh a, n
Ell plain gives il sufficient eler ,,'.
cause the coal 70 run by its own rrl,,,
the liar when the shoot is at-arb4i
Tneso wagons can be Sc n on ,ae ,.-.
at our
The daily gazette., 1876-01-17

hiladelphia and New York Exchange fur
ished to regular Depositors without charge
The daily gazette., 1876-01-17
BOSTON SO CENT STORE
STILL HERE

Some and see what vou can buy for 80 Cts
GOLD ~ A1ED JEW Wtd.EY-Lades full
sets. bracelets, rings, ladies and gents
CHAINS. cuff buttons, sets 81 studs and seals.
spoons buttertknite and sugar spoons nap
kln rings &c.
GLASSWARE LmGe lamps, vases and
toilet sc.s, album. l'l.urcs ard frames,
ladie9 and 9ea,s' uudclY,a and outside
juckets, towtls, shni, hHirs and gents
otton ami woa,ic1 neze, mu ira' iustru-
ments. Same, ,eiilGlcr'- ,5ys.''c 'chlug nolscs.
step la.idet- rni wOo4cd ware
a variety ot eh.ldrcl's fu-ni are also {.
new style OF by 10 lietyre taUnc..
Silver and Wg=le Da~.r,.i tb" be st na-
clialst7' level arG try-sgu u.aIe.
New good OF All kHG- couslantly ar wing.
NLW II LIN PHELPS,
anItf sal NarEct street
, 1876-09-14

ppIi3ei @eri9t. Go1senoe
safe famen 9eitern in oieIem Ssri6te
aur Serbanolnng:
Gam. Smitb, farbi9, an9sfla9t Den
Mean 8rooous %ansesriffen nno eel6lo'
gen AT baben. Sie Sade ,uuroe erlcoigt
6ur9 3ablune Der Soften.
2issie 8afer uno Wtaraaret Smith,
farbig, aneeflast 2drm in Dem Sauie
bes Charles Courtney gemadt gu baden.
9mitb wuroe SIS uno Yate $3.50 ses
ftroit.
Sannp 56omplon, farbie, angetla9t
aemeine @eben i'm Ofarfte 9ebrau6t sll
baden, puroe auf 6 Wtonate in Die Sail
ae'anbt.
Go,sarb 9. Yerfins, on9etla9t feline
Srau onoesrilen uno NIT Steden
gebrobt 81 baden, wnrbe i'm Stotlonss
bauie e%ntlaiien.
&idarb GansD, onseflast feline Srall
anseeriHen unb sei9la9en Su baben,
,puree bis auf bsute ueridoben.
CHARLES &anoolpb, farblg, onsetlo9t
tresen Mnsriff uno Sdla9erei. lpurre
entlalIen mad 3ablun9 Der Soften.
Siaac Sobnion, farbis, angefla9t tpe'
gel 8~erfibrnns, tunroe bis auf bente
psri6oben.
Mite Ssloer, aneetIast lussen Srun
tsnbeit, muroe entIaiien.
, 1876-09-14

YottsDiQe, pa, u. september.
8atrid Gallagher wuroe 9sItern NbenO,
wdbreno CT in Der u8ea'Gioge &obler'
CRUDE" arbeitete, BON elmer Derab l~tiirSen>
Den 6eIsmahe erl0ta9en.
Gbico9o, u. Sept. Ser 9ompf
fciiel in Der Wtii0le Der n&cofuf- Nort6s
%peitern Cine Comp" su Ga Grolle, @isc.
egplooirte geItern. @ie W}iiDle uno Nta
bincrie I'M @ert6e BON $50, 600 wuroen
oemolirt. Ser Mul9iuilt wuros gctoo.
tet, 5luei P%crIonen t6otIi3 uno mebrere
beoenfli0 perpunoct.
g t. Youl, Minn., IS. Sept. @oly
perncur PiQ5burD bat etEeRrofIamation
erlulien, in wel0er CT cine SeIo0nung
BON $1,000 fir Die 8~erbaftun9 zines jc-
Ben rer &duber, wel0e an Dem Sanf-
raubperlu0 in NortbfieIo bet6eiIi9t tpas
rem, ausgeiebt. 9ie PANT BON NOrt6s
ftelo" bietet cine 8elo6nun9 BON $500
iir Die @cf0n9ennn9me zines ie0ep Ser=
, 1876-09-14

agrifu1tur MusIt etlun9
in M eGoon, q. s. Wir bef9n1en
uns 5u Der frcunoli6en Ginlaonna Der
vGoanpte uno Sur GjpFr agricultural
5oeletD," sn Der Nusltellun8 luelAe in
@eloon, q. g., ben 24ter, 25Iten,
26ten nnb 27iten Oftobcr itattftnoen
ioQ. g4ie mir erfabren, ioQ oieleIbe
Iebr an5iebeno 9ema6t peroen, Bonn Die
9rDBten 8orfebruneen lueroen ooIiir 9es
troffen. G3 beiBt in Der Ginlooun9 :
r9ie Gsleqi4aft 1T i6ulosnfrei. Sie
9rdmier Iino gr0ber ols je supor. Sic
8eamtsn lino Wdnner, beren @nrr9ic
uno Gifsr befannt lit. Sie Trennoe
Der Gels1ihoft in 8ir9inia unb Noro
Carolina tbun ibr M0sli9Ites fir Dir
Nuafequng uno mir boffcn, onb es 81
anSiebenoite MusfeQur9 bic je in Sf
Carolina itottseIuaoen, weroen miro.
, 1876-09-14

Snbie Sail ssbra6t. Sobr
@eslsp, Der Gigentbimer Der WirtD
ihaft, Gde Der 24iten uno Weain Str,
,par anseflast uno cine @eIoitrafe ibm
Don Dem County, eri6t in Sing Wil=
liam County in Dem 1ebten Sermin, ,uet
gen 8erfaufs BON 2iqubr, Sabof nnr
Gisarren in @eit point Obne 2icen5.
aui erlest. Die Yapiere wuroen oil Den
Sberilf, Sobu 90. @ri9bt, aeianot,
mel6er gu Inn 9ins Die Strofe nno
Soften, I'M 8etrase bon 500, ein3ut
fai]iren. Meslep ~uerweiserte Die Be-
sahluns, woruuE Der @beriff i'm per'
Daitste unb ibn in bic Sail bra6te, ND
CT bIciben miro, bis benz &l9terlpnr6
@enige getban poroen 1T.
, 1876-09-14

Neue % DAFT. Ginem
fart sefiblten 8eoiirfnib miro in einiz
gen Sosen ~ob9ebrlfcn. 9a namlih
Die @alie bel ben Serren @tb. Gufer 10
lange aEf ibre Grfril6nn9en 81 morten,
baben, inoem bas 2ocol ftets BON 2eutcn
iiberfiiat 1T, 10 weroen Elm paar 9fsm
Oorfer, Die Serren Silperfcar uno Sail,
5tpei Sbiiren untcr60lb Guferg, cine
WirtbI1aft e,nri6ten, I'm, es Dem Yu=
blifum bequemer 5l MAIDEN nno ON
Gel6dTtsleuten 3cit 81 lpareu. g9ir
lpiinl9en, Dap lie Grfol9 baden per=
Den.