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ORDINANCE.

A N ORDINANCE mo. 1857 to fix the graaa
N of Catherine street from the west curb Of
Harvey avenue TO the east curb Of Burnet
avenue.
Be it ordained by the Council Of the incor-
porated vilageof Avondale, two-thirds OF all
the members elected concurrng, that tho
grade of Catherine street, from Harvey avenua
to Burnet avenue, be and the same is hereby
established, as follows:
Sec. ]. beginning at the intersection Of the
west curb OF Harvey avenue and the south
curb OF Catherine street and at the level Of
l.29; thence ascending at grade OF 100 In 100
for 100 feet to the level of 232.s9 thence ascend
ing at grade of S20 In 100. for $50 feet to tho
level OF 250.40, thence descending at a grade Of
90J in 100 for lS feet to the east OF Burnet ave-
nue. and level Of 234.l2.
Sec. II. This ordinance to take effect from
and after its publication, rs required by law.
Passed June /, A. D. 1876.
S. II. BURTON,
Mayor and President Of Council.
Attest: FLAMEN BALL, Jr, Corporation Clerk.
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A N ORDINANCES mo. 1857 to levy taxes for
IA the general and special purposes Of the in
corporated village of Avondale for the cur
rent year, 1876. Al
sEoTIoNl. 1. Be it ordained by the Council OF
the Incorporated Village of Avondale, thai
there be levied and collected the following
taxes on each dollar Of valuation OF taxabia
property, bo5h real and personal, in said viz
age. for tile general and special purposes Of
the corporation for the current year, 1876, viz
For general corporation expenses, 80 millssi
for payment or Marshal and police, lis milisE
for improvements and repairs, streets and ay-
enues, 40 mills: for lighting streets and av-,
enues, 2.5) mills; for payment OF interest on
bends, .5b mills; for street cleaning and sani-,
tary purposes, 30 mills; total ten mills, which
the Corporation Clerk shall certify to thu
Auditor Of Hamilton County, TO be placed on
the duplicate Of said county for collection foe
the year 1876.
SEC. 2. This ordinance to take effect from thu
earliest period allowed bv law.
Passed June !, A. ID. 1876.
s. II. BURTON,
Mayor and President Of Council.
Attest: FLAMEN BALL, JR., Corporation Clerh
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The John Bull Notes.-The expert
ence Of thousands OF mothers and nurses suffi-
ciently demonstrates that the convenient, di-
gestible and palatable dict manufactured un-
der the patents OF the eminent physician, DIR
RIDGE, will really promote health and
strength, even without the aid Of milk.
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A robber who was recently arrested
for breaking into and entering a city
store told the officers that it amused him
to see folks put two or three strong locks
on their front door, and then iastsn the
back door with a small button.
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HtABERNAULE CONGREGATION ROB

4
l. INSON'o Opera-house.-lienry d. Moore,
Pastor, sunday morning. subject: "Gamb.
ling, AMI Related Questions" TeXls-Mat-
thew xvii, 35: "And they crucihed Him, and
parte His garments, casting lots, that ii
might be fufilled which was spoken by the
Prophet: They pared my ga, ments among
them, ana upon my vesture did they cast lots p
Matthew xxui. l3, a. ~. The music is
conducted by Prof. c. NJ. Currier. with select
band of fifteen instruments. Programme OF
Sacred Song: /. Voluntary - Orchestra: 2.
"Watchman, Tell us of the Night" 3. Offer
tory-Orchestra; 4. "Must Jesus Bear the
Cross Alone:" 5. "Sweet BY and By"
Those who are called lniidel, those who
call themselves Skeptics, those who have
no church home elsewhere, and all who
are seeking after truth, are cordially invited
TO come and hear. Attentive ushers will show
you to seats AS long as there are seats to be
had. The scenery OIL the stage Will be re-
moved to thc extreme rear, and the ample
space thus obtaiu0d will be furnished with
seats, so rs TO provide, as far as possible, ac-
conlmodati0n for all who desiri to worship
with Us. All are cordially invited Strangers
M the city and young men specially welcome
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decree granted on ground Of wlllful alb

sence.
The following is q partial report Of the
Grand Jury! John Zeiler. murder In
stealing; Rainey Davis, horse stealing;
Frank. surtaas, arson; Geo. Mossman,
cutting with intent to kill; Louis Flow
ers, shooting with intent to kill; Robert
McFall, grand larceny; Thos. Anderson,
grand larceny, and Joseph Gibson and
Edward MoGill, burglary.
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STOCK INVESTMENTS
BOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC.

AT sTEvENs' BOOKSTORE, all the new
books and magazines, fine note papers,
visiting cards, pockel-books, card cases;
rewards, prizes and gilt books for chill
dren, illuminated notices, blank books,
envelopes, croquet, Office stationery, etc.,
etc. Goods not in stock will be promptly
procured. Convenient to street cars.
NJ. 30 West Fourth street.
apis, ,Tu, rh-5os
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AS CLEANLINESS is next to Godliness,
all ask cleaner. What shall we re-
commend? Why, Alaska Cleaner, oil
course.
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The new Atlas Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, has communication, with street cars
passing the doors continually, to all
parts OF the citv.
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DIBLE CHAPEL-L -Longworth street, be-
ID tween Central avenue and John street.
Rev. h. q. Abbott. pastor. Sermon at II A. N. .,
Mt which time the Deacons OF the Church Will
be ordained. Preaching in the evening at s
O'Clock All seats always free. Every body
invited,
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LUDINGTON-ARCHE =, at p.
NJ. at "a Mulberry street, J. W. Ludington to
Miss Sarah A. Archer, OF Withamsville, o.
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGREsS..lst SESSION
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, June GA bill to
amend certain sections Of the statutes
relating to commerce and steam naviga-
tion was reported from the Committee
on Commerce and placed on the calen-
dar. The Post.office Appropriation Bill
was then taken up in regular order.
The amendments to the bill proposed by
the Senate Appropriation Committee
being mostly in opposition to those
already adopted by the House were gen.
orally concurred In by the Senate. The
sections In relation to newspaper
postage, reducing the compensation
OF Postmasters, providing new
| oars for postal service, ETC.,
| etc., were stricken out. An amendment
was proposed to fix the postage on news
papers at cents pound ON daily and
weekly issues, and 5 cents a pound on
those issued less frequently than once
a week, and referred TO the Post-ofiice
Committee. The bill was then read the
third time, and passed. The motion
to consider the bill to enforce the righ,
OF suffrage of citizens Of the several
States being put to vote, there was nc
| quorum present, and at 5:40 the Senate
| adjourned.
| WASHINGTON. June GA bill wai
passed allowing the widow Of Ex.Presi.
dent Polk 81 800 for supplies furnished
the army in Tennessee. II was moved
to lay on the table Mr.. Blaine's motion
OF the previous day, to reconsider the
vote by which the testimony before the
judiciary Committee was ordered print
ed, and long and violent debate fol.
lowed between the contending parties
The motion to lay on the table was a,
length carried by 12o yeas to 81 nays
| Adjourned.
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Professor-Well, COCO means 81 call
it." Absent-minded student-Flush, ace
up.
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kT In order to accommodate Eastern Adyertls-
erslh the STAR. Mr.. E. Duncan Sntfen, No. y
our general and special Agent for the Eastern
States. This will be branch Office of the STAR
Mr.. Snifen being. authorized to make advertising
therefor In our name.
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LEGAL.

nj OTICE.-On the 10th day Of May, A. d,
IN 1876, the Probate Court of Hamilton Couu-
~. Ohio, declared the estate of George c.
Creditors are therefore required to presens
their claims against the estate to the under-
signed for allowance. within six months from
the time above men toned, or they will not be
entitled to payment. /. j. ALLEN,
Administrator, with the will annexed, OF
George e. Blackman, deceased
May ~, 1876. mys0-4tS
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY,

NINTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
IN Ninth street, between Vine ami Race
The Pastor, s. w. Duncan, DID, will preach
Tomorrow morning ana evening. Subject for
the morning: The sabbath"
ct. PAUL NJ. z. CHURCH, corner Seventh
y and Smith stree's.-Rey. ID. II. Moore,
DID, OF the Wesleyan College, breaches the
Baccalaureate sermon at II A. NJ, and Rev.
Z. W. Cushing. Of Cleveland, at z. NJ. sun
day school at IN p. NJ.
VINE-ST EET CONGREGATIONAL
v CHURClI.-Prea;h hing tomorrow by the
Pastor, the Rev. Z. b. Boynton, DID. Morning
subject: "Woks and Faith" Evening:
" The Country's Peril and the Country's Need"
The Choir will be accompanied by orchestral
Instruments.
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HATS, &c.
oP - "
NOTICES.

TILDERS' MANUAL.-A complete practi-
" cal guide adapted to all trades using gild-
ing; also SILVERlNG, and other valuable
matter. just out. b0c. or anybook seller.
my25-tf
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W.su,~,-o~ No, . ,rLo r,r,,,,ro,,o,
,D''' 49,
National Bank stock as follows:
r,,o,,,,i ,,,,,,,.er - .i,ro.i, ,,o- nv, ,,..i,,
80" ''," "''''.,' '' ,'''' ~ '''''' """ W
SnHToholi'r5 @NSi". me average amount o.
stock held by each Shareholder l. about So 100
l., tho E,.,o,,, state. ,t..,,t =, ,,n T., ia,
w Wv ''''''" .'''''' - '' ''''' N-''"' III u"
Middle states. Silp; in the southern states
S3tuu: i'm th, Western -tntcs : 4,j. and In tht
IA 49,. ..., ~. go -,
i"'l"' 't'''' anu i'li''"''V'' S'''I'' '"''V
holders II National Bank stock reside In every
state AVID TERRITORY in the Union, except IL
pro,iu eos of This continent and adlaccn
i-laud-; in twenty-five cuuniIie. in Eu
rope. Asia, ana Airi 4. ana In tn,
i-!auds ~ the sea. Ih" capital stOcl
the ~ da' "l JniF, lstb was 500 ic@,sjO VIII /
WONG ,e re- Iesehiei ny bOtS!o shares ~ $40
th'u' li'r inc u 'tnhii uahk act' however
''.." ny ..v H"th"IlHeu 10 convert mo ma
l"lil "AnhN WIN Sh"res ~ the same amount M
VIZ teN,o,"-IN n"In ny tneh Nono ol These
~ ~ u, IN. w "v,u tn'F Vali al lute
s1aIeS ~ l'7s nan slH. - some instances tht
sHGres Wet9 ~ III "thsrS S3'' ana IN Icy rAsei
rs low as SlJ rae Ahhfts ~ the llonhl lhhM
which nunner more than xix and one-h If mil
n9nsc ana are utslrD utri among moro IN I
= $500 sl"Iruul US were ,.7"fI NY p'n"9 IL
N|tl " Sr.II ANN utN ~ t. i"l"Nr'
IA inc, io'''iu S''l''' nv, ;' ~ Wh,n th'
nhiN- ul Mh'~a' nl-riiT issued t,'''mi m IN,
H'u4ir Siiic,' ,'hlH.N' Nl Mui'N h' N'N ! orr
bdhN7 l'-"'h l'''." tNt il lI' ,.''i'N'lh hn0
SyuthMt rirIh i"l So t-,."' lN' '-,tlh ,lhlet
'n,"-' .,u lh We l' '' stare Aiip l'IlN, liut
H'N"l iH' HNH,tl "i -"ll"- N'.I VI llc I!-t
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I,'u-. Hl .lNr ., ,ll' vIh ul" 'lu'hWv, tr,t
ollt'3' ."',' " w W 49, w. n''.l'l'
a, A. :" ',L .a IN, mt,,'inr ~ sb,re,
H''ii b. 'r'l'' - IL az tt'','' ~ 9u''rt
t'tu a. t,. i, W. ,.,' H. ",.,,t "a w., ~
noit.,s rs.,,i,1 ~ "A, Inv. - "ho ~ 40, ,r
Sint,. RI; 6l6. In H., Middle : ,tes on- oe,, in
10 s,iirn ant ,n,,,,,rs,,cn ~. t ~, a,i ,r
IA ina W"sitrn 10 ia. nd ,n H. ',,,,i
state. s!7|iolli Gij ,Gi' lie Ii,nihef of shnrH.
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following articles, the values being stated In
oufrencv -.
Indian corn, sssB,3i3; wheat. ss,776,05e
wheat flour, tI2l,0e copper, " pigs, nars, and
sneets. $2.05j,Sja cotton, raw, s2OSORH cotton
manufacture. $365l.C96 leather, and manufac.
lures Of, x2.7ii plg uil-c Ike, fgB.2Sl miner ]
oil crude. $Sli,2jJ renned, sli212i1 spern;
t5l92J1: shot ana shell. $5n,4)!; bA,on ana
hams, $li0jl.si3; refined sugar. S2pG12b tat
low. sl,O2,l7j; timber, sawed and bewed'
sl,l05,5lO
cess " the Imports were S3t12,0l0, as against
So Bi6,4lS for the previous wear.
here was "A decrease in tho value OF tho ex-
purtalions Of g following ari icles:
Agricultural Implements, $35S93; brass, and
m pnufactures OF. $7i3 as; clocks. ana RS ~,
SSj5,3Sj: copper ore, S65,lOl; fruits, $5ls2l0
IN nufactures Of hemp, Sl,2j,s0i plgirun. $3OI,-
G91 steam engines, locomotive, s4BOD; m =
chincry, l,26i 4j1. muskets. pistols, rifles, and
sporting guns. sl.Sjj,TO; III inuiactl.es ~ lead,
%9s lo sm,s S [Ssn's Chess sSo' a. o @
Lard. x4il O31; spl Us u turncnttne, t2524bi leaf
tobacco. $s.tNi166 shocks, slaves, and hcad-
ings, $l,S53.SJ.
COMMERCE AND EAvIGATION
There Is little change In the proportion 81 tho
foreign carving trade transacted In foreign vcs-
eel about ~ per cent Of imports and exports
during the last lscai year having been carried in
foreign vessels IA against "a per cent. Tor the
preceding joar and " per cent. Tor tue nsoil
The Register OF the Treasury reports the total
tornnoe OF vessels OF the United states to be
421p 453 tons, decrease OF j1l,X4 tous from that
OF the nscal year ended june 81, 1875. This de-
crease IL principally ciused by the dropping OF
canal boat tonnage, exempt under the act OF
Congress approved April Is. 1874
The actual deere ise IL believed TO he about
bSi GIL tons, this amount being the excess OF tho
losses over the gains during the st nsral wear,
tut this decrease Is reduced To b'i ~ tons, by
cor. Ctiuns ~ the balances outstanding
Tho following table exhibits the total tonnage
for the last two years;
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THE POSTMISTER-GEN re
PORT.

The report of the postmaster-G General
sets ont with the statement that the eSpendi-
lures Of tho department during the fiscal year
ending June 30 we're t1l26jis,.i,; and the rev
euue-. geo, 1897 30; on excess OF expenditures
over receipts Siosl591os.
The ordinary receipts Tor the year wero 20
per cent more than those OF the preceding year.
The sum OF S5,0SS5s30J was drawn fon tho
Treasury on appropriations, and the estimated
excess Of expenditures to De appropriated out
81 the general treasury rs q deficiency is 30
O7s,-dI43
Inc issue of postage stamps, STAMPED envel-
opt, ana postal cards has largely increased, as
the fOlluwiu. TAI le shows:
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TOtNI......, H2ESb IH01,IaET tO,V5fI f,o'VtDo
The tonnage OF vessels built, a. given by the
Register l. aJG.isG tons, being decrease from
"a per coutum. The number of vessels built Is
LIE.
Onicial numbers have been awarded by tho
bureau Of StaisticA during the last fiscal year To
i,i63 vessels, whose carrying capacity amOuntsto
g,22Ol tons. and since July !. 1874 To 80 vessels,
Of the aggregate tonnage of llO,oA as the follow
ing statement more fully shows.
Statement storing ne np1'er. ci0ss. md tonnage ~
tes..k ,iieliA0 nHnbsiea au',H0 ne JscH rem eHd-
June 30. 1870.
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The amount 81 collections, as above reported,
Includes commissions ON sales OF stamps. PAID
In kind. and certain sum. ,pOr,ed a. collected
but not Deposited during tue Il. al wears ia
question, thus using an apparent discrepancy
between tho aNOve auO tats u CIllec las and
the amounts OF such collections shown o. war
rants covering the devo=its intO tue treasury, Us
else where shown.
Under tLr PROVISIONS contained In tho Lesisla-
tive, Executive. aud Judicial Appropriation I'M,
approved August II, 1876, the transmission 4
tutcrn 1 revenue 81 amps to the officers OF intcr-
ma revenue can Doe maze CuS through tn malls
OF the nitud ; alcs ia Registered! T, Il, kaAe-.
The tot ~ tus Il stamrs forwarded o. in'er-
nal revenue oficrr, nlnunnfs 10 anout SiJlVD,-
OJJ per anuum. hilhertn tha cost of transport
tng such -,amps by .Xpres-, without risk to tho
Government, mas been about $4,000 pr annum.
Ibe pres nt me hOd imposrs upon tue Govern
ment lie iiti. 81 transmitting them ni mail. and
OF their delivery t. me proper parties. thus add
ing 10 the risk Of Transmission au opp 'riunity
for lrauduleut trinsAGtipns.
la view II the lree amount involved, and the
risks posed uuIn the Government, - above
stated, recommend that the provisions Of the
act referred To Oe repealed
, 1876-04-23
= TO HENE-HDUSES,

|. TO RENT -H0UsEs,
Sphur5an--Con*inn
! no REF. fle WILL REST nDusE. BARN. AMP NJ
II !sa ~ T. rs :t ~
| 70 RENT--ROohfs~ -
25a5a i S5IISSs ESS IS 81 ii e
badsee hals a isa;ed siate iate' s. '''0' '' '''
II i5sss-si te11o:'te Gtaad fseiae( ..s
?a ss'tss ~
$ Masa Washing mast. rooms; froat, aia. -.
%sss sH :ssSa sss IS
! no NEST-g PLEASANT FROM, u ,1 RoqMS. Ms. WELL II
j; to f. Htss S'
I55; =; Hs.9b G15n 5iaa en WITHOUT rowhh
no R6NT-Ro0AS. rARTi:Y- -F0RNIsHED. FOR
kss 1en s'1saa
mo RENT-s1x ROOMS: FIRsT:KATE oRDER; T2
ty Il sisess ssssa siesse s o Sls would
no -TURNISlIEn on UNEuRSIsH1ED $ 1!;I'
L
no REET-CHEAP TO RIGHT T, PAETY.BAsyMe;, !sye;
&C. BRd5Rs 6Ses o
u,o RRHT-CLosE TO LIScoLs-Ay. CARS, A
t5a2 ms
no KENTIFRKSGH FLATS OF OF y aIs9!2, K9oss
Binding ss aGa 81 g SPSG
Err, E3 Deasboru-st~, Rooms
sas @ Z 1n A
F. il
ios hou.ekeepius IN acndel Block i: E. cornor Wan
, 1876-04-23

Spbcr5cn--Con$inu
ITO REHT- alcy vi Ii RENT HOUSE,, BARN. AND
10 Of lar: for :esx, ca 1ni!ea cut,
Louis Alton Itoabs AliS. BISHOP. THcnty 1t:
, 1876-04-23
tn RENT--RD0MS.,

H1n PTTTIELEGANT LOCATION; RENT VERY
ch-annioin9-foo1n and kstcha,l IArnr uaof, hfs
cton-st one block west ~ Union par5 ingutro
next door CT Of Il. n1tG1-AA@A' t IsftE .r
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Tossing himself guilty should escape punish
ment, is in contravention OF such rule, and
that the Attorney General should at once
revoke the instructions covered and implied
by the announcement ofsuch determination.
The Committee on Expenditures in the
War Department, on the 31st ut, examined
Z. s. Bell, whose testimony was to the eff
feet that the President wishing to satisfy
himself of the guilt or innocence OF Bah
cock, sent him to st. Louis to ascertain what
he could on the subject. Babcoek and Luck
ey, knowing he was going to St. Louis on
that errand, wanted him to steal the evil
dence out of the District Attorneys office
in st. Louis. This he did not do, but related
Babcock and Luckey's proposition to Mr..
Dyer.
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Cannot be competed with by any business house in
the County. 1 have Il very large stock on hand,
and anything that cannot furnish in this line cannot
be haG in the Territory.
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
United States Land Office,
Helena; Montana. March 8. 1915.

Thomas McGonigal, whose post office address is
Canton, .Meagher county, Montana has this day filed
ME final homestead laws, the west half of the south.
east quarter of section twenty-eight and the west
half of northeast quarter of section thirty-three, in
two east, which land is suspended from
entry. Notice is hereby given, that a hearing
will be had at this office, on the fifteenth day Of
April, A. D.. 1876, at ten O'Clock a. M, to deter
mine as to the mineral or non-mineral character of
said land. 1t is alleged that there are no known
miners, nor mining improvements, upon said land.
March l6, 1s76-l7-5w.
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
United States Land Office,
Helena, Montana, March 20, 1875.

Anderson Anthony whose post office address is
Canton, Meagher County, M. T., has this day
under the Final Homestead laws, the southwest
quarter of northeast quarter and north half of south
quarter of southwest quarter of section twenty-one
in township. number eight north, range number
Two east. which land is suspended from entry.
Notice is hereby given that q hearing will be had at
this office on the sixth day of May, A. D. 1876,
at 10 O'Clock a. M, to determine as to the mineral
or non-mineral character of said land, and testi-
fore the Register and Receiver, on the sixth day of
May, A. D.. 1876, at 10 O'Clock, a. m. 1t is alleged
that there are no known miners, nor mining i'm
proyements upon said land.
20-5w Signed, j. H. MOE, Register.
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SPRING WAGON, WITH PATENT WHEELS.
1 1-S inch Patent Iron Axle, l 1-4x5-16 inch tire,
springs l 1-2X5 inch leaf and l-2x3 inch leaf, bed
6feetlong and 3 feet wide, leather dash board, I
seat and | cushion
With shaft, 1925 90
With tongue, 1928 90
With shaft and tongue, 1856 W
Id inch Patent Iron Axle, with springs and work
in proportion, IS higher than above paiccs.
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TOP BtGGY-PATENT WHEELS.

| inch Patent Iron Axle, / 1-4x3 inch leaf front
spring and ! l-4x4 inch leaf hind spring, leather
dash board, cushions and fall, shifting top, root
OF top rubber, balance Of top leathers finished in
good style, $3.50 90
We have our Wagons and Buggies made in st.
Louis. They are handsomely finished, and we
guarantee them to be made of the very best material.
IT you want a Spring Wagon or Buggy that is neat
and durable, send lis your ORDER.
VIM. NJ. PRICE & co.
No. IA South Commercial ST., st. Louis, Mo.
DEER LODGE, M. T. january 81, 1867.
Bro. r. N. .sUTHEnLIN: ! wish to state for the.
of those that wish 70 order asythinr
through w. II. Price x Co.., st. Louis Mo. that
ordered a buggy of them, Which gave entire satis-
faction, both in quality and price. 1t was pros
nounced very cheap by competent judges.
Fraternally Yours, PHIL. e. EVANS.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-06
BUGGIES.

OPEN TOP -BUGGY-PATENT WHEELS.
/ inch Patent Iron Axle, / l-4x3 inch leaf springs
leather dash board, cushion and fall, square body,
and finished in good style, $3.50 OF
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-06
GRANGE WAGON.

The Grange Wagon is manufactured in st. Louis,
Of thoroughly seasoned timber, well ironed, and
put up by experienced and skilled workmen.
Wehave adopted as our trade mark, The Grange
Wagon, P. of II. =, which is in monogram form on
the sides of the body. We are the only parties who
can manufacture this wagon, and we caution all
parties interested to beware of limitations. None
are genuine without $ The Grange Wagon, p. of
in monogram form on the sides, and our name on
the front of the body. ]