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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26
tFIFTEEN YEARS ESTABLISHED

4 ROOF may he covered with very cheap
N shing'e. and b, application of this slate
be made to last from 20 To IS ears. Old foUis
can be patched aud coated. locking much bet
ter and lasting longer than new shingles with
out toe slate. Tor
a,-thfrd the Cost Of Re-sh;ngiiny.
The expense 81 stating new shineles u only
ahont The cost ~ siIsply laying them. The pniut
is Fiax PROOF sgsiust sparks '~H, lag eu,eers, US
uiay be easily tested by any one.
IT STOPS EVERY LEAK.
and for tin or iron has M eqaal as /, expands
by beat. con tracts by cold, and SEv.R c'hexs
nor scales. Goots covered with Tar She'ihnR
Fell can ne made wsier-,irbi at small expense,
nnd preserved 'or many yesrs.
This Slate Paint Is
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
Two gallon. will cover huua,ed square feet OF
shingle roof while ou tin. iron frtt m"'ched
boards. or any smooth suffice. from two quarts
To- one gallon are rsquird 10 100 sq'isre ieet ~
surface, AID sl,hpup he paint has heavy body
il is essii, sN'lied, u.ss" orilsn.
No Tar il ned IN Mis Composition.
therefore, i, nsiiber cracks in Winter, nor runs
! in summer
| Ga dec., 81 shingles II Ellis up the holes and
pores. ara gives new substantial root that will
| last for ychrs CrRLsp or WARPED shingles IL
brings 10 their places. and keeps them there -
II 6ns up all holes ia teit ropls stops the leaks
and although slow dryer. raj, does not af-
{ feet 1t few hours aiier, applying. As nearly
all prints thai IRE black CON tain TAR, he sute
you obtsin our genuine article, which (for shin
gle roois) Is
CHOCOLATE COLOR.
when frat applied changing in about a month
20 " uniform slate color, and is to all nntents
and purposes STATS On
TIN ROOFS
red color is usu lily preferred. as one coat il
equal to live of any ordinary paint. For
- II G X w LIS
Our BRIGHT RED Is tue only reliable Siaie Paint
ever introduced that win etirciusly prevent
dhmpness from penetrating and and discolo.ing
the pinser. tsr--
These paints nte also largely used on ont
houses and fences or as a tining coat on -fne
buildipgsres W
Our only colors are Chocolate, Red, Bright
Rcd, and Orange ss
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26

\ ROOF NAV lie covered with very cheap
"A shing'e. and b, application of this slate
be made To- las, from 20 to IS ears. Old foufs
can be patched aud coated, locking much bet
iersnd lasting longer Than new shingles with
ami slaIe fnr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26
Dry Goods,

is NEST thorough. cmSrscinc fuli lire, AZ p,,...
and Dress GOODS, brown and hl.~oh,d un.,;..
Css> i:ners. = iineu aud HEARERS. Flss.ss
Blankets. Shawis. Balno,sl skiris. ks A.
The. have = magnificent, stock OF Ne. d. po,,y
4 youths fieasy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26
Clothing.

In this department they have splendii c..,;.
mere sui's--'uli line at over Coats good Ks.,
sew and Saii,rt Goats aud Pants all az whi,A
show the late decline 10 wool, by IL, low pri,
ut which they eau be sold.
Their stock of IL ATS and CAPS
embrace all the novelties VI tie season 10 sh.s,
aud some novelties in the Wa, ~ hic dsclu, /,
prices Don't fail to give this department a.
exsmina alton
They also carry full stocks in the folloxi,y
departments, at popular prices:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26

In fact, they try 10 keep every thing the per-
pie want md cannot he undersold
They nr~-Doi trying - get the utmost a'.
thing for heir goods. bn, 10 sell just ~ low y,
possible a. meet current rxtenses aud lesEt
small sharing TOR prs6i aud ia doing this h-y
have no fear of competition rs the p.Soeeiass
Ia add fur expenses will b, cxcr.dingl HgIt
which will eu"blr thrm to do better Tor Their
customers ,hsn AM other concern il. this vicinity
In conclusion. III would say they do pa
intend 10 blow M thtir goods which will n.
c"mm-ud themselves, and only ask IN eH,min,-
lion by their many fiends and patrons brics
making fall purchases.
Call early 81 the famous Dawson aid, o.
posiie Old Valley Bank Building
POLLING 81 iIARMlS0N
RomBey, Nov. 3, 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26

II you want cheap BOOTS h SHOES. 70 70
POLLING 3 HARRISON.
Ronney Dec IS, 1875
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26

Science" says Dc. Holmes "is a
good piece Of furniture for man to
have in an upper chamber, provided he
has common sense on the lower floor"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26

The ACE or THE Mare call
upon you " said pompous counsellor,
"to state distinctly upon what authority
you are prepared 10 swear 10 The mares
age?" Upon what authority" aid The
ostler. interrogativcly you are TO re-.
ply. not TO repeat tho questions put TO
you" II doesn'. consider n mans
bound to answer question aforc he's
time 70 turn it in his mind" "Nothing
can be more simple, sir than the qucs
ton put. ! again repeat it: Upon
what authority do you swear % tho aui.
mails aver" "Thc best authority" re.
spouded he grumy "rhon why such
an evasion? Why not state o. no oucc?"
well, thea. IL you must have it,"
Must ] will have &C." yocifcratcd
the counsellor intcrrupling Che witness.
"U ell. thsn, 10 you must and will have
It," reioincd the ostIcr. with impcr;nrba.
bic gravity "why. then, had 10 myself
from tho mares own mouth 4 sim.
nltaneous burst Of laughtcrrangthrough
out the court. and the judge ou bis bench
could with difficulty conlpe bis risiblc
muscles TO judicial decorum.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26
FALL AND WINTER srocx

which viii be found attractive In Al, n.
ments. AMI viii be sold .mssiue lac ~
aud prompt time hasess Theh huy,,. -
u. Polling, having hid long experi~.s, ~ ~
wants Of this community, wnu,d sesprs,sS
any, that he has never BEEN able 10 .ly+r =
ssantiai bargains 40 he has in s,ock noe *
just sush Goods 40 the people VI ,As ,,cIS
want. Their stock u
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26

On. third the Cos, Of Re-sh;ngiiny.
The expense 81 stating new shineles u only
ahoni The COST sirsply laying them. The priui
is FiaE PRoov sgsiust sparks o~-f, lag eueers us
may be easily tested by any one
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26

EU Oars gwine to he wah," remark
ed colored citizen. IAN all We niggahs
-inout jess we'll git ready for active bu
siness." (Which side shall we take?
asked one Of his hearers. You niggahs
can take jes wat side YOU please Use
gwino to take de Canada side
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26
Roots and Shoes,

Also, full lines OF Women and children's Shan
both coarse and fine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26
1T STOPS EVERY LEAK.

and for tin or iron has M eq1sl. as II expands
ny heat, contracts by cold, and SEv.R cfheks
nor scales. Goots covered with Tar SheainihR
Fell ne made wsier-urhi at small expense,
nnd preserved 'or many yeats.
This Slate Paint Is
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26

W 4 colored preacher, on Grand av.
enue last Sunday evening said: My
beloved breddcn; Believe me dat sin
is like black cat. iou bar INC, it fol.
lowed rue one mite, wild its two sparkin
eyeballs. seed dat cat acontin' and |
sade "scat" You har me, my friends,
and dat cat Immediately scattancd :"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26

tS Three-year old happened 10 have
want to be attended % inst as his
mother was hnsy with t' .Ay. Get
away; l can't he bottle 20 aiIh you
now" What did you have 50 many
children for if you can't bother with
emf" lie unexpectedly inquired.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26

sy..H is becoming to me?" asked
she as she paraded in the costume zone
Hundred years ago, before the man who
is her husband. Yes. my DEAR" said
he meekly. "pon't You wish | could
dress this way all the time?' she asked.
No, my dear" he anawcred hut wish
You had lived when that Was tho STYLE"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26
wtF AND I4U,MoB,

wspurseeas INA lsserserpon told
the wives and mothers not to run after
public-interests to the neglect of .,omes-
tic duties: LET the bustons he. on the
shirts, let the cliil,lrens socks be mend.
ed. let the roast mutton be done to a tan,
let the house be as neat as a new pin,
and the home as happy as q home can be-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-26
EXTREMELY CHAP.

Two gallons will cover buud,ed square feet or
shingle roof while ou Tin. iron feit matched
boards. or any smooth suffice. from two quarts
To- one gallon rsquird 10 100 sq''rre ieet ~
surface, AID slIhpug b The paint has n heavy body
il is essiiy applied. uiss~ ornsh
, 1877-10-13

the vouchers wcrc no, examined / would tend to
and wonld probably brrHk down the prosecution.
nsatnst the fling. Mf. Tweet ,hrseHron consulted
with Mr n. II t:ook. who WA then an at'aehe o.
The DEPARTMENT OF FnpIc Works and The head vi
.ne bnfean therein. ss to the FEASIBILITY Of ub,ain.
Mr.. Cook Examined ,u The -tomp!rn,'e.s otilte n,
vnilti,ert eond bc otha,ncd and destroyed. and
tnIn Mr.. Twccd 10 fcaYc Tho matter IN MS hsntts.
and hr wDuid attend to IL. 1t was subsequently
Mr. Cnnto1y, the Comptroller. 10 produces the
vouchers. NJ. Connolly. being .eosuizant Of what
rt,nE 10 take place. requested snd ohssned nc
delay Of a few days. dnrlng which lime Sir. to.'9.
!. he informed S.: Tweed oh,.ined .ese.. to ins M
hcrlroyed The vouchers. rho. u any one. Wa
engaged with him 10 the enterprise VI. Tweed IL
mol Informed. "A Mr.. Cook declined 10 state.
After letting Mr. Tiyirlow Weed out with
el-an skirts, Tweed dips slightly inio the ciee-
lion M,siness, aud explains that C!'arles J:
Fotccr was elected Judge t'y rncth'rit we'll
known to AMI generally pract'cca by the Demo
cratic PARTY. In niU.t of the warls tt vas merely
swap Of nil,rr, candidates for Folgrr. bit in
tho Tenth Ward tho understanding WAS that he
should have snajurttv, regardless Of The con.
tcDts of The Galiotbuxes.
, 1877-10-13

Mr. Whitaker. young Baylcsr was riding naat
neiQhhor't, with whom Whitaker paused to
speak on business, wlIcn Amos Bayicse came
cut from The hu,rc nn! asked hiH tIrpEcw to
dt.tnulnt, MS he wi.f,rtl private talk viii, him.
Unete and nephew sat .lUwn 1t some distance,
wl,nn the l u,at male hIs business knstwn H..
wns the father nj very aIirsGifvc young fat!v,
WIN, IL arrfMrd, ha.i t~rn deceived. II mt he.
traYcti. by *oinp unkur,wu Individual. WHO hail
hccn sreu by young t'xv'rss atns'e 4, the woods
With hcs nm different ntla%it'ns. The Old gen
llttnan then and thrrt demanded 0f the ynlli1g
man the tame uf is daughters lover" whltiI
John W. refused, ~ he l.*l repcAtcay refused
unless t,c should he fnrusi to dn 10 hnicr oatlt.
Anrerctl al hin ncpttew'a olstlhacy, tho Uthcr
ron,neM.c.l st'iKtng him with cane he carried,
ntnI eyeU cursed and threatened his lie II TIC did
not tell, when wnfsls were passed, resulting In
ihc fatal sot that krllrk with unrtr!ng certain.
" to the old mans heart. 'rwo pistols were
tnunl upnn the butty of the ticad tnan, and he
was considered, something of a dangerous CHAR
autcr, nutnlthsl ant1inE iA hnc.
The ypung man shcn He'd 10 the won1s, where
he remained all night, EnEtlg 10 tho Village Ot
CiAysyiitc and surrcnirrinE himself T'hurs.lay
nurnIug. lie wn* brought 10 EynthIana That
evening and clacc,l IL jail. where nc is now In
canrrsLrd to await his trial. which Il set fur
NEXT TucsAaY,
, 1877-10-13

politics i vcry slight, national f.-nr. haytng been
avoided IN thc contest By both s'de.. INT. tndl.
Wr-iern KrpnbIic4n-. two ycars aco th.y met
their aressartca in Ohio on the high eronnh of ma:
,naf hone.t '9 .sr hsfd on s ,s sy nest
ID and thry are oyerwhrime,., Another ycar
they wilt nErhApA unhrrstnnd th1t hnntnty IL the
best polley. y.-.itu Yofk tribune {Eep.).
4 number If the Ohio papers dnring the
lste csnvass rnbltrhrd tho following csscr NJ sec
1etfry Shrrman, written when he adfocatch what
Is called The Cfctnback policy:
":si:a : 1ss'!;s;ss
.us nke ~. oe lnan-nssd y ths'n.
9s II, inw Tie rsta q sa1c;nl e;
s"s;i ssss% +. r. ; s$s,d t: VIZ S:issss
fss ss = e,"f e ass':
a
:, y vi 'f: .;s.ss !!
.:Esss :t 1:: e. :
Il III Is ssd J.: 4 r. ~ r. z,
nj, 4 H. n II" M 'rr e ,ns
m,Sa meney @ more ..'sseie ih.a nt x;Ss THY yoar'
Tic Hon. A. Mana, it,, Droos,Yn Heights.
The Republican parsy In Ohio did not dis
play In the contest that has Just cloted the contagc
or IT. convictions. In order to win. Of course. It
had TO he IN Administration pastr, and It vas care
Yn 10 be tcry cautions apout IL phraseA Of appeo-
ation q tho T., s"e !u5s ws.t w. S !.
hnsc silver coined accnf1inR 70 The guild standafd.
1hc Cincinnati ta:et'< asra!!ed hi re.nmptinn
pjea+rd Republicans, for reasons that may
BE- saown to thsts,e 10 ass n"d
. rr,nn terribly alonl John shern,ah.: :
Mattlrr' be!nf nnde,.,ood e. esamp.a .,e
foTf Ttt~t, Judge Neat nrt
, 1877-10-13

nny rent on tho ground tlat thrsc are no proper
persons to receive II. Ct'tnplainant therefore
nsk that two trustee: mar be tmmct!iAtrly
appointed III pla,c of Henderson and Pullman,
with like powers anil ,futtcs.
THE CALI. sttNDAT.
IrnnE nRC~ ~&1Ntt-. In Chambers.
JGytIe RLttl,sEyr-actc cAA"s MI senefaf buFtneRa.
JUNK iIaar-,iB 10 III. ,neius.re. No. oB.
Coonha rs. fca,lina. on tr,sl.
june. jtsszox.::s7l. .:so.f, csa; :s: os't, ~.
sn,. ac'. ~, :a'i' 2o7' No. .'S' ''oFsn w.
Jcn"s M""ns-e+, :o. ~. No. r. toomts rs.
J"nak Ro.sn.- calendar No. .at. act case III.
Merritt yr. lss!t-t'. and calendar Nos 2:}B. ard
23s to &;al. lncustse: NJ ea.r on trtal ,,o
tn!M* - Hnn7n-i4l 70 19o. Inclusive, except l+o
Jypax xMcAIt.sr1n-rasscd cases. No saso on
Jupox Wl1I1Aas-1enerA1 business.
IuDUhENTs.
nx'ysn sra1E: c,ME,r .':srr7frnos !,re ntone H.
tbe Alliance Insurance Company Of ho'soht gar
nithcc. .-...L
Nv. &. ilngl,ts Il Il. =. schooner lshtt!rh. dc.
cree, S7s. bn.-rrank !'rowes e. 81. y: schooner
.lnho ribbItts: dcrree. s+6, tiourieh Iran'pnrla.
sursntea iMunr -i;nsrKr-,o1s- z. Letter ~.
Abra.an = k!.,e $t;a "a o,tsy t1asy = 4 ssn w.
Il. v. Fctsr wseacf. 379 %: ,..
,lUnax titay- MARI =. lahrr'.on "a a., s. sams'
iaeturne Company ". William II. til. s:ri!: s:
t;utclia n. sln,ua ~. BENJAMIN Flsge. $50. =
t!erman Saying, H.nk Of s, Jo,eph,. M, w., - -.
Wrtller \ Kills "a. Lazarus +. Lc1nht, 470s:
Ianmcra anil William, 1''ndy; verdict slt"1, and
a. son,Is y, sidsn F. c'ssT xsc; Calhoun
Jrps. NcA.Atsrkn-C. Ii. i.anRe "a. Joseph
Darstow, s1o1.ts'.
, 1877-10-13
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.

B0F7dl WkbdlcH 10 78e CAaed06 7FfSNHf.
srRtSurtELp, H., Oct. 12.-Thc Southern
PcnttentlarY Commissioners say thai they pur.
pose pushing the work Of building tho prison at
.Chcs,er, and ttut II not enjoinel by the courts
they will h4.c ccll-room for 500 convtcts by
FEB. l.
The Joliet renitcnttary reports to the Gov
ernor receiving l.O runvlcts during September,
and dtsehar9anE w.
The Governor to-day cpmmissioned the Rev.
Fred Il. Wines, the Secretary Vi the State
Uoarl ul Public Charities Commissioner to
rrprescnt Illinois at the Worlds Prisun Con.
gress to be held NJ Stockholm, Sweden, next
At,prst
, 1877-10-13

DtIu4itA u GtAclNHutl En4aiitF.
CTNTu1AAA, n.y., Oct. U.--liurrlAon County
xaa this seaHo On last " eduesd2y afternoon of
another of those terrible shouting alIrAys that
have grown to be ~ fashionable upon "tne
tedious and difficult work to learn the partlcI.
lars, " 1t T. one ot tilosa sgRrsy1ted Cases in
which public opiniou Il considerably 4iFl4lr4 aud
the alr full VI slrun9a ruu,ors, but ihe following
statement may be relied upon " At least in pAr-
sIal, uu4 in the snaln correct:
Amos Baylcss, who was shot. WAS on tho
shady sIie of life, and Ill nephew,
Jahn ". baylsss, by whom he ~sa
s]slu, Is yuuuK man Of good chazae-
tvr ai.d temperate ,Aabt.. Upon tie csepu9 iu
question, about 6q'slosk, Ii company with 4
, 1877-10-13
WILL VISIT RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 1a.-The Hon. John A.
Meredith, President Of tho Doarl OF Aldermen.
Gen. Joseph It. Anderson, President VI the
Common Council, mi Franklin stearns, Of t,le
Board Of Public Interests, will visit Washington
next week to confer with the President relative
tD tho tine alil duration OF his visit u this city
during tho Statc FaIr. An extensive programme
Is being arrnngcd Tor his reception.
, 1877-10-13
CURRENT OPINION.

Tho Ohio election occurs tomorrow. Enst-
cEn Republicans would tnkc greater Interest In It
were there not general belief that thc Republican
candidate for 0oyernor ought 10 he beaten ont Of
his buels. ~ 1t were.-lfhrtfora tConn.} Courant
tRtp.). ...
As both tho main parties were equally ova-
svc on all live questions Of the day. the result III
Ohio ran only be safd to bc nighlhcant Of the way
In which the prcs!dent'a "southcrn policy" Ia re.
1usdcd. 1t ID evident thai It has dsp1ea4ed good
many Ncpuhltcans and tho number Vt ncmocFnts
won by It docs not appear to Du large.-4SsW l'ort
Tina tEep.).
The election yesterday was very quiet. It
qu.otci the Republicans until tho next election.
We are discounted by tho wise young men who
threw away their votes on outstdo isaues, s,-worx.
lngmcn, grecubacks. aud the like. When llepnb.
llcsns 20 Into another outside movement With
Democrats wc hope they will be snart enough TO
see that theEe partners arc hoHcst.-Ddyion (O.)
Jouraat tRfp.).
Except for the exhibition Of lfstlessnesa on
the part OF The Republicans there II some cncour.
gfcenlack crsze bss weakened: that It failed to be-
CONF an Important quantity n tho struggle. n
diam the d!4tinel!nn Of nnancal tunacy, We need
anteIpa,r no srrous Injury from II n WlacdnaIn.
t s t. oo . u, GSns thfSu;h xs!s0
men ant not the lrnngcrs appeAf. Long before
The next natiooal casnpAFn ahs will bars recovered
| frUnl IT, 1tHaHett SsDt!"fa tHtp.i.
The leaders Of the Democratic canvass lin
onac ans1.'a aSorei. sn eaptasts
which hls bscn answssea Gy tbe yyorde. rcndetsd r
suty q liz tine % more t%porssat hs lie esen.
slon. by the Government. Of all ihc assistance II
approximately slys g iho s,ruEgltns industries
charged by tho Republicans sn'saased ~ld naslouaa
po~st dlsastcts may be retrIe'sd: Il /. IL !:
sa o. shs d as!
e!eeson should ts.es the epael'eaa leader. Ia
fHtis dIse1cllt1ule diasrnetons. II they do nul,
dlsaster viii .urcly overwhsl!a ~ heEs, - y has
nc msns h o1 shs Repubcan pa1ty ID FhilaaeIphia and
We fear IN tbs state. bas clthrr fallen into ndNer'
rnt bants. Or worse. The best and moat "nse !l4ls
speClatix u personal dltpatcs among acclIrat.l
lenders. who. having grown pto,perou. .. os,ies- M
iilal VI 4uAttelnx aud eaeken'ng zach other; Va
rcpest. suc., politicians ought n once 10 aodca!e,
Of IL stop lhelr wretched personal strife.-lAssa'
4etphta Pres tRfV.l.
Various ca,iscs have conspfred to bring
about this tesult. TO begin with. The Republicans
| 1nrt tulIeh tu mxks lhrtr ln'iorseMeht uf Hs}es
complete and ringing cnonKh to base ~ iaspi1lu-
snaJv speech which esss the Democrat. xo,'d
chance u tsisr ths err Of comaan'sM. Taca tGe
Bourben Rsnublieans-and there aIs a = fo,i many
disappointed oil!ccseeksrs Get vigorously 10 work
Il 'fsbuka" Hays. by keeping ail tle so.ea iron.
10 lisiTses from the nepub..eaas . slie* Of the
as9s. x9s y ~. two 49es tAsf fn.y
I'D tts honest Republican. VIC hare Gsea
arasstd 10 the polls to .,a.vs ths county" !as
Would worry along without theE help al. ,ysai.
Add to ali this the fact that Hayes osst Tden n
| ~ nd m mi FiheR RnylNhtF. Tht
, 1877-10-13
7HF MINERS.

PirrsToa, Pa, Oct. 12.-Thc miners ot the
Lellgh Valley Railroad Compauy tt,-tlay refused
BIZ vutc 10 resume miniuE without an alyanre
OF wnEce.
, 1877-10-13

Till; TRIBUNE lSleANClR OFFICES.
TN OtlDEls TO ACCOMMODATE our SuMElulC5
psaEch Ynces the Inrtent Iirist0na. ~ aesRAa.1i
below. where aitcttiarmcnia viii be taken for the same
prtCo cntEed Glo Anu Ucc, and Will au received
until o:ock r. nls duflns tue week. aud until ?. m
on SATURDAY.!
WILLIAM II. WINNING, BOOKSELLER and 6satIonrs
tsA ATwcnty.srcona.st.. near Wahash.as.
9. st. WALDEN. So.sdesisr, atat1oner, etc., lo)9
Vest MaaIsu1.st. near Yesterday.
ROBERT TltisUMsTOH. wcsl.5lde News Depot.
D:uc 1siaAd. .ay.. cosner OF llalsted.tt.
tiEOi!oE HENRY. Hook, Stationery, etc. $50 bl.
tekt0n.1t,
ANTON K1iO0. News Depot. Stationery, etc. Da
Milwaukee, Az, corner Of EArttntcr's'
, 1877-10-13
mGSCEE.D.ANEt1UHs m

4 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
me fara. Including mink and scai sat1urs and aeiA
trsde expressly 10 nfef. tHf EfcrA. In former
yrhrs. arc thr lowest 10 tl1c mattrt We grr q ~hr
fantee GFeFy article. Our may sElf 1pon
getting The heat 1rAlIty, atyts, and nntbt. =
PRICES THE LOWEST.
, 1877-10-13

Tor esIE-FnR LESS THAN HALF ITS COST
T. ffon. a"a 1T on lnd'.ns.1y s:a Ihir!.:,n,t L.,
Win n'd"rn imprnycmcnts. Tht> Ii grrst bargain 70
any tne wan.lnE thetc home: u must Be sn1tt
b: ND comr!r!cIy furu.hrd II dr1ircd ". II.
CHbPER. 10 Tribune tsntIdnE.
ITOKaALE-DAi:tlhtSstS nIiCR ASD CUTTAnE
J. hnn'ra-f1,bd. ft.JH. fifs4 $lHn k1.Tfl.
Easy mnnlhfy phymcnn Jn1IN +. EHtL.lIAlsT, iu7
Ciafk-tt,
L;0t sALK--CtlEAF AND LDN1 TiME-
~ ScThefry y:ay.Co,taet md io', fi.m s1.'
I4l fr,~ n.tt tnt'Avc And fpt, II, Hn EH0 eash.
balance ten annual payElrnfa At PR Crnt.
r. 4. CUMMINGS 1t co.. 1874 iAsA1tc-Rt.
T70R sHLE-VO. SO WEST KASnOLfif. ST.-
Hrck house: - Fnonsi this house u btilt annr y
y feet ffnnt. and has lftnth w9is drs all sl1 pHnts
Finished throughout il Enoi atyle; price. e,ou. A.
PATTERSON. W Washington .At:
, 1877-10-13

VTANTEp-A uok on TAYLOR lsANp;PREss,
w No. OF 9. Ad18ssA. AtAt1nG condition and
pftce. YcsXaa tsln.Iug CompADy, .l1 uilnVls'as.
, 1877-10-13


CASH Heal Mink SrA. 81 90 So sIa Sin.
E4tfA flnr Mink ttts. I'm kG,. sI1.
SALE. trrH1nc hrai HcS. *i1. SIS. xtb &l1
/ frtrch aea 3rtA, 81 ST. ~.
CASH yAIrHt zeal Scls. &W
| Flrhcit Lynx Re:A 81
SALE. ! Genuine |5i1ck lfnx St]s fth
1siark 1.usfs Fox SrIs. ~ III,
CASH ! Whttr Ertnlnr. nun and taJa. - to SIS.
/ Extra t1r1tr Seal. mnn and .kt4. SJJ.
6ALE. | Ch.Itsrn'a Artr. 81 ~ Sih.
| la leg kcal Skin Hats. 81 tn sis.
CASH t}rhss' ScaI skin Isis, ~ ~ IN SO
Ladies 1,EaI skin k4sllex. <tJI
SALE. E1La QUALITY Seal h1t GucA. f75 t1 $50.
J 80 SEjS
G. o. h.f GOOD hStD STYLISH Fufs9
AT - rEIt BIT.
ErRC1AL NOTE.
e. q. H. large tnfchssH st 4 reduced price tnahltb
= fHt 10 urE = nunflef uI tGty rfclh S+ai sets
c. o. D. and hIkh GrAdr Stnk SeA at tHE low nstee
n - , DF $40 TER SET
~ " N'tUtrts sTTESTy.lH)f.t+Att SEAL SET
c. o. D. TIE hksr r. TIE WORLD.
e. a. H.. T!lE TEsT iN TIE WORtn
Gvoda tent c. o. II. With privilege uf examination
IL, +. NAKTiS,
CIIlcAGI.
, 1877-10-13

m FIRST ct Ass MACHINES. Ali WAkHANTE!,.
~ II khAa half tho luasst pFicss- t1aIA1s RAo
oE'cs. rs IIAfk n, kooM :. up.atat1s.
, 1877-10-13

uOAHD WANTED.
1)OARn-ASu ADMs pf LADY AND GROWN
II buu; Wsst sldv prefGtfed- Ad1leaa II I'd, Irlh-
uuc Uhce.
DOAH[,-A GENTLEAAN WISHES 10 SECURE
Il bard his muher an 9uisl. riezs fa!li{.
4pU oltIce.
, 1877-10-13

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DARTNEN WASTEU-A MELL.kNuWS MANI.
i factory ~ thlsss9 eentIs!Iy located and donS
1nsrs eomln IL them fruu all auctons u hhe Country
u increase thu capacity Ut lhetr %orkt To DO th!l
t1tY require fEul H. t!a ULU additional Sa1ta
sa9 would prefer % akv pafner .ho tan c1!n,4n
pcisui ~ lake charge Ut the hnacia dsiartMtnt of
lhetf DuAIusss. tuT full particulars aupy 80 HA. h.
PIERCE Gtl. ltAI- Estate brokers, ll3 LsSxllest
lku10l AAlUf HEGck.
11ANfStls v WASTED1"ir!l ~ ~ ~ JntS EaE
freg xulu and Ill slanA clusx tnst.tl4aton Locs.
ton; sIiulninx ts rich and celebrated lepust kMu~a
Xu.sy Hi. tagucstlonsble ssftFsnIca. AodFtsA
u, Boz llD, EtlcLxo J.. d.