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The Modern Church According 10
Recherche EImira Plan.

Philadelphia Times: Briefly stated the
underlying principle of the Elmira plan
is the making of church as little like a
church as possible The great thing to
be kept in view is to make religion and
religious association so subordinate to
everything else that men and woman
who are seduced within the walls of the
building will never suspect for a mo-
ment that they are in sacred edliice.
There are the parlors, furnished East
lake style; the black walnut floors car.
peted with rich rugs; the walls adorned
with no pictures that are likely to give
ofiense to the sensitive skeptic Here
there is regular round of tea parties,
kettle-drums, game suppers, and, for
aught we know, Germans, not to speak
of such mild designations as sewing So
eieties, which do any else but sew.
Convenient to this are the well.stocked
pantry and a kitchen, with all the med>
ern improvements, but the flavor of re-
ligion is never obtruded in the culinary
department any orethan in the par
lors. Some of the Elmira people, how
ever, did not succumb either to the par
lor or kitchen, and were equally
proof against lavishly supplied
reading room. So a billiard-room was
thoughtfully supplied for the recreation
of the young men, and the tap of the
cue and the kiss of the balls are now
heard by day and by night. This again
is supplemented by a cosy little theatre,
playiully styled ''romp room" in the
guide books and on the play bills AT
one end of this apartment are the
scenery, drop-curtaiD, footlights, orches-
ira stall and all the other indispensable
adiuncts of playhouse. Here there
are performances of varied nature,
but as regular thing the children are
assembled once in two weeks foramuse'
ments in which stage effects are not
necessary, and high old time they
have The Shakespeare Club meets
weekly in the reading>room. We
would like to say something about the
nlace where the divine service IS held,
INIT no reference is made to it in the
descriptions of the church furnished
The nublic There must be some closet
or corner somewhere for this thing.
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,,.neede,e Of skobeIoT.

London Times Plevna correspondent
was informed the other day by an eye
witness of a CHARACTERISTIC incident
wbicb occurred during Scobeloif 5 attack
mon Pleyna. on the extreme lett OF
ScbekoGski's division. When his batN
taIion of infantry accompanying his
cavalry command) came under the hire
Of The twelve guns defending that porN
t;on of the Turkish lines, the soldiers
began shouting to charge" and com.
menced rushing forward. Skobeloii
nrdered a halt, the men were dressed
into line, and the command given
Garry arms Present arms. when
the line was at present the shells be-
can 10 fall among them. Skobelotf then
ssLed them if they did not think they
nresented ridiculous spectacle IN thai
po,;,ion under fire. They replied thai
tLev did Then he assured them 'ha'
he xould keep them there until the
nert day unless they promised to keep
IL, Ii IN the ranks and await the COM
msnds Of their officers, instead OF yell
inc and charging on their own account
T M men assured him that they saw the
to,cs ofbis remarks. They we're th ne,
lei forwsrd, and behaved sPlendidlJ
during the whole action.
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A nomsaes IN a Nn,.nsll.

Twelve years ago, James Shaw mar.
rled Hattie FoS, at Roxton, Wisoon
stu They did not agree and we're III.
Voroed Then Hattie married Mar.
snail Mellln, had baby, aud then
separated from No, Shaw went 10
chicago and engaged In bualness,
prosnered aud married. Last winter,
Shaw's wife No, 2 died, The old love
was strong, aud Shaw returned 10
hoekton, aud remarked the wife OF his
yOuth.
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history Of the Bones OF Christopher
GoIumbus

when Columbus died his body was
~ pOslted 10 the convent of St Fran
lsn :. seville. In 1913 they were te-
IT, 20 the Csrthusian monastery OF
hss Cuevas and In 1886 they were
bl.apofted to Santo Domingo and
h y ,soo IN the cathedral Of that city.
lsm.s o what were supposed to be the
s,sa. ns were taken TO Cuba with
d,si ' pomp and placed IN the cathe-
Rant. VI Havana. AS they were In
hrs.1, domingo for more than two
IN, eo years, 1t seems quite likely
ma. some mistake may have been
nova the time of the supposed re-
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COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

Ihe monetary market is somewhat atrinR,
CIV iol outside business, but there n ample
luhus ior legitimate business and CONNER.
olal purposua.
HolD- huyinG large pieces 10, small OK
sci lhg, large " smgll 20.
hlLVEh- Nominal,
Thrre ~ but little gold on silver In market,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., = per cent
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RL.OnIi.

FLOuR-Feir demand, which IL met freely
nv lhe following quotations Crescent, II
sheks, u 0Oi san Jaolnto s3 20, Empire 81 %
MN ~ 70; Eagle VI w; Magnolia, la sacks
VI lbs,i. "a eOi rodds NNN, & 10, Stat,
central N\AN, u Hi Choice Family, VI %
BRAN-From 10 20 $40,
NOkN NINA IL-.Illn
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LIME AND CEMENT,

LlME-The best quality IN barrels IN worth
rs In bulk, 81 90; ordinary Dallas, BOO, pen
bushel.
CEMENT-Rosendlo-- IL worth ~ 81 barrel
Dallas, 50 90.
PLASfEn IL worth 80 80 n barrel
Tho suppiy,Oi the above mentioned artl-
les isaInple demand fair market arm,
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, September 9.-Flonr, dull
5uperfine s. 20; Xxx g OOq5 ~; ASA 50 bO@
Is; choice 50 7597 %. Corn dull weak anu
lower, white &c. Oats dull at iOgl2c. Cotfes
steady, in good demand cargoes, ordinary
TO choice, l7ka9lc. sugar, dull tobbing
common 10 good common 795c; fair TO fully
fair Sg314c; prime 70 choice s14@s'zc; yellow
clarified ol49y4c: holasses, dull ana nomi'
nal. Rice, good demand, ordinary IL prime
5jsg64c.
Ngw YORK, Septem Der 29.-Flour droop.
ing. Wheat advancing. Corn active, shade
Sisht-Flour still strongly in buyers "a
yor with limited demand; common TO fall
extra southern 81 ggs TO- Wheat feverish
excited and unsettled, l93c lower; No. I
WINTER red 81 ~. Corn shade stronger and
in active demand for export and home use
al 55a57JSc. Ungraded western mixed oats
Ksic better. Coffee quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE, September 29.-Flour is dull
and unchanged. Wheat, dull and steady
western dull and Irregular; southern red
good 10 prime u 509l A.; amber 81 4S9l 80
resfern steamer 81 %, No. 2 western winter
red spot 81 AZ; October 81 A.; November 81 q
| / .p. Southern curn, quiet and steadyi west
ern spot steady, fntures hlgheri southern
white 75c; yellow SIC.
AT LOUIS, september 29.--Flour f. quiet
/ and steady, offerings light. Wheat &c i've;
No. 3 red fail 81 az bid cash: 81 ly14al p
aentemker; q lekal 20; October; 81 lShgl Is
noyember. Corn Inactive, No. mixed l211
cash: Octobei 4l5tgtl5fc; November fO1sc.
oats inactive, N .R251 z92jztc cash; Octoner
s5sS6tI8c; November ne. Rye quiet at 51:.
| Rari.y. only the very best grades wanted;
ehnice 10 fancy Minnesota $751; o.. whisky
good demand at 81 o.. Pork quiet at sl5 -.
lad uomInally unchanged. Bulk meats
| arm sI.as5Sc asked for clear rib and clear
sides. bacon nrm, re, sh9sc, and vac Tor
sbouIdefs. clear NIB aud clear sides.
Caitle-bull and unchanged, only local
Hozs-Active and nrmei; packing IS Ss
20.
Hides and wool.
GALVESTON, september n.-Hlaes1n M,
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IIDEs Ann PELTRIEs.

HlDEs-Dry tlnt, Is Ms and upward loo.
dry illnt, Is MS aud upward, damaged, 100,
dry hint, kips and calf llc, dry salt, Us N,
and upward, llo,i green butchers, 6I[c
SHEEP PELlS--Eaoh, owing 10 wool, 200
28ci white wool, long, 2lc; white wool, mIl
clip, l0yatc,; black wool, lSc.
BUFFALO-Bull's, io,; oow's &c.
TALLOW-ln barrels, $40,
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Evening Report-Wine.c.al.

NEW YORK, september 20.-Money at 400
per cent. Sterling heavy Mt "a S21s. 9old
at 81 031s. Government bonds firm.
NEW ORLEANS, September 29.--Gold 81 021a
@Sl O316, Sight a premium. Sterling bank
N %
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Sales 10 bales. Futures opened easIer.
October II 05@ll U7c; November 10 92gl0 $40;
December 10 gO9lO 92c; January IL O0gll U2c;
February III l4gll l7c.
Night-Cotton, dull and easier. Uplands,
IL 5-l6c; Orleans IL 7-l6o. sales 35l bales. Con-
soIidatod net receipts $50; exports to Great
Britain l,Sjl bales.
Close OF market-Gross receipts ,5l3 bales.
Futures closed barely steady. Sales $1,000
haIeg
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GRAIN AND bMEADsrUFPs

WHEhT-Receips more liberal. mll,
equal ~ the demand. No. 2red 81 l5al Z,
choice VI cool TO- medium 95ssl OOi lowel
OATS-9Oc,
RlE-None offered.
BARLEY FEED--2ic.
COkN-lexas, IN shuok, 3a@lOo.
HAl--N uOglO W per ton; Hungarian and
Millet slOgl2.
NINA Ann pRUpnUpa
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offer at private sale my mill, known a
TRINITY MILLS"

Situated Immediately on the Dallas and
Wichita railroad, near the county line, lsl<
miles from Dallas. The mill IL new and IN
good order. Capacity 100 barrels per twenty
four hours. Can load flour on railroad
track from mill. I viii sell the mill, dwell.
ings aud store-bouse, or any quantity
Of land with ~, no to seven hum
dred acres, 10 accommodate a purchaser.
There IL q fine farm on the lana. great
abundance Ofwater, afOrdiDg n choice Ioos
ton for stock feeding IN cOnnection with
milling. AS have not capital 10 operate
upon win sell this property Tor an interest)
AT low figures, a part cash aud LoSG TINE on
the remainder. 1 mean business, a. any
one desiring large paying investment can
zee By applying early 70 me on the premises,
addressing 49,
Or. ROY 3. SCOTT,
or Trinity hills,Y Dallas County, TEXAS.
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LIVERPOOL, September W.-NOOn.-U
easier but not quOtably lower.

VUl'' OUNlVII
easier but not quotably lower.
SATURDAY. FRIDAY.
Middling Uplands, -. SD 65sd
Middling Orleans. .,.- 61ad Odd
Sales. 1000 bales; speculation and export
300 bales; receipts 700 bales; American 600.
Futures l-32d cheaper. UpIands low mid
ding clause, September delivery, o 5-l8g
8 9-3Id; Scptemb II and October 9-32d Octo-
Der and November 81; November aud De-
cemDer i 9-3l@6Ad; December and January
ed. the market is now weak.
ESQ y. m.-Futures weaker with free sellers
at last quotations.
NEw ORLEANS, September 2l.--Night-C Cot
ton, demand fair. Sales, |, 100 bales keoei pts
net, sos bales; gross $3.50 bales, Exports, 10
Liverpool - bales. Stock 2i0d bales.
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DR.. VIII r. It I E r.
SIT St. Charles Street,
Treats all forms @! Vcneral Diseases, Semi.
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No matter who failed,
cali or write; pamphlet OF consultation free.
Can refer to the medical profession in az
parts of the Country.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


GALVESTON, September 2O.--Gold 81 O215g
81 OS12. silver 99%c@Sl OO15. Exchanee--,New
York sight 4 discount ana par a. premium.
New Orleans sight "A discount @g par.
NEW YORK, September 20. Stocks declin.
ell "a to nc, alterward made partial recov-
cry. Money 4 per cent. Gold 81 W. Ex-
change long "a s2% short " So Govern
ment bonds firm. State bonds steady.
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bonkhout n simpson, Attorneys at LAW
no, on. Main street, opposite The Herald
moe, upstairs. iun8D.dhytf'
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u,de. ana wool,

GALVESTON. September 7a.-Hldes-nrm
- advancinR. JIry selected, 1sc; light
saited lse; stack salfsd l5e; damaged ball
,.rtee. kips ice; vet sailed a. they run lVci
fsieetad lie. butcher green shc.
EooI-N0fhinf doing.
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Cotton Market.

GALVESTON, September 29.-Cotton-Re Re.
ceipts, 2,2SJ bales; gross - bales. Exports
coastWise 2,l52 sales 295 bales. Stock ii 1856
bales. Market dull and lower to sell.
SATURDAY.. ERInAY
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On the 22d of October
next, and during the con-
tinuance Of the NORTH
TEXAS FAIR ASSOCIA-
TION, we will issue to the
State of Texas alone a
free edition of $4,000.
COPIES Of our agricul-
tnral paper, the HOME
AND FARM" thirty hOu-
sand copies of which will
be mailed to $4,000 differ.
ent individuals i'm the
State, and 10000 icOpies
distributed from Dallas
during the Fair. Parties
desiring space in this
mammoth issue will send
i'm their cards ut once and
specify number Of papers
desired, which will be
furnished free of expense.
For terms, etc, apply to
Sydney SMITH, Super
intendent of our Texas
Branch, ut Dallas, Texas.
or hand i'm cards, &g., to
G. W. Anderson, who will
call and receive them.
b. f. AVERY Il SONS.
Sept26dlw
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PROFESSIONAL.

on the LIST Of September shan enter upon
inc practice OF tho law In Dallas. Oiiice
public square.
augl5dlm NJ NJ. RlIRFORD
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Cotton HlntcInent.

For the week ending September 70, 1877.
Furnished THE HERALD by ID. W, Barnett,
Reporter In this City for the National Cot
ion ExchnnHA.
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Catarrh.

had II "a years, but cured myself years
ago, after paying doctors and for medicines
over 81 100 ia vain.
Book mailed for 10 cents, gives full partlc-
ulars. Name this paper, aud address
g. II. SYKES,
l69 f. Madison st., Chicago. Ill.
aug2S-d6w3m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-29

According to an official statement of
che bank of England, published in
1874, the stock of paid notes of seven.
years is about ninety four millions in,
number, audthey fill eighteen thousand
boxes, which,. if placed side by side.
would reach three, miles. The notes
placed in pile would be eight miles
high; or if joined end to end, they
would form. ribbon fifteen thousand
miles long. Their superficial extent is
more than that of Hyde Park. Their
original value was three thousand mil
lion pounds. and their weight over one
hundred aud twelve tons.
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DISSATISFIED POLITICIANS.

The President recently issued a spe-
cial order forbidding Federal officers,
nnder penalty of being dismissed. to
take part in politics. This order. the
justice and necessity of which will
readily be conceded by everybody but
politicians, is received with great dis
satisfaction in many parts of the coan-
try. As heretofore Federal Office was
the reward for political services, those
who acquired high positions because of
their ability to manipulate primary
elections or coyentions, dislike to be
deprived OF the only means by which
they can acquire influence to keep,
them in Office. Having no special
qualifications for the Offices which they
hold, they see in the near future their
occupation gone, and their dismissal
certain. In Pennsylvania, where the
campaign for State election is Just
opening, the Republicans are out
spoken against the decree, and as a re-
Duke to to the Administration the Cam
sron faction boldly declare that they
will let the State go Democratic next
Fall.
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The Turkish Qua6riIsteraF en-
in Halves.
SINfNrTz1, June 28.

SIMNETzA, June rs.
General Scobeleoff's division of Co.'S
sacks is on the road to Simnitza from
some where up the river. Its Chief
who is to lead she advance. has just ar
rived here. The Russians wisely drew
a thick veil around their movements,
placed sentries on every road and
suffered NO man to pass. They then
passed higher up the river than was
expected. The Russian left is in great
for ce near Hiasova, and is being con.
stantly strengthened. The center has
the choice of concentrating upon the
right or left wing and crossing unop-
posed. Widin and Nicopolis are iso-
lated from the Turkish Quadritateral,
and present indications lead to the con-
slasion that this much-vaunted square
OF fortresses will itself soon be cut in
halves, and the Turkish forces be sepa-
rated into three divisions, without
means of communication, and with the
whole Russian army occupying CEN
tral osition between them and free to
move with crushing force upon any
one of them.
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HEAVY ON TAX PAYERS.

Crime is frightfully on the increase
in this county. The jail is crowded
with prisoners, and scarcely day, GER
tainly not week, passes that there are
not one or more arrests for stealing or
burglary. This is principally owing to
the fact that the railroad, which is the
great thoroughfare for thieves and dis
reputable characters of every grade.
runs through the county distance of
nearly $50 miles. One of the conse-
quences of this unprecedented increase
of crime ia increase of taxation. 1t is
expensive in a community where ordi.
nary board costs dollar day to maiu-
tain jail full of prisoners. Only two
remedies suggest themselves for this
great and growing expense. One is
the summary punishment of offenders
caught in criminal act. by the people;
the other standing grand jury COM
posed of citizens living at or in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the county seat,
who may be called together whenever a
burglar or larcenist is held to answer TO
act on the case at once, and give every
person indicted a speedy trial. AS
mob law is not to be couutenanced. ex
eept in extreme cases, the lister course
Is the only one that can be pursued, but
the summoning of trial jurors froN the
body of the people of the county will
be a great obstacle in carrying out that
programme. 1t is evident, however,
that some means should be devised for
trying those held to answer ioY crimes
as speedily as circumstances and the
laws viii permit, to save the county
the great expense of providing for
Jail full of prisoners.
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RAPHic.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
A Mixed Commission for the Rio
Grande.

WASHINGTON, June %.
1t is announced by authority that a
proposition will be laid before the
Cabinet upon the return of the Presi-
dent to appoint d Mixed Commission.
to have jurisdiction of predatory
offences committed within fifty miles
each side of the Rio Grande. 1t is be-
lieved by this means Mexican border
troubles can be suppressed. The mat
ter has already been considered by the
President, who regards it favorably.
Politicians Dissatisfied
CHICAGO, June %.
A Washington special says o
Pennsylvania Congressman says the
Preside nt's special order forbidding
Federal officials to take part in politics
is received with great dissatisfaction by
Republican politicians in that State,
and that the Cameron faction say
boldly that they intend to let the State
go Democratic at the coming election
as rebuke to the Administration. A
special to the Tribune says Hon. Jas.
F. Wilson, who was reappointed Gov
eminent Director of the Union Pacific
Railroad lately, il the first Govern
ment official who has openly violated
the Presidents order. The President
said just before leaving sor the east that
be should make a special example of
the first case of neglect TO conform to
his order. There has been general
speculation to-day over the probable
action of the President with this promi-
nent official.
A Woman Asks to be Hanged.
COLUMBIA. Ohio, June %.
A singular criminal case has just |
Deen passed upon by Judge Brigham
n the Common Pleas Court. Mrs.
sarah M. Victon, who was convicted
n Cuyahoga county of murder and
sentenced to be hanged, but afterwards
lad her sentence committed to i'm
orisonpe nt for life, confessed her
crime while in prison, and subsequently
moody and tired OF such life
applied to the Courts of this city to |
nave the original sentence carried out,
IN the grounds that she never consented |
To- the communication. This was in jan
nary. 1876. Judge Brigham has had the
ease under advisement Is months, and |
now renders his opinion that Mrs,
Vieton is in law an escaped prisoner
after conviction, and has issued an
order to the Sheriff for her delivery to
the authorities of Cuyahoga county to
await action by the Courts of that
county. Hse Supreme Court subse-
quently granted stay of proceedings
until the case can be finally heard.
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A. SPLENDID Bounce Is karat gold,
t. Howard chronometer watch, ad-
insted movement. A, true time-piece,
warranted.for 10 years. To be sold for
$83, at Uncle Harris, 702 Kearny
street, San Francisco. Send for this
great bargain Immediately don't delay
or you will lose this rare chance.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-29

The two men named, John Hamilton
and w. b. Burton, who broke jul at
Eureka about q month ago and were
arrested here and taken back to their
old quarters by Sheriff Sias. escaped
again last Tuesday night.
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BRIGHT eyes, regular features. and a
graceful figure. fail to. produce their
due effect if the compile zion is defaced
with pimples or blotches or the skin is
rough or, harsh. To remedy these
effects use Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair Dye restores. the tinge of
Nalth to grey locks.
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED.

All sufferers from this disease that are anx-
ious to be cured should try DIR. Kissner's
Cesebrated Consumptive Powder.
These Powders are the only preparation
known th't will cure COnsu IN pfion and
ALI diseases of the Throat ami Lunrs-
indeed, so strong is our faith in them, ana al.
so to convince You that they are no humbua,
we will toward to every sufferer, by mail,
post paid, free Trial Box.
we don't want your money until you are
perfectly satisfied OF their curative powers. If
your life is worth saving, don't delay in Civ
ing these Powders trial, as they will
surely cure you.
Price, for large box, So oe. sent to any Dart
OF the United States or Canada by mail on re-
sfpt OF price.
Address.
ASH & ROBBINS,
800 FULTON srREEr BaooKLxN,, NY.
4 Anril. 25:lY.
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- T O " e .
BRASS AND STEAM GOODS.
ASent for the Celebrated
CHUTTLER FARM & FREIGHT WAGONS


CONSTANTLY KEEPS ON HAND
Pope. Augurs. Butts.
IRON, Anvils. Screws,
Cumberland Coal Bolts, Steel,
Horse Nails. Borsx, Bells.
A xle Grease. Bits. Boilers,
Rakes' Headers Mowers.
Door Locks. Betting.
Wheelbsrrows, Babbft- Metal.
Wire, Grindstones, Machine Extras,
OK Yokes, Barbed Wire. stapleu,
Gil Cans of every description.
Oriils of all kinds.
-oodenwsre, Teaksttles,
Iron Axles, Cutlery,
Nuts, Patent Iron Planes,
Mails. Scissors, Wash boards,
Egg oeaters, Tubs,
M -olsssas Gates, Hinges,
Urn Cocks. Hammers,
Chains. Hooks and Staples,
Cartridges. Fla, Irons,
A-xee, Pumps, ETC., etc.
ny3 II