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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-11-17
The skies are again overcast
With signs of rain or snow,
Subscription date has gone and past;

HE skies are again overcast
With signs of rain or snow,
Subscription date has gone and past;
Our coal pile now is low.
Potatoes we have few indeed,
And turnips none at all,
And slim and scanty is the string
Of onions on the wall.
The hunter feeds the partridges
In seasons of the winter,
But who will feed that toiling man.
The lank and hungry printer?
CUNNING LUcK.-Winfeld Atkiu-
son, Esq, living at the toll-gate be-
low Frostburg, shot three wild turkeys
Monday last, one Of which weighed
204 lbs.
On the same day Mr.. John Twigg
killed a large doe In Winebrenner
hollow, near this place. Shortly after
he had an excellent opportunity to
kill buck, but misplaced cap de-
layed him until his game had fed.
On Wednesday the same gentleman
killed large wild turkey near the
same locality.
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THIS new and wonderful instrument
/ enables any one, whether under
standing music or not to play any de-
sired melody or harmony, sacred or
secular, from the most plaintive dirge to
the most lively dance music. 1t possess
ses 4 mechanism of marvellous simpli-
city, requiring but the intelligence of
child to manipulate, yet capable of repro
ducing, without limitation, the musical
compositions of the PAST, PRESENT and
FUTURE. The execution is faultless,
strict in melody, harmony and rhythm,
and the instrument is cminently adapted
for Sunday Schools, prayer and revival
meetings, home devotional exercises,
and in all cases where good, correct
music is required, and no musician is at
hand to perform. Address,
i. r. NEEDHAM g. SOM,
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The Journal is steadily increasing
in growth and popularity. 1t ought
to prosper in the shadow of hard times
as we'll as in good. Rally to its sup
port, workingmen.
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The FRosTBURG TEACHERS INsTI-
TurE assembled in Public School
Building, Saturday, Nov. 10, at =
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-11-17

pastoral REMovAL.-Rev. Geo
. MAY of this place, having ao' ,epted
a call to the rectorship Of an Episco.
pal church in Jefferson, Ohio will re.
move to that place the last week OIL
this month. This will. be regretted
by numerous friends of the reverend
gentleman, as his course here has been
very acceptable to his congregation.
We tender best wishes.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-11-17

NEWSPAPER REMovAL.-The pub
Ilcation of the Eiostduy Republican
was discontinued Thursday. The
office will be removed during next
week to Homecoming, where a new
weekly paper, independently politics,
will be issued. We hope the change
viii be fruitful of good results.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-04
[ VOL. IV.--NO. 26S

port recommIts the passage ot an act
for It's admission.
Mr.. Dill, OF Iowa, waa appointed In
place OF Mr., Monroe0n tho committee
on rights, duties and privileges Of tho
House, m connection with the count.
Ing Of the Presidential vote,
Senate: Mr.. Spencer, of Alabama,
presented a petition, signed 10y ship.
masters and others, OF Mobile, Ala,
demonstrating against the passage OF
the House bill TO amend the shipping
act Of 1872. Referred to committee on
commerce.
Mr.. Morton, from the committee on
privileges and elections, submitted a
report, declaring the manager % the
Western Union Telegraph office al
Jacksonville, Oregon, witness sum,
moned before the committee to testify
in regard to the electoral vote OF Ore
gon. He had refused to anawer cor.
tain question propounded 10 him by
the committee on the ground that no
could not dlvulge tbs business Of the
office and testify as to matters paseipg
over the wires, Accompanying the
report was o resolution Of the CONE
mittse declaring MIR. Turner is Ia duty
bound to answer questions aud cannot
refuse to do so by virtue OF bis oillcial
connection with the Western Union
Telegraph Company. Ordered TO be
printed. Mr.. Morton gave notice that
he would call 1t up for consideration
tomorrow,
A bill allowing the late collector for
the Fourth Georgia district his salary
was passed.
Mr.. Wrlshps railroad bill was dis.
cussed uu,il Adjournment
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oieev.,,lupgroes who had Joined Dem.
oynJie clNhs.
iho Judge WHO Abandoned Hts white
VITO for V0ioryd unc.
Judge DAVE, thc Republican probate
Judge ol Eas, Baton Rouge, sald he
hu bscu waited ulon by committee
%. ytul,ua aud asked to resign; re-
gardlus It "a n threat no left the par
ishi denied thar there was complaint
uihs living openly with Mrs. Stevens,
culn,s4i said she came TO New Orleans
ou the boat with him but he did not
know ittill he reached the city; first
complaints against him were ignur-
nuoe ut law, OF partisan decisions and
nrespousihiiW; charges concerning
hts domestic affairs were trumped up
afterwards. He was questioned about
abandoning his wife and cohabitiug
with Mrs StcyeUs, which he douied.
Nay lso was ordered 90 Resign and
1eRNo.
Dr. Duprre, chairman Of the com
mit,po who asked Judge Davis to re
Sign, said politics had nothing to do
with It, although he was commission,
od tg Kellogg, Notwithstanding his
defeat 10y several hundred majority;
the complaints against him were mum.
crous, and the cause 81 complains no
toiow; I've knew nothing of law,
criminals were not punished II they
hHd money WAS partisan In his decis-
ion, m All eases where the taxpayers
were plaintiff lis or defendants; WAS a
member OF all rings rubbmg the treas.
airy of the parish; had created unhap-
pinuss ia many colored households,
grRLtad divorce to Mrs. Stevens,
abandoned his white wife and openly
aud shamefuily lived with the woman
whom lac had divorced; for these and
kindred causes he was asked to resign,
the demand being acked by both col
Orrl and white citizens
naturalization of Cuiored Democrats
by hulidUEers,
Savynl wiwe st- We're heard IN re-
hmuiu .he'c.er' ion ia Sc TAmmany
and Cuuuldia parishes, Nil OF whom
testified to in inJiation of colored
Democrats by bJ.iJogers Of their own
vulHr
the committee examined Colonel
MyCumirS, aide to Governor Kel
topg, 1T some length concerning the
conduct of atlors during the campaign
and ou he day " election, but failed
10 elicit anything satisfactory, as Wit
ness WAS pesltlve Of only one thing
that Louisiana vas Repul llcan.
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THE ANGRY WINDS.

steamer Eost-AHgarchf for Passengers
ANA Crew Three Rescued.
KEY WEsr, January 3,--Vho boats
sent out IN search Of the passengers on
the Inflated steamer Emile have re-
wading IN the water, one Of whom Is
insane from suffering, DR., HemepilaO
Rodriguez DeaIlere2a, Brazilian com-
missioner to the late Centennial eXhi-
biton at Philadelphia, was found on
the skylight on which he had drifted.
When taken of he was in an exhaust.
ed condition, but Is now recovering.
The exact number OF passengers who
persisted IL not yet ascerlaihed.
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FLORIDA.
the yis's Up with the Radicals Drew
IasaEurated Governor

iaauKurnted Governor.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla January g.
Yesterday the Board made its return
TO the Supreme Court declaring the
vote for Governor, The court accepted
this as a substantial answer to the writ,
and charged the parties with the
proper costs. What action VIII DO
taken regarding the electoral vote has
not been determined Governor Drew
was inaugurated at noon, Chief Jua-
toe Randall admlI istering the oath,
In his inaugural address, Governor
Drew guaranteed full concession aud
protection In the enjoyment Of all
rights and privileges to the freedmen
A great many colored people wit
messed and took part In the Inaugural
ton, and but few Republicans absent.
cd themselves. Nearly, II not all OF
Governor Stearns' cabinet oflicerswega
present. Governor Stearns hin SELF
did not attend. The oath was admin.
lstefed to the lieutenant governor ALEC
by the chief justice, The Legislature
10 now organized Ia both branches,
and both are Democratic.
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Five car loads Of iron have been laid
ON the Dallas and Wichita railway,
seven car loads are here, aud nineteen.
are on the way. BY the end of next
week the first Ave miles viii be laid
aud there wi III be no interruption here
after In the progress OF the work. ~
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rrnnll,a Cnnlmnnd.

NEW YORK, January IA dispatch
from Fort Fetterman, dated d cember
20 saws that Crooks command arrived
,here after severe march. The mer'
curry froze on Christmas day. Indian
aeon, aud allies have been disbanded
and sent to their agencies. General
Crook goes to Cheyenne to attene
cnurt martial. Another expedition
will probably be organized In q few
days,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-04

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, January 3.-ll g
gang. II mine No 9 took fire this
evening aud extended rapidly. II Ia
supposed oil the laboreI4 escaped by
various openings. Eighty six mules
were suilocated by the smoke and gaa.
LATER-The smoke is increasn s
heavily. In some places the mine is
oayiuy In
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breeders OF five cattle, rake Notice'
n.,, An .,rrxxs January S,l6T7,

The short Horn Convention Will
meet In Dallas AZ me court rouse ~ ~
O'CLOCK q m on the 2sd OF January,
ISL. and will eonveneiwo days. All
~ ,riends aud breeders OF ahort born
ca,rls In the State OF Texas .nre most
ureently requested TO attend, as some
cussiiona, OF great Interest will be
dIscnssed, In which all the hne cattle
men OF the State are interested, The,
nswspa pers Of the State are requested
10 give this notice al insertion.
~ 81 uIIuuEs II. NJ. uANU.
~ rC'ai,AUGHiER. John A. GANO, Ir .
NJ L'LEcNARD. N, M.WILLETrG N
|$AESs&. Ikas,y aSaass,
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rha ne., n4Irc.ion Ro..lhIe.

New York, January SIN the spe'
clal election to al the vacancy caused
by the election Of Smith Ely 70 be
mayor Of New York, David Dudley
Field, the Democratic candidate for
Congress- has 334D majority.
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A Railroad Accid.n,.

CopENHAaES, January S.-.-A train,
containing one Handled laborers to
clear the sn0w blockade between Hur-
saas aud Oarhns, ran OF the track,
killing nine and wduuding thirty.
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,,ov.,nor Ilnr.rnurt's McsmEe.

HAgRisBuRd, Pa, January 2.--Goy-
ernor Hartranft's message makes no
reference to national affairs.
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Gents Business Suits:

Mems good all wool Cashmere Suits
for $40; New all wool Plaid Cheviot
Suits $12.5C; the Most Fashionable
Plaids for Is, Is, Is and 20 dollars;
English and French Plaids for 20,
rs, %, and 80 dollars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-04

NEW YoRE, January 3,-Former
employees Of Dodd's Express Com
pnny were arrested, on a charge OF
cutting open mail ung9 and abstract
inp letters while Ia transit between
,h. city aud Brooklyn, and were
turned over 10 the United States au'
,horit,ga for trial Warrants are out
far the arrest of others. Postoiliee an'
thofi,ivs 1ecliue at present osiVe any
Inflammation on the mntter.
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KEY NOTES.
drove and Pdtri0uc words from the
Go,ofmDr of New Horh.

Governor of New Yorh.
ALBaNY, January 3 In his mes
sage to the New York Legislature,
Governor Robinson refers 10 the politi-
cal situation az falluws: "While these
thingq were going on in the South, a
member of thr cabinet At Washington
was uctiug a. chairman Of "a partisan
national committee, and with the co
operation Of some Of mis- colleagues III
the cabinet, caunseIling and systematl-
cnlly stlmuMtmg these desperate Inca.
sutpa.n VITA reference TO the president
of the Senate determining what clee'
toral votes shaU be counted, he says:
ait such power were to have been
vested la eiuple man, Il depository
wuuld have been chosen not so far re-
moved from popular accountability
out the people OF this country viii
never cst such n power In ally one
man, however selected They will
never conset TO u new construction OF
the CONSTITUTE II and laws that bears
such fruit. They win staud firmly In
the ancient way, and insist that
The Electoral Votes in this Emergency
AuaII be Counted so They Have Al
ways Bepn counted,
hy The two houses Of Congress, and by
nobody else. In conclusion he says:
"The people of the United States will
never consent to have their represent
utives in Congress stripped of these
mowers or tolerate this usurpation by a
deputy of the Senate, or by any single
persou, aud still less by an officer who
is frequently interested rs candidate
In the result OF the count. In Thu
sentiment and purpose the state o
New York cordi lly cUncurs. Foremos
among all our American common
wenIihs in point of population, anu II
the variety nnd extent of her indus
tries aud interests, she has In ever.
vielssitade Of public affairs put fortI
all her strength, moral and physical
to maintain the existence and the jus
authority of the Union, and she ca
never consent that the time-const
Grated methods Of constitutional GOV
eminent shull be supplanted or owe
thrown by revolutionary exped!ents,
MAJ, U,bbts 4 Ilrty. ,Vs Eew gOriL an
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Closing Out Bargains:

OvercOatS, Business Suits, Dress Suits, Walking
Suits, Boys and Children Suits at an immense
Sacrifice in order to Close Out. Mems and Youths
WO'sted Prince Albert FrOcks from $40 to $780,
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c,ntnred Dy black Armed Hen ana
scveTely whipped,
,yo,r,blc Naturalization Practice" ny
the BIscl-.

Sheriff Foreman, Republican, gave
4, tsrrible account OF the intimidation
rrpctlced by the blacks, and said that
arter the fight at Mount Pleasant the
feeling IAN so high that the colofed
,,risoners would have been killed On'
eor himself, assisted by the COMPANY
Of Capt. McGrath, a Democrat an'
tho former Recorder of the parish Ih'
eoht at Mount Pleasant originated II
the killing and destroying Of the crop
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Observation-Disclosures who had Joined Dam.
oynicclub,.
ihr Judge VINO AbandNncd Hts " mite
VITO for VOioryd UHc.
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The House majority and minority
reports In the case of the admission OF
representatives from Colorado were
made and recommitted. The majority
report recognizes the expense q Color
sds al q state, whils tl5s minsssV "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-13
Flowers, Silks and Ribbons
The Manchester Town Directory

which tveF1 family wi need ls Tor sait - the
Poet ohlce and Wait 4 Hard's, also 81 Il. Ames.
Barton a Cos and Wait Hafls Factory Point.
PRICE. ONLY Is CENTS.
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AYERS HAIR VlG0R,
For Restoring Gray Hair
To its Natural Vitality and Color.

Advancing years, sickness, care, disappont-
ment, and hereditary predisposition, al tuu
the hair gray, and either Of them incline II to
shed prematurely.
AYEGs' HuR NooR, by loag and extensive use
has rrtyen that il stopr the falling u the har
Immediately fen reuewF the gro WITH, and al.
ways surey restores Tie color, Nhon faded or
gray. II stimulates the nuiriiTe organs TO
healthy activity, and preserves both the hair and
its beauty. Thus bra'hy, weak or sickly hair
becomes glossy pahlo and strengthened, lost
hsr regr5as with iyely expression falling hair
is chcched and stabli he'd tim hair thickeus,
and faded or cray HAIR fesume their original
color IT, lerafian Is sure and harmless. II
CURES daudfuh heals al humors aud keeps The
scalp COO, clean and snit-under which condi-
tions diseases OF tho scalp are impossible.
A. dressing FOR ladies hair the NIdoR Is
praised Tor It's grateful aud agreeable perfume
aud valued for the soft lastre and richness OF
tone 1t lmparts.
PREPARED ~
DR j. @. AVER x Co. Lowell, Mass. ],
Prsesisal and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
IN MEDICINE
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Nos. Cures. Cents.
1. Pevers, Congestion, Inflammation. ,.,. 70
q Worms. Worm Fever Worm Collie, ..t.. Is
8. Crying-Colic, or Teething Of Infants rs
4. DlAnhmA, OF Children or Adults ,..,,... 70
8. Dysentery, dripping, Bilious Cole .,..., -
G. Cholera. Morbus, Vomiting ..s.. ,..s...s ~
2. Coughs, Col is, Bronchitis. .,,..,..s..,.. ~
3. Neuralgia, Toothscho, Facoaohe. ...s.., 70
q. Headaches, sick Headache, Vertigo. 20
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious stomach .....,,+.... ~
IL. Suppressed, or Painful Periods 49,, 20
II. Whites, too Profuse Periods. .........., rs
IS. Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing .....,. rs
IA. Salt hheum, Eryspelas Eruptions .. IS
rs. Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains, ....... 20
10. Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agnes 20
II. Piles, blind or bleeding ..,............. 80
IL. Ophthalmy, and Sore or Weak Eyes. 90
10. CStarrh, acute or chronic, Inhuenza..., 10
20. Whooping-Cough violent coughs. 30
81. Asthma, oppressed Breathing. ..,,...,.. 90
~. Ear Discharges, impaired hearing $3.50. 80
~. Scrofula, enlarged glands, Swellings 90
"A. General Debility, Physical Weakness so
%. Dropsy and scauty Secretonr ....t... 10
20. Sea-Sicknoss, sickness from riding $3.50. 90
n. Kidney Disease, Gravel. .,......t..... 90
28. Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness ...,,1 90
20. Sore Mouth. CAnker. Observation-Disclosures. 30
20. Urinary Weakness, wetting the bed 30
81. Painful Periods or with spasms .,.... %
80. Disease Of Heart palpitAtions, 6c.,.,...l 90
33. Epilepsy, bpasms, ~. Yitus Dance .,.,l ~
"a. Diphtheria, liberated sore throat ,t,,.. 80
50. Chronic COMPOSITIONS and Eruptions. 80
FAMILY CASES.
Case, Morocco with above 80 largo walls and
Mammal OF directions, $40 CO.
Case Morocco OF 20 large walls and Book. GOO
These remedies arc sent by the case, single
box or vial, to any part Of the country, free Of
charge, on receipt Of price. Address
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
oHice and Depot, 100 Fulton st., New York
FOR SALE BY WAIT HARD, MANCHESTER, VI
AND ny ALI DRU0aisrs. silly
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FoUND ID

Any person who viii send me the names o I
20 boys and girls and IS cents, will send them
large page 82.column paper whole year,
pos, free. Write VI.
g3g X r FITZ, Ansonia, CT.
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New Millinery Goods
For spring ana SUMMER.
straw. silk and Chip Hats

.a ihs AaruaH and Qthfr PES shapes. tri1aHlra
AS sstfmaet t.fsA htau''al sa3 very csaios
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-10
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

after eight O'Clock r. H. ~At be charged double rates
AE5SIS i 4 s szPs ' " sRas
roAoaH4TT i SSn SSSook kof fao2h JUNE
At THE FSyAe sfSSES witt 18TH ST.
q yH ssiIss #
1 1Sb WILL Sh POSITIVELY 81: SOLD TO HIGHEST
BY CHARLES 4 s'p SGss. AuorlosEEn.
% % r; :. SD sy
full si.tsfs. with iali ana tAs which touch ne
% k:s:ss nj i
the au. ~ Ethan Allen ana can .ros on yee~ood
o asi .sy @: am. md. .s ss
by lady and are warranted sound SD kinds also pod
Valuable last and handsome chestnut rros.ins, Mare
Morrs sho highly bred; ans symmetry. boodliko. sty
a End n: pSe 70 &
10 40 and warranted sound and kind IL l5k haads high
Ai FASH fs AND III HANDSOME BAY GEIDINa IRoSsIDEs.
Duke ne I'D sssis he
sns q the most promising oung Motiss "a TINS s.y ne
slnlc in 400, better and can speed a;n gait mi.
Ore and Senas ss0st Inv vi. aks ms
cry handled and cared for he has constitution aud
Tic Sqai fully sound and Kind and the
attention Of gentlemen OF the turf called TO this Anc
Also finest boodsd Kentucky bred saddle family
known gaiis under saddle guides BY notion
very f.. Is II ~, perfectly afraid
kind.
Fine young bay Mare. 10 hands high; by H. B. Patceu,
dam hay Day mare warranted 70 trot mile n z:lo;
warranted kind and true In every particular orv
PHAETON, TOP PONY. PHAETON. 3 LIGHT TOP
ROAD WAGONS BREWSTER PArESr). SINGLE AND
DOUBLE HARNESS, LOT or FINE kEKSEY
BLANKETS. FUR ROBES. BITS, BOOTS, WIIIPs,
SkESk TSE TAkSE$sSs BLANKETS, 10. 70 KEhf
pkiyEN iS SINGLE ASR Double HAESEss, AND
ri ThE ABOVE STOCK WILL bE SN ExmiS.rioN AT
STABLES As ABOVE AT All TIMES PRIOR TO SALE:
WHEN PARTIES CAN HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY OF
TRIAL AND EXAMINATION BEFORE TINE OF SALE,
AND or AsCEkrAINING FULL PARTICULARS.
siiOULD not FAIL 70 AVAIL THEMsELyEs ns
SOLD TO HIGHEST BIDDERS WITHOUT LIMIT, kE.
sTBICTION OR RESERVATION. AND ALL WILL BE
FOUND NOR TO BE SO PuKCliAsERs CAN RETURN
AND MONEYS WILL BIZ REFUNDED.
SALE POSITIVE. RAIN OR SHINE. AND
SALE WILL COMMENCE PROMPTLY At 101z O'CLOCK.
STABLE OPEN THIS DAY SUNDAY, FkOA o TO 4
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HOUSES. CAnRIAcEs. sc.

HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc:
A AUCTION MORTGAGE SALE
~ e t'yNsy sSAsLE Akn IN AS
On " II i SSEoS SS.' ~
PAIR BLACK MARES. 10 and II years old
SoEREL MAak. II years old
s sSS%S SSsss sS;' ; ;: A. Ga
BAY HORSE. u years old.
$Ss aI SE4sSSsf 4 S, sss4ca
G CLASS ,25 G1X,n!rETE COACH
T TSSE sA bStshk sLEIcus
q. sets Double a,nsss Sc single G aa,nss ~ L.
Attorney Tor XoI.s.se.
AT AUCTION. BY ARCH. JOHNSTON,
SisaHyi J siILT rs # l. SShaSlk
Very fine team brown and ,orrei Mares i6s hands si
t"s he'd 'ss q sss
used city aad country they are ny afraid ..
p'rs
I al i HARNESS; re-: from vice
Iss p. stand. "sss s
drivsr every SAFE and reliable for and
raRa I's xssSSsTAESr or cLAREsoEs. courEs.
and top W.voas. rhae.oas. Harness. Sheets. &c.
8 #HbsssBs4 JUN SsosHHns
rus ENTIRE rosr IN u if.klyArE srADLz
No. ? West i3s, ST.. corner Sch sv-
PAIR BAY HORSES, i 10 aSbS HIGH. aod ye.n
old: very stylish and handsome; warranted kind In
FAIR BAY MORGAN HORSES lsx HANDS HIGH. 8
AND years OLD; Jam tro: ~ ~ 70 che pole az clio.
RAY GG SRsE INTERNATIONALLY 10 hands high yoar.
s s,1s nMsTs s 81 ss ~ Aa'a''
SIX SEHT r$lK Eo rsAEr9x r s Is 81
porn s' SaHE l. DOG CART BY Wood Bro:a.r.
LANDAU. BY Wood Brothers.
TOR WAGON by Miner Stevsns
TOP MACON unasr bod. ionr springs. With Pole
s ssT G sHIF D9 % ron.n a
s.. IL ox and m r.
DAY. " IL O'Clock.
HIS iSssE as x5s a1as
no Oh II Enii ,sa =. jSS Z IL g. w.
1t II o'closk
THE WE'LL Known TRorrING MARE LADY ANGIE
LADY ANo!E. is rich Ors.n.. .wi.loa! white i3x
hands high ioalsa 1853 s9. by nuHg OF KENT hs *
MESSENGER Her dam BY ASH out 81
mare; she perfect roadster. sound and
aud can I .re 10 nesss she mas
on the WHITE PLAINS track liAlf mile, she vas only
wood track she Is In better condition training
doubt close 20 before the close
OF the season As roaatsf shs mas sw sape
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