davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-02-10

MARRIAGE is to a great exteGt an
unknown ceremony among the canal
population of England, and deplorable
revelations of the social state IN which
this much neglected class live are
sometimes the result. One such revN
elation was. recently made at the
Rancorn Police Court. \ hoa;man
named CarrinEton bought " for is.
Sarah Tyrer, who lived with John
Taylor, another bOatmau. az his wife.
The Woman contentedly took up her
abode with her ueW lord, and receiV
cd a sum Of money from him for fam
iiy expenses. Returning next day 10
her former floating home, TO ieicn
away her wardrobe she found Taylor
disconsolate, and elected 20 remain
with him Darlington was naturally
furious over bis three fold loss-the
purchase money which be had paid,
the articles purchased, and the amount
which he handed over to the new ms
tress of his cabin. He accordingly
appeared before The Rancon magis>
trates and untoldei the tale of his
wrongs, but could get no redress.
, 1877-02-10
District Court SUMMONS.
rERRITORT or WILMINGTON, / .,

TERRITORT or WASHINGTON, CO
County If H'1Li UdNG-
In The District CUHr Of tc F0 JFdiCidi District o.
Washington TeTyii0Ty-
VICTOR SCH4FFFER, PiaiEitF, rs. LOUISA
". NCH1FFTER, Dstel,iaai.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO
L LOUISA II. SCHAFFIER, Defendant: You
are hereby required 10 appear IN action brought
against yOu by VICTOR SCHAFFIER, Plaintiff,
in the District Court of the First Judicial District
OF Washington Territory, holding terms at the city
of Walla Walls, IN aad for the COUNTIES Of Nalla
Walll and Columbia, 10 answer tie mplaint of
Plaintiff tilei IN Waa Waa county, within twenty
days the service Of this summons, usve OF
the day OF service. II not ia SAID county, but
in said District in thirty days; otherwise viii IN
sixty days, the sal Plaintiff VIII .lke judgment
against you by default according to the prayer Of the
complaint
The said action Is brought by the Plaintiff 10 OBJ
tain divorce from the bonds of matTImOny existing
between him ard Defendant on the grounds Of ahan-
comment of Plaintiff by Defendant and Tor oJher
AMI further relief may be meet IN the premises
And you are hereby notified that unless you appear
and answer the sad comp sint above reQurel the
prayers of the PlantIT will be granted.
Witness the Hon :. c. NINGAED, Judge
Of the District Court Of the First Judicial
Il. s. District Of Washington Territory, and the
Seal Of sad Court affixed, this 81 day OF
January, A ID 1877.
y. REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
THOS. II. BRENTS,
Plaintiffs Attorney i-GW
, 1877-02-10

HE was only an inquisitive boy. and be
said: MA, will all the heaihens turn up
when it comes the resurrection times?" Yes
my son." And them missionaries those
will turn up ?" Certainly, my son." well
when them cannibal haathern what's been
teedin on missionaries gets resurrected, and
them missionaries whats been eat comes
around aud wants te be resurrected, things Is
going to be worse mixed up than the Presi-
drntlal election, hey, ma p at is time
you were in bed, my son -
, 1877-02-10

Sailing Cows.-My practice, says
an old dairyman, is TO give my cows
all the salt hay they will eat, three
times n week, during the summer sea
son. The amount of milk returned by
the cows is from quarter to third
more than when sailed but once &
week. 1t many be that some soils are
deficient in salt, and that stock may
require it in large quantities to equal
ize the system. If so they viii eat
less ; they are the best judges. The
effect Of salt is to increase the desire
for food and drink. Hence the mate
rials for milk. More salt is conSum
ed by my stock when fed on a clean
grass patch, where they can mix salt
and grass. than if in a shed. A strong
solution of salt water, irTegularly ap
piled on hay for cattle produces scOur
ing.
, 1877-02-10
UNITED STATES CLAIMS,
Hand for Soidiers-EanG and Rich Mines
for safe or Trade e-FurHished Hotel
and Mill for Sale or Trade

I COLLECT SCRIP, INDIAN VOUCHERS,
Bounty. New Orleans AMI other prize uoaey now
due, an PoStOftr claims obtln Pensions Tor Of
ceTs, soldiers sailors. wounded, injured or diseased
AMI their widows and children Patents, Caveats,
title To land and land for soldiers in all
wars before 81 March, 1855. AMI attend 70 al busi
ness at Washington Locate Timber Land, College
Scrip and Honestsads on lfuds near Portland, Oau.
and elsewhere VIII sill Cranberry, Prairie, Swamp
ani IimbeTei Land at prices lower than usual.
Rich Placer Gravel Beis and Quartz Ledges Tor slls
or trade Also viii sell Furnished Hotel or rent
i, or sell 3 saw Mill. Apply TO
c. NJ. CARTER,
-eun T.7-~l. and
, 1877-02-10

To preven, the face from pit,ing in
smallpox, the following remedy has
been discovered by al English sur
geou: When the preceding fever is
at It's height, and Just before the erup
ton appears, rub the ches; thoroughly
with cro,on oil aud tartar eme,ic ONT
ment. This causes the whole of the
eruption 10 appear ON that part of the
body to the relief Of the rest. II also
secures full and complete eruption,
and thus prevents tie disease from at
tacking the internal orgaus.
, 1877-02-10
SPECEaF, EREEGEETS.

Pianos, Billiard TlL.es Furniture. Glass, Glass
ware aUt is contents "a c.Eerwi>e Queens
ware. Marble AMI Castings, taken only at Owners
rlsk Of asuss--, brrsas'-r or lr7tk1cr
ACIDS, IuTueLt5Hes- Burning Fl-Ils Oiis and all
other ltIuI Is, IN other vessels, at owners
risk OF l-lu-ge-
Esses taken only a. owners -i~k Of lkire.
Fruits, Vegetables, aHi az other U-IshIJle prop
erty, al owner risk 81 frost Oh decay
Furniture not boxed, au3 al Agricultural and
Mechanical implements set Up oT knocked doHnI
at owners NIX oi damage ar: rhl-i1y or hreakage-
nor VIII the CoIlaIy e rszu"nsI-ir Tor 3eaeRcles
in any lart un.e.s tLe seL.l !. sL.I4g reiplei i0r.
, 1877-02-10

Bill CLARK, pillar, fell and broke
his neck while climbing into broth>
er's henroost in the night time. The
pastor had some difficulty in doing
the funera! business without damag
ing The character of the deceased pill,
lar. He fixed il up finally after this
manner: There are circumstances
connected with his death that are
perplexing. II, after he fell and be-
fore he strack the ground, he repent
ed of MS sins, there can be no doubt
but that he Is now in glory but there
was mighty short time to think about
n
, 1877-02-10
EVARN FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE NJ One Half Section of land.
y a GOOD FRAME HOUSE AMI FRAME BARN,
aud a g0OI ORCHARD, with FRUIT and HkUB-
BERN on tie plaza There Is an ahuHiInce OF good
running water AMI plenty of timber for fire woOt
and feucirS Tuposes TIE land. The place Is sit
uttei one AMI half miles from Dayton, ColU'a-
BIZ county Washington territory For further IIlr-
ticlltrs, adl.ess the undersigned at Dayton, " T..
33-tf NE%LA\D a KIRK.
, 1877-02-10

yellow BUTTER.-A practical far
mer living on the Eastern Shore Of
MARYLAND is of opinion tina: 10 color
ing matter is required to give butter
the yellow tinge 50 much desired. He
saws; "The bes: coIoring for butter
is a good mess Of corn chopped with
hay. Ny butter Is Ola rich yellow col
or the year round from this feed, and
i have 10 Alderney or any other fancy
stock, but the ordinary Eastern Shore
cattle, which give an abundant supply
OF milk and butter; good feed is the
secret. Ifia. mers feed on dry fodder
and straw, and expect yellow butter
their expectations will be disappoiut-
ed" Whenever it is found necessary
to color butter. in imitation Of the
golden hue which nature gives II, a
small quantity Of annatto will do the
business. Dissolve it in little warm
cream, add a few grains of super. car
Donate of soda, which develops the
peculiar principle Of ,he pigment. An
ounce Of apnatto, treated as above
will color several hundred pounds of
butter, but the Eastern Shore farmers
plan is ;he better of the two.
, 1877-02-10

TO JOSEPH MANEAUDAS:- You are hereby
l. notified That BESSETTE 8 TATI.O have 4 .ei "a
claim against you sad Count. winch viii come on
to be heard at my office, IN NO.:h Nulld WdIit Pre-
cinct, IN H-lla NGlla county, ". 4, ou tie Slh
day ot Frbrry, \ D. ISL at the E0nI OF 10 O'Clock
n, and un!usS yOu aQpslT and then and Jhere
sYer the same vii u, taken ss coufe-sel and tE,
demand of the P...utiI.s granted. The Object and
demand OF sail claim l. 20 from You tie
OF one hun iIel GO!lI-S balance dCg upon hook an
count, tor quors al c,r>, u3 for money loaned
Bad freight paid Claim fled January Sth, iS7s.
J. -. LAMAN,
G-l ,T no
, 1877-02-10
District Court Summons.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, CS
CoERty q HGiir HaHd,
In lie District court of the First Judicial District Of
Washington IsJrii0ry-
HASIE D00LEJ, Plaintiff, rs. JOEL ~. Doc
LEI, DcfeHdIai
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 80 TO
L JOEL -. DOOLEY, Defendant: You are here
by required 10 apes II IN action brought against
yuu by HA>IE DOOLEY Paint IT. IN the District
COuTt OF the First Judicial District o. Washington
Territory, holding terms at the city OF Walia Waa
in and for the COUNTIES of Naila Ntila AMI CO!um-
bit to answer the complaint Of Plaintiff, flied III
" ALA Willa county, within twenty days after the
OF this summons exclusive OF the day OF seq
vice. If served said county, bat IN said Dis
trict. in thirty days otherwise within sixty days.
or the said Plaintiff VIII take Judgment against you
by default; according to the prayer OF tie complaint.
The said action is brought by Plaintiff TO obtain "a
decree OF divorce from the bonds OF aatrnony here
tofore existing between Plaintiff and Defendant, on
the ground Of Abandonment and Tor the custody Of
The minor chiid, Katie, ami for costs OF suit.
And you hereby notifiel that unless You appear
and the said cOmpl int above required the
prayers Of the pllintif Will be granted. Nitaess
I - the Hon. ). c. WINGARD, Judge OF the
l. :. District Court Of the FIRST Ju .icial District
-. )of Washington Territory, and the n Of
said Court affixed this 18Th day OF January, y ID.
1871. A. REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
JAMES D. MIX.
Plaintiffs Attorney. S-6w
, 1877-02-10

CELERY as 4 CURATIVE AGENT.-A
medical writer in the JOtauot Of
Chemistry, who appears TO be familiar
with the virtures of celery, says: -
have known many men and women
who, from various causes, he'd been so
much affected by nervousness that
when they stretched out their hands
they shook like aspen leaves on windy
day, and by a moderate daily use Of
the bIacked footstalks of celery, eaten
as a salad, they became as strong End
steady in limb as other people. l
have known others so nervous that
the least annoyance put them IN a
state of agitation, and they were IN a
constant pe.plexity and fear, who were
also effectualIy cured by moderate
use of celery at meal times. | have
known others to be cured Of palpita-
ticn Of the heart, Everybody engage
ed in any labor weakening TO The
nerves shoul4 use celery daily in the
season, and onions in its stead when
not in season"
, 1877-02-10

The Result OF SLANDER.-A suicide
which if caused by SANDER, should
carry a crushing blow to The s!anderer,
is reported from Buckinham, England,
where Mr.. Turner, the buyrough as
sessor, recently hung himself in con-
sequence Of young lady having ac-
cu>ed him of seducing her. The de
ceased was found hanging from an
apple tree in hs garden, and in his
pocket was a letter, which said: They
falsely accuse me Of a sin which | did
not commit. | said all | could to
prove my innocence, but the wrelched
thing PERSISTED in her statement. My
reason is going. God forgive mel If
anything happens, the sin lies at their
door. She surely will confess the
truth God forgive her! Madness
point. The deceased was a widower,
and has left ten children.
, 1877-02-10

IT was a gen,lemsuly young man who re
marked, wonderingly. how young lady
could make herself ridiculous by yielding TO
the absurd vagarics OF fashion. Then the
wind caught him by the new style of shirt
collar on which his bat rested, and he was
Obliged to clasp both arms around n telegraph
pole in order 70 keep from being waited over
a neighboring roof.
, 1877-02-10

a man who had spent twenty-four years
with the C1msnches is now in Omaha. He
says that he was captured when be was six
years old, and that he grew up as a member
OF the trihe. He is unable to speak English,
has no relatives or other ties to attach him to
civilization, and likes wild life 50 well that
be will return 10 it.
, 1877-02-10

AFTER long contest in the Illinois
Legislature for United States Senator.
Judge David Davis, now Oh the bench
OF The Supreme Court, was elected to
succeed Logan The change is de.
cided improvement.
, 1877-02-10
DOWE srECEkE RtTES.

Ds'icercd 10 tie o. $. y. cos B9rrs az TaRz'a.
Merchaniise, Truit and Vegetables, same rates as
above TeT ton measurement.
Wool, Ore-iI!t uJfe ti-in the above rates pr ton
weight. Beet llltas each 10 cents
MOO2, Sand, stone and Live stock az agreul On
rates up or down, ty car l1gi
Double rates ca iasJ freight I,.ckages, up or
down, received irula Or delivered 10 Llats
All freight lot delivered before p. on the day
after II Is received al th1 GelO-s Mi be stored u
owners expense and risk
AND all freight received al ler9ts viii beat owners
risk Of fire until shipped ar delivered % eCnsigBee
Al bills payable IN gold coin before delivery q
freisLt
, 1877-02-10

THE following is store sign, a
copied rerbGtim fromI the original in
aremote mining town :" Bibles, black
pal, batter; testaments, ter, treacle !;
GodIy books and gimle,s; condensed
egga and castor oil, f0T sale hear"
, 1877-02-10

" ENGLAND Is the home of eccentricity, .
says foreigners. It might be added, more
especially of eccentric tesiators. Early in
The century q rich Englishman left his
daughters their weight in oue-pouRd bank
notes The eldest got G5l, 200, the youngest
e51 81
, 1877-02-10

The old maxim, -" Cleanliness Is next to
goihness, was moi put into its present COM
pact form by John Wesley. nor by the Apes
tie Paul. as member of the British Parli.
ment lately stated. but Is found in one of the
old Rsbbinioai books, and is therefore, Of
Hebrew origin.
, 1877-02-10
Executors Notice TO Creditors

LII PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST
Il tie state OF An .EICA L. ASHLEY, laf= Of
Yakima county, deceased hereby u1-lfei TO pre-
sent the the unier-i4JIel Executor Of stil
Estate at his resi- ilence IN SUI county. for his al
lowance or ri jecJOH thereof, within twelve months
from the dale OF the first publication LeTeof, pr
Y.ed by law. or The same vii be thereafter barred.
DateI at Yakima City, u T., Jan % ! 49,
J. 2. MARKS, Executor
Per Z. P. FOYIS. his attorney. giw
, 1877-02-10

A LONDON correspondent writes: " The
painful statement is made of All alarming
increase of intoxica,ion, generally among
women. Thirty thousand arrests for intert-
perance were made, in the metropolis, dur
iny the holiday season
, 1877-02-10

A DISPATCH from Gloucester, Massachu-
sets, states that news has reached that point
that ten schooners Of the fishing feet from
that port ara missing, and it is thought have
gone down with their crews
, 1877-02-10

OONIL
WINES. FTslJGFtS ARD G'{C1AEEs.
MERCHANTS, PACKERS and others IN want
ii CRACK EEEN 10 ship 10 the Mines, wi, fnd
70 their advantage 10 call before gCin, eisee-
where, IS viii SeIl them Crackers
Cheaper t:iaD they can lie Imported.
Having machinery for manufacturing Crackers
can I'll orders at short notice. A supply kept con-
stantly On hand.
= Bread, Crackers and Cakes Will be sold at
reduced prices, and promptly delivered IN any part
OF the city.
Customers viii please call 1T the Bakery and state
where they viii have their Bread l,lt
- The Bread Wagon VIII 90 around the city
every morning ~
, 1877-02-10

4 little boy was much exercised for fear he
Heaven, but his mother eased his mind by
saying. "All you viii have to DO is to look
for an angel with red nose"
, 1877-02-10
{ stamp 10 fillmore & Co.. and full
PENSIONS! PENSaONSi,

All Federal Offers Soliiers and sailors, wounded
ruptured or injured the line OF duty IL the late
war, ami disabled thereby, ctR obtain pension
Widows ami I.indr children, Of Otlieers soldiers
ami Sailors, who have died since Discharge q disease
contracted o. wounds and IujuTles received 10 tie
service and IN line OF duty procure PENSIONS by
addressing Gilmore & 90.
increased rates for Pensioners obtained Hounty
Land Warrants procured tOr service IN wars Irlor TO
March s. 1855. There are 10 warrants granted Tor
send stamp 70 GILMORE & 60. Washing.
tons -. e.. for full Instructions 22rf
, 1877-02-10

''EXCUsE me, madam, but should like to
ask why you look at me 50 sevagely," said a
gentleman 10 a lady at party. 'Oh beg
pardon, sir; took you for my husband
, 1877-02-10
Outstanding County Warrants
OFFICE CcUSTT TREASURES,

HI,
January y, lS77.
DERsoNs HOLDING COUNTY ORDERS are
L hereby Notified that all arTants issued TO Jan
6, lsI7. viii lie paid Oh Presentation Interest on
registered orde-s wsl cease from and after tbs ds-e
W O'DoNNELI., Treas.
s7SE Il, u. CHASE, Deputy.
, 1877-02-10

An old Scotch woman recommended q
preacher who arrived az the kirk wet through
10 get at once into the pulpit; Ven be dry
enough there.
, 1877-02-10

AN auchooeer recently declined 20 praise
some Cd sbips he was offering for sale ssv-
ing !, bad already been sutficiently ..cracked
up
, 1877-02-10
itCher' S
Castoriia.

Mothers may have rest and tiseir babies may have
health, II they VIII use Casi0yia for Wind Cole
WORMS, FeveTishnsss, Sore Mouth, Croup. OF SOM
aeh Complaints. II I epureiY vegetable prepara-
Ton, ana contains neither mineral, morphine nor
Alo1hol II Is as ps=n; 70 take as honey, and nei-
ther gags nor gips.
, 1877-02-10
EXTREMELY CHEAP.

Two gallons viii cover hundred square feet Of
shIngle rOOf While Tin, irOn felt matched b01TiS
or any srnOO ace ffUIn two quarts Done gallon
required TO 100 square feet OF surface and al
though the paint has heavy body 1t Is easily applied
with 4 brush.
, 1877-02-10
ARREARS OF PAY. BOUNTY. &e.

Federal Officers Soldiers, and Sailors Of the late
war, atstr heirs, II many cases entitled 10
nor = from the Government which has b-en found
10 l. due siree Anal payment Write full history Of
service and state amount OF pay and bounty received
Certidaates Of Aiiutant General L. ). A. showing
serpoe and honorable discharge tLereiro IA place OF
discharges lost, pTueursi tJr a small lee.
TreTg L s,11.
, 1877-02-10

TERRITOGT OF WASHING ron, CO
Comfy q Wavl WJEd, 49,
In JUs,iccs Coa-, JsrOrs j. D. LamaR, Justice Of tie
, 1877-02-10
UNDERWRITERS

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE
THE UNDERSIGNED EESPECTEUlL1 -,
forms tie public that be now hss hand iltt u
assortment ofCoFFINS wIiel he vii sell 81 greatly
reduced prieea.
TIE HEAEISE
Is one OF the finest this side Of San Francisco, Wl0N
Is rendered 70 the public fgee Of charge. Il.
Orders promptly ATTENDED 70 Iy leaving tAe'i =
NY residence, Or a. the walla " ala Bakery--,,
Ss-tf JOHN PICKET
- = - -.lI;ne, at this
, 1877-02-10
40 Tar is Used in this Connpo>ition.

therefore it neither cracks in Winter, nor runs in
Summer.
On 9eeayed shingles it fills mp the hoes and pores
and gives substantial root that Will last Tor
years. CURLED WARPED shingles IL brings to their
places, and keeps them there Il fills up all holes In
Felt 10, Is, stops the le.tks-and although Il slow
dryer, ram does affect It few hours after apply
ing As nearly ali paints that black contain TAR
be sure you obtain GENUINE article, which Tor
shingle roofs! is
, 1877-02-10
PASSENGER RATES.

EOTr- The charges OF the Talh Walla Hsii1ia
Transfer Company Oh do~n freight tr4us:er.e,t 10
y. >. y. Co t0ats including tie business OF ioi-
Wardlng. Is SC cents Per Ton And up 1reigh, r.
ceiyet rOu o. S. Y Co.'S boats and fUrWariel, y
cents per ton All down freight for forward sb!p-
ment, not consigned 10 parties al Waula, VII %
turned over - this Transfer Company 70 forward
p. (. EsNER,
, 1877-02-10
Al STEPS EVERY LEAR,

and for tin iron bas no equal, as IT exrsnls by
heat, contracts by cold AMI NEVER CRACKS :sor scales
Roofs covered with Tar She4TLing Fell cin Ie H.iIe
water-tigEt 1T 81 all expense, and preserved Tor
many years.
ILiS Slate Paint Is
, 1877-02-10
Pacific Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
OF California.
Assets. Sl,3OG,OOO.

assess 81; .SOO ,OSO.
THEPACIFIC MUTUAL loans all IFS funds on this
1 coast II has perfected new plan Of insurance
called the Mutual Investment Plan 1t s,ual antees
a definite nate OF dividend, and definite Cash sur
render Value. Eich applicant elects ms own terms
aId not compelled 10 pay ioF insurance any longer
than he needs It.
II Is plain contract easily understood, and pos
sesss every element Of safety, security and stlsao-
ton. Il shows not alone how to get into insurance
but how TO get out pleased and satisfied Unlike the
oil time policy, It does not band the insured q IN
teruuahle contract, but tn holder may realize ITS
cash value at any time, AND THAI CASH VALUE Is
FNPRKs~FD uN THE PFLIJY FIGURES, II being the
le;h condition OF the policy.
Tooovera morteia,e seylIre debt protect family,
10 guard against withdrawal OF business capital 10y
p.ltneTs death, 30 provide for oil ageIt Is pre-
eminent, AMI surIasses al other plans
WHEN A MAN DIES \ FORTUNE PER-
ISHES "-DickelS.
a Policy Of Insurance is the Cheapest and Safest
mole Of mixing certain provision tor ones family.
- FrQRkjiR.
How strange that men should be careful TO insure
their shiIs goods and house, winch NAY or may NuT
sink burn h. destroyed and refuse u insure Their
liFcS. Rhich are CERTAIN 10 CTdse,
, 1877-02-10
IMAM ORDINARY LIFETIME.

y y - y . " y y =
PossIBLY Io-D>Y and refuse, too wheu they know
thzt the comfort OF their aud the safety ct
their estate depends upon their personal ability and
Management VIII n hangs the slender thread OF
th.ir existence In these times Of money stringency
everywhere il would be well 10
u US EC n MO- VI E ~ i
In our battle Of he 10 consider the possibilities and
contingencies that UT1ogni nearly every kIni OF
business, and consequently the hap InrsS OF those
who are dspe, dent upon labor Tor their support
No PROVISION FUR OUR DFPENDENTS IL ADEQNTE
WHICH Is NOT IMMEDIATE, FOR DEATH MAY lie
IMMEDIATE.
Our estates, under Our management, may be worth
thousands, 10 our heirs hundreds
He that proyiieth not Tor his own, and especially
for his own household, Is worse than Inhael and
has denied the faith FHSNsS & CAREY,
General Agents for Oregon, and Washington and
Idaho Territories.
HALLA WALLA, July -, IS-6- 33-tf
, 1877-02-10

roof may le covered with very cheap shiugle,
and by APP eition OF this slate IL made 10 las; from
% To p years OH roofs b. patched and cuateI
hooking much better, and lastiUs longer than new
shingles without the s.a:e, tor
, 1877-02-10

p. HARDEsrT VII eon.er favor BY calling at 'hi'
Otice.
, 1877-02-10
One-ihird ihe Cost Of ReshIngling.

The expense Of stating new shingles j. only ale,rt
the cost ol SIMPLY laying them The paint Is F1..F-
poor against sparks flying emIers, as may be
easily testeI By any one.
, 1877-02-10
CHOCOLATE COLOR.

VII first applied, ollangiHg in about a mouth 70 a
uniform slate ooior and Is 70 all ineHts and purposes
SLATE. On
, 1877-02-10
Notice TO Absent Defendant.

THOS. II. BRENFS,
Piailtiffs Attorney. i-6W
, 1877-02-10
=. &. EsNER.

President vs.. gy. & {. Il. Z. 90.
HALLA WALL, August 3. 1876 If-d
, 1877-02-10

our rel color Is usually preferred as one coat h eua
70 i've OF any ordinary paint. For
, 1877-02-10

e have IN stock, Of our own manufacture. .roofiny
materials, etc, at the io!IoWing Icw prices:
IV'V ro1is extra BuHher Roofing al cents per
y uafe lot lOr Ve vii furnish Rubber Roofing
Nails, Caps, and Slate Paint for an entire new ro
At ! < cents per square foot
700 rolls 2ply Iarrel Rong Felt, at I cents per
5000 rolls Sply Tarrei Roofing Felt, at ~ cents
per square foot
go rolls Tarred Sheathng. at < cent per square
5000 gallons fine Enamel Paint, mixed ready for
use, on inside or outside work, at s2 per tllon.
Send FOR samp.e card of colors- All orders must
be accompanied with the money or satisfactory etv
references. No goods shipped C. o. D., unless ex-
PIT s. charges are guaranteed
Sample orders solicited
y. 4. Ss4ATE PAINT COMPANY,
H2 Z l04 MAIDEN LANE, New York.
41-3m