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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-06-15
cuLLrE's SCRAPS.

| MANY Of our friends have been wondering
what has become OF Guile Well be is al
right, but such an awful dullness has pervadea
the times that there bias been literally nothing
to write, but after this when there is nothing to
record we promise to manufacture something for
the occs sion.
The young man who ate a half pound Of
raw dried beefand as many crackers besides a
hearty dinner, is slowly recovering.
Gus -FOUR" went to Acworth the other night
and saw Rip Van Wrinkle played by the stu
dents Of Acworth High School, The academy
was crowded and We enjoyed tbs occasion very
much. Coming home att a. m. one of ''us
our" stopped his horse to keep from driving
fnto an OK cart, but none of the others could
see any cart, this only shows the power Of i'm
| aginalion.
THERE are seven Base Ball Clubs in &C.
tive operation in Marietta composed Of 60 boys
-golly couldn't they make lots Of corn and cot
ton.
If boy plays base ball three days during
the week and goes fishing ON Saturday, how
long will it take him to weed three squares in
his fathers garden.
YOUNG ladies can now visit the mineral
spring with perfect safety their dresses andsich,
for gateway has been opened, and they need
no longer climb the fence in mortal fear of that
hedge BUSH. : ~ .f - sss ia
"A jolly parry of half dozen boys have
gone to HUMPHREYS Mill on three days fishing
expedition.
-NExT week we promise nav attraction
and great addition to Scraps" We are 60
ing TO form partnership with one Of the best
writers in town. Look out for the new firm.
THERE will be match game Of base ball
played near the old chair factory this afternoon
at o'clock between the Chucks and the +. T.
s., clubs. Thepublic are invited. CO n
The Misses McCombs have returned to
their home in Memphis and Miss Hs,tie Rigdon
to Atlanta, after pleasant visit to Miss Annie
Camp OF this city.
"A Marietta boy carried one of the Memphis
bellies to Atlanta through the country the other
day and drove Chucks fine ponies "Katie and
Cooks" he says they can beat the Rail Road
"all hollow" but it will be just four weeks be-
fore he knows whether its Convention or No
Conv entiOn"
THERE are twenty seven Marietta girls
who won't cook breakfast themselves, but who
habi,ually walk to the mineral spnug at S
o'clock in the morning. in order to get up an ap-
petite for the breakfast their mama's have cook
ed. Wouldn't they make model wives for poor |
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-06-15
SMYRNA SHOTS.

THE CoNvENTros-The election for Con
vention or No Convention passed off very quiet
~. Bui very few turned out to vote and lba
/ very little interest was exhibited ether for q
against the Convention. The following is thu
result Of the voting Convention q No Con
ven'ioa ~. Deisgates George hooer's 30
>. W. hooertscn ~ A. =. Mcinsosh "a .
~ 1p,"0e ~ . - - ua'''', :, =, 80 $50 ~
:, !. = ''a.,a'ura - ns"J. - o1'
Ie. 4 - Rrown. "a n Moore II WIN, n,
o. a. ~ MA. 1e. p;sa,..ss., "a
Rla.k,ya,, y
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-06-15
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AcwoRTH AfFAIRs. I

People always flock to see free shows; all
ogt soorslnearly. y reqalsd to hold them. be-
sides all free exhibitions never fail to please,
and render an equivelant The commencement
exercises of Prof Holmes High School began
on Sunday the Sd, Rev. i. r. Branham dslv.
eriug snelaboriats sermon for the occasion in
pleasing way to largkandience. On Men
day several classes pass denomination. all with
credit to themselves and teachers as did all the
classes on the following day. On Wednesday
the literary address was delivered by Rev. A.
G. Thomas. his sabisct "Utilitarianism" was
handled by him in amaslsrly ant. eloquent man.
ner. Mr.. Orlando Awtrey who in oil the exsr-
cises acquitted himself handsomely surprised
his hearers in well prepared speech of his
own on "Our acts never die in an eloquent
way. The audience alse were ready with
praises for Mr.. W. J. Tapp whose speech on
ambition" was quite credit to him.
-Thersisto be concert given by the chris
tian church in short time at this place to raise
funds for that church at which Miss Carrie
Ackerman of Dalton, the star singer of North
Gsorgias will sing, and agreat many citizens Of
this town would be pleased If the young gentle
men and ladies who acted the plays 1.-TWO nights
in q Bar Room" and RIP Van Wrinkle" would
render them again On that occasion.
-Croqast il all The rage aeain, and man
who wsaldsoniema tbs idea u milking the
cows far lis wife Or picxinsz rs chips, viii pay
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-06-15
NOTICE.

WE ARE NOW OFFERING TO
sell our entire stock of
Dry Goods and Groceries
at low prices for cash or to good
prompt paying customers to be paid
by the first of November. We have
full line of Dry Goods and Grocer
les and Hardware, just purchased
and to arrive. We must and will
sell, if we cannot get our price we
must take yours. And those that
owe us on accounts and notes for the
last two or three years, if they do
not call and settle them, they need
not be surprised to find them in the
hands of an officer for collection.
We think two or three years is long
enough for any man to have that in
tends to pay for what he purchased.
We must close up our business.
w. j. KHSER IL co.
Marietta, April 20, 1877.
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false Impression.

1t Is generally supposed by physicians and
the people generally that Dyspepsia can not ia
variabIy be cured, but we are pleased to say
that GREENS August FLOWER has never, to
our knowledge. failed TO cure Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint in all its forms, such as Sour
Stomach, Costiyeness, Sick Headache, palpita-
ton of the Heart, Indigestion, bad taste in the
mouth, &c. Out of the $4,000 dozen bottles,
sold lasi year. not siT5,ee failure was reported
but thousands of comR kpeptary letters rsceiv-
ed from Druggists of Wonderful enres. Tires
doses will relieve any case. Try il. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular size is cents. Fol
sale by VIM. Root or b. Z. Strong.
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Florida.

! A throng of sufferers with coughs and colds,
annually go South to enjoy the ethereal mild
ness Of the land Of flowers. To them we would
say the necessity Of that expensive trip is OBJ
waited by Compound Honey Of Tar, which
speedily yanquishes the coughs and colds Incl
dent to this rigorous cline. Fer public speak,
ers it surpasses the Demostheuic regimen o
pebbles and sea shore !" clearing the throat
until the voice rings with the silvery cadence
of bell. Use Compound Honey Of Tar,
Price 50cents bottle. For sale BY WIN. Root.
Druggist.
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A first GLASS
howe SEWING MACHINE :!

to the person who will get up the
largest club of new subscribers, be-
tween this and the 25th of Decem-
Der next, provided the largest club
shall exceed forty subscribers. This
Machine is in good running order,
will sew either cloth or leather, and
is a valuable prize. 1t is now in
our Office and can be seen by any
one by calling.
All those who desire to compete
for this valuable Sewing Machine,
should send us their names at once,
in order that We may keep corr ect
list Of their club as the names of sub
scribers are sent in. Now is your
time. Go to work for the JOURNAL
and get the sewing machine for
yourself. One Dollsrl
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-06-15

ths Good Tempiara On as ~. y s.sa,;.s..
on tbs convsntIon Aueali $500 av.,.;aa
ou'' '''oas" ms s'''' seemed fair, think
ns oua''seu .us =" y Conyention. On the
mex. u"y - A'oo' 80 Cobb addressed a
the result of his speseh uf \. ..,,.;o..,w e
My niue so'es w ~ y ing OF the convention
was rolled up.
--vur o,u if'eha' ~ sphn F. Cowsn who
ieI' ABOUT 'nrse mon'Ds s'ee for the Black Hills
mas re'urneu Oeine be brought back
sca'P' SAi" VS. NY 49, DUKE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-06-15
Iecretion Essential to Health.

&ecretl0n k6Sential 20 1SAAtns
& Ar secretion and flow the gastric
Il the bile which the use OF Hostet-
Zach Bitters promotes, are effects
induce materially to the restoration
when the system is disordered. Food
& y digested in the dyspeptic stomach because
the gastric field is deficient, suPsrasanaaps or
yisiated-the liver becomes congested and the
bowels constipaied because the supply OF bile is
inadequate or misdirected. The Bitters rectiiies
ali this, and removes every i'll consequence OF
non assimilation and bilious irregulariiy. Fur
thsrrnore, !. stimulates the action Of the k,dnsys
by which impurities are, 80 to speak, strained
from the blood, and any tendency 10 the urinary
organs to grow sluggish and disordered count
erscted. Whether il be used as means OF reg
ulaiing gastric or bilious secretion, and relic
wing he overloaded bowels, or to promote com
,,lsse and therefore healthfll, urination. Hos
letters Bittsrs may be relied upon with m
depce TO accomplish the end in view. ~
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-06-15

AN advertisement app arsd in one
Of the Western papers ish read as
follows: ssIAN AW11~A hired
man named John, his nas urned up
five feet eight inches big and had
on a pair Of corduroy bnss much
worn.n
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-06-15
[For the Marietta Journal.]
ACWoRTH HIGH SCHOOL.
{ reflections on hearing the Commence.
ment Sermon by Rev. I. r. Branham.]

Reflections on hearing the Commence
ment Sermon by Rev. I. h. Branham.-
Commencement sermon rich and rare,
"a literary feast;
Expounding nature and her laws,)
Like mama fell on all
While the Bible with its epics.
Its psaimody and song,
Historic in its teachings,
Impressed US with the truth.
Then came the examination,
Scholastic in review;
With great credit to the teachers,
Pupils, and spectators.
The Exhibition in its train,
With tragedies and plays;
All afforded great amusement
For muliitudes that laugh.
Professor Themas led the van,
The speaker of the day;
Went touring up amidst the stars,
The lofty and sublime,
Portraying all the grandeur there,
Like gems on beauty's breast.
Then drank from learning's flowing cup,
The drAughts that ancient nations drank,
And then poured forth in eloquence,
The learning of the whole.
The bards, the poets, and divines,
Of every age were culled;
Heroes, Statesmen, were all reviewed,
The living and the dead.
The ancient lore of every tongue,
With philosephic eye,
In panoramic view was brought
+. Impressed upon the mind. g
Poetry, divinity, and
The wisdom Of the age,
With all that elevates the soul,
Stoud out in bold relief.
He handled all with finest skill,
Like music for the ear;
While echos Of six thousand years,
Went sounding through the whole.
SPECTATOR.
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South America and Southern United
States.

Owing to their warm and delightful climates,
their inhabitants grow sallOw from torpid
Livers, indigestion and all diseases arising from
g disordered Stomach and Bowels. They
should Of course at all times keep the liver
active, and to our readers we would recommend
Tabler's Vegetable Liver Powder. Taken in
time, will often save money and much suffering.
Price so cents. For sale by VIM. Rect, Drug
0ist
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-06-15

EDWARD l.. FOWLER one Of our rising
young men, has gone to Atlanta to finish his
course at Moore's Business University. We
wish him unbounded success.
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POWDER spRfl "a purrgrg.

Rain in abundance xstA... l,.n,,.s,;,,,
has commenced in earness LEA s,s.,,..,;.a. i,
aounaan' yisia' Corn aa cotton clear Of grass
and in fine growing condis. Rs.a,ers .Lo,a.
full. MAZE a
S'N' A1,nu ksary sick at is home
sick child. The hsals' IN II. .a,,n.n;,v
though is very good.
Coils. MeGlatchy and -
place last Saturday on the ...,....:,..
Hiram Goodwin has ....ss...ss .na,o
Tree i'on',ns n.' sa"' Aaya hi thought j,
was magnolia.
According 10 preyiee .,,.,,,.a,.. a, =.
active Base Ball Glbl l....;,,, ..;,.,
ed our village last Friday %
playing match game wiz Il. S..pad RE. os
this place. They MARCHES s. ,o.n .ha,, q
o'clock and a stranger ,,a 49,. ,hou,,,,,
that from the flags. musie .h;1,a. .na -
procession that old John b .;......,. -. 20
olilea ioF ''HS p'A's y day, and like the
circus p'sy n's.''0 $500 our village filing
triangle. bones, etc. The aoa. r. froot
showed it was the Active . De-, a.,
They soon marched back u,,, a,..o.o
ana pian'su .lis ~ = KY grounds prepared
Tor she inascn kA"ss 'ey met the Red
Belts ana Aial@s As'.'s Cur citizens, be-
tween s and 10 O'Clock RI. oa,ns wss
commenced with assnash ter a. ,bo ,,yo
litfles armies could comef ~ cow. ,;,,.
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we intend, as far as we can, run our
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by the end of the year, we will send
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under such cheap Inducements
All those in arrears can avail them
selves of this reduction by paying
up and renewing. In connection
with this announcement, we offer
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-06-15
THE SELECTION.
Cobb Votes for a Convention.

COBB Votes tor a ConVention.
The election in the county Tussday was
very quiet affair and the vote generally was
light. The farmers worked in place of voting
on that day. The colored people voted mo
Convention" The following is the total official
vote Of The county
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-06-15
Valuable Books

MAsoNIc-Guide to the Chapter; com
pIete monitor for Royal Arch Masonry.
EVIDENCES of Christianity, by Alexander.
Evidences of Christianity, by Gregory.
Universalism not Of God, by Matthew Hale
Smiik. .-a..-t-.--..-----.-.a-4...
D'Aubigns's History of the Reformation.
Giant Cities Of Bashan, by Rev. J. L. Porter
ReHectioR-A Tale by Mrs. Holland.
Bibles and Prayer Books-and other relig
ious and literary books, together with a gener-
Al assortment of School Books, and Stationery.
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, &C., &C.,
For Sale low by 81 B. Z. STRONG,
Successor to Geo. w. Williams.
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ONE CENT A PIECE is the the price
of Exemption Waiver Notes at this
Office.
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-THE anniversary Of the Cobb County Bible
soc;ety occnrs.on Sunday, june 18th. 4 SER
moi. appropriate 10 the occasion win Be div
cred by Rev. II. HssQ1wsssr, D. d., Chsncelior
Of the State University. Service will sbe held
in tbs Presbyterian Church, beginning at II A.
NJ Christians of all denominations and the
public gsusraIly are cordially invited TO attend
I. r. BRANHAsr, Chairman.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-15
HOME INSTITUTION.
Alllanfe Gjensi0i9e Eius Assuranfe Selskab
al Sc JurcneSc Statcr.

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lorslps Muntsrpeo .lor at ltaane
Yaulines sSele!ier.
Mfltsbens Stnuo TOM snoeli9,
Yaulins tog Sparsbesien % aab.
neoe ben.
"5ulisn," iasos bun. der CT DIN
belle 6urmus Del CT paa sics, at
On lslp iaar &aaoisbso oper ben;
gu bar en- Sen at tatfe for Den.
alo osn maa pGre big belobrln.
%Senoe!"
pun uilos sipe BAN SIctors Sub.
mpntsr, men ban piloe life iaSe
imOo benz.
"@ei, nsi. YauIius! Stem olsls
Yen0e. Statsn ierser III for mig.
Gent, ON On sasr Madeleine bIsp
ips."
"MIcria. Sulien 0isie Ysnse
ere alsns bsitemte for big. Dune
8onhrmationsfl9osr. no9le nnne.
p9rllse Bsssr % DIN eIamsn ere
blepne bstalts al Dlm. % Der Ct fun
9lcet tllOpers tag Dem. ls9 oil
intel 5iliGIos siere 8rua al Dem"
Snllsn 1909 Ysnscne % loo Dem
GLIDE neb i Maoslsiuss @aauo.
"Ss ber." laeoe ban, "lss lnolrt.
ter Dig til min Sorualter +"
"&eI, Ssrr @eneroI. Serss ierite
Gpauletttr ifulle betales oermeo."
"Sulen." to9 MI Yauline Sroet.
nj talle III titles, bult -"
Sum funbe life ll9e mtre bun
bolot Sacersns 8ors | @doncsn,
prssieoe line 40ber ct SleblIf Ger
paa, % gan Oct otrpaa ians III
Btposreu, Der tpsleoe oct lrn9s
Men bsnnss NOllsbcr uor MI iorbi
bun falleoe Il9 paa eli Stol, lilult'
iii NuIist / Srnosrne. % Saarernt
peosbe bsnces alnber. SulIen Oil
ben I'll benbe. omiapnsbe bsnoe. lag.
De benbes Sopeo op tit Ut Brplt ol
iasoe:
"Raulirs, min Selter Ses ior
maar lite al n9e Dig. bollfen uenot
Iis 6afnemmslIsber % &l9rIl8bsi
nit Slsrte RUNNER llol paa on
8rober, iom On bar 9lOrt I'll ret
ltanen Wanb. Der snsong oil mo
iase Ell a9tst Stlllln9 i SamIunoet
Din Op9ope sr iOrbl, MI beBDnoel
min. Naar iss l9isn bar bra9t Dor
Naun iii 2Grs, pa oil le9 trwoI
irem for belle 8eroens Etns o. il9s
"Oer Sluss Ell uitploIs. Der u%reii,rr
oist er blepsu iorogmt III at Ito
ubcrte &paler, foroi Den meunslfell
&c 6etlGroiabsb er fortlpnet. Ssl
er oeune Wanos Sen, sip BAN III
sler lao mig lioe / bans Steb, tb
lss er lfploi9 lom ban, ban lfplolr
lOm leg !"
YauIiue trptfeSe rert bans 9aanb
% Waoelelns ltoo / en- frog % ter
reoe bulteuoe ilue Slne. Yaulln
breo after S~ausbebsn:
"On refer aliiaa imorsen ito
liat !"
"Sa, pso 9assrp. 9oo Os M
li9e 6arpel I'll blnauNsn % 9aa II
no; ies ifal NOT slere NIt lllonp.
"Nsi, Salisn, is9 oil blSIpe Dig.
"6tptm, lao Sc MIG poife ou
Giles 3ei. % baooe Sc % ban
tan iOpe roIi9i ie8 Iouer al oett
Gem / retts Slo."
NGlts MOr9sn banfeoe Yaulins
Der bar itaast op enonu tlbIla,rl
emo Waoelslns, raa Sullens 0er
SUN baprs operpuneei 8pinoens
Spo9bso.
"Yeppsl % bar peb 9obt Mobl 7
raabte Dc 10 Sebltenbe iii binonhei
Tor lloits Sang.
Yauline blep ltaaenos paa Scr
t9rlfelen % lpttsoe siter SuIlsns
Sfriot. laalGn9e De funoe beres
oa MaoeIsine, ION meo 8olo ol
Wa9t bapoe billet b0rs "oen 9ilss
3pl." iSisn fom Op, ianbt bun bsnos
fnGlenoe pso 6ooen al Sen9sn meo
3opsoet ifinlt / &eppst.
Waoeleins fu9lebe Deo Chen al
bsnoe % bao mso Snosrlisbso.
"Store Sub / Din &aret9a,
opsrglOe ri bort Barn, bsltbt BAN
lmoo ale SieIens % 9sssmsts ga.
rer"
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Trout Run Store.
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Mannlenhe meh

Dry Goods, Groceries.
Satte, Susr.
SfO Oh StOpler etc,
fcrt laat, @lt bpao man ian eente at
inee en- vel asicrteret gutii.
Bore ue9iiter / 6erbele I'll Deeerab'
Sisbmanes CT lmaa, vi bar inaeu 5us'
leie at bstale, nj tIsber we're Varer ois
reite ira Sltsu, ca estirr fan vi lalst
lilelda bllli9t, % en- BET tntbet, lice
biiiaere emo man fan gusn. 39-fA
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Siai9t SlaS!
NDeOs Og ltnoerboloninas
Vla0.

Oct ubfommsr useutlie i lppipal.
tst Sormat. - Set i~noeboleer Suer.
ll9t oper bier u9ss pisiisite Bsai.
psnbeosr. iaapsIiom bsIGrsnte 90
unosrbOloenbe Qiteratur fra De beoIts
l~fanoinaDilie SOriattsre, liant Dis.
futterer iorltiellIss Spsrssmaal, Der
fan pGffe Snteresls hos Den MORT,
GARNER % NrbsIosr % i~oreuliat
pGre til Sam sisnusm 9iust.
Yriisn sr S1.10 pr. @araana.
90 Gts. pr. SaIpaarsans % 35
.ts. Tor 3 Waansoer.
Worcester:
"yiOrOuelten",
Wabilon, &is.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-15
&au0en s. Sulperfons advertisement.
y. Y. Sahgen. " Sulpericn.
6augen d 9uluerson,
tiIbpoe iarmerns al norore Soma % lboHae
WinndOta be feigenos ueprepsne
Tarm= Maifimcr for 1872.
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UaHe II. Woods Harvester Gfiaru 81 Sob
UaIter II. Woods Harvester 0tarr 81 Gob)
(Sslp Sncer fan lanes III btgae bas ARahtne).
Waiter n. Woods Reaper QGrer 5ISOoJ
Water II. Woods reaper 0tiarer 6 Som.
Waiter H. Woods Reaper Reel Rahe 0iaru 81 6oo)
Reel Rnke 8
iron Iyanae .No,cer a
.Mead0W KING yUOuOer.
Little Chi1fam (ChanpionJ Reaper Orrrer 6 5Oo)
(Singe or Combined).
Ledder Iron Frame QiGrr 6 Sob
Lender Iron Fjume Girrr 81 Rob-
CSegge Single n Combined
Belot Harvester. Beboit Reaper. Keystone 80 Nine. Taylor Sc Mn,
Buckeye Drill 9. 10 % II Hoe.
Buckeye Sceder ii % II Hoe.
Prairie City Seeder 10 II OF II Hoe
Gale mn enr ioruotH Grass Seeder Attachment
Keystone (2chc) Corn Planter
Edward Riding Corn Cuhiyator
Beloit Norwegian Braking Ga StubbLe Flows.
Peru Stubble Flows. A.. 7. Dickey (Itacne) 5auuinsmelu
Fairbanks Scales. AemmH9On SDmnrtner
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-15

sss- Oetis Slao sr opersaast til en-
anosn Beiiprelie. % osts YoIitlf er
llparillf / Sroeis fuIoeite Betpouina.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-15
Stoughton Vogue.
Stoughton Buggies

Auhman Taylor Vibrator Sufsmaiius.
Massilon Sunem nnr
c. Aultman IL Co.'S Graft maant
9Orpe Hand Corn Planters, Oa ollie SiaQs 6armreenibtr.
Ri tilbpeer DC oornifaacuee NfaItiuer I'll be biniaitc lri.
,er' % sara"tfrer stifresebes. hi baoc aitie ct fort ~.
lag al "Grtras" Tor allie Wiaifincr iom vi ialacr.
SNd III taffr pore ylrosmGno ir heu bhul mite Seauina baa.
Der d. at DC iremoeles oil beige % % bc port Ovaa forinom
De tiebu anhofsos
Q9rbeoian
Dan9cn 4 0nlOrriOu.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-15
1900 afres rist % opoprtet 5arm
lanO tilbgocs til guniiigc OF
llbcTale gctnIiu15Dilf11r.

libeTale SctalingsDiltaar.
Dor ylltt frsnIpiier nrlel Al Del beelte Sdnt
/ 6bitllaw "a iilaranelenes Counter. ~ ri
trcr. al efi ter Nltrt Cil pTre AZ Satsreslt
al plee. bpcr man pll bsells Raaes tan
Ila tisbi ~ bill9t sJno, ill al et ian
raieiIll mee ~. lertne Dc llsr A'lnetl
ebitliap ecuntp. Der Soes Den aranefet
nj Binnslbtit Spunip. bar aaeteoe pper
10000 l%nobp3ltre. N FL islgeli3 mart cps
~iettlet. vi bar dlereos 10 Serntlnereie /
6cun,iet. ~ BET nil lite blipe lanle TT. iGrs
eno BET er st al Dc rissln 6ountier / ,Scpa.
Sfrip III @urnep & &l IA
alenter, 4np Slmptcn. ,Srpl.
Sinee: 2een Dor ncre lcr Ndnlen.
SplpeninSsr en- Firmaeis pialieeliabte
oil aires Al Son. u. u. WiQett.
0etcrab. S.ppl.