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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-05-04

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No. $50 ID. 3. Agril lsi, ~
THHE object of this suit is 10 procure a
Il decree for the sale OF certain r" estate sit:te in
Cecil county 0wEra lay thr comp claimants aud Mrr:,rrt
4 si",si, y if. of William & Smith
III" Iartrs rn,ti1..i
Tic Bill states :s,a, 49, Il. Pal Of No,~.a'a g, 1865,
DaEir! Bratt"n. A't;u"y s.n-'yt ) al rad state &.
Howard johnson. Wiltr::orce Ju:us.,u ..i Margaret
A Smith in fee a> tenants Ia '"ini'i. final 3n th'
day said Howard Wii&-r frc~ aud rg,ir; con
vey,d said real estate to Eliza johnson, E&tir,h
R'mha. Mary Jane Ra!G}o, Caroline V Howard, AID
the said Howard, Wbrr:'Hc" a:. Margaret, hy way Of
m"rtgagr tn Sc crrr I'll" payment t" ia" said Eliza
Guale .::;ng her natural ir, Of The interest upon the
principal s.q If B '6G TO- and t. thr payment
Of sail lr."s,i' The Death Of sai'! Eijza To he
other Of said ~ riG ,sr.. That on til" 2l>t day ii
August 1871. ia" sRi y ii:",s rU1rg#scd ali his
interest in said lad I" Mti','" THAI
wards all the interest Of sai i!@"rurc" il. sid land
the time a; making said u,ar.gg" Su; public
sal. Icy william !. Jones. Trustee .i, purchased Ey
the comrluants. aGI VS. ailri wards conveyed Ia The
romplanans by saii trustee. That all thu interest Of
said Howard said land was conveyed 10y Richard
ThoI.;.s yGrJif to >ai Ma garrt, the 18th day Of
january, M T,sat til" said Howard the Bid of
January, 1877 c.Gva.; Ill his interest in .d
mentioned ,:ur.ns tt. s:%.o; spd William G K.rnin
That said William {. Ra:.s. .i,a 18th of January.
1872. assigned Ii Ecres, III sri ieG.;a 10 sail
Jacob Ramt0. That tie sad .iarnh RaiH'n 9th
ot November, 1873. as-igu" lis Interest Ia sai mort
-agc /" William Miller. That the 2.I, OF January.
1875, the said Elizabeth El!u!o as>isHeh her Interest in
aid mortgage to Mr> li"ing<w"itl That Bridget
rctny. William j. J"rc> and Caleb 7. Johnson zach
cisr Interest i'll said land. under certain judgments
heh by ii.;. rfrirtrry Tlat the said real estate is
not susceptible - 81, wilton! los and injury I" The
parties interested t.n. ~ said Howard johnson.
Mary Johnson Ills wife WILDER a..r Johnson and Cadet
T. j 'tn>"n reside out ri the STATE Of :.H., iHld.
1t IS ;bcrcupoa atjudgcG and nrdrrr iat TIE com
pianantS, - causing copy Of this Olcr /" he inserted
III s"H,. newspaper printed in Cecil county, II week
for :".a'h before The 9th day oil May next. give
notice 10 de aOsUnt defendants Of the OH and
substance of Ills III ana warn them 20 appear III ths
court. in person "f bs ,.titnr. u. before the eth
day OF August next 10 a'sset III premises and s!"w
cause, il any they have why s..l .,.-p pass
prayed A. ". MITCHELL. Cork.
True copy: test, 4. ". MITCHELL.
April &, 1StS--lm Clerk.
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Toothache.

This painful and annoying complaint
is instantaneouSlv cared by the applica--
ton of the Lniment.
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liberated Sores.

The healing and purifying qualities of
KELLER's LlSlMENr render it the best
artcle for the speedy and safe cure Of
ulceratcu sores
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Neuralgia.

This excraciatingly painful disease is
instantly relieved and rapidly cured by
the continued application of this Lini-
plnuI.
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/ Stitch IN the Back

j. caused hy sudden wrenching Of the
spine, and produces violent and acute
Jai,.s, making it very difficult for the
person 10 move. 1t should not be neg
lrclcd. q; TIE curvature of the Fpine is
atlen brought OF by neglect Of this con-
ma. cGrnutaiut.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-05-04

gS-"To do as folks of fashion do" in
one respect at least, you must use GIenns
Sulphur Soap, which is immensely popular
among the elite of society, and deservedly
SO, for it is the most salutary of beautifiers
and purifiers. Sold by all Druggists.
HILLS HAIR g. WHIsKER DYE, Black or
Brown, 50c. 40
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CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured,

All suferrrs from Tins disease thai ANXIOUS 10 be
cured should try Dr. Ei.,aars Celebrated cor.ua..iy
Powders These Powders are the uniy PR paraon known
that will cure Consumption and nil diseases of the
Throat and Lungs -iirired. So strong is faith
in tie ami also I" con,incc you that hey hum
bug. will forward To every sufferer, 10y mail ,rst
paid, a free Trial Box
We don't wait your money until you are perfectly
satisfied of their curative powers. If your life is worth
saving, don't delay in giving these Powders a trial,
they viii surely you
Price, for large box. 500. sent to any part of
United States or Canada by NAL on receip; OF price
Address,
ASH f. RHRRINS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-05-04
THHE object of this suit is 10 procure

In the Circuit C,i.:t for Cecil era:., ii. Equity.
No. $50 ID. B. A!r lsi, i,,7.
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OsaGER OF ksE.ECiTEGN.

MARY PARTkigi& arI JANE Il. PARTRIDGE
ELIZA JuRNS0S 4x4 OTHERS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-05-04

USE DIR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR
SoAP.-Cures aud prevents ChHpjng ef til" Hands and
Face, and heaTtites the C"TIpl aNiGG,
f4-UsE ROSE OF CASHMERE HAIR TONIC
Sold by Druggists. Price, 80 cents.
dec g. ls77-l0m
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$50 fuLioN STREET, BROOKLYN, Y.
April II, lS.T-ly
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Sore Threat and cuinsy.
inflammation Of the Breast.

This distressing complaint may be
cared, or entirely prevented by the timely
ne. OF this remedy. |: has ne.'er failed,
wien applied at the commencement, or
before lie gathering takes place.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-19

THE Gdzette can never refer to the
negroes without alluding to their total
want of veracity. and it holds them up
as utterly unworthy of bAlief, but when
a man like Hamburg Butcher Butler
speaks in the Senate and tells the ma
ton that there was no intimidation in
South Carolina, and that there was a
fair election, the Gazette believes every
word of it or pretends to believe it. Th-
Gazene should understand by this tim"
that when Southern men stand up in
Congress and deny the intimidations
charged upon the South, they are looked
upon as untruthful, and with intelli-
gent men their assertions will have no
weight. Colored men no doubt tell lies
sometimes, and pretty often too, but
they cannot hold candle to the two
butcher bulldozers in Congress, Butler
in the Senate and Chalmers in the
House.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-19

We HAVE RECEIVED very interesting
communication from friend at Middle
town, in support Of Hon. James &.
Blaine's speech in the Senate, but as
the communication is lengthy, and no
particular new points brought forth,
our friend will please excuse US from
publishing it, but at the same time we
would say that it has the right ring,
and shows that there are some Repub-
licans, eveA in st. Georges Hundred,
that have not bowed the knee to the
Baal of Democracy.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-19
NlNETY-NlNE CENT
VARIETY STO RE

there to select what seemeth good in thy sight
for presents for your brothers and sisters,
aunts and uncles, parents, and great great
grand parents, and chldren's children's chill.
dren, even unto the 18th and lith generations
The largest and finest variety OF useful art-
cles | ever offered TO THE PEOPLE
OF WILMINGTON. Dolls from 10 to 90 cts,
Tea sets 25 to 80 cts, Alphabet and building
blocks with maps, Card and Board games tor
old and young, table and floor crOquet, smok-
ing sets. nine pins, tables, bedsteads and era
dies, trunks, stoves, kitchen sets. banks,
drums, books. shell and wood work boxes and
many other useful amusements for children.
Also huudreds Of presents for adults too mum
erous to mention. Prices are reduced on
many articles. Come and look.
NO, sol MARK EFT STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL. dcl3-l5l
Daily Republican., 1878-12-19

TUE RIGORs OF WINTER are upon us
again, and there are suffering ones
caught without fuel, clothing or even
food. Now is the time for the exercise
of true disenterest-d benevolence by
those who have the means to spare in
helping the poor. There are little
pinched up, hungry forms to be met at
every turn of the street, and there are
modest, humble ones who have to be
sought after, who need help. Let the
heart be kept tender and generous and
the purse strings slack.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-19

The COUNTING OUT of Mr.. Bisbee, Re-
publican, in the Second District of
Flori la, gives the Democrats majority
in the delegations of nineteen States in
the next House, and the Republicans
in eighteen. with California, now tie.
to hear from. The supposed necessity
of getting control OF another delegation,
so as, at the most, to tie the House, and
in any event to prevent the Republi-
cans from securing majority of the
states, was the chief motive to the
wrong done Mr.. Bisbee, who is an able
and trrputable lawyer, and is unassail-
able in personal character.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-19
A Re6ormed BulldOzer.

The latest and most laughabla farce
in Congress is found in General Chal-
msrs who represents the shoe-string
district Of Mississippi, arising in the
House on Monday to introduce bill
for securing purity Of elections, by
furnishing wicked persons who inhu-
encs voters by money, threats or prem
ise,. This Chalmers is the same Chal-
mers Of Fort Pillow massacre fame no.
toriety during the rebellion. His bill
if passed and enforced would etfectual-
ly prevent him from appearing in Con
gress again, for he pretends to repre-.
sent a district, in which there is q Re-
publican majority Of $4,000 il the Re-
publicans were alloE to vote for
whom they pleased. The district sent
a.colored Republican to Congress before
the valiant and virtuous Chalmers ap-
peared as a candidate, but under him
the Republican majority was easily
wiped out and Chalmers comes out to
Congress with just as big majority as
he pleases to make it. As Chalmers
wss brought into notoriety by his
inhuman bntchery OF the negroes at
the massa Gre Of Fort Pillow, it is Won
derful to think of the love colored men
have for him. Such love that the ne
gro district should face suddenly
around and instead of electing colored
Republican to Congress by Is, 900 ma
jority as they had done before, give
the pan who bntchered their race at
Fort Pillow, 5000 majority. The love
between David and Jonathan was moth
ing compared to this. The 1000 Re-
publican u ajority Of Yazoo county in
that Cong ressional district was en-
tirely wiped out when Chain rs be-
came candidate, and at the election
following not a Republican vote was
cast in the county. Such affection for
an enemy is rarely seen in the history
of the world. Oh, what miserable
farce. If Chalmers had a particle of
respect for himself he would sneak out
of congress and never again insult the
nation by offering such bill.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-19
PROCLA NATION.
OF FASTING FOR RCHRIsTMAS and
NEW YEAR.

According TO the American custom, viz
Eating, drinking, going to the Opera, giving
marriage, making presents, &c, you are
hereby invited TO assemble yourselves togeth-
cr daily. (soon as sCOnycnient-nOt all ut once J
at the Great Boston
Daily Republican., 1878-12-19

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and =
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pet, y .
iuits,
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loung
tItei| |
and 81
The
short |
O. Cll.
vorth
ftssds.
The .
satIlr RI
ulars /
Daily Republican., 1878-12-19

We ARE glad to see the friends who
have advertised so literally in the RE-
doing such a good business in
the holiday trade. A paper with a
daily issue of 5000 in a city the size Of
Wilmington, is the best medium fol
adve rtising that can be found.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-19
NUR GOODS MUST MOVE

u
lfbargains will make them move for the
next thirty days. a. We want 10 accommodate @
our largely increasing business.
We win sell Ms of good Sugar and bs Of
Mild Rio Coffee Tor 81, Sugar n, s. o. 10 cents,
Cut l. 'ai II cents, Rio Coffee l6, 20, 20, p. 30
cents: Ms OF Sugar 25 cents. Hs OF Prunes zb
cents, 2 hs Of Prunes 25 cents, 8 bs Pared
Peaches % cents, cans Tomatoes rs cents, 4
lbs A Butter rs cent, 8 MS Mince Meat 25 cts.
rs OF Dat Meal 25 cents, 0 bs Dried Apples
rs cents, ts do 25 cents, 5 ms Dried Apples
rs cents, ms Peaches Is cents, 1 Bs half
Peaches rs cents, 3 Ms starch rs cents, 8 ms rs
cents, Citron 20 cents b, Lemon Peel 20 N,
Canned Blackberries 10 cents, 2 cans Apples
% cents, canned Pine Apples Is cents can,
canned Pears 10 cents, 2 cans Table Peaches
% cents, Ms Honey 25 cents, HUminy cents
quart Tomatoes 10 cents, 2 cans Bakers Corn
% cents. good Corn cents can, 3 bs Raisins
70 cents, Bs Seedless Raisins 25 cents, 3 n
do 25 cents, 2 Ms Layer Ralsins 25 cents 8 Ms
Currants 25 cents, 3 hs Trenton Crackers %
cents. 3 Ms Soda Crackers 25 cents, 3 bottles
Catsup % cents Catsup scents gallon Chow
Chow ~ cents, bottle Pickles 10 cents VIM
slow Corn 10 cents can. new 3 glasses Jelly %
cents, good Molasses 10 cents, Silver Drip II
cents, Honey Drip Is cents Cider rs cents gal
lon, best French Mixtures 70 cents o., Gum
Drops is cents h, 2 Ms best Cheese IS cents
2 Wash Boards 26 cents, 2 Brooms Is cents,
2 Buckets 20 cents, the fame OF our 10 cent
Coffee has gone abroad try IT, We have the
best Flour at 50 a barrel, We would like all
to give II a tr al, 1t can't be beat. We sell 2s
Ms OF IL for 81. We have Flsur IS and 80 cents
for 2s rs. We will sell you IA Saratoga trunk
full Of Candy tor II, or the Trunk withoTt
Candy for 80 cents, makes a nice Christmas
CIT. Teas 25. 40 81 and 50 cents, dried Plums
; ts % cents, SeedlcSs Cherries ~ cents,
French Peas Is cents can. Come and see for
yourself the bargains opened oday at
THOMAS VI. WIER'S,
1909 MARK ET STREET.
Bradfor County Butter 2s cents. good 20
cents. bs Buckwhent % cent? dci7.lt
Daily Republican., 1878-12-19

Prescriptions compounded with greet
care, day and night, at Hartman's Drug
Store, 9Th and Poplar.
HAMBURG BUTCHER BUTLER in the L.
S. Senate never heard of the Hamburg
butchery and Tilden nevsrsaw cipher
despatch; and yet the Gazette can find
nobody such big liars as the there are
negroes.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-19
/ I)ROPERTY TO KENT

/ l)KOPEkTY TO KENT
L BY
JOHN W. W II | TIE NJ A N,
REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTING
AGENT
NJ. 2 WEST FOURTH STREET,
WILMIsGTD IN, DEL.
dwelling Houses rented or sold on reasons
BILE terms. The renting and selling OF farm
speciality, also cOnveyancing done. aug2g
Daily Republican., 1878-12-19

We hear very little now about the
fraudulent President, but agreatmany
inquiries are yet being made about
those cipher dispatches. 1t is wonder
ful how the cipher dispatch query has
usurp-d the space in the dailies which
was once devoted to the Presidential
fraud
Daily Republican., 1878-12-19
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

A. BOND Il CO., Real Estate and In
Os surance Agents, 6Ol Shipley street, are
Offering great bargains in city and country
properties TO rent, sell or exchange.
dclt-e-o-d 6t
Daily Republican., 1878-12-19

IT Is HOPED that Council will take
hold Of the dog question in earnest at
its meeting TIL, evening. Rabid dogs
and hydrophobia cases are increasing
amongst us at an alarming rate. None
are safe while the streets are full Of
worthless, starving ours.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-19

NAsBY SAYS: "The Niger hez the rite
to vote. Wa understand that and re-
spect it. But there must be limitashuns.
He may vote-ths law sez that-butth the
law don't say how he shel vote. That is
for us."
Daily Republican., 1878-12-19
. ON Err A. HERR,

UME ER A. HEKK,
ARTIST AND DESIGNER,
STUDIO ROOM, NO. 10 MASONIC
TEMPLE
Teacher of Painting and drawing in ali
its branches including free hand, OBJ ect,
perspective and mechanical. Pupils in the
in Public schools can take lessons alter school
hours, to those preierring lessons N houses
will be given. Portraits painted in the fines,
styles. Satisfaction guaranteed.
For those Objecting to sit,inga photo will
answer. Old pictures carefully copied. All
kinds OF
DRAWING AND DESIGNS
made In the most careful and artistic manner
Terms reduced and very moderate.
REPERENCK.-H.S ;. MdoMB. X. K. ROB-
INseE Co., and i b. TANTUM, NJ. d.
sep23-8m
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06
sRrTLEMENTs.

We learn tina: quite settlement is being made
on Sand creek in Clark county, Kansss. some
six or eight miles west Of Mr.. shinn' rancho st
the Red Holes, and several families are about to
take up claims In that vicinity. This Il - il
should be Tor why LET all this beautiful section OF
country lie idle when many people are hunt
ing homes in the fsrmed State of Kansas.
From letters received here lately We learn that
4 colony OF thirty five families will leave Hun
tinyton and Blair county. Pennsy lysnia, for
homes on the A. r. 4 5. +. X. r. in the early
part Of this month. They are heartily welcome
| ss it is gene ally c0sceded that honest hars
working Pennsyivanisns will develop the re-
sources OF new country quicker Than those
from most any other State.
MAIL FACILITIES.
The people OF Camp supply and Fort Elliott
are about to petition for a tri weekly mail from
,dge City to these posts. In fact we cant see
why the government could not afford iri-
weekly mail now since the contracts are % low
The pre- contractors receive 81, 600 for carry
ing the mail from Dodge City TO Camp supply
twice week and six hu ired dollars for carrying
1t once week from supply to Elliott, making ~
the rate of ", 400 PER snrum.
porting the MALE from Dodge 1" supply t~ice =
weet and $50 from Supply TO Elliott only week
" making only 81, ISL for the whole service
Now Id one-third more Tor iri-weekiy to Sup
civ and two thirds TO Elliot; aud the cst to the
government would be but s3,473 or Nine hun
dred ami twenty seven dollars less han the pre-
sent rates regardless Of the cost to the Garter
mast RS department Of nearly 81. 90 per ant UNI
for running extra mail once N Week between
Camp supply and Elliott. AMI the people tnesrly
500 would have accommod ting mail facilities.
The question now is viii the Posiofiic depsrt-
ment favor our humble petition. We hope that
the good people OF Dodge City will lend their
mighty influence 10 this requisite project and as
sist US in communicating this devoalediy wished
object.
The Pan Handle 10 filing up very rapidly by
come-to-stsy settlers and this practically 10 the
only mail facilities to all that scope of country
- the writer Was informed that far one ms !
arrived at Elliott from Fort Ba-con and it bro't
but one letter and that was taken up about 80
mills below Elliott. The mails all 60 by the
Camp supply route rs 10 is evident by the heavy
mail bags from 800 to 800 pounds per week and
sometimes ss high 400 pounds. A slight in
vesligaiion will fully demonstrate that the above
are substantial facts.
Lieut.. Thomas NJ. W-nie arrived nj this pos,
TO Dodge City. Reports are wsfted thsthe is on
| = m TriAge tour. v0LTiGEUR.
Camp Supply, l. T. April.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06
Mark TWain's Hotel.

Having !aGelv opened hashery, send
you INV rules and regu.auoDs:
] his house viii be considered strictly m
temperate.
None but The brave deserve the fare.
PersOrs owing bills for board will DO
bored for bills.
Boarders who 90 not wish to paw in ad-
vance are requested to advance and paw.
Boarders are requested to wait on the
colOrrd cook-for meals
Sheets will be nightly changed. once in
six mOnfhs. or more. If necessary.
BOardcrs are expected to pull off their
boots II thew can conveniently do 90.
Beds with or without b.dbugs.
All MONEYS ana other vaiuau les are to be
LETT IN charge of the proprietor. This 10
insisted upon. a. he will 10 held fespOnsi-
lie Tor no losses.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06
4 Prolific Family.

of Texas. made purchase Of box Of hon-
ey far medical purposes. aud ON opening
It discovered = handfrli Of live bees in .
s~ollOu Of the comb. He allowed these
bees 70 work ON uhmolested. ard took care
of them until they had raised one Of their
number 70 the position Of queen. Tho rs>
suit Of this ID. this vesk he hes ssved four
iron nero hsodfull.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

The Greeley Sun OF tue I'D saws: Re
t0sn three thousand head OF cattle had
besn TUNED across tho river to lhe north
side. We arc told on good authority.
that $50 head Of cattle have already bern
counted IN the Platte river between Ere
mont's OrcnaTd aud Jalesburgh. and az
the snOw drlfts melt now carcssses are
DISCLOSED. In ono place $50 were discover>
cd together. IL 10 thought that the lUsa
between these two points will reach NJ
lesst 1. 100 head Of cattle. Toe loss 10 not
confined to the Platte alone. Tho Bijou
aud Muddy have proved to b veritsble
d-a,n trsps for hundreds. Along she
Bluffs whore there we're drifts many cat
tie persisted. A stockman who was here
durinG the hard wlntsr shinks the losses by
ter Of SIX years ago.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

A red-whiskered trampine psddlee pre-
fessinG to 10 deaf gave the town . tAoeough
ezsysaing this week. The trouble about
his deafness was that il Arctustsd rather
40 much to b passsd OF for . ssaaipe
|c; y. -lLss Aninas Leader.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06
s0oTr's PATENT NONPOIsONoUs
Sheep Scab and Vernin

IT DESTROYS Ticks aad v-rmin, cures scsb,
i water proof t:se Niece (by preserving and
edeins = the natural yoih). improves and great
" Over ceats per sheep. The coapounu 10
warranted 10 coatain No acids or mineral poisons
= arsenic, nercnry. q Sold BY A. SCOTf
seel discount TO AgeAts sa4ples cent ftss
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06
FARM FOR SALE.

L the 'Young Farm. two mies west Of Dodge
Cay. party improved. in beautiful location and
choice valley land. will be sid cheap. For par
i'c.iars address Mrs.. \ AARCHASD. Caado.
l. I. mn9-lm
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

The advantages Of this valuable Improvement
consist in dispensing With the wooden fork usu-
ally used, and substituting malleable iron Of
strength Of this fork 10 be sresssf than that Of
wood. and In all cases where they fail to stand .
fair test the purchase msney will be refunded Or
. weooen FORK sabs6tHted- For further partie-
ulsrs apply 70 II. C. STILL DRO.
(PAsented) Actin. Texas.
Refer - J " asa " y. DsisAil, q Dodge
Cny, vho srs sseing eur irsss. nla-9n
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-04-06

Amos says his dance hoars' has clessa 1sr ~
pairs. bit y i'll spsa sgaia Uhsa IL CAeysane
come. Win m excel. ., trvaps q Ne assss sor
81 astists q Tie noasisn.