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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-25
England Bent On War.

ST. PETERSBURG. April 24.-It is
considered here that England is de-
termined on war. Sixty-five Rus.
sian officers of the navy have start
ed for the United States. In the
event of war they will take charge
of vessels purchased in and crews
recruited from the United States.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-25
Snn Francisco Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO, April "a. Flour
Dull; extra, $6.25@6.5O. Wheat
Market easier; choice milling,
81 1902. 124; shipping, $1.95@2 90.
Barley = Stagnant; $1.02@1.O7k.
Oats-Dull; feed, $1.35@1.4O. Corn
Firm; large yellow, $1.S5@1.871.
Hay-Steady; $3.50 choice wheat;
$l6@$l7 medium grades.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-25
England Insists on Her Ter ms.

LONDON. April 24.-England still
insists on her terms regarding the
scope of deliberations of the Con-
gress.
The Mussulman instruction in
the Balkans is formidable. Rus
sian commanders have asked for
reinforcements which have been
sent.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-25

made. He and Others were unable
to conjecture where the original
papers containing confessions are
to be found II they have, as stated,
been sent to Washington.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-25
Tho Texas Indian Raids.

CORPUS CHIsTI, Texas, April "a.
The Indian raids continue. Many
citizens are reported killed. Ranch
es are generally abandoned.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April "a
Telegraphic reports from the lower
Rio Grande indicate that about
twenty persons were killed by the
recent Indian raiders. Nine per.
sons are known to have been killed
by raiders on the northwest border
between Fort Concho and Stockton
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-25
Accord with HIS Evidence.

WASHINGTON, April 24.--Gen-
eral Finney, who contests the seat
Of Bisbee, of the Second District of
Florida, says the revelations made
by McLin and Dennis accord with
the proofs he has gathered in sup
port of his claim to the seat. The
confessions have not yet reached
this city.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-25

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Re-
garding the alleged confessions of
McLin and Dennis of election
frauds In Florida in 1876, Mont
gomery Blair says he had informa-
ton some time ago that such con-
fessions were to be or had been
, 1878-09-21

The PHONOGRAPH, E0@ "a exhibition at
Science Hall, Is one of the most remarkable in
yeac.ous Of the age, and viii well repay exarai-
naticn We copy from the circu!ar a descrip
ton q this wonderful machine: 1t is simple
iron cylinder. made to rotate by crank. At
tach-I t. the has OF the support fo- this cvlin
der is mouth piece similar t. one used on q
telephone. On the under side Of the metallic
IN aIahrane in the M0uth-iece. and attached
firmly t. the center Of it. Is a irlicate,v shaped
needle point, about one->IXth nf an inch long.
Now. if around the cylinder You smoothly wrap
a sheet ut tin foil. and against the cylinder al
inst tha mpGth piece. to which Is attached the
needle pu'nt Vuu viii SEE that UpDn rotating
the cvI.ndcr by means of the crank, and at the
same time ~prakin. or singing in loud voice
IN the mouth. picc', tie tn-iull will be covered
with IN infinite nurlher ri little dots or linden
t&tinus. c.,iSed by the force Of the voice vihrat
ing .he membrane, and hence The needle point
against the foil Ii YOU turn back the cylinder
To the point where the needle first began TO
travel over the tin foil, and thea rotate tine
cylinder forward again, the needle will follow
oyrr the same -raGvr a-;Jin. and every time NJ
cones t. an inien:ation IN the tin foil, it vii
vihra!a taa membrane exactly Is it dld when
vnr spoke III IT, and you viii he amazed to hear
r,-i>-ji.I T. you In = suhhusi r1irc, every word.
syllable and sentence originally spoken or sang
IN the lnouth-piec.. The sheet of tin foil caa
i. taken o,f. and maile; t. v"Cr friends on tie
oth-!. side of the ,yoi'i, who can put it on their
uhoa".-aph arI hear yau talk, ly simply tnrn-
inc a cr~uk In :act, the phono4raph is u talk
ia ,nachr', which will reproduce any and all
Noises delivered 10 it, whether it I've a song.
courh. Z speech, or the new ns Of eat, the
, 1878-09-21

The ANNUAL FAIR-The attendance at the
fair is large, and the receipts exceed those Of
last year 10y 4 very considerable sum. The en-
tries are % against 22l last year A. hereto
fore, the pavilion is not as attractive as might
be desired, and Yet an hour or TIVE can be occu-
pied very pleasantly in examining the fruits.
vegetables, grain. etc, on exhibition.
The contributions from the ladies are not
numerous, but still there is a fair display Of
needle-work, embroidery, etc.
Th- stock grounds show well, and confirm the
opinion that for horses and horned cattle this
valley i destined t. be fameEs. The hes: St.cl;
farms in the Willamette valley are represented,
and IN making comparisons it was admitted
that the same varieties of stock raised in this
valley were superior to the stock from abroad
NesSTs. Reed ( Ladd, Of Oregon, exhibit
some r:agnifcen. short horn Durhar,S. and Vet
icSSrs. Miller. Smith and Louien have cattle
alongside f them that show equally well. So
too. ii sheep AMI hogs. The sheep exhibited
hy Mr. I. 7. Page. are certainly equal To those
from the Willamette farms, and the China
Poland pi-,s entered by Mr.. Chris Maier, are
fully up - the Berkshire, from ahroal
\ number Of very fine horses are en- the
track. and the running and tro5ting races. al
though not showing extraordinary time, have
been highly crelitable Alto-eth =. the fair
Of 1873 is 4 success in poin' of attendance, and
affords moderately fair exhibit of thA res urces
and products Of tn valley. Last hut not least,
the throng Of strangers add interest to the fair,
and shows that the greatness Of our section is
beg nnin.; 30 be understood ana appreciated
Altogether, the president and officers of the
society have reason to he proul Of the eypoSi-
ton. as got up unler their auspices, AMI are
entitled to u-'it for the exrrtions made TO
make the far Of 1875 success.
, 1878-09-21

DixGERors - Tie condition Of the alley ex
tenLing from Second - Third. and south Of
Main street. Is very hal aal o.fsr5 E~"1t temp
tatina To evil diSp~-el persons, TArong gh al
most its hole l-rgth the ally !, Uttered with
Iop>r lumber AMI other cnui." ~" matter,
The careless casting away 81 lighted cEar or
the trori.-- uf I mat h. would serve I" kindie
fame that might rcse'i'iy .ay the bus ness iart
Of - city in ashes. We ar= supposed to have
1 ritr-oYrrnncnt AMI matters ofthi i~kini come
within the power OF the rn9"Sha!, but We long
since learned not to look for any real service
fro,a that quarter. and hence We call the atten-
ton Of property holders to tn danger, AMI S''S-
se~t that they take measures looking to the
general safety.
, 1878-09-21

De. ]. H DAr. Cur popular dr''sSi>t, has
iust received a large l"t of the celebrated
Oregon Blood Purifier This well known med
icine has had an enormous sale all through
Oregon since its Introduction to thai people;
r. has been found 20 he the best liver and
kilnev regulator ever placed before the public,
and j particularly adapted 10 tins climate.
The old anI wei known house OF N'''.'--n
Plumber ( Co, Portland. are the m&n..ac-
trrrers. aaI this surely should be SlaFante-
for its efficiency See advertisement IN another
column.
, 1878-09-21
pI,xas ,Nn NRGAvS.-D. "

PI,yos AND OpCANS.-D. ". Prentice & Co,
hovin~ arrr,UtaI Furuan & Sutli'f Their
i--,,', fnr +he safe of Weber Pianos. Sherman
& Ne1le Planes. and EStev ard SranaaT.! Or
,-ars far Eastern OREGON and Washington ter
rf-nrv. the would refer I'll PARTIES wi>hine, IN
s.r,,ruaf,.s 81 H.. above make "a them as they
bay. given them m evc!usiv" right aud agency.
, 1878-09-21

SFRIoy<N III--We regret to lear~ Not Nr.
Goodman. of the FIRM Of Schwa'r,, ner Pros.
Is confined to his hcme bv an affiicti"" of the
,or.rre that is thought II he a cancer. NJ.
Goodman has host OF friends who Will he
ua'neI IN learn cf his affection, aad hope Tor
his early restoration to health.
, 1878-09-21

THr MAINE ELECTION shows heavy rePub-
lcan losses. including the loss Of two members
Of congress-. This ensures democratic ma
iorftv in the next horse. The republicans uSe'i
- ar.,le that II was imrortant 20 have dele
rate in harmony with the m1ioritv. Tbs be
inr 81. Il Is important that Tom Cation be re-
turned 20 the next congress.
, 1878-09-21

Col WHIrrEr. with MS cnmpanyof cavalry,
IS 1-rF.r o-i~rS f"r F"Tt Klamath, Oregon,
vls,r h" "-ili aSs'-r1e Co"Tand cf the post.
rnlrnal %'hi,,,.'- fn~ S.vnrHl v'ars has hA"n
..a-ianal at Fn~t Wa'la Wa''a. and hv his
r'a,saut rarnarS has made many fri"nfS, who
~ r.r,rat lis charssa nf Quarters Mrs
W|;n-', : now y'St'ar har Frie',dS in the A.
r,rltir S..ns hr. ~vI,a~tS Ia rntr.rn ~ an ""rly
Io~. a,sI will Join her Gallant husband at Fort
klamath.
, 1878-09-21

TIE CITY G"yEEN"EHT hasi,a; been re
g...,..I - It'll l.':.r Than a nuisanch, and
hen,a The rrmer.'s cfor;s To reform il \
small tcgn, WI r,v-nUe Of over Sl2.o29
yearly, our stress are ii,:hy beyond d 81 rip
ti,r. ard the means for lighting the city Len:
ans! supporting proper fre o:-aniz";ion are
wanting. \ former city council LIFT the citi-
yeas t. raise by private contributions the
money TO pay the engineer "f the fr2 DEPART
meut. and the present council is trying tn re-
pea. ihe same b,under. NJ, ney can always he
had for purposes Of doubtful utility. hut when
it comes t. an organization upon wh'ch the
safety of the whole city rests, The funds are
wan.in.. An entire faiia-e. il will be well for
the next legislature to abolish tie city Govern
meat and thus get rd 4 tn para. tes nio now
live off the city and are Of no earthly Use.
, 1878-09-21

Eax.J. u. HoovFR has returned from the
pelonsa country. and expr sseS himself so vel!
r.r,aseA with that section TIA. he bought prop
c-tv a. Co1fay and intends To become perna-
par- settler. Mr. HooynriS native OreG"nl.tn.
AMI now for The first time finds himself east OF
the mountains.
, 1878-09-21

TIE RosE MAyzING OPERA TRovrE an
,,,,,,cs6 = series o: entertainments FOR the ialr
wsak. but the attendance was so Snaii lilal oii
Ss,lar,,l evenings the doors were closed.
, 1878-09-21
400

HoN. =. :. FEM. delegate in congress from
Ilaho. iS A candidate for thirl term. and at
last adviceS from Boise City headed the list IN
the democratic convention. Fann has acquItte
himself r>a.ul delegate. and the democrats
viii do well to ,.-ain place him On the track
, 1878-09-21
Walia Walla Foundry.

TIME PARTNERSHIP OF COATES &
TROUP being dissolved, the business
will be conducted by Wm- H. Iroup- =,
First class work guaranteed al IeAsoii1ois
,-;ess An kinds of machinery constructed
nd rsna;red. Steam engines, &c, speciality.
s'.a - II WM. y. TROUP.
, 1878-09-21

The King COUNTY DEMOCRATS seem TO be in
bad hu'nor over the proceedings of the Van
couver democratic convention hedemocrats
OF that county Of class that it Is never safe
to Tie to- Joe Foster is their true type and re-
preventative man, and with him politics means
an opportunity to plumber the people Of the
whole territory for the benefit Of King county.
The road bills that are introduced at each
session Of the legislature show this. and the
character of their representative men is in hsr-
mony with this theory. For the past -four Years
kirg county has had the DELEGATE. and it is not
too much to say that Judge Jacobs. with all
his failin.s, has been true 70 his county. The
interests Of the territory have been neglected.
but when Seattle called upon Esr delegate. he
has always responded to her demands \ dele
gate from east O! the mountains i not likely
t. con;ine his attentions exclusively to ning
county, and hence tie S0-called mocrats Of
that immediate locality are sorc-heade!, and
criticse the moral and social standing Of The
democratic nominee. We are willing to admit
that th- nominee Of tie party has his failin.-s,
hut for sohrety and integrity Le wifi COMPARE
favorahy with hisassail,,nts, and when itcomes
to moral character, he can cha.an-e ccmpari-
son with the best Of them Il is possihl. that
Byriah Brown has the best 81 bim in the fact
that occasionally h. Brown reads the scr
vice ~ in church on Sundays; but then again
Brown makes up ior his outburst Of piety on
] J. = !
20, upon the whole, Tom Cation, sober every
day. l. the peer Of Beriah Brown, drunk
sober The crurs, Of these King county 81
lows dos not .ur?r,s, Us Their motto s,
''ruic or ruin, md iIy faile to oontr,. tn.
Vancouver convent -, they now threaten I"
kick "JIt al the traces A. matter uf course
these remarks are not applicable to the whole
body # democrats in hiu.; county. many If
whom are devoted to principle, and blush at
| the conduct "f their rrrgeS 'ntstlve men. Of
/ whom Larralee and Brown are the most objec-
tl"n;,hlc.
, 1878-09-21

O.C. PrATT, a gentleman who figured prolni-
nartlr n the early settlement Of Oregon, and
= no subsequently removed 10 San Francisc".
vhor. he ha'l the position Of district Judge, Is
~ Wa''a Walla and occupies suit of rooms
at the v'nrien Fou~e.
, 1878-09-21

,, Il SurrHrrn, local editor ard buSi-
-, If The Baker City GefT0rt Dam
-.-. . can during the week. Mr..
r. down to attend the Fair.
, 1878-09-21

~..a.r,r FRAUD Is " swinging round the
-.,f q. lat accounts had reached Wis
Mo-. u.n in Hayes position would
.. ..-.-v. but the great fraud seems to
..ru,y
, 1878-09-21

Coon IIvIyG. Of good living t;-Se
+b.;r meals At the Bonanza Restaurant, where
oil tbe luxuries OF the season are to oe FOUND
on the tables.
, 1878-09-21

TyITAGAS CHURCH RE-OFESED. corner OF
Secona and Birch streets Rev f j. CALVIN
will preach to-mor.-r. 8. { j. ,,clocR. \. NJ, ant
in the evening, at 7::}0: Sunday School at
I2:I5P.M 4 cordial invation is extended to
all Seats free.
, 1878-09-21

EEo~. Y. :. C>rox, ler-o'ratir nominee for dele
r,.a. started { r C"'f,y - Thrrs'. : G"". hur-
So, his aSnce Nr. Cation will s-"ak ii, II The move
ir ,,r S..tr'erosn-S He expected 90 return To
WaII1 ".'r in N" course Of the cpTnIr% wetk, after
-, 10 ~ ,rt f~ -" lower country a"i mike
s.n.t' .rvaSS e ~" Srn" AMI River COnni ~
i''rS ~ VI Cation pn''' 'nn has haNn Iec"lVet
WI s-r,. "~..- ~, i....a.''r cf Par5ah Brown
~ 4 fwa of hi4o ,'G"'v Hess as Wr> ~
,r.'i ~ viii n3l :" r'h." hon Vc'ak-n - v'';e
- % ...- - >..-. .--co , ., - l.Ir.r.t'l' II N
'i' ~ M mi ~ : his class wD are row making
fa.,S -- -. > noe, ri" T1.r'-r,
, 1878-09-21

PEorrsS!"xAL NoTICE.-IH consequence of
increasing city business. AMI in order 10 ac-
ramnodat, those who come from a distance,
Dr. Povl will he found at his rooms. from
I'll . o'clock, morning and evening. Let those
interested govern themselves accordingly.
, 1878-09-21

EVERY MAx HIS Ovv H'----A-Dr. W. I.
Vest. commissf.0a, OF immigration, brop@ht
from the lr,. :. Ir'a al grange grist-niii, Wt!ch
is now at G,asfcrd's mill, operated by MAJOR
Magonu. Call and see it.
, 1878-09-21

Coz. LARElB-E fc,lS greatly outraged that
Lis name was not mentioned AZ the Vancouver
convention. We think there is no occasion Tor
ill-fer':ng on that score. h'n- county refused
70 endorse him, and hence. it was to" mnc! I"
expect the Nancru. er convention n waste TINE
over th;s po';ti al ,rmp;n--iack- fFey!ouS
Ia the meet;n. + tie convention, We enf"',
vnrad - nal Colonel I.arrahee GndeFstan
his true position. but failed. Poor f.l!ow, he
= - full Of ,.rity that he cannot realise that.
instead oi befng great Ian, he i only an
inflated haE OF wind.
, 1878-09-21

DEE.
KrrsrR.-Au-lst 2Sth, 1873. OF diphtheria'
Elmer Keiser. aged years and months
KEIsER R-September 5th, 1873 Of diphtheTia,
Nellie Keiser, aged S years, months ana D
DAYS
, 1878-09-21
.SheriI-s Safe Of Real Estate

.SheriG-s Safe Of Real Esfafe-
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
II issued out Of the District Court Of the
First Judicial District Of Washington TerT1-
tory. and TO me directed and delivered, for
ind.,ment rendered in said Court, on the Z1th
day az Nav. A. ID. 1919, in favor Of ALNOS
H. REYNOLDS, Plaintiff, and against
CHARLES F. KRAFT, JAMES JONES.
and J. Il. BROOKS, Defendants, for the sum
81 Three Hundred and Eigfty-Nine Dollars
is3sgl gold coin, with interest thereon AT the
rate Of Der cent. per month, and the sum OF
RAJ 6J costs of suit, have levied upon the
foIlouing described Real Estate, 20 wit: Lot
go" in Block "A, on Main street, Ia Waila
WaUa city county Of Walla Walla, and Ter
ritory Of Washington, with all the tenenents,
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunt9
belonging. Also, Pair Of Hay Scales, situated
on said premises. Notice Is hereby gwen,
that,
On MONDAY, the s3d Bay Of september.
4. ID. 1873, AZ the hour Of II O'Clock, A.. II, OF
said dav. Uill aeil all rhe right, title and
interest Of the said CHARLES F. KRAFT
in and 20 the above descr. bed property, at the
Court House door, in the city and county a
Walla Waua, Washington Territory, at pubiic
auction, for god coin, 20 the highest and besl
bidder, b. satisfy said execution and al costs
Given under my hand, this oath day OF An
GEORGE F. THOMAS,
Sheriff of Walla Walla, county.
WILSON & JONES, Wash Tery.
Attorneys for Plaintiff S-h
, 1878-09-21

II Sr,-,u -tar;,i in with fourteen votes
.......r. ..I stood at the head Of the list
-. -.r. comment is ort Of place, as, most
.--- .-- -r5- reaches the eye of the reader,
...-. viii he settled.
, 1878-09-21

THE RgPrBucAys Leld their primaries yes
-sr,lar afternoon. AT TIE time We passed the
noIl, three grave jIdseS were sitting at a table,
h,;t nary A voter in sight.
, 1878-09-21

.... irrr.,. q Wei known Packerof this
..,-...,t tr.pin; a gr"cery-st"re IN
81. ,,...... Hi- ri nds vii he glad to
- ls.L. J. long we'll
, 1878-09-21

MN PUELICNTIoNS.-Mr. T. o'Eei!l. agent
for Bancroft K Co.. l. now receiving sulscrip-
tons for a Pictorial History f tie World,
A work Of great interest. II Is = complete
treasury Of hiotorr and there is not = question
that can he asked concerning any hist"r.""I
Suhi,-t. hut an answer u it can b. f"un1 IN
this Great hook II gives 4 full hist = d
every nation, ancient "r ma ~ aud ConSt'-
tuteS q uariect library of historical nj INA
ton. Every man or woman desiring = ~
w,ll Informed ShoU,3 have copy "i the book.
Mr.. O'Nr;H : a'sa rrceiV ~ suH>crPt nnS Tor
, book entitled The Detectives of Eur"l
and America. a work Of absorbing intercs:.
, 1878-09-21

avrr.. p.uD { Co.. dealers in agricultu-
.,.r.at-. have ? new card this week.
r -..r,.ucn stand 1T the head If the
- "a ur always able 10 deal literally
... .. ..r r..-'.gr
, 1878-09-21

THE FAIR.-Fr;day afternoon. the fair Is
nrnr,,s,ir,c finely the races excellent and a
vast crowd present. Today Saturday, the
fair closes. when the races WI! be excellent
and everybody will be on hand
, 1878-09-21

-,--rays are now being taken up at
=. rebuild the hospital that was
'' r..-r.rrI by ire
, 1878-09-21
jllrckIp Statesman.
may SEPTEMBER 81, 1873.

-. NoT,cr The United Brethren
.-.a,, will convene at Maxon's
5--'t t.-.. October 2%d.
, 1878-09-21

o.. '". B IS reported aS willing I" accept a
-. .'.-.7a''an t"- congress. 1t is quite
.-t, Nm; county will put Judge Jacobs
.-; !; = doubtful whether another
r '. '..~ territory vi. second The motion
.-., . Washington territory have had
'. 's h'a- county rule, and in future the
-,-. '1-- hat Az a>lirant halls from that
-. '--- 'r sufficient ~ cook his goose.
H. M f'mi,hr, such men rs Parson
I'M. .'l Foster Beriah Brown and colonel
--.st I nrces,ity be in lad oInr.
, 1878-09-21

~rw,rrr, are r~lntatr,, nj to ihtsh their
.-.... .ra'. tres. W hear oi q nun Of
aa. .r.-- being destroyed hy this habit.
-.,.... particularly applies to the tre2s III
.....s ,I... STATESMAN Office.
, 1878-09-21

-EE D=-r-,--....- =.
s..i. -, - EE>Hir.-0a the Sound, Ferry
-. --o'T'as t. secure the republican nomi-
-, - outside u a score OF paid officials,
=. 49,. u, followers. Even Struye, hereto
Al 7'''vht tool, jumps out Of lie traces
e.-,.- '7eF wears the Ferry co ,ar. The
Rim. ''''y discharges his duties. ard his
u - '"Frnption, has AGED against him
-. ,s-' Frpuhlicsns. and left him without
D'a.' guard, one or two other small
t4,.z-r axe named, but this is mere
f-,rr,y '.ielaet .it @ cat,2 --1f-~-eS. Outside
~, -, -. man ~eriousl, .lought Of is
= iovu J7a;r, Je3, and Just as eiatt.rs chances
X c.a,.s, ne - 8. "nssrd'sprospects improves.
- lie W. are that when the convention
oolrse o|'iu'uate VIII Walk
, 1878-09-21
. -

r.-.E EyHlyIN. formerly Of this valley.
..s ..,. years a resilient Of Albany, Oregon,
. Wa Wa'la, "n 4 pleasure trip. Mr..
.Ana !, young man of energy and indus
- .,l ,.- ar. i.l.-.~ed L. learn that fortune
s....-.! Inn in hi> new home.
, 1878-09-21
BOIsS.
DIE

ALBE1r.-On September 10Th, lSiS. to the
wife of John Alheit daughter.
, 1878-09-21


II ,,j.lO NfDfC1inIu
ppt nv >
.,,prr,,prp o. 1873
,,rCRpAf'.--------- ---
80 The United Brethren
ErrT,'.' ., ..,o o., ,Iovon,s
h.u-. n-'"'ri -'"''
H., .,le, nm =.
sr~.-'F'..'>' IL, - ,.+:..1 -. 20,
gg-~rrr - T.. H.. i.,'',;,' 49,. '''-
-''.'-
,..-..,- , ,y,ll known rackerof this
r..,..,,., ,,ro,ar,.-s ..,r.. :,
-... 80 i..'-' ~ i'
r-raI,rn. liz In h"S VIII pe el'u l"
90
n. II SHrrHFE"' local ea'''T ara oo''-
-.-1aq-s- oi The Baker 'I'y "'"E''A D'"'
-. .-r- r- q cah durlnE the he, week Mr.
>,..r. '"'"'' "
...-.-F Frg.p !, e swinging round the
...,r., ,c.n,pt- had reached Wis
.'. -.'. IL. .;,; ,,.,,,l5
-=,a. Mo-. N.'' '' ''''>
-. .r....Ity
;., s,,,r4,,,, ,.,..,
II. Nl'.'. I -. =. I..d s. tIe 1T
;--.'..' l., 49,. =.
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a...t ,... STATESMAN otiice.
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....5., r,.,,,,., man IF emery on,I indus
...r ..... .,r. ,.I...-.d I. learn that fortune
..a..-ri him in hi, new home.
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-. .4,r.-- Governor Ferry, and tAe iatt"r
haas In. IhrI suit he had instituted
.;,.r..s,7J .Iitor TIE way i now
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, 1878-09-21
AXES AND HATCHETS

Hunt 4 Mann's Broad and Chopping Axes /:
Hand, Claw and Shingling Hatchets
Barton's Fr,-es and Draw Knives. Burden &
Perkins new model Horse and Mule Shoes
Full line at New York and Philadelphia
best turned Head Car Bolts; Steel Pin Tackle
Blocks for farm or ferry