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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-03

That welt-known and skilful dressma aker,
Mrs. JAne Bell formerly Miss McCaulAy, has opened
suit of elegant rooms for tho accommodation OF her
many friends and customers, al IsI Canal street,
between st. Charles and Csrondelet streets Long
experience Joined to natural tsse and skill OF tho
highest Ordsr commend her lady friends as the
proper person 10 whom they should give their orders
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-03

1t is sweet to have friends you can trust,
and convenient to have friends who are not
afraid to trust you.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-03
OUR INDIAN POPULATION.

The pamphlet on the various estim ates
of Indian population which John Eaton
Commissioners Of Education, has submitted
to Z. a. Hayt, Commissioner Of Indian Af
fairs, is full of interesting information, and
affords the best attairable basis of facts
for the theory that the race is not destined
to absolute extinction. OF course, any at
tempt to trace the advance or decline of
the Indian population ia attended with
great difficulty. In the very beginning Of
the task we have to deal with conjecture,
and oven in taking up the last enumera :
tions prepared by the Authority of the
Government we are compelled to rest con =
teEt with guess work. he duty of esti-
mating the Indian population of the coun-
try vas couscientiously undertaken in 1859,
and it may be worth while to copy n table
of eighteen estimates completed since that
time. promising that those made previous
to 1850 did not include the tribes of Texas
and the territory won from Mexico, and
were generally fragmentary and incom-
plete:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-04
TONSCRTIy.
JOHN SHARKS.

FASHIONABLE Barber and Hair Dresser oppo-
i site the Post Office. Shaving, Sham pooling
and HairCutting done in the most approved man
ner. also keep on hand tob. eco, cigars, pipes,
DC, of the kerry best brands s.<i makes. lslt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-04
N PROBATE-IOWA COUNTY

In the matter Of the estate of SAM son Richard
Letters of administration having this day been
issued to John II. Vivian, stephen G. Thomas and
Isaac Penrose, of said county, and six months
from the date hereof being allowed and limited
creditors to present their claims ags;nstsaid de
ceased for examination and allowance
1t is ordered that all claims aud demands agains,
the estate of sail deceased be received and
adjusted before the Judge of this court Il and fol
that purpose he will be at his Office in the village
of Dodgevile on the first Monday of each month
during theterm above limited
And it is further ordered and directed that the
notice of the times and places for examining and
allowing claims and tn time limited to creditors
to present their claims, he riven bv publicatio,,
for four successive weeks in the Mineral Point
Tribune, weekly newspaper printed in this
state
Dated Dcdgeville, August 15th 1878.
silva JOHN 4, JONES, county Judge
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-04
- iGllch Cows Fer Sale.
,,.,.a few Lew Milk Cows for
!. They are young, and can be
..,.sed at reasonable prices.
7. FRANCIS LITTLE.
Il
rsvsH FRUITS of all kinds, at
WV. TEAsDALE's.


Wa are authorized to guarantee
~. rsmedy for the cure Of Dyspep.
. ~ Inactive Liver, Sour Stomach,
Fr,a','s,ipatiou, Loss of Appetite,
TO Ou up OF Food, Yellow Skin,
"a GeneralLanguor and Debility.
,,a mist acknowledge that this
[.oun be rnlnous unless we had
live evidence that it will
=. You who are suffering from
hasa complaints these words are
ijressed- and will you cOntin-
|, ~ suffer when you can be cured
spch terms! 1t is for you to
a,srmipe. Sample bottle, 10 cents;
.rnlar size Is cents. Sold by
!, D. Pulford
5000 die annually by neglecting
! Coprh. Cold or Group; often leading
consumption and the grave. Why
In von neglect so important a mat
when YOU can get at our store
rrous CONSUMPTION CURE, with
/ assurance Of a speedy recovery.
~ soreness across the Chest or
|nnrs or Lame Back or Side SHI-
T's Porous PLASTER gives prompt
lief. Sold by Il. ID. Pulford.
U,cKyErAoK, popular and fra
k,pt perfume. Sold by 4. u. Pull
Dr. sHILOH'S SYSTEM W.T.
YER is no doubt the most sue
,stol cure fer Dyspepsia and LAYER
nvlaint we have ever known,
brrwlse we could not Guarantee
In cases of Consumption, where
lneral Debility, Loss OF Appetite
Constipation exist will restore
/ regulate the system while Sill
bHS CURE allays the inflammation
heals the lungs. Price 70 cents.
Ia by r. D. Pulford.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-04
Legal Notices.
IN PROBATE-IowA COrNrY

In the matter Of the: estate OF James Nankev
deceased. A"~eS'
On reading and fling the petition Of Jane Man
Key. representing among other things that james
MAhHey. late oil Iowa county. Wisconsin, on the
10th day of August A. d. 1878, at Mineral Point
Iowa county. Wisconsin. died intestste, leaving
goods chattels and estate Within this county. and
praying that administration of said estate be
unto Nicholas T. Martin granted. 1t is ordered.
that said petition be heard before the Judge OF
TINS court on the 30th day of september, A. d.
1873 at the Probate Office in the village of Dodge.
Vile at O'Clock in the forenoon
And 1t is further ordered that public notice
thereof be given TO all persons interested nv pub
fishing copy of this order for three weeks sue,
cessiveiy PRIOR to said day of hearing, in the
mineral Point Tribune, q weekly newspaper cir
culating in said county
Dated August 10th, 1873. JOHN 7. JONES,
5o-3 County judge,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-04
G. & NV.
LIN E.9.


r. IHEcHlcAGo 4 NORTH WESTERN p,uw~
rrn,pIaces under one management ~. Co.,
NEAr nai MI Lines Of the NEST and NORTU
'.c,ia ana, with II numerous branches and COW
etween C Is ,he shortest aud quickest route
ohsin, Northern Michigan, Minneso,a 'ihiSis, Ms
''"SA"' ."iliorniaand the Western lerri,oyis.'
: tho s., .p,ahd ana Casyosasd I'm, ~
"a d .n Snol.est ana best route between Cbie.,a
ma all points IN Northern Illinois ,c,sa Nnni'eas"
. "l;a' wyoming, Colorado. i'iah Nc""asS'
Chic,co 'S {, nina, japan Il Australia, I,s
$ the shor;; ~; last and Minneapolis Iine
u Northern Wisconsin and Mlnn "nw @i points
nM;uison, ~. Paul Minneapolis, Dulu,h ,nd ~, nu
'o'hs =, IN NE me Great Northwest. Its '' ""' a''
9Th. Ia, , u ",nona aad 81. Peter line
$50 vs. ~ ro,'te between Chicago and n Cross.
mona, Rochester, owatonna Manknto - ro,s'.
,imn .s,n ana All points in Southern ana Contra
., Green Bov and Maroae,ts lin,
INC only line between CHICAGO ava I..,,.
room .,'o na, fond dn Las. oshkosh, Appleton
, tvei bay Escanaba, Segaunce Nnrn,,,,f,
o "ushron' Hancock and The Lake Soprr,o,
a.. free0ort and Dn1uqnn lin.
.ocn fo pi'i r route between Chicago and Elrir.
"o' w. rdIseport and all points vim Freeport.
,tbe ola la o ono S and Kii'eoaAes L,as
asslns between Chicago and Fyanston al" a."
ores'' highland Park, Waukcgan, Racine T.
osha and Milwaukee '"e'"'' Ne
'""""n talare Drawing Room CnrS
re run on all through uains of this ropa
inns is The only line running these cars henro.,,
hleaxo and -. Paul and Minncnpolis Chi"acn
N",tcc' Chiceo and Minona, or Chicnro
sc connections are made at Chicago with IN,
Iake ShoIe q Michigan Southern, MICHIGAN CO..
uai, Baltimore n Ohio. Pittsburg, m Wnvnr 4
Sh,caso kankakee Line and san Handle Eomt.s
,9r an points East and South Fast, and with he
hicaso and Alton and Illinois Central Mr. MI
points South. "" io' AT
rose connections are also made with the In;o,,
fnciuc r. H. at maha for all far west points.
Ctose eomneos'ons nude az Junction goihf, ,rif,
rains Of al cross points Po'"'" ""'
~, lickets over this route are sold by all Co,uo,
llcket Agents In the United States and Cnnndns
Remember you ask for Your tickets Via thc chi.
cago * North Western r. Il. and take none other
new aork ONCE, il5 Broadway; Boston oflcc
s,a,e Street Omaha Office, 2i6 Farnham Street
san Francisco Office l2l Montgomery street on
caso ticket Offices c. Clark Street, under sherman
House 70 Canal, corner Madison Street. KNIT.
street Depot conerW. kinde and Canal Streets
"eiis street Depot. corner Wells and Kinzjr sis
FOR rates or information not attninnble from
". II. SrENNETT, MARyIN Itr,u,,r
Gen. Pass. Agt, Chicago. Gen. Mang'r, Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-04
STATE OF WISCONSIN-IOWI

~ County Court. In Probate.
In the matter of the estate Of Michael Grace,
deceased.
Letters OF Administration having this day been
issued to John Grace, of said county. and one
year from the date hereof being allowed and
limited creditors to present their claims against
said deceased for examination and allowance.
1t is ordered, that all claims and demands
against the estate of said deceased be received
and adjusted before the Judge of this court: and
for that purpose he will be at his Office in the
village OF Dodgeville, Oh the first Monday Of each
month during the term above limited.
And il is further ordered, that the notice of the
times and places for examining and allowing
claims and the time limited to creditors to pre-
successive weeks in the Mineral Point Tribune
weekly newspaper printed in this State.
Dated Dodgeville. August 9TH 1873.
3I-+ JOHN T. JONES. County Judge;
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-04
4 fTDR Us.

strong & Coad,
"' lis AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
's'slle the City Hall, in the rooms
d COS store, slately occupied by
EA.tAI;. special attention given To
,)-is
The daily gazette., 1878-07-09
GENERAL NEWS.

Miss Annie Sweet, school teacher OF
Winona, Mimi, and Maud Bissel, ten
years old, daughter of George NJ. Bissei,
of Richmond, Mimi, were drowned III
the river at the latter place, Sunday,
while bathing
A fire at Defiance, Ohio damaged the
establishments Of Blairs & FreaSe, dry
goods, Venderbrock, clothing; lmber,
dry goods; Godell, jswelry, Napoleon,
cigar factory; Sheffield, banker; Touk
printing Office. Loss S25, 900.
The steamer Fortune, Lieut.. Commat
der Henry q. NEEDS, commanding, now
running from the Portsmouth VA navy.
yard to the monitor feet up James river
has been ordered to League Island, Pa
to be overhauled and repaired generally
Private David Finnegau, { nited State.
army, has been sentenced 10 four year,
III the LeaYenworth military prison fol
repeated deserton aud dre-enlisiment. Be
tween 1874 and 1873 he deserted and re-
enlistment five tunes, under as many
dlffereutuames.
Minister Noyes was entertained at
dinner last evening at the residence o
Hen. RichaSd Smith, in Clifton, the fash
| ionable suburb of Cinc.nuall. Anon,
| the guesIs were H. Halstead, Washington
| Mclean, John Il. Mclean, Hon. b. Egg
iesiou, GUSTAV Hotf aud others.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-09

Colonel Asher g. Leidy, who comman-
ed the Ninrty-ninth Regiment PENN
sylvania Volunteers. during the war died
on Saturday night, at his home, 10 Phil
adelphia, OF rheumatism of the heart.
Ira B. Wright, the South Hadley Mas J
defaulting trsaurer, has been found
guilty of embezzling SO GOO, and senten-
ced to five years iu the State prison.
BY fire in Shrack's varnish factory, at
Camden: n. j., yesterday, the proprietor
and his brother and Henery Upjohn were
dangerously burned.
Communication by telegraph between
Key West and Havana has been restored
Ly the repair of Que of the broken cables
A severe wind storm prevailen at
Grand Island, Nebraska, yesterday
blowing down houses, &c.
John and Frank Ewing, aged nine and
eleven, We're drowned while bathing at
Belleville, n. j., yesterday.
The Tounton (Mass.) Tack Company's
works We're burned yesterday. Loss
$4,000.
The number of deaths in New York
last week aggregated 665, an increse OF
12 per cent. upon upsn that of the pre-
vious week.
Martin Claire, who bad just received d
considerable amount of Money, was rob
bed and murdered at Gatineau Point
Canada, Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-09
An Editor Dying.

James Watson Webb, the celebrated
editor of New York, is now lying in "a
critical condition, with very little hopes
OF his recovery.
In 1912 Mr. WEBB, accompanied by two
seconds and II physician came to this
city for the purpose of fighting duel
with Thomas II. Marshall, celebrated
lawyer and at the time a member of Con-
gress from kentucky. The challenge re-
suited from an editorial denunciation by
Mr.. Webb in the New York Courier and
Inquirer, at the time the leading news
paper OF New York, representing the
merchants OF that city, of Mr.. Marshalls
course in defending in open Court the
notorious forger Monroe Edwards.
FBoth the principals and their seconds
met III this city and all of them put up
at the Indian Queen. The next day they
drove out in carriages, to Naaman's
Creek, the boundary line between this
State and Pennsylvania.
They were followed by large number
of our citizens, away them being Elk.
Mayor Valentine. Arriving at the spot
selected, shots were exchanged, Webb
being hit in the leg, and he Immediately
tell. THIS seemed 10 satisfy both parties
Us no other shots were exchanged.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-09
FOURTH EDITION
BARN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

During the height of the storm, last
night, between eight and nine O'Clock, the
barn of George Lyman, in North Chris
tiana, Hundred about miles this side Of
Woddale station was struck by lightning
and entirely consumed, together with
nearly all its contents. The contents
comprised large quantity Of hay in the
NOW, all of Mr.. Lynam's wheat, except
ing four wagon loads, and a hay wagon
loaded, with hay, all of which were to-
tally destroyed, bes ides harness and va
rious other articles, some of which were
taken out in safety. The flames spread
rapidly after the lightning stroke, and in
very short time the entire structure
was in blaze. The neighboring far
mers turned out in force, but their efforts
to save the farm or any considerable por-
ton of the contents were unavailing. The
barn was worth about $500, and the
contents were worth about as much more
making the total loss nearly 5000, which
is nearly covered by insurance.
The light of the fire was distinctly seen
in this city, and and the fire department
turned out promptly. Some of the en-
gines turned back very soon, those in
charge seeing the uselessness of proceed
ing further, but the Delaware, Phoenix,
Friendship, Fame Hose and Weccacoe,
proceeded several miles, almost TO the
fire, before they turned back.
During the same storm house near
St. Georges, owned by John r. Hudson,
was struck by lightning, and somewhat
damaged, the rain fortunately, soon ex-
tinguishing the flames. None of the i'll
mates were injured. The storm was
very severe throughout the county.
a barn was also struck near Aberdeen,
Hartford county, Nd, and consumed with
nearly all its contents.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-09
FIFTH EDITION.
A New Pleasure Party.

There has been recently started in this
city a new pleasure party, which i,
known rs the "Catch-. m Alive Club"
The club is thoroughly organized with
the following officers:-
President-C. Clavey.
Secretary-E. p. Freye.
Treasurer-P. B. Heusted
The also have the following members
Messrs. j. s. Rowbotham, John Glib
bons, John Percy, William Clavey, Ro-
bert Chambe John Ham, William
Forrest, John Callin2ham, A. o. Perkins,
j. J. Babcock, Johu Mercer, III. c. Daily,
john Barnes, j. III. Crawford.
The club have chartered the new schr.
A. NJ. Quinby, and will leave on Sat
urday next for trip down the bay, to be
absent about six days. During their abb
senco they will land at Cape May, where
they will spend day.. They win take
plenty of the neeessaries of lie with
them,a and they expect to have an exceed
ingly good time, and there is little doubt
but that they will, as the party is jolly
one.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-09
California's Great Steal.
ENORMOUS swINDLING DONE BY MEANS
OF CoUNTERFEIT-MILLi
OF ACRES OF LAND DIsPos-

ENORMOUS swINDLING DONE BY MEANS
OF A coUNTERFEIT-sIILL
OF ACRES OF LAND DIsPos-
ED OF UNDER FICTI-
TIoUs TITLES.
From the San Francisco Chronicle.l
Afraud of startling nature, and doubt
less, one of the most stupendous in its
purposes and results of any previously
perpetrated in this State, has recently
been discovered, amounting to nothing
less than the counterfeiiing of the great
seal of the State of California and it ap-
plication to prodigious schemes of
thievery.
The man object to which this daring
villainy has been designed hassbeen the
wholesale seizure of the public lands un-
der the guise of legal sanction, and on a
scale with which the brief period of des-
ert land grabbing was mere spasm of
petit larceny.
1t is known that information of the
fraud has been in possession of the State
authorities for some weeks past, but the
reason that it has been withheld from
the public is not explained, unless il may
be attributed to the cause of justice in
facilitating the f-rreting out of the guilty
parties For what period ami to what
extent this fraudulent instrument has
been in use, outside investigation has
not determined, but it Is quite certain that
many thousands, ,mayhap millions of acres
of land, including some of the best i'm
proved and valuable in the State ARE held
under fictitious Titles, devolving upon the
employment of this counterfeit 1t is
further intimated that men of prom-
nence and hitherto esteemed integrity are
concerned in this fraud and that its per-
petration will in due time solve the mys-
t-ry of many an easily accumulated for
tuue in various quarters.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-09
THIRD EDITION.
ONE THING MORE, MR.. BAYARD
From the N. Y. Sun, this morning.
Nc Thomas r. Bayard-a big Senator

From the N. Y. Sun, this morning.
Me Thomas r. Bayard-a big Senator
from little State-wrote letter to the
Tammany Society of this city, intended
to be read at their Fourth of July cele-
bration. Iu this letter Mr.. Bayard fires
off some heavy guns, with a good many
fire rockets. The great thing which he
harps upon is a free ballot.
Now this is all very well, so far as 1t
goes but in itself 1t is not enough. The
ballot was tollerably free at the last cleo
ton of President. Yet the man lawfully
elected has never occupied the office.
Why? Because the two Houses Of Con-
gress shirked the duty imposed upon
them by the Constitution, aud undertook
to intrllst it to an unconstitutional body,
which they denominated an Electoral
Commission.
Thus we see the people may have a
free ballot aud yet not have a Chief Ex-
ecutive Magistrate oftheir own choosing
AS they are suffering, now, a depriva-
ton of rulers of their own choice in con-
sequence not of restricted ballot, but
of a dereliction of the two Houses OF
Congress to perform their constitutional
functions, it would seem to haye been
more in order for Mr.. Bayard to descant
on the Importance of Congress doing Its
duty.
Mr.. Boyard suggests the alternative OF
fighting tor free ballot The ballot Is
free enough for the will Of the majo rity
to prevail now, il Congress will only in.
siat on fair count and true returns. We
have the ballot. What we need is bet.
ter Congress.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-09
U. 3. Court.

The L. S. Court met this morning,
Judge Bradford presiding.
In the case of ID. Fennessy and Edward
Donahoe, alleged bankrupts, on motiou
of debtors solicitor, Q. b. Lore, ESQ
leave was granted to file said allegati ons,
admissions of number and amount as to
said petitioners debtors and creditors.
In the case of Hamilton Cummins, ne.
tition of j. ID. Hamilton, one of said
bankrupts, for discharge of all debts,
on motion of his counsel, w. Cummins,
Esq, rule was ordered that a heari ng
upon said petition be held on Friday the
10Th inst. and that notices be sent, and
published as required by law
The daily gazette., 1878-07-09
The Police Net.

The following cases have been disposed
of by the Mayor since yesterday morn
ing:
Chas. L. Dilahey, for assault and bat.
terry on 5. f. Lloyd, so ami costs and
for throwing stones in the streets, 81 and
costs.
Chas. Dumpson and William Naudain
for throwing stones, 81 and costs.
Thomas Simon disurderly conduct and
using threatening language toward q
w. Emmett, az and costs and 5000 bail tc
keep the peace.
John Wormly, drunk and disorderly
costs, and $500 to keep the peace.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-09
NNHE HOME INSTITUTE,

TERN March llth, with unabated eueIgy
competent and W de-awake teachers. III
only home day and boarding school i'll the
city. Object system. special advantages
for French and music, Eight instructor.
school in Wilmington. MOUERA TIE
RATES. THoRogGH WORK. Primary
middle, and senior classes. Monthly re.
ports sent to parents 10 be signed and re
tarned. Select mum Der Of boarding pupils
Address Qor circuiar) MRS. d MI
HOUSTON. Home Institute, No. 306 bella
ware Avenue, Wilmington, Del.
marll-d&w
The daily gazette., 1878-07-09
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

The tenth annual meeting of the
Franklin Loan Association was held last
evening, and the following officers elect
ell;
PresideuJ-John Green.
Vice president Robert McCaulley.
Seeretary-D. L. Hawkins.
Treasurer-S. IL. Staats.
Directors-J. ID. Springer, John w
Griffith, W. f. Crossley, l. c. Grubb,
D. E. Buckingham, j. c. Massey, j. j..
Rebman, w. j, Moreland, James Egg
lenton, d. S. Truitt, j. c. McCabe, L. I.
Dilworth, Issaac Murray.
Auditars-W A, Reynolds, John A
Wilson, NJ. A, j. Springer.
From the report of the Secretary, it is
found that there was received during
the year, sS1 ,sl7 81 ,and expendedS3l, ,3ll.-
GA leaving balance Of Sj.93 in the treas
ury.
The value of each share, and advance
during the year was as follows:
NaI,,a ,f aool Gbor. O,,J ri ii
The daily gazette., 1878-07-09
A Change OF signal.

Along the track in Chester the p. W.
& b. Il. r. Company have taken down
all the posts with the letter "W." on
them, which is the signal for the engit =
eer to whistle when opposite them. They
have erected in their place boards NJ
each end OF the city with the letter "R.p
on them, which iusiructs the engineer 10
ring instead of whistIlng.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-09
ressllted Fatally.

The injuries that Burton Marvel, re-
ceived on last Thursday week, by being
scaleed Oh the trial trip of the steamer
1bomds Clyde, have resulted fatally, he
having died on Sunday evening he leaves
a wife and one child.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-09
NfM lnrlIEsCE SiJIlG VIII Yllr
klPstS.

There Is q curious story abou, Nm. ,..
Wines which are exteuivsly ady,rti,.d -a -au
days, and have only reeenl, been m, W. NV
the market. DR.. Cnderhil! ths ,sIth4 Mi
grape-grower Of Croton Point, did 4 ,i,'
Some of his hairs entertained i,rD.,.. W.
views Of such extreme kind, that NJ -
unwilling to allow the stock Of vinuAs
hand to- be sold or any moro TO /, ~.
The grapes have soms.inss been W.,
market, and sometimes lett TO dsay NM
the vines. It's only now Gst tho othriS.
have suceeedad in arranging for mt,nr|
Of the esia;; and the sale Of Ne VIM =,
hand. Among these il a wine Of Il. ,rps|
Of 1884. described as Sweet Union Bos]
but suggesting the Imperial ToGv rrl
than any other European vine, nd NM
wholly unlike any other vino Of Am,n,a
growth. Its purify, age ard r1elloxrss M
remarkable, and both physicians and M
fsnciers have a special interest in It Il NJ
oldes, native wine nov scc-istle in nru,
siderable quantity. The whole s,ocshh n
hands OF the well-known wholesale r,rI
house Of the Thurben ~ y fHH
Ncv. r. fd77.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-09
SHERIFE SALE

Yesterday, Sheriff Grubb, sold at the
Gilpin House, in New Castle, farm of
l?5 acres and tract of land adjoining the
same, the property of Mr.. William
Silver, situated in New Castle Hundred
TO Marshal Yeatman, for 81 G000.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-09
/ WILLIAM II. LEEF,
w MiLLWRIGHT d MACHINIST

) =,
Mt. Cuba, bel. Western r. X. New Cas-
tie County delaware
Having long and practical experience
in all the branches belonging TO the build
ing and repairing of Mill and Agricultural
machinery, would hereby solicit share
of tn patronage of mill owners and far
mers.
Having power, lathes, saws, and every
facility, | am ready to contract for all
work in the line OF mill and agricultural
machines of all kinds. Any ommunica.
tion addressed TO me at Mt. Cuba, + o.
will bc promptly attended to.
3m-w- w-june2) VIM. II. LEEF