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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

The picnic on Duck Creek last Sa.ur-
day was very pleasant affair and all who
went unite in expressions of commenda-
tion. 1t was held near the big spring at
the rancho of Henry Garis. The principal
exercises of the day were fishing. living in
the shade aud eating dinner. interspersed
from the children. The Pleasure of the
affair is largely due to Mr.. CARTS efforts.
He erected an haTbor for the use of the
pic nIcers and spared no pains in making
them comfortable and adding to their
enjoyment. The teachers. pupils and all
vote CARTS n capital fellow.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

Mr.. c. c. PeppeTd, of Comanche
Major Gibson. two enterprising stock
men recently from Cincinnati. paid US a
pleasant cali yesterday. Messrs. Watson
L Gibson are partners and have one of
the finest stock farms in the west. situa-
ted on Medicine creek, in Comanche
corntv. They have several hundred
acres fenced and other valuable improve
ments made. Their visit TO this city was
for the purpose OF purchasing stock cattle.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29
TEXAS CATTLE DRIVE.

The Kansas City Commercial Indicator sum-
marizes the result. OF the drive for the past Sea-
son, which show that the total arrivals of cattle
At Fort Worth and Fort Griffin, Texas, since the
opening of the season are 2j5.el6 head. of which
number 81 ,9os will remain in northern Texas,
leaving 22, s3s bound for Kansas and other States
and Territories north.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

Chas. L. Jones. of the Wolf Creek
Rancho, Texas. has been stopping in the
city this week. The firm of Jones &
Plummor has been dissolved and Nr.
Jones is now sole proprietor of the rancho.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29
$25 REWARD

Stolen from the premises Of Dr. Gailand
IN Dodge City on the night of the 26,h,
!. dark bay foIse with white spois on
nus body, an old spanish brand on left
shoulder. So will be paid Tor the thief
and liberal reward for the horse.
:. GALLAND.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

INRoN the undersigned, residing 10 miles west
Il of Dodge. On the night of the 2ith Of June,
Gray Horse sni Sorrel Mare. The mare has D.
:. l.. ma ID on Jeff shoulder; q small yoke on
lett hip The gray horse La, AL OK yolk mark
on len hip; also spanish brand on left hip.
Any one returning these animals 10 CHARLES
KEENAN,, 10 miles w the river, or leaving them
with Cox 4 Eoyd viii receive a reward of SO.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

Mr. W. }. Miller. one of our permanent
stock men, who has been in Texas for
several months past. arrived home this
week accompanied by his family, who
are again occupying their handsome
residence in this city. Mr.. Miller brought
with him lar2e-herd of fine cattle.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

WRIGHT. parties knowing themselves in
debted 10 him. either for Rent or old acs
count, are requested to call and settle as
these matters must he closed.
jei5 SAMUEL MARSHALL.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29
CATTLE SHIPMENTS

Two car loads of cattle were shipped
east last night. Seven ears of cattle have
been shipped from this point this season.
The cattle shipment viii open shortly.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

Silas Maiey came in after load of
supplies this week. Since he sold the
Bluff Creek Rancho he has been camping
on the prairie with his cattle.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

MessTs. Sheedy, KOllar, the Driskil
Bros. Mr.. Bryant. and several other home
stock men interviewed the city this week.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

AT the meeting of the Fire Company
next Monday evening officers will be
elected tor the ensuing term. All mem
beers are requested 70 be present.
By order of the Marshal
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

The Chronoscope is to do away with its patent
nsidrs and become illustrated story paper
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

Morris Collar presented US yesterday
with a few specimen onious, the size of a
hens egg. raised on his farm.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

Mr.. J. L. Driskill. one of the heavy
stock men of Texas. and father of the
Driskill Bros. of this city, arrived from
Texas the first of the week,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

q. L. HoleOmb. a young attorney of
Crmarron. passed u cneditabie examinatio ion
at TIN, seSs.ol. or the District Court. and
was Admitted 70 practice at the bar We
wish hun sCceess.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

II is proposed to name the county eeat Of
Hodgeman county, Growville. in honor of Galu-
lusha A. Grow the father Of the homestead law.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

| Commercial Telegraph Line is being estab.
lished between Kansas City and Dodge City
This line will be used for public mess ages only
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

SHIRTS and underwear to measure a,
James {. Connor's.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

An excursion Is TO take place the latter par: of
July or the first of August, from Larned. kins-
ley and Dodge City to Pueblo and points in the
mountains
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

gy OF carriage Mt N. Collars. Price only
5000
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Dishes, Carpets.
&c. Tor sale. Apply to
SAMUEL MARSHALL,
Real Estate Agent
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

eer in Dodge City. He is young man who will
no doubt succeed
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

SPECIAL bargains in carpets at J. Col
lars.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

Harry Beverley son of the Judge. ar
rived this week from Ogalala, where he
disposed of his herd.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

FRESH garden vegetables received every
morning at j. Collars Delivered free.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

Much OF the whest in Harvey, Reno and other
counties was seriously damaged by the recent
rains.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

Lakewood is the name of new po-tofdce es-
tablished in the northwest, part Of Ford county.
j. L. Zerbe is the postmaster.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

Remember Ted O'Lacey's benefit Sunday night
at Ham Belle Varieties. Ted is fine perform.
er and draws well.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

Mr.. ID. S. Weaver paid his brother in
Kinsley a visit this week.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

A NICE lot of new furniture at J. Collars
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
DODGE CITY. SATURDAY. JUNE %. rs

Two New Hop1Es For ENT.-Apply to
S6MUEL MARSHALL.
Real Estate Agent,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29

Morris Collar plunees his pen into the
columns of the SpearvilIe Enterprise.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-29
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the firm Of
IN HUNGERFORD & JONES will be dissolved
by mutual Consent on the lsr day Of July, ISIS.
The business thereafter will be conducted by c.
:. Hun ,eTi0rd, who will pay all debts ana settle
the business Of the cid firm
c. 5. HUNGERFORD,
GEORGE +, JONES.
Dodge City. Kan, June 20. ISIS
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
To TRAIN FUcnsIAs.

When slip has grown six or eight inches
high. nip ont the top down to .he last =
Of leaves ait will .hen throw ont branches
on each side. Let these grow eight or ten
inches. then nip out as befae; ,be TOPS Of
each branch. when grown tie same height
as the others, nip out again; then procure
a stick the size of your finger. eieh'een
inches in length; take hoop-skiis wire !.
twine back and forth alternately. through
holes made inthe stick equal distar apart.
place this firmly in the pot back Of the
plant. tie the branches 10 It. and you will
have. when IN flower. beautiful and very
graceful plant. Having one ,rained IN
that way last season. il was the admiration
Of all who saw it-Ex go .~e- zfs,7r
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
PLouGHING.

In ploughing field remember that il is
eceb0ny of Time tornn the furrews length.
wise. Or IN he longest detection, as th. loss
uf time in turning makes d large item inthe
expense account. Selfeyideat as this pro :
position seems, we have often seen Il disre-
garded. the field being broken up into odd
lots and far Iess work accomplished than
could have been done by the observance Of
this rule = y applies v the use ofthe now
iig nnehInes IS we'll u The plough. III an
experiment accurately tried 70 sscertaili the
lossOftime II different lengths 81 furrow.
it was funnd that in ploughihg ten hours
with a iurroS seventy eight yards long. and
slice ten inches vide. the time lost in turn
ing was five hours and eleven minutes. the
actual time Of pioughing being only four
hours and forty-nine minutes. while with u
furroW two hundred and seyeE.y>fvur yards
long. and the same width. the time lost IN
turning was only vns hoar and twenty y-two
minute, and TIE time Of actual plougaing
eight hours and thiry-two minutes. This
you see. i vast difference in work sc,
compllshed. and one that will tell yn the
pFOhssof the farm inthe course of tie year.
Attention to these little things is what
makes The difference between success and
failure. Whn you are at it take good
care 70 DO il we'll. The difference between
good. thorough ploughing and poor or m
different ploughing may be the difference
Of } frstrate crop and bad one, crop
that pays large profit on the outlay for
manure and labor. or one that pays for
neither There Is more in the thorough
hess 4 this operation than many suppose.
For light or sandy land Fat furrow in
breaking up grass land is very well, but for
!or orsnong land we prefer to see the fur.
row left On edge. exposed to the air and the
harrow. PlOughing fat will conso Iidate
land. and this On light porous soil is no
GRjectiGl bat IN j. an objection 10 a Hai
farrow % astiiF aud clssey soil On mos
lands it is important that the air should
hare free sccsss. d saseiep the soil and rot
the turf. The new Improvements 10 the
swivel plough will prsbably effect a great
change and lead to the more general adop.
ton Of this style Of plough and 81 to avoid
the desd furrOw. Don't fail to 90 q little
deeper yeir after year.-Msssschssetts
Pioug hnlan. ~.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
CHICKEN CHOLERA.

Seeing considerable about this disease ii
the different poultry and agricultural journ.
ais. give you very. simple cure. which
was cemmunicatsdsto me hys, isdr friend
We hare tried it and fonnd it 10 work to
a charm II is simply 4 piece Of sait has
con or shonlder nailed TO q stump or board
and placed where the fowls can pick as IL
Old wormy stuff that is not &c tdeat is jnst
as good asany. and larse piece cah be
honght at almost any country store for a
mere song. Try it.-Hsyseed. Jefferson
La; III Son of the Sol. l.rs-.----@ -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
COSCERSISG n BOOK READING :,

4 trite subject is brought to the for. A.
gain and treated 10 this logical style BY the
Western Farm journal:
A reading farmer. book farmer, is sim>
ply be Who aysils himself Of facts slresdy
demonsrrstedby men Of thought and prac-
tice, thus giving bin greater strength aud
capacity in life's work and saving to him
The cbagrin offailure and the loss u yalua.
bic hnie in laboring 70 solve problems BY
himself alone. And how shall this be done I
Plainly By reading standard books and sell.
conducted agricultural journals. as well as
by ansslieg together snd discussing melhods
ofcalture sud praetics. The seeumulated
lnosledge u the world should be utilized
ss far As possible By each individual. Man
j. superior 10 the lower annual mainly from
the fact that be can avail him.elf Of tbe re-
cOrded experience of others wbo haze pre-.
esdsd him Cor his guidance. and hence does
not Deed % commence a The bottom round
Of the ladder each time. The nan Who
does not avail himself pf such opportunities
signihcs his willingness 70 BE- child of
kpesIeage ,to g |. slave 70 igpdrapee. tO
sPend his life and strength in vain batter.
ing with natures forces. which wiser heads
have learned 10 conquer 10 4 far easier man.
ner. The oaward march of thonght and
progress has cbeapebed every other produe.
ton. has inproyed every other manufacture
Why not admit the ipyigorsting life Of in.
ressigaticn ssd advance into sgriculturcs
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
PREPARING CosilItsTs

1rhe best are made of stable manure. cot,
ton se,a and scid phosphate or Dissolved
homes. Proportions VI Ingredients vary
with the crop and hand TO which 10 Ito be
applied for svtiUn on medium laads. 6ve
bushels each ofanannre and seed 10 Que
hundred pounds of phosphaie--on poorer
lands inciease tlie g,ishfisy vi naiSale and
seed. and decrease them oc richer soils
For corn, Ten, 10 fifteen bushels of. each 10
one handred pounds of phosphate. POT
down layer ofcotton seed. say two inches
thick, scatter phosphate onthis. then stable
manure. same thickness s--cotton seed agsihi
and 70 Oh. stihisbing off with layer Uf fich
earth. Wet the whole thoroughly ~ u is
being put up. add tramp down very firmly
to preA eat oserheaiing. Th6st d stiek
d,'en n b Ne inasSat intervals, and II, after
letting itfen,sin ten minu.es. it Is found
aacomfortably hotlstos the hand make
numerous holes with a,stick or crewbar and
and pour inllwateF freely 10 queneh ihe
heat ltsisnpt necessary 10 prntect fiom
weather. bus ,lo mt put under the ewes af
hailding.s Acompost prepared ss above
may be used in four weeks after tits put
off-but twoo three months is better. II. i
The same materials may also be used
without composing, by scattering the COT.
ton seed and stable manure in a drill. aud
afterwards the phosphate upon them. Do
this IN February. list with two farrnws and
bed ID April Ex. Z, ,.s ,.' 80
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
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PRElfTUsfS

New sni,.srber gapplylng earlyl fav sks yssr
ss,S mgy haze, witll.lIi charge. the nnulsrs fpr
nc nc last quarter of Iss1 ot such periodicals as
they inay siihseTi,s for. tlft "a ~ iFt.si3,s- ~
vr insiends new spb-rfiprr- 10 apy fuo. three
90 fonr Of tie al'0ye tsI1stfais, may fzs one of
tbes Fatir iitfirws, Iar Ir55s sulsssr,lars 10 al
ne Yay have two 9f The Pour Kesews.s a. onc
sst 81 Hilek kwOo.l's Magazine Elr 1871.
Neilier lfeuhnMls 10 snb@ufihsrs nor ai-Sasnt
70 rlnhsran lc allowed unlesstha mausx Il ~.
mitted direct 10 the publishers. No premiums
given 20 clubs. - sit w ss{i lfI il'fIi -
~ socurc premiums N wiIlfln nrrr~ary 10
make early applirsitnn. lis slerk available for
that ptlrpDsc T. limited.
The Leonard Scott Pub. Coz
u Barclay &C. New Yerksh g
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26


TIE HOME JOURNAL. fakes The earliest
oreasion e the ttsrIilencHt oi hHshieSs iipai
the siecie basis to return n IT. OH sHbsyi,iinn
RATES tEfpTe the war, two, dollars \ year. This
Wa. u prlcr during nearly tae entffe b,.,;otl III
the ed iarship Of n. n. WILLIS audi; n slOR.
RlS. The present re,lurtiOn Is tnnlly Ior lie
advantage q lh,fsupsrribrr, for while lie rate j.
the same ~ years ago, tile SUE offne stls.r hs
bern increased fully thirl. variety III new II.
tcrarr attractions have been added, with nil
review ol The news ufflsr lrsf iriety ,it Ilo,l 3
aud abra VI every wees, HIakilg what The pres
has almost unaniinYl,s dcriared 10 l,e
= Ihe Best Litsrry a,d Sgc,sty Paper
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This marked laln % the subscriber the p,ll.
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lo-- To theinrelyes b. rea-th % TIE lFrent large
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they cninlt on till greater Advantages ~ fhsif
siilsSssisIsFs, easstanly increasing the value af
the paper aud realleias lie pTier. thus Keeping
Il III the future A. u has Drer III ~. liast. lie
ACH0I0siSTf AND CIffg1 PEST II
exPdnent of cnIimp iu the hand. The leading
departments of the journal comprise Editorial.
on topics nf fresh interest: Brilliant Ronial,es.s
and POTtriiiuFrs of AHeTiran LIE: EDITORIAL Re.
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from The hesa European Writers, spicy Leiter.
tr0in I0rEr-pOilients in NJ the great Lapltals III
the World; eopioIfs Euraets from New Book.:
nd racy arcoinis of ~ ingx.a happenings ana
dning.in the Beau Monde; embracing the very
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EuF0pc-the whole completely mirrnriHa the
VIZ md wisdom. the himOr aud pafI0s, she
news ane sparklins gossip oi the times.
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
The South-Atlantic..

A MONTHLY Nnnzzine deyofrd ~ I.iiera-
~ ttre. svienrr and Art, published fn VIII
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citislr sevofaisf the mna ,Iiriugiiishsd niItbers
offh- Present day. "A seriel stgry Poens, skri.
ehes, HeyHws. srFnfilir and fli4Srftaf anirlrs
win apr~sF W. essfy niinher. Tlfs Navsrina
Subscription one year s.. Single copy
25 cents. -. ''. '.'.s. WI.
Advertising Term,:: I page sf20. / page
S15 4. $50; /, s3G; page | insertion.
s2J; sis $40: s.. G
All COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed
to slr,. CICERO ". IisRiS, W
Editor and Proprietor.
wilmingtos. N. y
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

There was once . clergyman in New
H.mpshirs roied fus his long sermons aud
indolens hsbits. ilow IL Il. said . nan
10 bis Deighbor. that psrop-.-- the
lsEiest man living. writes these inter,nin.
able sermonsr Why said tbs other. 'hs
probably g,ss 70 writing. sod |. too lazy 10
STOP aaAt
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

The best fsrners are those Who bsy the
greatest n,tehiin 20 cultivation; Who in.
resriesis new procssses. spd take advantage
Of shat y good. In other words. Who
keep up with che p-tgre-- Of the times.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
snEEP-vALuE AND PROFIT.

fn all southern localities our southern
farmers and planters should keep as large
hOeEs Of sheep as possible for the foli IWiing
reasons: NJ - | "A ~
lst. They are very profitable. both for
wool end mntton. ltdI trafuu
. 2rd. They speedily enrich the lsna over
which tbey range.
3Id. Their number increases with great
rapidify when properly cared for aud pro-
tected, aud they will thus make The owaer
rich 10 fex years.
4th. A German sgricpltnrist bss eslcu-
lated thai the dropping from one thousand
sheep. during single night would MANURE
an acre Of ground sufficient for sny crop.
BY using ciIesp. portable fences. AID may.
ingthe same from phce 70 pl &c, farmer
may manure 81 outlying frlds sith sheep.
af les enst Than The hauling and spread
ing Of ordingy mznane.g n IL ...
5,h. A great deal Of the most valuable
manure Dsy aiso be made by a cheap and
easy system Of night folding. on veil htter-
ed yards aud in sheds which should always
be erected On the range 10 protect the aock
sgainss sudden and severe changes iu ths
sesther.sN HatHs=g.1 fa& HzHr1ss zflsf ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
THE SUN.
NEw YORK.I

Al ne tune approaeies i,f f,e renewal az st,,,.
IN aerilNlUHs. IiiE rtiN wHsfIa remind II.
trislis apsl wrllWisbers eyerywhere. that i 4 !.
gain ealalifilie Tor their enn-lsleraflons aud
support. lynn ~ rer.shSor fllr pa-t tsafsnars
" fflR, tera coihinliHnn bfihe lsarfy sslnlaihy
ala YrheFsils eosoperatipn which hdts hilbert !
BnisDs fHIfDf.I F34,i .l's.-. ~ !. = :. ~
The DAILY SIN ia tour page.sheef oI q
cn.iIiiln, Prlcr W mail. post lesid. 81 fsnts
moIlih. ~ sG.yl per year.
Illc >uNnAl rdltl.,pr oi TIE SIX i. an
elxtlt.l1xe sheet ~ Jlellulnn-. Whit kiying
The nTws Dfihe slay. ID al, r,ntaIrs \ tssss as
l,ephi - lifIl.ry and misrellanrons matter .pe.
ehll, prepared f,r n. TIE Sf.NIJAY Il. ma
met WIN great ssieesrs. Post piII ~ 10 asear.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
THE WEEKLY suSr

Wbn dos- not knos THE WEEKLY guNy n
crrulsfes thruIIah,slit The Epilrd STATES. he
tansil,., aiii hrtgnd NImfy ti,ou-and ia.nliie.
feed y. Msle'H,s ilsaes weckly. fld regard n In
we ll ngli y sui'ie, eqnHrllor. Hnd trirnd H.
partlnents mskr u tsrtnfsIlI, 4 isiWrsl lcr il,e
limili and nnsile. Trrn.. UNlE ~ LILA m n
year. is,i paid. Tiils prir, lnalify esnsiI. rel
make. ! The slJ-als-t nswslalH,r piltllsI,rl. Fns
ylulr Wtsu. will fiO. .asb, We win sopd Il. : 4.
va copy FREE. Address
ssH PUBLISHER or THE Sun,
n aai sisasl NEw YORK CITY. * Y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

A msp st Msnpt yerAon. Ind; Is feel.
ing s.soO geese. 1880 turkeys. and !. 400
ducks Tor lbs market, Keep no worthless
animal, pnlsss they are Eruwing IN fat or
paying iheir board in service.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

WoKTH KsovISc. "A tsblrspoonfulo
black Pepper put in the water 10 which
grey and bug linens are washed. will keep
them from spottiag. Il will sotrneraIly
keep the eolors Of black or colored cambfics
or lnuslins from running. aud does not
harden DE water. ID s,fEitt d
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

di-ceunt ftwcnfy Tssxten w,Il be a1iowsd
70 cliilis Of fpuF or more prr.ons. Thus. four
copIcs ~ Blaekuos 81 ~ one nstIcM I'M IL
sent is s'e stldf-s cor .sss four eott~> uffk<
.,ilF Rassws AID Blsckwesd Cor se and 20 on.
eIu'- ~ ten ~ mors.,i. IL algltiou II ,isr ..
l.aNt sh-reslnt, cory grabs VIII be zIb~cd %
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
slO,, $40, $50. 500,

Invested hsdicioilsly III Stocks lOptiorso or Priyi
lrxes,lt> enrv raads ste lstp.ds ,l,ny, full de-
Llis and Official Stock Each ~ Ken ,rts Irt,..
Adde'S r. POTTER wS,iilT Nt,o. "
stff n iBankrrs, :a5Wali Sc. New ynrk.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26

At he sffroscb ~ spffbg o. Sumner
I'D splgour rofesed eloibes or goods. and
psek fhsmlin drasers.r hoxes siih small
h'pbs o. ssrches latey broken frsm ne
cgameB eedsr tree sil awosg yosr garments
sse she moth will not uhtt ~ appesfsnce
I.sm Tiius yep msy save time ahJ tros-
bic airing and Stunning your elotIep.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
~ 81. READ THIS CARD FROM =. Y
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oak Hall the oldest established Clotidngi House
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