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reign Geographic Summary.

IRE In COnstantinople, Wednesday
ht, destroyed the departments of JUS
and StateY-The Russian proposals
Pugh Count SchOuvalotf recommend
! questions as to European Turkey
|SuOlii'led to the congress, and those
|felauon to Turkey in Asia be settled
klssla and England alone. Count
Ou'alon had an Interview with Lord
'SOlFy' the foreign secretary, yester-
|F,-kus'ian military preparations are
pOa'ed'-Ihe Servian army is on a
rrp'9'e war fnoting,-Debate on the
'.S'''alI'' bill was begun in the Ger
ia'lialnent yesterday. The opposi-
VI 'he liberals and ultramontanes
A., 4 ,ue iate Of the bill.-A suspension
4'p'O.la''e relations between Germa-
'uu emma is immlnent.-The mill.
!. anu populace in Barcelona, Spain,
n n Deeil exchanging shots.-Only the
lnt li4la strike district in England voted
'''spt the proposed reduction ot wa
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|mocratic County Meeting.

II accordance with the time honored
tom of the Democracy of New Castle
BIZ, a county meeting will be held in
Court House in the city of New Cas-
bn SATURDAY, MAY 18th, 1873, at
|clock, ?, NJ, for the purpose of re-or-
Eizing the party;appOinting judges for
|ling the nomination elections; ap-
biting a County Executive Committee
tor the transaction of any other bus
s that may be properly brought be-
/ the meeting.
ISAAC n. GRUBB,
Vice President.
4. p JOHNSON, Secretary.
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'IRST EDITION.
uocaI Time Table.

LEAVE WILMINGTON.
TnksAaaar1olnhia: TkAar1 200, 6.55, $40, 300,
rh,laS ~ oo Z M: 1881, 1910, 2.30, 4.3O,
y v;V N m. On sundays: 2.09. 10 a.
ni 5@' 'york' ? Sys aog, @ 5 IA, a m, 1881, ~ 40,
Nem M. on sundays: 200 a m.
PlO M Are and washington: 1914, 10,
%a m; l25t, 1859, D Os. PM SunuaS' o
pa,, d, ! d DEPOSIT: r 456 p m; no Sunday
". Ssw Castle: 5, 6 20, 9 80 a m; %, 6 80 p
M sunday train.
[nslaTare a r. h.; 5 0S, 9 80 a m; l %, D So
dnI,,n,,nSion n IN 4 Northern r. R.: % a
'aHo boO p m; no Sunday train.
fI,.Iaware S%, Western X. R.: 10 20 q m; B ~
I ~. on sundays: 10 30 m
.rSs n' ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. =.
philadepnla: u 56, s 81. IA m IL
i9A. 1851, S55, 45l, D II, ~,
n. NJ II 10 D m; on sundays; IL So,
bOO5ah, 80, 81 II ~ IN: ,ou 10 10
n New Yo.x: II So, S34 a m; " y ~ %
Ri, s5lp IN, IN Sundays; IL % a IN; |;
Rapm. a, ,o7 10 az
Im Baltimore 10, al,a nj ~ 10 oos
d, sS6 p m; on Sundays 2 IL a m sSe
fm. o,o ,on ,.aa
II siG D m; Oh Sundays: IL a m; 8 46
pm. 40 c,ndav
irans. ,ooo
f9 so, I O5 p IN; no Sunday trains.
n Delaware r. R.: $50 a In; 40, 40 p
a; no Sunday trains.
y Wilmington & Northern r. r.: 80s,
fssm; 5 10 p m; no sunday trains.
Delaware Western X. r.: I % a m;
5lO m; on SUNDAYS; 100 y m.
I'M FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
II BROAD street and Washington ave-
6re: / 80, s 90, 10 80, 45 Il m; 80, 3 30.
10, SIS, 6 As, 945, II 80 pm; on Sun
6sys s 50 m; o., 8 45, II 80, pm.
IA Thirty. Second and Market streets:
II IS a m, u 10, 3 55, 3 30, II 10 p m;
IN sundays: . 50. II 45 y m.
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A Canine Curiosity.

MI. John Stewart, No. GIG West Front
street, has fox hovnd pup which is COM
PEELED to hop around ON three legs, nature
having failed to provide it with any more
than that number of pedal appendages
The right fore leg is missing, though the
shoulder joint is perfect and moves natu-
rally. The pupis quite curiosity, and
is daily looked upon with interest by
mum bers of people.
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Strawberries.
ssRip" TO-Nighf.

This evening Mr.. Robert McWade will
appear at the Grand Opera House in his
famous character of Rip Van Winkle in
the play of that name. Although Mr..
McWade has never appeared in this city
before, that fact should not deter any one
from going, as he has gained an excellent
reputation wherever he has appeared and
in the opionion of great number of peo-
pie he rivals Jefferson.
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A New Coal Wagon.

James Murphy, coal dealer, at the foot
Of Shipley street, has just purchased a
new patent coal wagon, made by Vance
x Whiteside, of Harrisburg, Pa. The
wagon is very simple in its construction,
but does the work that it is intended for
with perfection. Mr.. Murphy will now
be enabled to put coal direct into the eel
lars, without creating any dirt whatever
upon the pavement.
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Lost u PaDer.

John McCracken, yesterday afternoon
lost paper which is of no value to any
one but himself. He lost it between
Market street and Fourth and Pine. The
writing contained in the paper will easily
show its ownership, and John will feel
thankful if the finder will leave it at this
office or at his house, No. Cos E. Fourth
street.
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Average premium for loans, St; ave-
rage monthly receipts of dues, interest,
fines and premiums, S1SS8y62; average
monthly loans, $2304 90; cost of manag-
ing. the Association about OF 1-5 cents on
each d ,llar.
Officers were elected as follows:
PresidenJ-JOshua S. Valentine.
Vice President-E. K Crawford.
Secretary and Treasurer-George G.
Maris
Directors for three years-William HI =.
Pierson, A. p. Stevenson, and John X.
Babcock.
The monthly meeting of the loan was
also held, when $1,000 sold at per cent,
premium, 500 at 10 and $500 at
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N AIi orREEr YEsTERDAY.-The
h Ir.ra'',, ,ua'Ael was dull and steady, the
\ exception being a rise in illinois
Ta.a ,.a'' 'old opened at 100. and ad-
4 10 iood' Government bonds
| S',1ns' T States higher and railroads
A0hey on call was easy at 2 az per
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WOrkingmen's Loan AssOciatiO,

Last evening the seventh annual meet
ing of Workingmen's Loan Association
was held, when the report of the audi
tors was submitted and read. Following
are extracts
loans repaid $4,000; loans of all series.
S27 $50. Total assets, S123 1886, repre-
resenting the value of 1O4l shares.
The valuation of the shares is as fol-
lows:
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VII, ANlfERANCE UNIo>r

/ ! GYvsni%'s. e, 'Sn a9 tGr Temperance n Union
aTl P walne,r 'he President en-, A. in 1oq%, t1s
Ion,i me only busiDar,'Ja bsner' acting as secre-
sa adoarES"c%11 rES"c%11ii,ation. t., The mset, sss
S'S'''s at the lIolis I'Gis fpee H% NEXT next
The daily gazette., 1878-05-24

Like beautiful jewels in brazen settings
are handsome features upon face mar
red by signs of blood poisoning. The
great purifier Of the blood is DR.. Bulls
blood mixture.
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7, JOHNSON, Secretary.
Indications for To.Dax.

For the Middle Atlantic States and NesD
PIud, IoTT pressure, windS mostly from
Nsad 70 southwest, warmer, partly
tdg redtir aud rain areas.
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Mildness conquers-and hence it is
that the gentle yet positive influence of
DIR. Bulls baby syrup overcomes so
quickly the disorders of babyhoodi
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AlDaca LustreS.

We have opened one case alpaca lus-
tres in all colors at II! the former price
20 cents. w. NJ. Kennard 81 Co., G2l
Market street.
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Important to Ladies.

Pleating done by machine while you
wait:
We are happy to inform the Ladies OF
Wilmington and vicinity that we have i'm
ported the
MACHINE PLEATER
Now used In New York. London and Paris
and with this machine we are able to do tn
Most Perfect Pieotnsg sver seen both In space
or side pleating In any width or size desir-
cd, In new or old material. Our price will
be very moderate per yard, according TO
width. You are invited to call and ex-
anime our different styles Plsating, and
we are confident trial will insure satisfac-
tfon. Remember 1t saves time, material
and labor. Wilmington Pleating Co., 3O8
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Here is something worth calling useful
that every one needs, Farmers, Hotel
and Livery stable keepers. a Fire'Engine,
Wagon Washer, a Window Cleaner, a
Pump, a Stock Pump, or for any purpose
where water is used. Throws steady
stream 30 feet through hose. Once put in
Well less liable to get out of order. Cost
less and last longer than any pump in
use. Simple in construction and easily
taken out or put in Well, Cistern or
Spring. The cylinder is stone-no iron
rust, no friction, no nails, tacks or screws.
Everything is solid, well put together and
those using them speak highly OF them as
cheap, durable and lasting.
torce Pumps. $500 and $1,000 Stock
Pumps, S1l0O, Family Pumps, $500.
The we'll know restaurant Keeper,
j. NJ. HOLLAND,
No. 30i King street, Wilmington, Del,
Manufacturer and Proprietor. orders
promptly attended to. May23.d&w.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-04-05

NEVER FORGET ANYTHING.-Charce
your mind with your duty. That is largely
the true definition Of taithfulness. Bad
memory and mistakes are used as apologies
a,sreat deal oftener than necessary A boy
beginning business life will generally lose
lijs place who pleads such an excuse more
than once or twice
IA successful business man SAYS there
were two things which he learned when he
was eighteen which were afterwards of great
use to him, namely "never to lose anythic g I"
and "never to forget anything" An old
lawyer sent him with an important paper,
with certain instructions what to do with it.
"Dut," inquired the young man, "suppose
l lose it l.; what shall do then 2"
The answer was with the utmost empha.
SIS {: "You must not lose itw
81 don't mean TO-" said the young man
"but suppose 1 should happen to?"
"But l say you must not happen to !
shall make no provision.for any such occur
renee. You must not lose it %
This put q new train Of thought into the
young mans mind, and he found that if he
was determined to do thing he could do
it. He made such provision against every
contingency that he never lost anything
he found this equally true about forgetting.
If certain matter of Importance was to be
remembered, he pinned it down on his mind,
fastened it there, and made it stay.
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HIS LETTER ANswERED.-A suscepti.
BILE young law student in Cleveland, catch
ing glimpse Of faced woman in a street car
and following her on the opposite side of I'll, !,
street until he saw her enter house,
turned aside, wrote loveletter to the fair
unknown "with bright blue ewes, who wore
mink boa, and sealbrown dress" and left
it at the door. Now, a middle-aged COUPLE
lived in the house ; but their niece, Young
married lady from the wcst.side had called
there on that afternoon. The letter was
sent to that young wife, and she laughingly
told her husband that he must answer it,
This nc did somewhat as follows: "Mrs.
-Cthe young lady with the bright blue
eyes, who wore mink boa, etc. returns
compliments for the admiring note written
by yourself; but does not think that at pres.
ent she desires to correspond with any law
student, ne matter how brilliant his pros
poets may be. She will file your applica-
ton, however, and when she is the recipi-
cnt CT certain paid-up life insurance poll
cy which she holds against my life, she may
be willing to correspond with you. Pend.
ing that time, she begs me to subscribe my.
self for her-Tho Husband of 'The Young
Lady WITH ETC."
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A correspondent writes from Holena City
Montana, that there is no city in the coun-
try more quiet and wellgoverned, and adds:
"Wo have an active vigilance committee,
plenty of rope, and convenient pine tree
always on hand. There have been seven.
teen men hung on that tree"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-04-05

A very little boy had one day done
wrong, and he was sent, after paternal cor
rection, to ask in secret the forgiveness of
his Heavenly Father. His ofense was pas
sion. Anxious to hear what he would say,
his mother followed to the door of his room.
In lisping accents she heard him asking to
be made better, and then, with childlike
simplicity, he added: "Lord, make ma 8
temper better, too"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-04-05
FLOWER GARDEN AND LAWN.

FLOWER GARDEN AND LAWN.
Y The title really should be "The Lawn
and Flower Garden,sns in many cases the
lawn is thcl6rst consideration the lawn is
the grouna-wcrksup upon which the flower
beds, bslthsy si@pl or elaborate, are to be
fdilplayed. Al
A aeing q lagn, it must be borne iu
m Chs the wofk i:sts fafnaas inbd.
thae the 8oil musr n weif pfepafed }SF
the grass as fSfHl choicest plants
Draining, if. needed; ls TIE first necessity /;
to this must follow, abundant manuring,
deep plowing, narrowing and rolling. If
the rolling discovers any weak spots. these
must be filed ina The next question will
be
sods or Seeds s-If the lawn is not too
large, and good pasture, or road side turf is
to be readily obtaiaed, it is better to use it;
but,
In tnn.fng, it must be borne in mind, that
to make successful lawn, the soil is to be
as we'll prepared as for sowing seeds. The
turf should be of the best kind, and free
tr;tn all weeds; and when laid, should be
vi pounded down. If any soft spots are
fdkhd, they should be made solid
{s Seeding Lawa, it is very desirable
e e a mains @ alepg roads and paths.
turf. Sow early, and, to insure an even
est, divide the seed into three or four parts,
aud sow in as many different directions
For kinds, see last month Use the roller
freely, and notice, mend, and re-sow all soft
spots.
Sowing Grain ach Grass, which is often
advised, isnot needed unless tho lawn is
sown very late.
Planting of shrubs and trees cannot be
done now, too soon. The planting of orna.
mental beds, usually done with tropical and
sub-tropicaf plants, should be deferred until
the ground is well warmed
Ornamental Bcds-Expcrience has
shown that European examples have little
value for us, and that for ornamental work we
must depend upon foliage, rather than upon
flowers; and we may employ, for effect,
ptauts with colorod foliage, and those with
broad leaves, like the Cannas and other
similar plants, generally classed as sub. trop-
ical.
Cotcuses and 1lcrndnthcras.- Of
this kind of course require greenhouse to
provide stock. Those who have not such
facilities, can produce ornamental effects
latcr IN thc season with
Annuals.-Thus, some Of the ornamental
varieties of Ricinus, or Castor Oil Plant,
are very effective; another very showy an
nual, judiciously used, is EophorJia n.aryt;.
nata. Then there arc the different
Celosias-Indeed, consultation of the
seed catalogues of the leading houses. will
suggest various other annuals that may be
used with good effect.
UdrtlN Perennial Plants should not be
overlooked, as eXcelIcnJ ucuuIug envu,o, may
be produced with these. We last year de-
scribed a bed filled with tho White Anc-
none Jdponica, bordered with iSct1um spec
tobie. Other combinations may be made
Spring Bulbs, such as Gladiolus, Tiger
Flower, and others, are to be put in as soon
as the weather becomes settled. 1t is we'll
to make two or three paintings for sue
cession.-Am. Agricuhurist.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-04-05

Lord Shaftesbury on one occasion was
examining girls school and just as he was
about to leave he addressed girl somewhat
older than the rest, among other things in.
qnired: "Who made your vile body p
Please, my lord, said the girl, Betsy Jones
mads my body, but made the skirt my.
self"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-04-05

The setting of great hops lis like
the setting of the sun. The brightness
of our life is gone, shadows of the evening
fall behind us, and the world seems but a
dim reflection of itself--a border shadow.
We look forward into the lonely night the
soul withdraws ITSELF The stars frise, and
the night is holy.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-04-05

SAVINGS BANK BURsTED-New York,
March 27-The suspension of the Sixpen-
ny Savings Bank was announced to-day.
The deficiency reported is almost $IOO, 900.
The bank has been doing largo business,
and there will be much CONSERVATION among
depostors; many Of whom are of the work.
ing classes.
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TO GET LAND UNDER GRASS QUroNsz.

TO GET LAND UNDER GRASS QUro1.x
After wet piece of land has been un-
derdrained, it may be best seeded by plow-
ing and sowing with oats rather thinlt T.
Oats succeed well upon cold moist grosnd,
and upon sod, and if there are no more
than bushels Of seed per acre used, the
grass seed will take very well with the crop.
"A mixture of 4 quarts Of timothy, bushel
Of red.tup,, and a bushoI of blue. grass per
acre, would be preferable.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-04-05
MURDERED THIS MOTHER w o1thom

MURDERED -HIs altham,
Mass, March 27.-John Larkin, black
smith, was arrested at this place last evening
for drunkenness. His son James, also in
same condition, escaped, and running home
told his mother of his fathers predicament.
She accused him with being the cause Of
his fathers arrest, and wranglc eusued, in
the course of which the young man seized
a large stove poker and dealt her several
severe blows over the head and shoulders,
knocking her senselcss and bleeding to the
floor. Supposing her dead, the young vii
lain set fire to the house, ran to the river
and jumped in, intending to end his exis>
tence. The current carried him along, and
finally he scrambled ashore. The officers
discovered tho fire and extinguished it.
Mrs. Larkin is likely to die. James is in
Jail, awaiting examination.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-04-05

ga DEAD SET."-Capt. Jawkins (of the
Picbald Plunsers, in the interval of a
dance:) Aw, you and yeaw sister are DIVES
sed amazingly alike, Miss OFlannigan.-
What a capital pair you'd make, by Jove
Mica o.Elannigan with native simplicity;)
All, now, indeed, Captain, if It's in d par
! was going, it isn't with my sisther I'd
like to be matched!
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-04-05

A FEAST OF FEEs.-New York, March
27.-The will of the late Samuel Wood,
bequeathing under its codicil an estate of
two million dollars to found music college
in this city, was offered for probate to-day.
The tcstator had no direct relatives, but to
the collateral branches of his family, he be-
queathed about 100000 in trust. Notice
Of a contest has already been given by the
son of dead cousin who receives no bequest
under tho will, and there will probably re-
suit another protracted contest, and another
feast of fees for the lawyers. The will
was drawn with the usual preamble in legal
formulas by a lawyer, and covers twenty.
nine pages of legal cap paper.
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UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION,

N c BOSTON. Nov. ls. 1873
Drur ST,-durIns the past five yeats havo had
ample Opportunity To Judge OF 10 merit OF W.,
~ nS M,ie mas Il for coini .a,nts ttending
h a"' %, IseH Eealth, with moro ciaI results
rIyan snS,"as else which she tired. 1 have
et.n:a - W my .hl!cren under almost every circum
etahce Attending large family. and always with
MARKED bentii,. havc taken It myself with such
Rreat benefit that cannot lind words TO xpress my
unqualified appreciation OF its goodness.
=, White performing my duties Police Ofhcer in
tins city, 70 hss been my lot to fall in with a great
deal o; sick ness innhesnatinEly recommend VEa-
ErlNE, and never knew Of u Gaze where IL did not
eases OF dsbil,A,ed or impoverished stGie OF tho
blood ITS effects arc really wonderful and for all
coiupaints arising from impure of the blood
u appears tn work like cham. and do not believe
there arc any circumstances under which VEGETISE
can he used with injurious results and II will always
afford me pleasure 70 s.ye any further information
WIN. b. HILL.
Polco Station
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-04-05

AN HONEST MINERS SroRY.-A "dig-
ger" from California, eulogizing tho climate,
says: "There's mountain there-the
Sawyer Nevaday, they call it-with val
ley on each side Of 1.-THE one hot and
t'other cold. Well, git on the top Of that
mountain with a double barrel gun, and you
can, without moyin', kill either summer or
Ninter game, inst as you will"
sRaMsau1Eos sysE tried dsit 81 -
"Tried often; and should have done pFss
ty we'll but for one thing" |
"Well, what was that ?"
81 wanted dog that would stand both
climates. The last dog had frozc off his
tail, while pintin' on the summer side He
didn't get entirely out of the winter side
you see."
The wealthy Cincinnati miser who died
from lack of food and proper care, short
time since, was prodigal of wills if of moth
ing else. Three have already been found
and more may yet be unearthed. The last
testaments that have come to light are Sc
contradictory as to be practically worthless
and the relatives, near and far, of this cur
mudgeonly Cresus are getting ready to re-
fer the test of their claims to the courts
He said shortly before his death that he
hoped those to whom his property went
would enjoy spending
enjoyed accumulating it. IF paying law
yers and costs of court constitute enjoyment
his wish will probably be grati6ed.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-04-05

UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
UNION SOUTH CAROLINA.
TI1HE grade of this school is the same as that
u nf ordinary Female Colleqes.
The charges have been reduced to meet the
sxigencies Of the times II.
Tuition per Term, From So 90 TO S25 90.
NO EXTRAS.
Board (washing, fuel and lights included)
" pad ~ ddpance, per month h...........S1l 90
The spring term opens February 4th: 1878
Pupils received at any time and charged from
date of entrance till close Of term
MRS. s. CLIFFORD,
,L q, Principal
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-04-05

CARPENTER WORK.
JOHN II. HART
"OULD respectfully inform the citizens, in
w town and Country, of Union County, that
he is prepared to do oil kinds of Carpenter
work, In the most
WORKMANLIKE MANNER.
and solicits the patronage Of the people. Work
in the country promptly attended to.
GIVE ME Il TRIAL.
j. 7. HART.
Feb % q ,y
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CANNOT BE ExcELLED.

SRNNob BE EkCEllED.
CHAnLEsTowS, MAsa
Dear S.r.-This is to certify that have used your
Blood PrePhration" family for several ye ars
ana think that Tor Scrotna or Cankerous Humors or
Rhcumatic affections IT cannot he exceed; and as a
blood puriher and spring medicine the best thing
have ever used, and have used almost cyerythns
can cheeriuly recommend II 10 any ono in need
such medicine
- Yours respectfully,
Mrs. A. Il. DINSMORE, II Russell Street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17
aEH uuLiSERY srOR,

On apt ..r.a', a. 49, : raD 4.
Oh .,,u., ~ Nr. q. ii-B.Ds. tHs
.ars ., ari mort r u.l.'s stsl ave-
tr.sa, ~ ii4-tbu u Nv MIN
s- nDl Furnishing Gad, 81 ~ s,tH.
oiibe lss, Qs. avI ., 81, .Hs',
ry.-.. insiga.ay 81 inu 'nsH'st %,
tre Sc1.,r i..A, sr invited %
an sul sG.nn.s $50 qualify IN!
r.,es Gri.'. ,sf IS. Ih ao5 ,.h.,
.rsr,s' Oa. D. hi'fa rfou,',. sn!
l, .i5.p f|a.r.airsl EsthIs
,.t . Vsrars.s e
rli ifasi npyp-,.o e Y Ia, Ing.
%.1sk IT,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17
CHEAPEST BEST

4 sVPPLEn'yr viii be giysn IN ever,
+ihImSef Tor l-t containing a fall ere pat
tern sheet f1r siAiI'' Or eAili', drs.f Nv.
cry subscrlDer wi receive. dIrag the -sar.
tselvs Of thee PATTERN. 70 thu. there alone
worth more ,hao tho 70 bssrir;iau vrcs.
Gsest improvements vii sto ~ sas N
other respects.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17


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