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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-06

THE EIGHT CONGRESSIONAL DIsTR1cT.-The
Rappshannock News, which. by the way, has
been considerably improved Ct late, and now sp-
pears as double sheet, says:
"Mr J. Y. Menefse has been urged by his
many friends to become o candidate for Con-
gress Mr.. Menefee is strong candidate in the
county, and should he consent to suffer his name
to be used, we think, owing to his ability and
extensive acquaintance in the district, would be
q leader in the convention"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-06

men named Payne and Reuben attracted 3
crowd Of about two hundred colored people
near the bridge" pump, at Eve clock yester-
day evening. The combatants used razors, and
though not seriously burt, we're as bloody as
stuck pigs when the fight was over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-06

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. April s.
14O Cattle were offered. with sales of ITO at
prices ranging from 4sa54c per ID; 81 left over ;
$50 Sheep aud Lambs al 51a64c per lb, and Is
Cows and Calves at 25a$5O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-06

n GORGE Z. HILL & cos.
CAREFUL MANUFACTURES.
OUR NEW GOODS.
ALMOND-Fancy Nut Favored.
COCOANUT-Rich Fine Drop Top Coated.
PRESIDENT-Iced Drop bright favor
INCESS-Iced Sheet, soft oblong.
SEASIDE-For light summer luncheon.
TOURIST-Sweet Hard Biscuit, figured top.
BISMARCK German Biscuit. Csrsway favor
SARATOGA-Crimp edge, Mace favor.
These fancy goods are furnished the trade in
assorted or straight packages, attractivcy put
up for retail. They ars no. kept in stock. No
tin cans used, consequently they are always
fresh and in high hsvor We respectfully solicit
an examination Of these goods.
GEORGE Z. HILL & CO.,
my 10 Alexandria, Va.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CHURCH SERVICES, &C., To.MoRRo1w.:Moo
CHRIST CHURCH Service at II g. m. ana ''eo
n. LII. by Rev. Mr.. Dame ~
ST. PAUL's CHuRcH-Servics at II a. m. oy
GRAcE CHURcH-Service at II 8. IN. and
7SO D, m by Rev. D. F. Sprigg..
Sr. MARYs CHUaCH-Mass at and II g.
m, Vespers at4 p. M.
UNION PREsBYrN CHURCH (First CHURCH,
Service in the morning and at night oy Rev.
Dr.. Bullock.
SECOND PREsBYTN. CHuRcH-Sermon in tn o
morning and at night by Rev. VIM. DinWlddle.
METH. EP1s. CHURCH-Service at II a. m.
and ! 80 D. m by Rev. L.. 81. Pierce. =,
METH. EpIs. CHURCH SoUTHwSeIvice d. -
a. m and 80 p. M. by Rev. w: K. BsyIe.
METZ. Prof. CHURcH-Service at IL e. M
snd II p. M by the pastor. Rev. w. +. uran 1ii
Subject in the morning, This year iGr" Uarss.
and at night "Paul's conversion, or the peise'
cutor praying" Communion after morning ser
mon. Monthly meeting Of the Juvenile NILS .
sionary Society at 3 p. m. :.
BAPTIST CHUEcH-service morning ana at
night By Rev. w. s. Penick.
GERMAN LUTHERAN-No service.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
Prayer meeting in the NJ. r. Church at p. m
Aims House at q p. m. Jail at2p. M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-06

The SHINN CAsE.-Tbe jury in the Sbinn
case we're s,lll cut at three O'Clock this even
lug. They have now been locked up for two
nights. 1t lie reported that they at FIRST stood,
nine for acquit,sl aud three for conviction. hut
that duli last night, two moro we're won over to
the side of scquit.al, and that the jury now
stands eleven 10 one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-06

INVENTION Loadoun Campbell, the
nopuac engineer of the Columbia Stca N T ire
Engine, has invented and placed 10 bis engine
house most Ingenious arrangement for light
ing eff the steamer. A gas pipe extends under
the engine and by az automatic catch the gas
into theswsste 10 the bottom of the furnace az
the macboc is pulled out cf the house. BY
the operation of a weight at the back the gas is
cut off as soon as the engine is lighted off.
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MUSIC
M UsIC

A GRAND DISPLAY OF
n NEW SPRING GOODS.
We are this day opening the latest novelties
in Dress Goods &c; Plain Checked and Stir ped
Silks; Silk and Wool Bourettes. 3 4 and Ga;
Bourette Canvas and Plaid Grenadines; Bou-
rette Ga Buntings; do. ga do; Bunting Trim.
mngs Madras Foulsrds French, English and
American Percsines and Percsles and Cam
brics Organizes; Jsconets and Lawns; Ham
burg Edgings and Insertingsi Fancy Frillings
Neck Ties Gloves and Handkerchicfs.
BLACK GOODS-Henrietts, Cashmere, Ia
mise Ga and 3D. Mouslin, Australian Grape,
Florentlnes. Mohair and Colons Cloths.
H. B. Hoomes. [ap2] y. F. BRASHEAR.
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N% JUST OPENED. fine and

D% JUST OPENED. fine and
select stock Of SPRING.. CLOTHING,
remarkably cheap.
S. DEALHAM,
81 King st., cor. Fairfax.
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BALTIMORE. April 6.-Virginia g., old. =;
do. deferred a.; do. consolidated SOL; do. I'd So
ries 80. Cotton more steady, but quiet mid
ding 10ss104. Flour dull and unchanged.
Western dull, weak and nominal; Southern red
125slS6 do. amber 1888; Penns red 135s136; No
winter red Western spot and April 132al32a !;
May l934a]94. Corn-Soutbern dull and easy |;
Western dull and a shade lower; Southern
white 52a523; do yellow 81; Western mixed
spot and April 524a524 May 534s54 June 55s55i
Oats quiet and about steady; Southern 3Ss36 /;
Western white 331s344 do. mixed 32s83; Penn
33a35. Rye dull and easier: good to prime 64a
66. Hay quiet and steady. Sugar in good de-
mand and firm at 94s9a. Coffee quiet and nom-
insly steady; Rio cargoes l4sl7. Whiskey
quiet at 0laS1 OH.
NEW YORK, April 6.-Stocks slightly ire
sular. Money I. Gold 1909 Flour dull, de-
Ginning. Wheat quiet, scarcely SO firm. Corn
and cont lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-06

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, April G. 1S7S.-The
market closes dull, with rather depressed feel.
ing. Flour is quiet and unchanged. Wheat is
lower, with light receipts. and the prices paid
to-day were 1913 and 100. Corn is also of, and
$50 bushels of mixed brought SIS and Sc. No Rye
reported, and 362 bushs of Oats were withdrawn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-06

THE DRIVER CAsE-Polics officer James
Smith, who is rapidly acquiring reputation
as successful detective, returned last night
from Cincinnati, whittier he had o, 6seu 10
and Mrs. Mamie Lord, whom he had succeed
ed eii in arresting at Front Royal. He delivered
the parties to the jaiIor Of Cincinnati, aad they
are now confined 10 tina. jail awaiting propo
sition from the mother of the Young man to
compromise with the parties whose names ne
had forged. She is said to Sc u very wealthy
LADY, and be is her only child. The atnoubt
be got possession of by his forscvies was between
fifteen snd eighteen thousa nd dollars all OF
which he spent in three months 10 gambling
and drinking His mother and the BANKERS
from whom be obtained the money have agreed
10 settle the affair if he will consent TO part WIN
the woman sud resolvs to lead new HE. tie
has asked for time to consider the propos''loo'
for though he loves his freedom none the la>s'
what would freedom be without his Mani!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-06

WEATHER PROBABILITIES War Depart
nent, Office ofdse Chief Signal Officer, WasA'
daoton D. c., April 6, 1870 80 a. NJ. M
For the Middle Atlantic States parity clouoy
weather in northern portions and rams areas
with colder northwest winds and rising oSrolne-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-06

NOTlCE-I have purchss od STALLION
~ TO take the place If the one [ lost which /
think will mora than fill his place in STYLE &C.
ton and every other lcsDect ask al concern
cd to cali and see for themselves, at Thornton's
stables, Washington street, b3tween King ard
Cameron. Respectfully,
2-1R JOHN G. YOUNG
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remarkably cheap.
S. DEALHAM,

81 King st., cor. Fairfax.
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CORPORATION CoURT-Judgs E. A. Lo,oe
presiding. N. Mumm vs.. Il. Francis, guardian
ct al; 10 chaDcery; docketed by consent and
decree Of refereIca
john Fletcher VS.. J. X. Piper; in chancery;
decree Of reference.
Com. vs.. G. K. Sbiun; jury still out.
Tressler vs. OSgood; debt, jury aud case 10
prOGreSS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-06

PROPERTY SALE.-The three storied brick
house, No. ~ south Washington street, in
what iskuoun as Loyd's Row. was sold this
morning by T. A. Kerby, auctioneor, to VIM.
Cogap, for 50 325.
City Sergeant Lucas sold this morning for
Andrew j. Fleming, frame fish house, at
Fshtown. formerly owned by j. Henry Beach,
to j. H. Beach. for $50. The sale was made
to satisfy distraint warrant for ground rent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-06

CANAL BoAT.-The canal boat MolIie G.
Waters, from Seneca, at which point she vas
stopped last fall by tie break in the canal
reached here to. day via Rock Creek, and i:
unloading her cargo of Cumberland coal at
the Washington ferry wharf. She is consigned
to j. p. Agnew i Go. 1t is expected that
water will be let 10 the Alexandria canal by
the time the G. & O. canal is full.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-06

The CITY DEBT CONFERENCE.-The meet
iDg of the Finance Committee Of the City
Council, held last evening, it was determined
to recommend the repeal of tbei- action on the
bill for carrying out the city debt compromise
which vas passed on last Tuesday night, and
to propose new bill which shall incorporate
Mr.. Strauss amendment looking to the fund
ing of the accrued interest in new bond at
one hundred cents in the dollar, less the two
per cent corporation tax.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-10
1878. MONEY SAVED 1878.
VAN MATRE'S
Newspaper GIubAgenCy.

In presenling our "Club List for 1873
we would call attention to tie Ieduee9 pr
ees, as well rs to the many o,ler inauce-
ments which we offer to all who desire 70
saUe money! We donot propose TO o,eer any
publication at q loss, whatever others quay
do; but we do propose TO furnish the pulu-
cations in our list for less money than IS
charged by the publishers for single sub
scriptions. Suppose you wish for 1915 to
subscribe for Harper's Magazine, ISL, Cen
tral Law journal, (S5l, Frank Leslie's Illus
trated Newspaper, ISL, Gleasons Pictorial,
(S9), peterson's Magazine, (S2), the lot will
cost YOU direct, Just Sl7 90 and you have
besides five letters To WRITE five money or
ders 10 buy, and five seperate risks TO run.
Now look at our prices below; all ask for
the same periodicals is Sli, IS and you have
only one letter TO write, one money order
to buy, and yourpapers and magazines VIII
come promptly, direc! from dc pubiAlers,
just the same as il you had ordered them
yourself.
We cannot undertake to furnish any pa.
Der Published mthe United Stdies 'at reduced
prices as some of our brother clubists do,
Tor we know full well it cannot be done
without loss First, there are many thous'
ands, and next; many OF them offer no dis
count to agents or.to any body else but TO
accommodate our patrons, ifthey wantany
paper not found In our list, 1t may be IN
cluded in their order by giving us the nd
dress Of the publisher and renting the
price.
We do not propose to offer any publica.
ton ut los, whatever others may do,
Our plan is FIRST to acknowledge all remit
tances and orders, however small, immedi-
ately by return mail, and to forward all
subscriptions to the several publishers 10y
the next mail after receipt OF the order
in order to do this we are Obliged to charge
our patrons little more than we pay,
This plan will, we trust, give much better
satisfaction than to hold on till some ten or
a dozen subscribes for an individual paper
have accumulated, as is now the practice
OF many club agents who offer subscrip-
tons so low that they cannot remit for
single one, without loss-as registration
fees, money order fees or cost OF draft is
about the same ON one dollar as on fifteen,
and none OF us consider it safe to send
money in ordinary letters. Our prices are
as low as any responsible agent can afford.
NoTE TIus.-Below are two columns OF
figures. The name Of the paper or Maya
zine is given, and the LIST column gives the
regular publishers price. The 2nd column
gives the price at which we propose to
furnish the newspaper or magazine.
II is certainly an object to save money
in these times, and It is easy to see by our
list show It's done" Read the list care
fully, and il any particular paper you want
is not there, write to us, and We will give
prices. All postage Is prepaid in full by
publishers,
SPECIAL NOTIcE.-Send no money except
by Draft, Money Order, or Registered Let
ter. Make your selections and order early.
Address all orders to
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fishers 10 subscrihers-the parties subscribe
inc through as will receive, rreclscl . as OF
fered by tho several publishers and on tho
same terms as i they had paid t0!l SUD
scription price. Re particular and give the
date or number Of the paper your sub
seription Is TO begin with; tho name or
number OF the chrome or other prmlum
YOU desire tif any, and Il the chrome &cy
be an extra charge, always adj pAblisher's
price.
Bear in mind, that unless q seperate
price is given, you win receive aUprcmlums
offered by any publisher, After receiving
one number Of q paper, any letter ordering
change OF address, &c, should be sent TO
the publisher Of the paper, and not to MS,
Let Il be distinctly understood We do not
hold OURSELVES responsible for the failure
N any Publishing house; we pay your
money Il, the publishers, as your agent,
ma can only be responsible for any errors
of our own.
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NOTICE!

A Ia County Court continued and held
n for the County OF Mason at the Court
House thereof, on Monday, December 3rd,
1877, the following entry was made:
On evidence adduced by Perry q. Pin
nell and Mary Ellen Pinnell his wife, the
last named OF whom is an heir ut law and
deysee OF Nimrod Humphrey, deceased, Il
is ordered, that George w, Humphrey and
Bazaell j. Humphrey the two surviving
Executors Of the lust will and testament of
said Nimrod Humphrey, deceased, who ap.
pear to be non.rcsdents OF the State oil
West Virginia, do appear here on the first
day OF the next january term Of this Court
Ia show cause, II any they can, why they
shall not give new bonds as such EXccU-
tors.
And II Is further ordered that publlCa-
ton OF this order for four successive weeks
In some newspaper published in Mason
County, West Virginia, shall be held and
considered oquivalen, to pcrson0l service.
copy, Tcste:
h. RlAlBERLlNG, Clerk
lly JoLrn II. HOLLOWAY, Deputy.
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/. AGESTLE HIST.-In our style Of
climate, with Its sudden changes Of
temperature, rain, wind and sun
shine often intermingled in a single
iay,--it is no wonder that our chill
dren, friends and relatives are So
frequently taken from us by neglect
ed colds, half the deaths resulting
directly from this cause. A bottle Of
Boscheo's German Syrup kept about
your home for immediate use will
prevent serious sickness, a large doc
tors bill, and perhaps death, by the
use Of three or four doses. For cur
ing Consumption, Hemorhagcs,
Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Croupor
any disease of the Throat or Lungs,
its success is simply wonderful, as
your druggist will tell you. German
Syrup is now sold in every town and
village on this continent. Sample
bottles for trial, 1O.c; regularsizc, 75c.
For sale by Point Pleasant, Drug
Store, Jos. S. Miller, supt,
The third lecture on natural sci.
ence, will be delivered in the Princi-
pals room of the Academy, on Mon
day night. Subject, "sound and its
laws" All are invited; no admit
lance fee. Bring your own lights.
A Vermont hotel-keeper has
while-washed a big cliff in sight Of
his house that it may resemble a
snow.bank, and cause curious people
to ask questions.
THE MARKEr.-FLoUR-Flour is
steady at the following quotations
$3.50 to $3.50.
GRAIN.-Wheat is quoted at from
s1,1O to S1.25.
Corn commands IS cts, per bushol,
for new and 40 for old.
Oats are scarce and are quoted
at % cts, per bushel.
MEAL.-Corn Meal is selling from
60 to IS cts. per bushel.
BUTTER AND EGGs.-Butter 20 cts.
per pound for choice, Eggs Is cts.
per dozen.
Potatoes are selling at 25 and 80
cents per bushel.
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A BARD AND WHAT g AllgoF IT..
Whsn this raid commenced Opponent
saith not; but how it ended, Lean
testify On the last Saturday Of
December, juss-before noop, IS 1 was
returning to the Parsonag ! beheld
a wagon with two gentlemen and
alittle boy. Hurr5ing Alang, and
expecting a dam6nstratson on the
premises, + MAIDS ready 20 receive
the charge. First, i heafllt the sound
of the frat attack -ttmasianti-Rus-
sian aud developed Into ! decided
Turkish squaA. This WAS heartily
seconded by another npEear, which
was SOMEWHAT chicken.hgarled. The
second attack well Sustained and
the frsts;aldaas of rath-
era. parkish tings; swelling out into
the Shape of hams and shoulders.
Z; Attack No, 8rd, was well consider
ed. as turkeys and chickens need
corn, although d6adaad salt hams do
not,
No 4th, was apropos was not
we'll to hay6alf the same, hut we'll TO
vary. TO thinlr ofsmSrba "a papa
was very we'll; but weB tothihk of
Mary. So they quilted q quilt for
Mary,
No. 9th, well all | have to say Of
that is, at came in very pat"
No, 9TH, was the "little leaven-
leavening the whole lump"
The whole raid was good in its
conception. its execution and its re-
suits.
1t speaks we'll for the people of the
Flats; it gladdens the hearts of their
pastor and family, and adds materi
al for future digestion.
May God bless the donors, and
give to each one of them the gift Of
Salvation through Jesus Christ, is
the prayer Of their obedient servant
and pastor. w. &, HILL,
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Stean-Eng ines.

tOAt 1870
Moro effective and more complete, and
more readily adapted to the various mech
anical and agricultural uses than any 9th
or in the market. Practical improvements
accumulated from twenty years manuiac-
turing experience, with reputation main
tanned and success established. Send for
Circulars, descriptive and containing tes!i-
monials concerning PORTABLE, STA
TI0NARY and AGRICULTURAL STEAM
ENGINES. WOOD, TABER & MORSE,
Madison Co., n Y,
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A Sabbath School Convention of
groenbrior prcsbytory, will be held
nj Charleston, on Monday night and
before the spring meeting
Of the Prosbytery.
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The last quarterly communion OF
the ecclesiastical year, will be held
in the Upper Presbyterian Church,
ON the third Sabbath of this month.
Rev. +. A. Thppett will preach on
Friday night; tho pastor on satur-
day morning at lOl o'clock, aud also
sabbath morning and night,
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Principal Graded School.

VIM. Smith informs us that he has
adopted an entire new price list on
all goods, for the year 1875 He
means by this, that he is going to
sell all goods this year, cheaper than
he did in 1877, which will get them
down to very low figures.
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az "ASAS '"'" "N' o. " ~
conception, its execution and its re-
suits.
1t speaks we'll for the people of the
Flats; it gladdens the hearts of their
pastor and family, and adds materi-
al for future digestion.
May God bless the donors, and
give to each one of them the gift Of
Salvation through Jesus Christ, is
the prayer of their obedient servant
and pastor. w. b, HILL,
Studies 10 be Pursued in Priaci-
pals Depnrtmcnt-RUles.
/. Branches to be studied by all
who enter this Department. Spell.
ing, Execution, Writing, Arithmetic,
Natural and Practical, until compile
ted. Composition, Defamation, or
Recitation, and English Grammor
until completed. Algebra, LIST and
2nd part, Rays,) and Geography,
Descriptive and Physical, until COM
plctcd History of the United States,
until completed,
2. Branches that may be pursuod,
by the option of the parent or guar
dian, and decided by the progress Of
the student.
Natural Philosophy, Geometry,
Plane andSpherical; Anatomy, Phys.
iology, Hygiene and Latip, if one
third of the Department study it.
Natural History, Wharey's History.
Parents and guardians are respect.
fully requested by the Board of Edu-
cation, to cooperate with them in
the enforcement of the following
principles and rules:
LIST. Implicit obedience to the
teachers in all requirements, with
the reserved right of complaint to
the Board.
End, Gentlemanly and lady-likc
bearing toward each scholar especi-
ally, and also, to all others with
whom they come into contact, inclu-
ding as it does, respect for supcriors,
courtesy and Kindness to equals and
interiors and the prohibition Of all
improper language, at the school
house and on the way to and from
school.
3rd. The careful and studious
preparation of all studies assigned;
regularity and prompt attendance at
school; none to be absent without the
parents or guardians knowledge and
consent, to be signifed by written
excuses, addressed to the teacher.
4lh. No scholar to be at the school
in the morning before the bell rings
the first time, nor after the school is
dismissed in the evening.
9th. No complaints to be encour-
aged against teachers, or others con-
nocted with the school, which are
not carried by the parties aggrioved
to the party, or parties olIcndingand
further if necessary,
9th, Every scholar must pursue
the course of studies belonging to
each Department, unless excused by
the Board upon application from the
parent, or guardian.
It'll. 1t is the wish of the Board of
Education to make this, q model
school, both in scholarly attachments
and in good behavior, and they be-
speak the hearty and active cooper.
alton of scholars, teachers and pa
rents, or guardians.
Sth. The use of tobacco during
school hours is prohibited.
1.-Two no~t C,uO,,, Sabbath CohnOl
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A few more days Of cold weather
and ice packers viii be happy.
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Lucky is the man who hashis coal
house well filed. *,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
SAND WICG

Manufacturing Company,
SAND RICH,. DcKAEB CO., TIE.
Adams Patent, Sell:feeJIing Pow
err Corn Shelters widely known as
the Sandwich Shellers,) of sizes and capac-
tiles to suit all wants. GREATLY M
PROVED THIS SEASON. FARM HORSE
POWERS OF all sizes and most advantage
Gus forms.
HAND SHELTERS OF ihe highest
grade Of excellence in material and man
ufacture. Send for Illustrated Circular.
:. =. ADAMS, Secretary.