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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-14
UbltuhRIau

sasSt IA Nay " lS;-Tbe vile Of John
tlt 'D oil APOpleIy to-day at Roch.
aaiy,I yIsII5sos, eI,S.o S Nay ls.-Prof. joseph
StlI ~' Smithsonian Institute, died
s6.tiss'o sors, G,,!a ,!Ma,yls.-GsDeral ThOu..
asaa, di,aI aI'P9.a .g55.a,oi oi The American Ride
S,s,1l SI,,SI.I SScs9Iy hi. morning. ThS
h& IL i9G,d isS ptt The Plymouth Church
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Petroleum, market.

PITTSBURGH, May 49, Petroleum
Quiet; crude at 81 647EGl 55 at Parker's,
for immediate shipment; refined at lie for
Philadelphia delivery.
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ENGLAND.
The Great strike--.Compromise
Possible,

LONDON, May 13.-The cotton masters
have granted the operatives their request
for an interview on Tuesday. II is be-
lieyed compromise will be effected.
The Queen, Crown Princess Of Ger.
many, and the Duke Of Cambridge to-day
reviewed 1900 regular troops at Alder
shalt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-14

NEW YoRK, May lS.-The heavy frosts
in parts OF this State and Pennsylyania
did considerable damage TO the crops.
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CrooIkedness and WieItedness.

NEw YoRK, May 12.-EdHard Barnes,
former clerk Of Jacob s.oneman, oi
Cleveland, Wai arrested to-day on q
charge embezIlement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-14

NEW YoRK, May.-Murat Halstead,
editor Of the Cincinnati CoRmzeal, re-
turned to New York from Europe TO.
day.
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o..,a hudson EIcursionists--The
S..,1E gSrllnE Rehearsal OF the May

F.,I'nss Fns Rehearsal OF the May
a.,,.,cI cIScrSSATr, o., May IS.
.. I'm her one hundred and iOr,i.,b
,,l,I. "ha''''la.t Hudson had the i, l,rSesl sIl
st''on - 90 li't Of passenger. she ever car.
NJ. NJ With her two hundred and sixty
4, .i''' 81, she arrived here at : O'Clock
k,.1l'' 'sal''' having been detained .iI
Ei,s,.,,SSs y, ,Ss' Music and dancing and
liS,s' ''''As' made the trip a most de-
s'a,s '.'tl''i si.;.!, city i. gay with f,s', and
t'',a 'n' with the perfume Oi
g,,,, ,r,''a NJ. street look, like aiairy avenue
nj, M iot The rehearsal va, taken
n, +. F.,ilGda,aa i,l''d,aSs va. simply immense
al,,s..,. .,'I oi' i'PrOnounecd by must
P''' 10 be agrnnd production.
l. A. w
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LONDON, May ls.-The Sardinia has
been foated and returns to Liverpool.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-07-13
BE a Gentleman at Home.

There are few families. we imag-
inc, anywhere, in which love is not
abused as furnishing a licence for
impoliteness. A husband, father,
or brother speaks harsh words to
those that he loves the best, and to
those that love him the best, SIM
ply because the security of love
and family pride keeps him from
getting his head broken. 1t is a
shame that a man will speak more
impolitely at times to his wife or
sister than he would dare to do to
any other female except low and
vicious one. Things ought not to
be so. The man who. because it
will not be resented, inficts his
srlen and bad temper on those OF
his hearth, is q small coward and
q mean man. Kind words are the
circulating medium between true
gentlemen and true ladies ut home;
and no polish exhibited in society
can atone for the harsh language
and disrespectful treatment too
often INDUCED in between those
bound together by Gods own ties
of blood, and the still more sacred
bonds of conjugal love.
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Market Report.

[ Corrected reekly by the Nee Orleans Mar
ket Report. .
COTTON-Low Ordinary, 9; Ordina-
ry,9s; Good Ordinary 81; Low Middling
los, Middiing IL; Good Middling III;
Middling Fair l24.
SUGAR-Common 6@64; Prime 749
s; Choice S@S4; Yellow Clarified SIG
81, White 999t. t 80
MOLASSES-Choice 4O@42: Strictly
Prime 36@3S; Prime 3O@32; Fair ESQ
%; Common 2O@23; Centrifugal l7@2l.
MESS PORK-si0 37a@l0 so.
BACON-Shoulders ST, clear rib sides
So, clear sides sos.
DRY SALT MEAT-L,ose and packed
4b@44; shoulders, loose, Al. aa
HAMS Choice Sugar-cured 9l@ 104
Plain canvassed and uncanvassed 10@
lOA.
LARD-Refned tiercs 7997A; pack
ers' tierce Ct; kettle z; refined kegs u
@7f; packers kegs 6@8t.
FLOUR Fancy choice IS 50@s6;
family SIS 25@ S550 ;trebles, low to choice,
81 624(9S5; double extra "a 25@S4 30;
single extra 80 IS; superfne SO 509;--
fine SO 50@3 rs.
CORN MEAL-Good to choice 81 As
80 so. f.ff
POTArOES-l 75c@s2 10 per Dbl
ONIONS-s2 5O@s2 IS per Dbl for
red and yellow.
RICE-Choice II, prime 6i@64. good
6s@6f, fair 5t@6, ordinary 5i@5a, CON-
mon 595}, No. 2 44@4t. -.l.-s
APPLES-None in market.
ORANGES-s6@s8 none in market.
POULTRY-Old chickens $4@s4 80,
young 80 5O@s3, ducks 50, Peese 81.
turkeys S16@sls per dozen.
EGGS-Western l0@12, Creole 12(9
15c per dozen.
misunderstanding to quality 5000.
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Printers Ink Tells.

The Ell Dorado Eagle has over
thirty-6ve announcements for Of
fee, all the way down from Con-
gresham to Justice of the peace.
The only difference between Ar
kansas and Louisiana aspirants
seems to be the superior intelli-
gence of the former manifested by
their using the press to make their
wishes known. In Louisiana, or
in Claiborne parish at least, still
hunting is the popular method of
securing the place. - Claiborne
Guardian.
That's the way it is over here,
too, Mr.. Guardian. They all wait
to be nominated and then expect
their names to be announced free
of charge as q political duty
Richland Beacon.
If our exchanges would see that
every man pays for his advertising
for Office we would destroy this
nefarious dead-beat system. The
Arkansas papers put a stop to it
several years ago.
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NOTICE

The public and all parties interested
are hereby notified that in the destruc-
ton of the Court House, with all of the
records of the courts therein, on the ID
day of June, A. d. 1873, the records to-
gether with all of the papers connected
with the suit of w. P. Guynes vs.. the
Parish of Grant were destroyed, con-
sisting of the pleading, evidence and
Judgment of the Parish Court, rendered
at the October term, 1877, of said court,
in my favor for the sum of Two Hun
dred and Eighty-Seven Dollars and Fifty
Gents, from which Judgment the de-
PENDANT asked for and obtained q sus-
pensive appeal to the District Court,
and gave bond with T. J. Pirtle and
c. H. Mumford as securities in solido for
the sum of Four Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars. Also the Judgment of the District
Court at the January term. 1878, affirm
ing the said Judgment of the Parish
Court for the sum of Two Hundred and
Thirty-One 50-1O0 Dollars and costs,
which Judgment was rendered on the
18th day Of January, 1878. Also, the
execution issued by me in said judg-
ment ON the 9Th day of February, 1873,
with the Sheriff's reLuyn thereon. dated
10th day Of April. 1873. All parties in
terested are hereby notified that shall
apply to the Parish Court for q revival
ahd reinstatement of the said lost rec
ords, with the view of prosecuting my
rights under the said Judgment, as pro-
vided by Law. w. P. GUYNEh
Colfax, La. July Is, 1873. St
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Utilizing Frogs.

We have q story from Middle
town, Conn, that eclipses the mar
wells OF oleomargarine. The peo-
pie of that place have accidentally
discovered how to utilize bullfrogs
by converting them into churners
Of butter. The discovery was
thus reached: A farmer in the
neighborhood, having placed a
pail OF milk in a spring Of water to
cool over night, went there the
next morning, and found. it is SOL
EMMY asserted, instead of the pail
of milk, a large bullfrog sitting in
comtemplative mood upon roll OF
fresh butter. The sole explanation
is that the frog had jumped from
the water into the pail, and, in try
ing to extricate himself, had, by
diligence aud continuous strokes
of his long legs, churned the milk
into butter. Snch a thing might
happen in Rustic Connecticut, but
we will venture to assert that no
bullfrog, however, energetic and
trained, or however agricultural in
instinct, could in any given time
convert the aqueous kind of milk
we get here into butter, or even
into tolerable buttermilk. There
fore, as we can receive no benefit
from the discovery, we shall not
attempt to put it into practice.
We shall continue, in our usual
barbarons fashion, to eat the hind
legs'of frogs, and leave it to Mid
dletown to employ them as natural,
spontaneous, self-acting churners.
New York Times.
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Two or Three Reasons.

We received o communication
this week from q correspondent
signing himself Primary" which
we decline publishing for several
reasons. First, because he fails to
give his own naJoe-or at least to
make it ineligible; second if it is
from the party we think, it is not
his sentiments; third, he suggest
a prominent gentleman for q high
Office, and we charge ten cents a
ine for such calls. The article is
generally good, bat we prefer for
a man to write his own sentiments
and not those of another. Lastly,
if the article is from the source
we think, we do not care to re-
ceive another from that quarter.
In this connection we would re-
mark that any and all communica-
tons of interest to the people will
be published in this paper. The
fact of a difference of opinion will
not cause any communication to be
rejected. In fact, we had rather
publish such. In all cases we in
sist on having a correspondents
full name. In the case above we
we have a private reason for our
course, and it applies only in this
single instance to any one within
the limits of the parish.
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NOTICE

The Democrats of the varions wards
in the parish of Grant are requested to
assemble in Mass Meeting on Saturday,
the 9th day of July, 1878, and adopt
resolutions expressive of their prefer
ence as to the mode of nominating can
didates, whether by primary election or
by a convention.
They are also requested to elect five
delegates to the Convention to assemble
when ordered by the Parish Committee,
should they decide to have one
w. L. RICHARDSON,
Chairman Democratic Committee.
Colfax, July 8. 1873. jyl3
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION SALE.
In the matter Of the Smccessiom Of DR.. james
f. March, deceased.

DY virtue Of an order of sale to pay
ID debts in the above succession, issued
from the Honorable Judge Of the Parish
Court of Sabine Parish, and to me d.
rected, / will offer for sale, in the town
of Collar, in frvnt of Mumfords Store,
now used as the Clerks Office, ON
SATURDAY. the 18th day of August,
A. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock,
the following described property, be-
longing to this succession and sold to
pay debts, to-wit: Blocks No. Two (2}
and Four az, in the town of Colfax,
Grant parish, Louisiana, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon,
said blocks being bounded as fol-
lows: Block No. 2 bounded on the
west by First street, with depth
of one hundred and forth-eight feet six
inches, and on the north by B street,
with depth of one hundred and forty
eight feet six inches, and on the south
by c street, with the same and like
depth, aud on the east by Second street
by like depth. Block No. 4 being bound
ed on the west by First street, north by
d street, on the east by Second street,
and on the south by E street, with q
depth on each of these streets of one
hundred and forty eight feet six inches.
all to be sold to pay the debts Of said
succession.
Terms of sale-C ash on the spot.
CHAS. r. NUGENT, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Grant Parish, La, July
9th, A. ID. 1873. jy13
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SPECIAL NOTICE I!

!. The citizens of Grant parish are here
by notified that / will meet them at the
places named below for the purpose OF
Assessing and Registering:
Ward Z, Montgomery, July 1, 2 and 8.
6, Fredieu's, July 5 and 8.
" 1, Colfax, July 8, 9 and 10.
q Mrs. Taylor's, July IL and Is.
3, Robt. 'Satchers. July Is and lie.
4, Liberty Chapel, July II and 16.
5, Union Precinct, July 10 and 20
Twill return to Colfax July 25th, and
win keep my office open at that place
from day to day until 18th Of August.
J. o. GRAYSON. Assessor.
The tax payers of Grant parish are
hereby notified that / will accompany
the Assessor at the above named places
for the purpose of collecting taxes.
je22 C. C. NASH, Tax Collector.
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"Don't you know I dreamed OF
you the other night?" said an au-
dacious young lady to her back
ward lover. Indeed! And may
/ venture to ask what was the
dream ?" 20, nothing much
thought you asked me to marry
you" Eagerly: Sand did You
consent ?" "Why, you see you ask
ed in such An indirect and unfair
way that I would not give you an
answer" "Aht my dear Julia.
how can / thank you for this OPP
portunity? Let me ask you now,
fairly and directly, will You marry
me ?" mo, sir, ! won't"
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Ia, ss''.ation goes on pretty we'll
-. sa' At Montgomery l4s were
IseFsd, and 2s7 at Colfax. AS
H., not been generally under
that it was absolutely neces-
II" register in order to vote, a
many have taken but little
IN the matter. But as it
Ia. becoming generally under
@st the old papers are of no
|ss..''.i0 look for a very thorough
|,s '''on by the time Mr.. GRAY
II. u.ses his second canvass of
I'M nsa- Keep the fact in your
H. a'd jog your ueighbor when
b, awe the opportunity, and see
las. ~ man, white and black. is
TO cast his ballot.
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hvlll be seen by the announce
|asut Mr.. II. NJ. Jeter, our deputy
|arif Tor the past year, is a can
|adais for sheriff. Mr.. Jeter has
|aids an able and efficient deputy,
|M will doubtless make a good
atuf' as be has the experience
'ss''ary to the proper discharge
aAss officers duties. The adage
not q burnt child breads the fire"
4pdss in bis case, and we dare
v Tat because he was caught
aeplng one time is no indication
&h will occur again.
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VI every man cast an intelli-
e%'o'e at the November election;
laSe specially remind the black
@ps that this is a canvass such
.asy have never seen before in
: salsr free days. No need to let
la Prejudice influence you; no
IAN! adventurers to lncite you
'Ns Jolly Of grinding your own
*a o. YOU now have q chance
90 honest Judgment and to
Jour preference, without
Jug the party lash thrown into
Sales. Come out and act like
"0en for one time.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-07-13

A physician was called. upon to at
tend a seamstress who felt indis-
posed. He inquired as to her
health, and she responded, very ap-
propriately, "Well, it's about sew,
sew, Doctor, but seams worse TO-
day, and have had frequent stitches
in the side. The doctor hemmed.
as he felt her pulse, said she would
mend soon, and left prescription.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-07-13

he Democrats of the various
|wds are requested to assemble
ruass meeting in their respective
mis-, on the 9th inst, to adopt
Siatons expressive of prefer
as Is to primaries or conven-
saa See the notice elsewhere.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-07-13
sM jnd'ei" advertisements
IoDlx y paid for i" Advance or
I'M ~ discontinued after the
sasrsso".

,s, that there may be no misun-
n" .a;ngs and disappointments when
: s"s for such matters arrives s' we
o., in advance that no Ca candidates G".as.
Los. the same is paid for In ad-
n,,s ,pd no communication o. or call
W. .d;d.tes will be inserted unless ac-
.,;sd BY the money to pay for the
:, tbs rate of ten cents per line
p ucb communications. This rule
A not be dsviated from in any in,
=. !, q under any circumstances and
- will avoid any unpleasant mis-
|.,ussuding with us by bearing this
Il, n mind.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR SHERIFF.

r. arc authorized to announce the
# Mr.. Fl. NJ. JErER as a candi-
!. ., Sheriff at the ensuing election,
|.;x, to the mode of nomination that
I, s adopted by the Democratic
r. either by primary election or by
,srption.
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The Bart Able continues in this
ads, and seems likely to become
lnmanent rs well as popular in
naion. We are under obliga-
ss to her gentlemanly officers
h many favors.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-07-13

Don't tell a man you sweat. 1t Is
vulgar. Inform him that yon are
being deprived of the saline and OLE
aginOus fluids of your material sub
stance through the excretories OF
your pellucid cuticle, with a sensl-
bic condensation of moisture upon
the superficial exterior.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-07-13

Olives there man with soul 80 dead,
Who never to himself hath said,
I'll pay, before go to bed,
The debt owe the printer2
Yes, there are some we know full well,
Who never such tale Guild tell,
But they, l fear. will go lowell,
The place where there is no winter"
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hose who failed to register this
.sk will have another chance, of
|,irh due notice will be given in
NJ columns. Keep an open eye
|d don't neglect to register.
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dec o week in your own town. IS
SDOO Outfit free. No risk. Reader
il You want business at which persons
of either sex can make great pay oil the
time they work, write for particulars 70
II. HALLErr Il CO., Portland, Maine.
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.pssq Isq no pusas o. psq eqs il
Moqemos .! ae aeS p.!sqs Asuz eM
-pss1 GpveIIs SOUS meod sui
sulq3Ivy o, saueo usa IsSsA HON MON
:Aoqs 9 10 puIH asesI eqa sleS eqs u i.
Aoqsmos sno .! puy II.sqs asq uoS ana
'Aou4 o. ,ou 4qSuo Gus So!qaswos SAL
'usmoA ss!1IoA Su!qaGus s.eIeqa u
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Don't fail to register.

The report about cotton worms
-,,ss to be without foundation.
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Our charges for announcing the
Ines Of candidates is Five Dol
n Payment invariably in adj
..nse
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the GREAT CAUSE ~
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The world-renowned author, in this
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.x,lsoFIn0 s. uBmoM
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Beware, Ladies, Don't Read /!
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su 3A
3 7m sico 81
ri 89 aizna s-
saau.s aE t.
s $500 lloe oG ties
H- qH
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bonds OF cOnjugal love.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-15
A NEW REV ELATION.
Washington Post.1

Tie truc inwardness of the re.
cent order promulgated in the In
terror department abolishing the
half hour for luncheon, is very
nicely shown up in the light Of the
following facts For number OF
years past very worthy old wo-
man has had tue privilege of keep
'ny lunch counter in the base
mcnt Of the Patcn; Office, and he'
palatub cooking was always gen
rrrusIv ra,:onized by the clerks.
When Frcund lost his position a.
| the House icS'aurauDt, he imme-
dialely pcti:ioned Schu.z for this
privilege, and Il few months ago
| Lhc poor woman was ous;cd and
The Teutonic friend Installed. The
rks neither liked the change
nor the method adopted, and with
one accord they deserted lhc cream
! vun man and went outside the
uilliag for thci: lunches. Com>
plants were made to the secretary
that his protege was losing money.
'Eorthwlln the order was issued
which !orbiGs the clerks leaving
the building during the day, and
compcls them to cilhe: brILg a
luncheon with them or patron:ze
the Scc:cta:y's caterer down
stairs. The employees are re
solved TO stand firm in ;heir oppo-
ci.ion tn tho intruder who has Sup>
planted their popular old cook
and oring in future their own
| iuuci,o.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-15

the exclusion o! the honest and
legal returns Of the vote Of Louisi-
ana were forgerics-a fact which.
could have been proven in five
minutes if the Commission had ad-
mittcd testimony, bit which the
majority refused to admit because
they probably knew Of the fraud.
Judge Levisce's testimony was en-
tirely unexpected, and startled
everyone who heard Of it. 1t
doubtless will be the me. ms of
opening up the carefully connected
and intricate system Of frauds by
which the vote Of Louisiana was
stolen for Hayes, and must Of ne-
cessity convince the most obdurate
partisan OF the extent Of the crime
that has been committed against
the right OF suffrage and republic
canism jE the williul and utterly
shameless pei version OF the fairly
exp. esscd viii! Of the people Of
sovereign state. The few noisy
opponents Of the investigat will
p,nbabIy give us but little mere an
noyance in the light of these terri.
ole discIo,ures.-W Washington Post
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THE IMPROVED
REMING TON
SEWING MACHINE.

I. Makes perfect lock stitch, alike 49,
both sides, or all kinds of goods.
2. Runs lights, smooth, noisclcss a,'1
rapid.
3 Drrablc-runS for years without.
pair. -
fancy stitching in n superior manner
5. Is most easily managed by tho ";
orator. Length of stitch may l>c altc, 81
while running, and machine can ~
threaded without passing thread thron. -
holes
[. Design simple, ingenious, oleGa''t>
Forming the stitch without the use of e =:
Wheels gears, rotary cams, or lever arr:
Has tho Automatic Drop feed, which ~:
sures uniform length of stitch at az
spced. Has our new Thread Control',r,
which allows easy moNcment OF nee" =.
bar and prevents INJURY to thread
7. CONSTRUCTION most careful ana
,slled. 1t is manutactuTcd by tue NJ =
slil]ful and cxpcriencctf mechanics, at ''
celebrated Remington 4hrnory, lion, y.
| v Attention IS called to oNr groatl%
duccA prices.
s Tie No. = Pennington Machiue t.
Manufacturing and family nsc has 10
rrcc,,tly improved, and 10 offered I" q SC
publlc with the assurance that 1T wa
live entire satisfaction. ArmerJ ll!"II,
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PRINCIPAL OYficE
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