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The Civil Service,

Mr.. w. NJ. Dickson sends to the Gin
cinnati Commercial thoughtful let
ter on civil service reform. He makes
strong argument against the popu-
lar demand for the severance of poll
tics from the civil service, and urges
that we cannot sheer at politicians and
at "political priesthood" without
sneering at our form of government,
which makes candidacy for office ne
cessity. He claims that politician
makes better clerk and better Off
Ger because he knows his failure TO do
his work honestly and well will weak
en- and drive from power the party
which gave him his place; that the ad-
ministration of tho Government will
be more elective if it Is everywhere
in the hands of its friends. He adds:
'.This is written in the inter, st of
reform nothing so retards his as the
failure of attempted impossible
schemes. With a reasonable rotation
in Office (merc clerical offices are not
ntAt ittti tu 10 !. ahh Il SNlibtioli VI VI
gcers from those equally competent
and honest, based upon political con-
siderations, there yet remains an am
pie field for reform, into which do
not now enter"
In conclusion the writer makes a
strong point in saying that the pacifi-
cation of The country on just basis
and TIL: maintenance of the public
credit are questions of too much inn
portance to be imperilled by the inter-
position of clamor about appoint
ments made in such way as to in
crease the danger of bringing into
power party whose necessities and
traditions forbid any civil service re-
form whatever.
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II " ID y w.
sheriff sedgwiek 0unty kaa-is.
Adams, English & fiin, Atforne5 for Plaintiff 4
ZJt
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SheriE's Sale

District court, 18TH Judicial District, sed.wies
county, Kansas.
S. W Lakin,
VS..
Milton III LakIn, ct al.
Bv virtue OF an order OF sale issued out Of the
Ills ret curt of the l5Ih Judicial district wherein
> W Lakin, is paintiii and Milton IL Lakin. e1
al are defendants. Will on
Saturday, The l5ih day Of april, a. d. l-ss
between the hours of 2 and O. clock D. m. ar
Inc courthouse door. being at the front q he
building known a. Eagle Block, on Douglas
VENUE IN the city Of WIcnita, Kansas, oder for
sale at public auction, 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash In h mi, all the right, title an interest OF
the defendants Milton a Lakin, eI a. "a amt 70
the following described real pfopert. situated N
die unty OF -edzWtcg, II &c Of NLusEs. - Ait-
Ibe nor Invest quarter OF section 40 twenty
Two t.2) township number twenty-five tLji-
south OF range 40 one fi) west SAID real prop
-rty is levied upon as the property Of dsieniaats
Milton II Ltkin, tai, and VIII be sold % s-ttsfF
SAID Or.er Of sale.
sheriG's Onice, Wichita, March II. ISIS.
H. " DUNNiNG. -herid.
Harris & Harris, FiiG Attorneys is
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Notice U, 8 Internal Revenue Spe-
cial Tax

Under the Revised statutes ofthe United States
Sections 3232 3337, 323S and 1893, every person
engaged in any business, avocation or employ
ment, which renders him liable to q special tax.
is required 10 procure and place and keep con-
spieuously in his establishment or place of bus
mess a Stamp denoting the pay ment OF said
special tax Tor the special-taX year beginning
May /, ISIS. section 324i, Revised Statutes, d. s
ignntes who are liable to special tax y return,
rs prescribed ON + Orm II, Is also required by
law Of every person liable 10 special tax "a
above. severe penalties are prescribed for non
compliance with the foregoing requirements. o.
Tor continuing in business alter April 80, I5Is,
without payment OF tax.
Application should be made to O.. +. Beates
Deputy Collector OF internal Heyente, at juno
tlOn City, X snsas. Jl-ft
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sharif's Sale.

Dislsict Court, 18Th Judicial district, sedswie<
county, Kansas.
J steele and u. " Levyfl
partners - steele X Levy,
W II. Reed and Louisa Reed
Isv virtue OF an ord o. sale issued 0ut 20 ne
district court Of Inc 1911 jcdcis Dis-l-t. ting
10 and for ~ed4 wick county kausl-. wherein
J n steele ADD AZ " Levy. pl4tlers 81 ,ireie
& Levy are plIinIids, and " d. Eeel and
Louizii Reed are defendants, IS ia on
satsrGsy he 1874 Dog Of AFrl, D ISIS
between tho hours Of and o'elock. p NJ. at
he courthouse door, beng ~ TIE 'front.' of ne
building known as EIgis Block, ou buusl.s- ave.
ia the city 81 Wichita, kan=ii=, oftr ffr sac ~
ublic auction g the highest bil.ler i1r cash n
ami. ali The right, q ie ans Interest oi iht ee-
rn,tants ~ r. lseed and LOUISA Reed. o. tld .
he following described real property -it1atsd
o., the couaty Of -edgwick, stale 90 han=Ess
o wit:
Lots Nos tbirty-two tl2l and ihirfr-f,ur %,
On " ter street IN dliam Ggil-u-lei al
iitlon tn tue city o. WislA silt Zeal proper
y is levied upon the properly Of acis'''ants
i N Reed and Louisa Reef, ard VIII re a1ii
20 -riisfy aid order OF 5stl-
sheriff = once, WichIts, March II, ISIS
H. " DUNSi%G, sheriff
VI W Levy, PITTS Attorney 90
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Discouraged

The Louisville Courier journal
Democratic is somewhat discouraged
at the prospect Of the Democratic par
ty, and calls it riff-raf of poor fools
1t thinks the party's present situation
and prospects must be the subject OF
serious apprehension with all thought
full Democrats, and says: cit has beei
the victim of abbominable leadership.
1t has an inferior complement of poll
ticians and weak press. 1t is vivid
cd on immaterial points. Not ungen-
erous as TO personalities, it is divided
upon such petty favorites az have mel
its approval"
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5O-5t
STATE OF KANS rs, Ia
SedgwIck County.

STATE OF KANs rs, ,ss
SedgwIck County.
In the Probate Court of said County.
In the matter Of the estate of Thomas William
son, deceased.
To SHsaa c. v Williamson.
You are he eby notified that Benjamin Green,
administrator OF the estate OF SAID Thomas " Il
hanson, deceased, did On the I'D day OF March,
A. ID. ISIS. ile his petition in said probate court
praying Tor the sale of the following described
resi- estate, situated in the county Of Sedg=lek
and state OF Kansas, TO wit:
The east half of the north east quarter of sec
tion number thiTty-three t3s), and the west half
IF the noi invest quarter of section number iEir-
ty-fOur 49, in township Number tweHfy mine
t2D south of range numbertwo ~ east
OF which the said Thomas Williamson died
seized the sale OF said above described reai es-
tate being prayed for, for the purpose OF the
payment OF the debts of said deceased.
SAID petition will be heard by said probate
court AT its Office in the city of Wichita, Ssdg-
wick county kansas, on saturday the 6th day OF
April. a. u. I.7s, at 1 o clock p
BENJAAIN GREEN,
Administrator of the estate OF Thomas " HAM
son deceased.
j. N Baderston, Pitts Attorney. SD
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For the EAGLE.
Our Last Far.

EDITOR EAGLE From remark s
made by Mr.. Mills at the late election
of fair officers, q number of the stock
holders were led to believe that the
management of last year had been 10
plunge the association headlong into
debt. So far as such remarks may re-
feet upon myself care nothing, but
as the impression might work injury
to the society, and as our secretary
has not given proper publicity to the
transactions of the year, though re-
quested so to do, and as we can hard
ly expect the hearty cooperation OF
the people unless they are permitted
to know something about how the
business is running, | beg leave to
submit the following facts, figures
aud comments:
Our net proceeds were ST, 6S7.45.
Total expenses, including floral hall
building, grading track, breaking for
tree planting and $54 10 of old debts,
were 81 ,S94.l3. Those old debts were
many of them of three Or four years
standing, and only calculated to
smother out the credit of tho institu-
ton. Every premium, so far as ap-
piled for, (save a 81 to Mrs. G. NJ.
Wight amounting to 1921 20, have
been paid. Mrs. W will receive her
premium Oh application to the secrc-
tary. To Offset the S207 of excess in
expenses we have over $500 worth of
permanent improvements. No officer
except the secretary has received any
salary.
Wishing only to advance the socie-
US interest aud to see it grow and I
prosper until it becomes second only
o the great Mississippi Valley fair
leld annually at ST. Louis, am,
Yours, w. Ii. Ransom,
Ex-President Association. :
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District Court. 's.n judicial Di'trist. ssds-
Mich cnnnfV. kInsas.
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Laral Notice.

WIcHTI, -clgWics t1uHigl H.rl-sI
March =. Isl.
Pursuant % the require nents OF section ~.
chapter 81 session Laws OF 1876. l1lsce O. here
by civ en- that The following described iausi- aau
i0wa lots situated IN -eggWitk county safe II
aansas, were sold On The 4tl day oi -eptcuilef,
ls1J, FOR the taxes Of i-It. aud rcmlfl uare-
deemed, and tdat the aIGpuuI necessary Cd TO-
eeuSaid lands aEd town lots, computed o. he
last day of redemption, - s-afed Opposite each
descriptien respectively. Ana lurfaer uarirr .
gwen that the purchasers Of said bands ana own
lots viii be entitled % derris Tor ie same sa ne
IA day o. september, Iss', anlcl5 rrsa'-sly
retset med.
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Rhode Island.

"Little Rhody" is firmly Republican
Last year the Republican majority wa'
only AL. At the election held OIL
Wednesday last it was $500 and the
Legislature is very strongly Republi
can. Gov. VanZandt was the Repub
lican candidate for reelection.
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Latest Improved Kind.
Sherif'5 Sale,
Notice.


United States Land Office,
Wichita Kansas, April 6, 1878. !
Complaint having been entered al this Office by
Graham Barbee vs. james Dollns and Ed ward
Franks for abandoning their Usage flings No
l2 62l and Ia ESQ, dated August e. 1876, and June
20 1871, upon the southeast quarter. section thir
four west, in sedgwlck county, Kan sas, with
vi-w TO the cancellation of OF said entries; the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at
O'Clock u. m, TO respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment. Plaintiff
gives notice that he will pp.y % enter said land
1-4t Il, AYLOR Rfafs11.
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Indians TO be Removed.

AT the request OF the Indian Office,
the Secretary of War has ordered the
release Of the Cheyenne and other In
dians imprisoned at st. Augustine,
Florida. They will be sent to Fora
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS.
County of S-dgwiek.
In the Probate Court, IN and for said county
In the matter OF the estate Ut Michael Donahoe,
drceaseti.
Credito and all other persons interested IN
the aforesaid estate, are hereby notified, that at
the present term of the Probate Court, in
and Tor said county, now holden at the Office of
the Probate Judge in Wichita, county OF sedgwick
State of aforesaid, Saturday, the 4th day oil
May, y. D. 1875, 1 shall apply 10 said court ior
full and final settlement vi said estate.
JOSEPHINE DOSAHOE.
Administrator of the estate of NJ Ichael Donahoe
deceased -
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Dl-tfict tOuTlr 5uultA1i 0iStlltt
Sedgwick county, Kansas.
Charles Deane,
NJ ZimmerIy Settie Zimmerly. Henry
Sears, L. 3 b ish and j. >ulim m,
d irtner5 rs Bllsi X Silliman. F.A. Willie
John } Bonnet, Jam DGny and Chss
III Trowbridge, partners as Bennett,
b. virtue Of an order of sale issued out of the
district court of the 18th judicial district, sitting
In and for sedgwick county, han-as, herein
Charles Deane is plaintiff. aud NJ. Zimmerly
Neitie Zimmerly, Henry Sears, L. BIisb and
j h. Sifliman partners Bush & Siliiman, r.
A. Wilte John j. Bennett, James Duffy and
Charles IL. Trowbridge, partners as Bonnett,
Duly & Co., defend nts, Will on
Saturday. the 27th day Of AprH, 1s7s,
between the hours of and 4o'clock p. m ut the
courthouse door being at the front oil the build
ing known As Eagle Block on Douglas Avenue in
the city of Wichita, Kansas offer for sale at pub
lie aue ton to the highest bidder for cash IN hand
all the right title and interest OF the defendants
NJ Zmmerly, Nettie ZimInerly, Henry Sears, p.
Il Rlish aDd j. Il c.llimIn, partners as blish 4
SilIman, L. a. Willie, John j. bennett james
Duffy and Charles IL TrOwbride-, partners as
Bnonett, Duffy & 20 in and TO the following de
scribed real property situated IN the county OF
Sedgwick state OF Kansas, TO wit:
Th,. southwest quarter of section No. eighteen
Qs) in township no. twenty EIGHT t2s), south OF
range No, one ~. east
sax. real property is levied upon as the prop
erty Of defendants, NJ Znmmeriy' Setuc LIn-
man partners as 3 sh & SilliInan, +. A Vile,
John j Bonnet, james DuHy and Charles ii.
lroW bridge partners rs Bennett. Duty Co.,
and will he sold to satisfy said or err Of sale
sheriGs Office wichita, sedSwick county,
iA'n'''' ''A'0H % 81 = H. w. CUNNING,
Sheriff Sedgwiek County, Kansas.
G. E. Deane, Attorney for Plaintiff. 5s-5s
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The Republicans carried Indianapo-
Lis, Indiana, by large majority. A
dispatch from that city states that the
town elections throughout Indiana on
Tuesday, show large Republican gains
in Ill parts Of the State.
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lsagl Notice.

To John Nj. Green
You are notified that you have been sued BIZ E.
d. Jewett and Kos Harris ard that their peti ion
against you Is flied in the office OF the Clerk of
the District Court OF Kansas, in and for Sedg-
wick county, clsiiniug that they The absolute
owner in fee simple and in possession Of the
northeast quarter OF the northwest quarter OF
section twelve, township tWenty-eIghf. range
one west, in Sedswick county. kansas, and hat
they holt the -ame By virtue OF a deed executed
ny John Behfens TO ihem and that they are in
formed thst you have some lien on or estate or
interest in said lands adverse to plaintiffs inter-
est therein. Plaintiffs bring this action 10 quiet
and determine their title to said land.
The judgment prayed for IN said petition -
that plaintiffs estate in and TO said land be eslao
ilshed against your adverse claim th-rt To-, and
tina; their title 10 said land be qaiefed and deter
mined as against you and all persons claiming
under OF through yOu and that you AMI such per-
sons be forever barred, foreclOsed and estopped
from setting up any claim to said land 90 law or
in equity. You afe notified that unless you an
swer the said peiiIeH on or before May ist ISIS,
the same will be adjnde ed to be true and jEdg-
ment will be rendered as prayed therein
E. b. JkWETT,
KOS HARRIS
Soft Plainfifs
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The Baltimore G1zefte reluctantly
admits that Mr.. Tilden while techni-
cally not guilty in the income tax re-
turns, did not act with ''the most
standard honor"
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For the Eagle.
A Letter From Kechi.
KECHI, April 6, 1873

KEcHI, April 6, 1873.
EDITOR EAGLE Our peaches are
not killed, and of course the apples
are yet safe. Sheep have been getting
good living Oh the wild grass range
tor the last four weeks. Some of our
farmers are putting in their corn and
many others are just finishing up the
preparation of the ground by logging
aud narrowing. Upon the whole
spring work is getting well ahead and
we could afford to suspend half day
or so for rain. "A bridge across the
middle branch of Chisholm creek is
at last an assured fact. Messrs Reese
& Sawyer have everything on the
ground and expect to build it the
coming week.
After four meetings for the pur-
pose of choosing school house site
in our district, location has been
fixed upon at the center of section
tweniy-eight, Messrs. Sullivan and
Scott leasing roads 10 that point for
the coming seven years, while Thorn
as Hunt furnishes one acre, rent free,
for the Site
1t was Thursday noon when they
drove.up to neighbor Culp's. On the
side of the wagon in which they rode
was in gilt letters american Tabu-
lar Company" which in plain English
means Lightning Rods. While one of
them sat holding the reins, and nod
ding the meanwhile as if sleepy, or
tipsy, the other got down and devot-
ed halt hour importuning Mr.. &. to
have rod put up. Among other in
ducements Mr.. G. was offered from
thirty to one hundred per cent. less
than usual rates, and being assured
the job would cost only about 500 he
concluded to take one. The rod ven
ders set up their ladders, scaled his
little house, run rod up the front,up
the slope of the roof to the comb, halt
round the chimney, then along the
comb and down the slope of the roof
and into every real aud imaginary
corner or curve on its way to the
kitchen roof, along the comb of that,
around the chimney and down the
root and side of the building to the
ground. And it is highly probable
that Mr.. G. will never experience a
more severe lightning stroke than the
one occasioned when this Tabular
Co." presented bill for $48. Truly,
tabulate means to flatter.
Yours, FARMER X.
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GOLD.
The New York money market, as reported
by telegraph on the Sth inst. give the follow
ing:
Gold opened aud closed at 1015.
Silver bars-Sl.20i greenpacks 1194 gold.
Silver coin. and per cent. discount.
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rressuror,s Nat &C Of Sale Of school lands.

County Irea-urer's once. March =. i-7s-
Notice Is he eby given that viii On saturday.
he = day Of April. ISIS. II my Office. ODER Tor
ile aud SELL TO the hIg hest bidder, DO Legal sub
divisions, the following described srhrUl land,
-ltuatcd sedswiek cOuaiy, state II haa-2ss
. wit:
E.lcnc .sn ~ -. D. - !. -.
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SEWING MACHIN ES!

OF ALL KINDS AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
Anybody wishing to purchase n Sewing Ma
chine ofany kind W IL do well 10 call on the UNDER
signed we intend to sell ut prices To defy com
petition. Also Repairing and Finishing uone
W. SCHMEISSER & co.
At McMillen's Office, Main Street, Cd door south
Wichita Savings Bank. 81 6m
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John Saws He is Ready.

Sherman says no power but Con
gress can prevent him from resumins
specie payments on the first of Janu-
arv, and that the New York bankers
are talking great deal bigger than
their stature warrants.
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The New Orleans Times covers the
whole case in Louisiana when it tells
the people Of that State to raise less
he'll and more sugar.
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Topeka to Have a Government Building.

The bill appropriating 100000 for
a Government building for United
States courts and post Office at Topeka
passed the United States Senate on
Monday.
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POLAND CHINA's.-I have a few pens OF
Poland China pigs for sale at $40 a pair, or
S12 piece, delivered in Wichita Address.
PAT WILLIAM JONES, Wichita.
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improvements on se. Of Sc valucd % So.
BIDS on fhe above described land ntf De- El.ltis
between tie hours Of 10 O'Clock "a. no aud F. q la
On said day Of sale. l.. \. WOgDCOCh,
ST. Cuuuri Igc1sn err.
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Treasurer's Notice of Sale of School Lands.

County Ireasnrers 0flioe, March %, ISIS.
Notice is hereby given init viii, Oh saturday,
the 9th day of april, ISIS, at my office, Onel
| for sale and sell to The highest bidder, in legal
| subdivisions the following described school
land situated in oedgwick county, state OF Kan
sls, to-wit;
| III oc -ontio.. Ie t.,,,.1, o. rnrac 4 wet
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Ell PAso, KAN, March 20, 1877

Ell PASo, KAN, March 20, 1878.
ED. EAGLE Will you please say
we reorganized Rockford Grange No.
Clio, with twenty-three members,
March 9TH, elected and installed Off
GERS. They have gone to work in
earnest and we wish them success,
hoping they may be united, for in
unity there is strength. If we will be
united we can accomplish anything
we undertake. The following sre the
officers: Master, j. III. Munich;
Overseer, A Burnell; Lecturer, John
Tucker; Steward, A. Law; Chaplain,
NJ. Chaplin; Treasurer, A. Moon; Sec
rotary, John Huffbauer; Gatekeeper,
IL. Heriu; Ceres, Sister Burnell; Po-
mona, Sister Moon; Flora, Sister Her
in; Stewardess, Sister Law. We re-
turn our thanks to the officers and
members for their kindness to us
whiie we were with them.
C. Coon.
nie3riot aofpror 9th Disfrict
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ICE ICE ICE
Northern Lake Icecicles.

Henry Sweiter who has served our citizens in
above trade acceptable in the pasf, has sec ur
ed very large quantity of pure ice from the
north and will take pleasure in furnishing iasnl-
lies nj the lowest market price eff
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Senator Ingalls, has introduced a
bill to levy tax on spirituous malt
liquors in the District of Columbia
by the introduction of the MofIett
bell punch.
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The
The
Walter A. Wood,
SELF BINDING
H A r V E S 7 E r.
Manufactured by the
WALTER A. WOOD
Moving and Rcaying Machine Company,
HoosICK FALLS, NY.
j. L. HAYNER e. CO,
General Southwestern Agents,
st. Louis, Mo-.

THE WALTER A. WOOD elf-bnding har-
yester is the accredited head of the Whole lar
vestng Machine family and Its superior strength
durability ease OF Management, styi~ oil finish,
and capacity for harvesting and binding grain in
= superior manner, is acknowledged.
THE WALTER A. WOOD seif-bInding har-
vester leaves lew scatterings, seldom stops
for repairs and possesses great advantages IN en-
abllug the farmer 10 be comparatively indepcnd-
ent OF harvest hands; saves Labor aud annoyance
H. the domestic depaI iment - well as in The ieid,
max ing the 'haryest time, - no more to be dread
ed then any other of the farm seasons.
THE WALTER A WOOD seif-bindiug har-
xesrcr ia q great grain. inc and iabor-savIng
ND acuine does its wUik with the utmost speed,
safety and economy, does not keep II gang OF men
about ON EXP. Ese, never tires out or quarrels
VITA the cook is always ready and willing 10 do
a full days WORT ann do il we'll
THE WALTER A. WOOD seli-biedins har-
vestsr Is fully warranted IN substance rs ful-
Iovs. Th4i the machine Is duriolej II any part
r,vrs ont within one year and the tauit is in the
nscbine adupficIte OF such part VIII be fur-
n;shed sree: that the machine Is capable OF cut
ting and binding grain As fast or Easter, ant. As
,r.Ii a, better than any reaper or harvester cut
ting the same width, and using hand binders,
TIE WALTER a. WOOD self-binding har-
x,a.t.r vas a scarce article after harvest CONF
roa,cad l,,f year and Will be this, ana parties
,.,arring machines shoule order early.
C.i, or -end and get a pamphlet, giving iaH
de scrsption of the machine; Win na.nes oi pur-
hsssrr who bought last; also containing many
cnr,ifcatss together with factory price list,
CnTre.nondepce invited from those who an
tfci nate bu y ing the coming season -
j A. W ALLACE, Agent.
Ona door east Of Rsese,s Livery Shns'
DVuzlas aYruus, Wirhies, Asnsss. WV"