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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-09-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

RFOtnonot3FY Notice.
NOTICE i hereby given that john Hart.
" Committee OF Sarah Hart. a luuatic, has
uird his account. as SnIi Committee, in the
ProthOuutary'S office of Juniafl county. and
thai the same will b. presented to the Court
tor confirmation. AZ the Court HnuSe in Nif-
tlint"wn, on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is,
1873.
GEO. REYNOLDS, Profhoaotary.
ProthOuotary'S Office. Miiiiin-
town. AIgnSt 9. 1879.
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Nesg Id, erfisemeHfs.
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE! J!

TENHE undersigned viii offer at public saie'
L on the premises, his Mansion Farm
situated in Fayette township. Junidia coun-
tv. Pa, one-hllf mile south of Oakland
Mills. at | O'Clock P. NJ on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, 1879,
Beng a tract of ll5 Acres, about 100 acres
clear land, in good state OF cultivation
the balance in timber. The Improvements
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-09-10
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

pY virtue Of an order Of the Court of
ID Common Fleas ot Juniata county, the
Undersigned, Assignee OF Miller Wood
ward. for the benefit of creditors, viii offer
at public sale. on the premises, in Green
wood township, Junata county, Pa, at
O'Clock z. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1st, 1878,
The following real estate, to wit \ tract of
land situate in said township, S,uhd-d a3d
described aS follows On the east by lana,
Sarah Ann Cnpp, on the south by lands OF
George Woodward and JIcoD Stimeling
on the north by land of George Lawson,
aud on the west by lands of Doty, Parker
x Co., and Joseph Mcdonald, containing
ahnuf
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ORPHANS =
SALE !
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1879,
DWELLING HOUSE,

Bank Barn, Wagon Shed, and other ont
buildings. About lGp acres are cleared and
in a good state 81 cuitivatioa-the bA,Ince
excellent tiubcrland There is good line
stone 1aIrry and lime kiln on the farm, and
a good orchard OF choice fruit, aud plenty
o. GOOD waite.
TERMS OF SALE.-TcA per cent. Of the
purrb5S, Uoney TO b. paid on the day OF
sale; - Der cent. 80 confirmation ct sale
hy She Court ~ pr cent. on April !. lSNh.
vtcu de,.d will b,. delivered and possession
given; and the remainder on the lSt of
April, 1851, with interest from April ISt,
1850, to b. secured by judgment.
DANIEL ZEIGLER,
Adm'r of Christian lmschUit,t.,l, deed.
sept 3, 1879,
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Better Times AplE1Glll5

p-,. 81 01tn8
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IIOiOHceiiGS ...... .......'.'ss aa..1
Double Bass ......-..-.-''s--i1' - --s,,,i
GuiiTS ..-....... -.-..''' a,.5if 1
IiOfit BOlrs 80. .---...-...' =, 5;-,si
.7ccOTG 'OHS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
VioLn and Guitar Strings. Boxes D-'
Keys. Tale Boards Sc
Mouth Organs, extra quality MS
Flutes, Fifrs, Fageolets. Clirl',,S' -,
and BAsD ln>u-. 1iS al "''-
cash prices -
Sheet aud Wasic Books malisd on '''''
Price. a
Piano Stools, Music Stands, fl'Ig i,.-r
Organ Polish. Any Of tht Aoo'o me. y
mcnts will be forwarded At short nO'
addressing the cr0si
McKHLIPS ORG AN MANU- ~ rs
Aew O-glns at astonishing! to- hi-,is
Second- hand d. other ndSe' d
Tor further p.lrticullr' a1iIr', FPS.
0rsan M,n..l..S,.rrPt ,...s.,sr. p
$50 =. Oleen s., Lah.''''
Dec. I, lo7S-Jm
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BRICK AND LOG HOUSE,

the latter weather boarded good BANh
BARN, Wagon Shed, Spring House ana
other outbuiidings, two Wells of good
water. one at the house, the other at the
spring house. A stream of never iallins
water passes through the farm. There Is a
general variety of good fruit ON the farm.
The farm is well fenced.
Also-No. .. 4 tract of no Acres, one
mile north Of Oakland Mills. Sixty acres
clear, balance " oodland. The improve
t4t,sufs
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TWO-ST0RY STONE HOUSE,

HU-NlUhf O1UsE ilOIch,
BANK BARN, and other Outbulidings.
Fruit of different kinds. There IS Il run
ming pump of water at the house.
A!>o-No. 3. A tract Of 50 Acres of
Woodland, about % miles north Of Oakl'nd
Mills. The timber ON the tract is Of the
good quality.
Persons wishing to see the land, if they
desire. NAV be accompanied By the propri-
etor, Michael Yoder, who resides Oh the
man ion farm.
Terms made known on diy of sale.
MICHAEL YODER.
Sept. 10. 1879.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-09-10
Legal Mfices.
IfEAL. ESTATE AT
PUBLIC S AL b.
O37 ArCR Z s ,

adjoining lands OF John Patterson III. M M
ri.,n and others. One hundred clear, the
h.,I,rc,. in timber. The improvements are
, 1879-05-11
THE COMMUNISTS.

1h11 WILL NOT NOMINATE JUDGES.
moderately attended Convention OF the Social
4sa Was hed last evening ut Uhlfch's Hall for the
palpose OF nominating candidates for the Judge
smps 70 be vacated next June. Halt dozen in
o+iooats were named ~ Chairman, but Sam Gold
scored the home run. On taking tue chair
&c announced the object Of the Convention Henry
" ''@m c. "as selected to occupy the yice-chair.
eofse sch1ll1ng, from the Committee appointed
e'ook up the judicial candidates, reported that
~ most lifting were: Supreme conrt-Thomas
! osa'; circuit Conft-Judges McAllister and nod-
Se"' "" b. Barnum, Adoiph Noses, and George
aseon The following three were selected as sub
ste1ea In case any Of the others declined: D. D.
@e1tadez' g. Gardner, and julius Rosentha1.
farl Kempke spoke alternately in German and
1nslishr every t~o or three seconds and urged
sost ne party should 20 slow, and make no uomi-
oaslons without careful consideration.
eenGor AcAuliHe moved that the ''drst- named
i iSHusu oe Inc nominees Ut the party, and made
ong tpeeeh1n sppport OF his motion.
), nfothef rose to point Of order and suggested
taaI tne convention should first determine whether
nomination be made or not
1ne Cnalf ruled that the point WAS not we'll tagcu
~ toe reason that the Convention had taken no
aeIaon on the report -:
Sfotee schil1ing related at great1ength the duties
Aaa iaoon o OF the Committee to select candidatea-
ue'eeate moved to lay the report OF the Com
mlttee on tha table. '"~
~ @nepfesentattve Meier thought that such . motion
"aa lssen'1emahly and not called for.
, 1879-05-11
ELOPED.

The Daughter of the Rev. ]. P. Taylor, OF
Camden. N, j., Elopes with Painter. =
Specfaz Dispatch to The Tribune.
CAMDEN. N, IT, May 10.-When the Rev. J.
P, Taylor came down stairs this morning und
gathered his family around him at the break
fast table there was vacant place. Miss Nellie
his daughter, was missing. During the night
she hid left the house, and there were no traces
left Of her. Tie inthcr thought she was some
where in the uelghborhood. Others who we're
ocouainted with Miss Nellie shook their heads,
and soon it began to be whispered around that
the Young lady had eloped with painter. Mr..
Toylor is the Rector OF st. Johns Protestant
Episcopal Church. He is widely known ia
Camden, aud is universally respected. His
church is attended By goolly congregation.
The man whose name is connected with Miss
Nellfe's is a ,,ousc-painter named W. ]. Aucott.
The Aucott family consists Of seven brothers,
all Of whom follow the same trade. The
Youngest one OF the seven is the one upon whom
tic Girl has fixed her affections. Last winter
tho Young man began to attend St. Johns
Church. He had not been going there long be-
fore he became smittcn with Miss Nellie, and
the girl returned his love. She is
about 20 years Of age, and is described
as highly ACCOMPLISHED: The Rector saw how
things we're going, and reasoned With his
daughter. II had no effect, and the young pco-
ME continued to bask in the sunshine OF each
others smiles. Nellie finally announced her tu-
tcutfon Of marrying !Aucott, and then the good
man had serious talk with his daughter. He
objected to tic step ste was bent on taking
He knew nothing concerning the young man,
he told her, or his anteccdents. Nellie didn't
care for TINT. She loved Aucott and would
marry him at all events. Then the
clergyman made her proposition. She was
to 60 to Chicago and reside with her aunt for
time which the father deemed reasonable. II
upon her return slle still desired to marry Au-
cott no objections would be made. Nellie con-
sented. The aunt was written to conc on and
take her ncice away. she arrived in town yes
ter1ay. Ncllie's trunks were packed and her
entire wardrobe put ia condition for tralsporta-
tion to Chicago. Lost evening all retired as
usual THIS morning Miss Nellie was missing
How she managed to get out OF the
house her father says he has no
idea. She took no clothes with her
as far as can be ascertnined. For this reason
hIr. Taylor Is very certain that bis daughter
will return to him. He caunot believe that
she has ran away with Aucott The Young
man could not be found this afternoon, and
the Young lady had not turned up. The neigh
bors give it as their opinion that Miss Nellie is
now Mrs. Aucott. The Aucotts are known
through queer trademark. Out In German
town many house pniuted by them bears
this inscription somewhere upon it: IA, Z
b." which means the Aucott seven brothers.
Nellie has been at boarding school most Of her
life, and it is supposed thatsne got her romantic
notions there. As the girl is OF age nothing
can, OF course, be done.
, 1879-05-11
MENDOZA

A Young Chicago Lawyer Loses Ills Tenn
per, and a Moving Scene Ensues,
r,-rta, nteuo,ca to The T,4.uu.
,,.aas. II, Nv 1n-Aho,,+ ho,f-,,e IF
HaHSootA' A'i', A"' 1A9o1. :, 4'"i pas' ~
O'Clock last evening" anu Toward Inc close oi
four days hearing Of the testimony ordered tC
be taken by Judge Blodeatt, in the case OF VIII
INN r Voo7s. bankrupt. by, G.. Crime. limited
s"u. L. oo' p'..s',o.a ' ~ ~ ctts Man
olales heelster III nAnn'optey, III ene e'.''Hal''
MENDOZA, III winch H. NJ Hoods ana VIE,
parents Of the bankrupt, were petitioners against
Edwin Wise. Assionce Of tile bankrupt and
oraa;tore tta conusa, FIR tho netitioncrs Mr.
- see:toAs' 1"~ 1A9~ ~. stt.s.. p' x-.- ~,
Alaolson HarF's, young "'lornes run cnl-
ca9o, and nephew OF the petltloner, IN LIS
argument stiemntized the witnesses brought
bv the Assignee to impeach the evidence OF the
,,attt;or,ar N woods az nnreHah1e an6 will.
pss'eo' 49, 1| =. 49,
ing Witnesses 1or SINISTER motives. 1s Aote SI.
especia5F ala ne uenouMce our may9r, ar na.,
James hastlnss, as sneaH, 1suua; a"u '1 ,u.:t'
on WHOSE stais1lent W iei!ansc souu pe ~,
as he vas Wiu1Is 70 s"Gas .;s % a.yt ~ saS
point t!e Co9rt cn!eu le oans .nia ~ ~ ~,
anu lnlormeu A!ul el!t euen saona n ~ Ins
character OF witnesses Mefo III 'efy oau tl17'e'
anu "oulo not ps to'esa.eu. a.. .a..
mr: =. - CIooher' c9uuset ~ aor e assisns
III Als repls coHluehte.A VI Lue s!tupt1 a1He 1e0
, 1879-05-11

Messrs. WEEEs & PorrER- Gentlemen: Icaunnt
refran from addin. my debt ot gratitude you for
having placed within my reach the wonderful CuTl-
CUEA remedies, which have rendered unnecessary
al further experiment Of physicians, and in re-
marknbly short SPACE Of time have rid me OF a
1oathsome disease. I dispensed with all phys-
Clans two years ago, believing they did good
The curtcuRA has stopped this unsatisfactory ex-
pense-eyen II it were necessary md I hs1 the
courage any longer to follow their adyice-and
brought the long-lookca for cure and happiness.
I have been afflicted with Eczema, Of salt
Rheum, on my scalp, breast, and limbs Tor i've
years, during which time have been under the
treatment OF physicians, or At mineral springs, or
taking some kind Of medicine. l have been
treated BY Drs. -, Of -, Dry, of -, and
visited sulphur springs and taken numbers OF patent
medicines, ell without the faiuteat approach to a
cure.
april i last began the use Of CUr1cuRA, which
was Immediately successful In my case, entirely
curing me. I have not had clean scalp for fifteen
years until the use OF the. CuTICuEA entirely
healed 1t and left 1t clean and healthy. The other
parts Ut my body were affected in more aggra-
vated form, but are now completely healed. be-
licye myself completely cnred. shall continne
the curlcunA REsoLvEST as directed for its won
derfu action the stomach and bowels and cool
ing influence on the blood. It will afford me
pleasure, have done In many cases. to urge the
afflicted to use these wonderful remedies. Yours,
etc. STEPHEN CROWELl.
NEW BEDFORD, Sept 30 1873
, 1879-05-11

Remember when buying diamonds, watches
or other valuable goods kept by jewellers that
you can always get the finest and best made
goods at the lowest prices Of the well-known
firm Of n. Matson s. Co.
Tie reason is, because, while their competitors
On every side have failed and compromised with
creditors, paying them in most cases but 4 few
cents on the dollar OF their just dues, this firm
have always paid their debts to the last Earth
ing, and therefore maintain such favorable
relations with manufacturers that they purchase
fully Is per cent less, and therefore can sall
TINT much cheaper than their competitors.
, 1879-05-11
(q}tticura
BLOOD AND SKIN HUAIORS

The ScourRe Of Mankind-Old Methods of
Treatment and Remedies Failure.
Cur1cunA REsoLvEkr, the Great Blood Purifier
and Liver Stiuuiant, is the most searching.
cleansing. and purifying agent OF this century. 1t
may be detected in the saliva. sweat, milk blood.
and urine in forty minutes after taking the first
doae. showing that it has entered the circulation
and been carried to every part Of the system. 1t
forever eradfcates the virus Of Syphilis. Scrofua,
Cancer, and Cauker, those terrible b!ood poisons
thar rot out the machinery Of life. filing the body
with foul corruptions. Taken internally In con-
junction with the external application OF CUrlcuEA,
the Great Skin Cure, 1t speedily cures Scroful'us
Ulcers and Old Sores. Salt Rheum, Psoriasis.
Tetrcr, Ringworul, Scald Head. Dandrnn, and ali
itching and scay diseases OF the Skin and Scalp.
, 1879-05-11
!he Chal1 ruled the motion out OF order.
An appeal Was taken, And the Chair waH sustain

The cha. ruled the motioa out Of order.
An appeal "as takrn, and the Chair was sustain
Gu ny large majority.
Paul Grottkau, editor OF tho Arhetcr- Ztitnno,
maac Ion. speech in German, pitching iuto the
nan section tor appointing the COMMITTEE: and
the Committee ilu1 ac:ed hr believed thut the re-
port should be accepted, aud mude report 10 that
elect which WAS carreu,
meeting for
AN INFORMAL DISCUSSION
On the juuicnl question
GeoEsr scl'iling rose to question OF privilege.
and stated TINT tue drteNer- Zsit"ha had called
himself and other members OF the Committee nm
Ecfor1losls scoundre!s. lie wanted to know il
Fal1l Grottkau meant it.
Gro1tksn said that those who had wilfully vio-
lated The Constitution for their own personal ends
were Inc scoundrela lie iuennt...
schilliug resumed. and said that Grottkau In i
favored p"stuon'ns action unit! utter the other
Conventions were held, when choice could ba
made.
Representative Erhardt moved that no uomina-
uon be matte 9ntil utter tho other parties haye
hRen act1on, and that C0tnmittre OF Seven bc
appointed to make selections, and report to tho
min section.
The question thcu cnmc up. s'What is the
mcetlng-a main section what?"
The Chatr said 1t was u ncctlug Of Socialists.
After lively wraugc, IN which u motion to ad
5ourn was amended. reamcndtd, and voted down.
The gang resolved to do business as the - main
Rection.''
MIR. bishop than moved that the Socialistic Labor
Party do not participate in the Judicial election In
any manner.
Representative Meier did not propose to he called
! demago.ue and rroundrel, and angrily aske1
that h.s character be investigated. lie then rushed
from the hall
4 general discussion followed, in the course OF
which McAu1tIe pitched into Grotkau for his
''rnle- ruin" policy in the management of Tue
Arle;ter zet"ng, md declared that he ought to br
deposed.
BENJAMIN Sib!cy was in favor Of getting the beat
Judges possible. and. In common with Others
'thoneAit it was downright shame that party had
anything TO do with their election.
About a dozen of the brethren spoke their little
pieces Of thrEe minutes each, when the debate wns
cloecd. and the resolution was adopted by a vote
OF 33 10 70. Adjourned.
, 1879-05-11

The opening OF tho warm weather finds
Messrs. A. Bishop t. Co., No. 164 State street,
corner OF Monroe. prepared with an unusually
large and tluc stock OF straw hats in variety Of
styles, and also with an equally ine display OF
light-colored soft and stiff hats in the newest
styles. In ladies' riding hats, md uf boys' md
children's hats, Of which they make specially,
the showing is no less attractive, This firm arc
now receiving large quantities OF furs on storage
for the summer season, and, being practical
furriers, they can insure the same against dam-
age from moth and fire at, q nominal cost.
, 1879-05-11
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Arend's Kuuayss t.as been used with high
II beneficial results during the last four years in
the various forms Of dyspepsia, gastFitls, nausea.
not medicine; it il pleasant, wine-lil;e bcvrr-
age ~ food>; made from milk. peculiarly grateful
to delicate stomach. Nothing elso makes tlcah
and blood and strength 80 fast. 1t can be safely
relied for the recuperation Of those of low
vitality in which medication or ordinary nutrition
fails. Dcw2re OF limitations. Send for pamphlet
on humyss A: Arend, chemist, originator ITO
Madison street, Chicago.
, 1879-05-11
IOWA DEMOCRATS.

BQec7o7 D7std11H 70 71z 7775ENe
KEoKuK, L., May 1o.-rhe Democrats Of Lee
County held Mass Convention ut Fort nladt-
son md appointed delegates to the State Con-
yentton to be held at Go ouneil Bluffs. Resolu-
tions we're adopted approving the action Of the
Democratic Congress in the enactment Of the
Army Appropriation bill, and eondcmn1ng
the do facto President in vetoing the same !;
in favor OF retrenchmens in national
and state expenses; against the Prohipitory
, 1879-05-11
SUICIDE! ::


SDft1dt DfSpdtth 10 7Hk 777bUHK-
81. A1DANs, Vt, May 10.-rax-Collector j.
e. spauIding, Of Proctorsvillc, Vt, deliberately
laid bis head upon the railway track last night
at Proctorville aud let 4 train kill him by cut
ting his head of. He ia reported short in his
2Ccpunta
, 1879-05-11

Liquor law and in favor Of judicIous License
law; 10 favor of tile rg!hone5lSatlon S of silver.
notes for National bank currency; and against
the further increase OF the bonded Indebtedness
Of the United States. The Convention MAS
slfnly attended, aud very little enthusiasm was
mAuifested,
, 1879-05-11
4 RUNNING SORE

Cured in One Week.
Mcesrs. WEEKS s. PorTEn: Some three or four
weeks ago ordered = box Of CuT,cuEA for bad
case OF Salt Rheum- The back Of one Of MY sYfc's
hands was running sore. In one week from the
day it arrived her hand was well, and has remained
80 up to to-day. E. P. DAGGETT.
MiLroRn, Me-, June 10, 1875
NorE-Reader, don't yon think these cures re-
mark0hle2
, 1879-05-11

DR.. j. D. Harper {late OF Springfield 1ll.),
practice limited to the medical and surgical treat
ment OF diseases and deforu1lties Of the eye and
ear. Office l25 State-st., Chicago.
, 1879-05-11

The constantly increasing number Of people who
visit the Dental establishment OF Dr. Cunu,ins, 20
State street, gives assurance of its becoming the
leading institution /of tine kind in the country.
Best sets teeth 81. Gold filings one-third the
usual rates. Work warranted.
, 1879-05-11
BEECHER AND THE COMMUNISTS.

CINCINNATI, O., May 10.-Henfy Ward
Beecher lectured here tonight In tile Music Hall
to an audience Of 5000 people. The Socialists
held what they called bread and water ban
quet ut neigtlboring hall, at which violent
speeches were made, Beecher and other promt-
nent people being denounced in unmeasursd
terms.
, 1879-05-11

that tho otherwise beautiful girl should have such
bad teeth. And all because she did not use Sozo-
don't. 1t costs so little to buy 1t considering the
good 1t docs, and its benefits stretch out into her
future life. Poor grill
, 1879-05-11

& Potter, Chemists and Drugeists $50 Washington
st.. Boston. and are for sale by all Druggists.
Price OF CuT1cunA. small boxes, so cents; large
boxes. 81. REsoLvENT., 81 per bottle Curlcu,A
soAr, Is cents per cake; by mail, 81 cents; three
rhkea cnn+a
, 1879-05-11

j. Wilson machine, sold at No. 1855 State street,
will re.:et it. especially if they should buy before
seeing j. L. Flanner5, City Manager Of Wheeler
& Wilson Manufacturing Company.
, 1879-05-11

DR.. D'Upser; diacoverer Of the cinchona cu1c for
drnnkenness, cures all casea. Room 27 Palmer
House.
, 1879-05-11
il. OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
New YORK, May 10.--Arr1yed, steamer Hell
yetia. from Liverpool.

-'ssCcear's Wife was above reproach." Woman's
highest beautv. her teeth, should be rendered
above repToach, by using Browns Camphorated
Saponcaceons Dcntifrice-a sure passport to favor;
Is cents. Avoid counte1feits.
, 1879-05-11

COLLINS nd} Pain s4iss aaa wss1s Ss9snsss tbev eap are
unkratc 49, e, rrru1n applied. They vitaltze
ae-''a" fasss7S L@@eiaA strengthen, and support
o. n~--rG Weak and Painful Parts;
Las Ep~ cure Chronic Ailments and
Diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys: absorb Poison
from the Blood, and thus prevent Fever and Ague.
Ma]ar1al and Contagious Diseases; stimulate the
Stomach and Digestive Organs when placed over
the pit Of the stomach; and prevent Dyspepsia,
Bilious Collie, Cramps. and Pains.
, 1879-05-11

Jencr's Bronchial Cigarettes arc the
original and only genuine cigarettes for tue cnre
and prevention OF :cutarrh, colds, asthma. hay
fever, and bTouchits. Price reduced from 80 10 rs
cents; q in package.
, 1879-05-11

Arend's Cubc5 and Eucalyptus CiEarattes
are very beneficial IN catarrh, cold in the head ar
asthmu. affording immediate relief, and often per-
fecting cnre. Last, hnt not least, they are not
Offensive, hut they are quite pleasant. Trial free
at depot l1u East Madison street,
, 1879-05-11

in the ':high arr" stJlcs ever offered in this city
are now shown by Hilger, our Oldest house- dec
orator, 204j Wabash avenue. 4 pleasant hour can
be Bpent there.
, 1879-05-11
VERY FOOLISH PEOPLE WHO THINK

they know all about sewing machines, without
having first seen tile noiselcss feed No. Wheeler
, 1879-05-11
PERSONAL


DR.. A. ". Freeman will be absent At the Illiuoli
State Dental Meeting until Saturday.
, 1879-05-11

CUTlCUIsA, ,CUrICU1xA fsEs0H.vENT
, 1879-05-11

We have purchased from one Of
the largest manufacturing firms Of
New York their en- tire stock Of La
dies Spring Suits and Garments at
an immense