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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
Gin Mitslieb Der Gsmsinbe.
81 Cascade belt auf gfnafmpntt

Sa CASCADE bieIt auf gfinsifmOntas
Der bo9u. 9err 8aumann elm &inberfef
CUR linterftisuns ieiner S1uIs ab. bas
nidt alletn ben &inbern cine sroBe Srsubs
bereitete, ionbern aud In matsrielsr 5in.
tdt re4t erfolsrei4 mar. gs 1T eins
6,eube 3u feben, wie uniere 9anbsIeuts II
Cascade broben ben 8ertb Der tatboIii9sr
S4uIe gu i4dsen wifen. sic baben ar
9errn S9rup einen tiitttssn 9sbrsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
Das t~6eofoaifde Seminar bsr gres.

Qas t6eofosi(6e Seminar Der grss'
bptsrianer batte bic Stabt auf $40, 900
Sdabenerias pertIast, neil bas 8aRer,
bas bic II. StraSe binuntsrtOmmt, ben,
gissntbum eiusn bsbsutsuben S9aben ans
setban bate, aIs es bic StruBs aufserii'
fen. Die stabt, sesen bic Der Pro3eB scs
ridtst mar, ssuann i'm i'm Diitrictsseri9t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10

Se6t mad 2span's g6deIbaus fir
bic poraisIi6ifen ausuabI BON friiden
S9intenabi&niseIn, 9enbsniouen, Grip.
penitide, S9wsinefise, Wurfifeii9, &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10

pie Sair Der biefsen ct. Wurisnse.
msinbe ptrb fart beiu9t, bod bebeutenb
mebr pon Seite Der Oamen ais Der Mdn,
nsr. Der gttras wirb alIem gusenidsine
nad Elm bibi1er iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
q fu DIT!

gpr IN %. WtIrrslua BON gana&. Disitniaeu, lie
udtrs lustuuft nb,r fetusu aurentbalt ssben f6nneu, mel.
len hitfsls. ~ssfaa,st an 3itffsr orOtb" Ntttsar
Cir. Sne. rthttn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
no lit ReU. j. Lanesche.

TerItIbs IN aus Gpmn,itinstn ~ssblrtis, fpl bier In
ben 0. Ct. In her eetlfprss fsin, bod tnetn mir fstusu Rd.
men ni&t i'm Girtctsrtuni. Gptr uns ndbers ausiarft 80.
btn t5nntt, pirst uus AZ Dant ptrpHtttsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
Der 6iefse ,,9erafo" bat 1d In els

VRr gtPHBe ,,S9etulU gut tug TIT e'
mem nsusn 9idts sessist. 0ieies Organ
bss Scaubals sutpappt fi9 aud ais Orr
gan Der S0bue bss reidtss". l1nb bod
tSnnsn bic enslii5 rsOsnben &atboIiten
fi5 bisiss daracterIoien SIattes nidt ent'
tbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
pie (6mal(puriae Ei(en6a6n.

Die lGmalfpurtse Eifen6a6u, bic
BON @aIena mad Ylattuias fiibrt, unb 10
LANCE i'm BroseB mar, Iduft uisber. @u6
bic geueuuer finb in Dulce jubilo, baB
ibre gabn mad CASCADE gut i'm gau pprs
anidreitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
Ho. 3. - @Saemtli9e 8rtefifs.
Inhmnmf len Q sunni 1875
&btcaso Warftberiat.

@bteaso Warftberiat.
~ { S.tesrapb.) 9. Stunt 1879.
Msbl 1925 bis 5.75.
@si3en.-No. 2, 1.O23.
WeIi4torn.-36 9ts.
5afer-324 Gts.
Butter-l5 bis l6 @ts.
Gter-9 Cts.
Dbistp-$1.O5.
S&weine-sS.40 Bis $50.
Rinbpteb-$4.S0 bis 400.
S4wetneHetf4-$9.6 60.
NsilBaufee Narftberi4t.
per StIsarapt.) 9. Suui 1879.
Wet3en-Ro. 2, Sl.004.
Safer-33 @ts.
@eu n-36 @tS.
, 1879-10-09
u. For Good cigars, go to Holcomb
False Impression.

1t is generally supposed by physicians
and the people generally that Dyspepsia
cannot invariably be cured, but we are
pleased to say that GREENS AUGUsT
FLOWER has never. to our knowledge,
fasd to cure Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant in all its forms, such as Sour Stow
ach, Costveness, Sick Headache, Papita-
tion OF the Heart, Indigestion. bad taste
in the mouth. Sc. Ont of the 80. 600 tloz-
en- bottles sold last year. not single fail
uTe was reported, but thousands of Compli-
mentary letters received from Druggists
of wonderful cures. Three doses will re-
lieye any case. Try it. Sample bottles
10 cents. Regular size 70 cents. For sale
by all druggists. 2Syl
, 1879-10-09

WE think that Bro. Murphy, Of
the Standard should now make
"The Experiment" "A Success"
, 1879-10-09

aud sHtjS;ician, that the average
rainfall in the Puget Sound basin is
30 inches. In this connection we
will also add that there is more
rainfall at Neeah Bay than at Sitka
(AIaska)-there being an average for
III years of $3.50 inches at the later
place; while at Neah Bay, in 1864,
there were 109.53 inches: "For the
year ending June 30, 1873, the rain
fall at Portland, Oregon, was 59.lG
inches, At Albany, Y. Y, it was
44,50 inches; at Chicago, Ill.,, 45.03;
at Charleston, S. g., 6S.G2; at Bos
ton, Mass, $3.50; at Erie, Pa, 5O.0l
at Galveston, Texas, G747; at
Lynchburg, Va, 50.44; at Milwau.
kee, Wis, 1886; at Memphis, Tenn,
G3.j9; at Montgomery, Ala, 65.S4;
at New Haven, Conn, 56.6S; at
Nashville, Tenn, 1912; at Nicks
burg, Miss, s0.26. and at Whining.
ton, n. g., S4.l2."
, 1879-10-09

DE. !. l.. York of san Jose, California,
arrived in Portland, Ogu, lately. lie Is
somewhat extensively Ehown throughout
Oregon and portions OF Washing gton Ter
ritory as Il lecturer on "I.ibnraism, - and
will remain in the Northwest n few
months, returning to California in time
for the meeting OF the legislature in Sac
ramento in January. He is a Republican
member to that body from Santa Clara
county, and took an active part in'the late
heated campaign in that state.
A CANE FOR GRANT.-l'hc San Fran
cisco "ChrOnicle" has this to say of an
old coaster famiiarly known to every
port on Puget Sound, the last voyage Of
which was made to and from Seattle:
Benjamin Franklin ana Lafayette both
crossed the Atlantic to this country on the
ship John Jay, and from the rudder of
that ancient vessel an Oakland firm has
turned ont Il handsome cane for presenta-
tlOn 10 Gen. Grant.
Negotiations with the lIanan Club of
Toronto have been completed by the
friends of WIN. CotsfoM, champion sculler
of British Columbia, for the purchase for
him of paper shell littel with Il Siding
seat and all the latest Improvements. The
boat is expected to arrive in Victoria
within month, and it is not
improbable that Il race with LeaIy. OF
San,Francisco, will shortly be arranged.
, 1879-10-09

TIE readers of the ARGUS will
readily observe the absence of the
editor, who has gone to the Capital,
where we notice he has been
unanimously elected chief clerk of
the Council by his party, which thus
acknowledges his fidelity to its prin.
ciples. We are confident he vii be
faithful and efficient in the dis.
charge Of the duties of his office.
, 1879-10-09
Notice Of Application to Purcha,e Tim.
Der Land,
Z, s. DISTRICT LAND OrFICr) }
Olympia, Washington Torritorv

oF'.pE'' washington Territory
Notice Is hereby given that. in compIi-
hhtr WIN the provisions of the Act of
Congress approved June 3. 1878. entitled
IAN act for The sale OF Timber Lands IN
the STATE Of California, Oregon. Nevada
ana a.. washington rerritory," Bradley W.
FISK, Of Jefferson county. Washi6gton
Territory. has This day filed In this 6Iilcc
his application to purchase the Sell of.
SEA Sec. 10; NEl3 See y; NWl, Sec 23
OF SECTIONS No. lj; -: %; in township
No. - North. Range west of the viii
lamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said deScrihld band, or any portion
tlercol,. are hereby required TO flc their
claims in this office within sixty lGOy DAYS
from date hereof
Given under my hand, at my office, In
Olympia. w. T.. this the 10Th iIay of Sen.
tcnlber "A. ID. 1879.
j. I. BROWN.
oi:lo Register Of the La7sl Office.
, 1879-10-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services viii be held in st. Paul's church on
sunday next at IL a. NJ. and Z. NJ. sunday
school at p. NJ. Evening prayer on Wcdnes-
day, ut O'Clock. Litany on Friday morning,
At TO-
Regular services in the Presbyterian Church
on sunday next, by Rev. u. W. Muclie, pastor
sabbath School as usual.
Preaching next Sundayin the VI. +. Church
morning and evening, by Rev. w. l. Cosner,
pastor sabbath school At 2:l5 p Nv, l.
Cosper, Supt. Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at O'Clock.
, 1879-10-09

QUITE often we hear people say
that were it not for so much rain.
fall Washington Territory would be
the most favored land OF the globe.
We have heretofore argued that,
though it appears "little damp"
occasionally, we must not lose
sight of the many ADVANTAGES this
this Territory has over other parts
of the world - especially in the
healthfulness Of the climate and pro.
ductiveness Of the soil. Now, for
the benefit Of those who complain of
the amount OF rainfall on Puget
Sound, we give few figures fron
the official report Of the chief signal
officer, which ought to satisfy our in
habitants that they "live in the
most favored land Of the globe"
As the report We give does not in
clude Washington Territory, we
glaan from the reports of Jas. G.
Swan, Esq, of Nesah Bay, who has
q national reputation as scientist
p "a et '. 81 ~ .. % gts..
, 1879-10-09
LOCAL NOTICES.

Ssg A fine assortment of legal blanks
at ilolcomh's.
Go to Waterman & Katz for the best
carpets. at reasonable prices.
5tg' The ARGUS is kept for sale, regu-
larry, at Mr.. Holcomb's Variety Store.
Ecg' Two tiist-class sewing machines.
n Wilson and a Singer, NEW, for sale.
Apply mt the ARGUS office.
Gtg Sarsaparila aud Soda Water. for
the million. ut HOlComb's Variety tore.
, 1879-10-09
In Jefferson County

On the gath day Of 0ctDber, 1879, mt 10
O'Clock, \. VI, of that day,
At the door Of the Post office in the city
OF Port Townsend, III said county, the fol-
lowing described property, sitrare, lying
and being in said county, and described as
follows:
REAL ESTATE.
The west hall sec IL town y 80 range
west; 100 acres.
Lot five o. Of sec 20 twp 30 range one
east; 393i acres.
Ne qr Of Sc ar sec Is twp % range one
east.
w halt of Ne qr Of NV Or sec .. twp 30
range east,
:" qr Of Sw Or sec 81 twp %, range |
west.
Ne qr of Sc Or sec 30 twp 80 range
east.
Lots two l2J, three t3j and four a. in
sec u twp . range | eaSr.
Ne pr 0fSw or of sec 10 twp 30, range
west.
Personal PROPERTY.
shares Of the capital stock Of the Pu.
get Sound Telegraph Company.
3 % shares of the capital stock Of the
Union Wharf Company.
, 1879-10-09
Island County.

AT Coupcville, in said county Oh the
27th day Of OctObcr, 1870. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. Of the sane day
IN front of the post office, the following
described property:
Se or Of Ne or see g twp 30 range 3 east
Lot 3 sec 1 Twp 80 range east.
Ne Or Of 81 qr >cr I 'wl 2S range 3 east
, 1879-10-09
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENT cI.
OLYMPIA, W. T., Oct, 4, 1879.


could but return to their m rial hsb
itations once more, and visit this
aristocratic little city to-day, they
would doubtless recognize thoir
counterparts in the sedate Legislators
who are congregating from all parts
of our fair young Territory and pre-
pairing for the wordy battles that
must ensue ere the wants of their
constituents are satisfied. The army
Of place hunters numbers more than
one would suppose. The mania for
"BUTroN.HoLING'
has ragged with increasing vigor dur
ing each succeeding hour since the
first poor, lone representative ap,
peared upon the scene of action
Candidates for clcrkships and other
positions lie in wait for their victims
on street corners, in hotel dining
rooms, in saloons, pursue them
through dark alleys, and in fact
everywhere that the exhausted
creatures skulk away for safe
ty. Talk about the persistence Of a
Portland book-agent The pro
rramme is occasionally varied by a
cross FIRE between members them.
selves. Several of them, besides a
few of the visitors, have unlimited
quantities of those proverbial tools
TO sharpen, varying all the way from
little Washington's hatchets to those
articles described by a colored
preacher as, "de ak oh de 'postles."
There are several eligible parties
who are willing to serve their coun'
try AS President of the Council,
among them being Messrs. Cook,
Dunbar, and others. | might add
that similar state of affairs exists
among the members of the lower
House. Ere this reaches our read
ers the result will have been decided
and the happy victors will be exult
ing over their less fortunate com
petitors.
THE FAIR
is suffering learfully from that Orc
gon complaint, "wet weather" The
display is somewhat varied, though
far from being as creditabIe to our
Territory as It would be if our citi-
zens could have been made to feel
the interest in it that they should
have manifested by deeds as well as
words. After all, the cost Of trans
porting articles to and from the fair
grounds has prevented every distant
county from being represented at
all. Hence the visiting strangers
would dous great injustc byjudging
OF our productions from wnat they
see here. However, all disadvan.
tages considered, the Industrial AS
sociation have succeeded admirably.
There is complaint about losses to
the farmers in this vicinity, on &C.
count of rain. Some late grain
crops have been hopelessly damaged
hence much disgust is betrayed in
the countenances of the hardy sons
of tolls who appear on our streets.
In our next description of the
organization ofths Legislature may
be expected. At present writing it
would be mere guesswork to predict
the result, except with reference to
few of the important positions.
Mr.. Cook will undoubtedly become
President of the Council, while the
Speakership in the House is uncer
tain. A. w.
, 1879-10-09
Whatcom County.

At La Conner. in said county, OH the
l.. NJ. at the frontdoor OF the post office
the following described property.
NV or OF sec 4 twp -. range east.
, 1879-10-09
King county.

At Seattle in said county, on the
3Oth day of October, 1879, ut U'clOck
=. NJ. atlhe front door of the post office
the following described property:
The undivided = Of block Ii, in the plat
OF the city OF Seattle, containing lots
An equitable interest in, aud to the "a
undivided part OF the following property:
Lot l SIC l3 twp % range east.
Lots |. :. and /. SIC u. twp 20 4 east.
Lots and sec rwp %. range east.
I.cts AND =, sec II twp ~ range 4 east
Lot 1 soc ID .wp % range east.
NE IA see lj twp % range east.
SW qr sec . twp % range ! east.
SE Qr >rc twp 20 range east.
I.ht . section , twp a range 1 east.
Lot 5 see u twp "a range enst.
, 1879-10-09
Sale Of Real Estate.
In the Probate Court of jefferson county,
W. II.
In the matter of the estate of
OLIVER r. cERRlsH, decd

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue and in pursuance of an orlrr
of the Probate Court Of Jefferson county,
Washington Territory, made the 18th day
July, 1879, in the matter Of the above en-.
titled estate, the undersigned, adminiStm-
triN OF said estate, will sell at public auc-
ZION, upon the terms hereinafter stated,
and subject to confirmation by said Pro-
bate Court.
, 1879-10-09
20" 1'crms and conditions OF sale N

~ IVTUIN HIII VOIUITIUII5 UI 5'ITt VI
twenty-five per cent. OF the purchase
moucy IN gold COIN, to he paid to the said
admin>rrtriX on the day Of the sale; AMI
the wmaildrr Oh confirmation by the
Probate COurr.
Dated. Port Townsend, The 2jth day of
Sept. l,T9.
MARTHA Il. GERRISH,
AdmIriX nI cst of Oliver r. Gerrish. dec.
G. NJ IlnlIrr, atty for said estate. [32
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25

appeared in an Augusta. Ga. utnfr 9
course anonymously. making rhc sam.
charges and referring TO Grnu-u NrGawan.
as Gary now does. lie WI, ....;nd them
as he i now, and this article. limo written
10y Gcncral Carr. WIS at l.u~t inspired bv
him. The chairman Of the S,atrcyacutiye
committee, y. {. Haskell. subsequently,
elected to the Supreme bench of the State
Immediate responded to it and denounced
it a untrur. General NcGovar aIso 70
Piled to it and took the same ornnnI -
complete and ovcrvhcIminr where -b..a
replies that the author Of the SANDER madc
no response TO them. and | need onIy refer
you to their letters for nv full yindication
and IF the Democratic rar,v of south 90
DINA. That marry sctod i ,nrf,n+ cod
ftith durin~ the whole r,nvas md
the fact that Mr.. HAYES majority Iv Re.
puhIican couu; VAS only about 600 votes
over Mr. TIIlpn shows h,,w ,.rp.s, vo
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25
hampton and Gary.

a' u Gen. Gaty's allegations
- 10 Nr. Iilden ana the leaders
eF4cy OF South Carolina, was ii
o~l lalth preferred against Sen
e'n, In that he, in 1876, propos-
Il. ~l'h the cause Of the Democratic
'' President and look out only
ian Of the State ticket. The
Dr. ''s brought to the attention of
- - 45]Pton IN Washington City last
noting this fact, the HcrnHs
correspondent quotes him
--@'e never conlescended to no
'I which the HcruM speaks
Senator Hampton's intideli-
-'eratlc electoral ticket in
'- been floating in the air
L..| ."4'.e | cannot agree with
~-., ,,Aey have, as it says, now
''.s sponsor in General Gary,
Sat last found to father
'4 induced to pronounce
.J>oIutcly false.
'1.>e, he continued, "can
.4sl by the following facts:
.ecCon in IN76 an article
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25

l have now in stock and arriving daily a large
ana varied assortment OF cheap and fine Furni-
ture, consisting III part of Fine Walnut Dressing
Case Sets, cheap Walnut Dressing Case Sets,
Painted Sets frC III 50. 90 to $500 ParlOr Sets Sf5 .OD,
IS 90 and $4,000. Also BedSteadS, Bureaus. War
drobeS. WaShStands. Tables, Chairs, Cribs, Cra-
dies, Lounges, Tin Safes, Nhat-NOtS, Desks. Mat
treSScS ofall kinds on hand and made to order.
In fact, anything in the furniture line and at
prices as cheap as the same can be brought
elsewhere. Orders by mail promptly attended
to. oct. 393 mos.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25

Among others who use it with success, We refer to tie
action o. one i'll Wythe county, Va, September ISIS.
After many TRIALS and d thorough Investigation. 4 com
mittee OF three of the most Intelligent and practice,
farmers in the county We're named to select the best ami
cheapest FERTILIZER for their lands. After a long
and exhaustive report, the Grange III session in Wythe-
Vile, unanimously passed the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That the able report Of the COMMITTEE
on Fertilizers be received, and that it be published il
the - Patrons OF HusbandTy, at Richmond, Va, AMI
that we recommend the adoption and general use by thf
order OF the " HOME FERTILIZER,' and that the GTaugt
Agency be authorized to make arrangements with
Nessrs. BOYKIS, GARNER Il Co., to furnish our farm
cs with their pure chemicals, at reasonable rates.
MAJ. fHOS.J JAS. FINNIE, Ch'm'E..
auGl4-2m. ID \. SNOW. &, Committee.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25

Special attention given 10 the sic OF
North Carolina Real Estate. No charge
made until a sale i effected. Al property
placed III our hands Tor sale Will be adyer.
tIsed III the popular work. The South
illustrated free OF Expense
The Charleston News and Courier says:
"tverybody has heard of Geo II. Chaplu's
farm agency. and few are unacqualuted
WI h the success which has a tended IL OPP
era ions.
The New England Farmer SAYS: "ieo
tt. Chaplin mas advertised his farms T. he
amount Of $50, 600 during the past year.
We him to our readers"
The Aiken IS c. Review says: mo one
has done more than Geo II. chaplin in the
cause of Southern Immigration. Our viz
lage is thronged with Northern people in
search of Southern homes. and good sales
are being made. The South Illustrated"
IS doing a greas work for us
The New York Tribune. the Boston Her
aid. Journal, Traveller, Globe. and Adverti-
ser, speak IN the highest terms o. Chapiu's
Farm Agency
y. B.-SMALL FARMS (par.icularlv)
are wanted at once. - ~Office-Fisher
Building. Aug TT
+ n X - & 4 e - - -
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Entertainments.
? MOVING.
attempt to Bride the Green
hack State Chairman.

Attempt to Bride the Green
hack State Chairman.
.. falloving letter was received
-..Er last by F. :. Watson. StIte
..r Of the Nationa! 4 eenback
marty of Pennsylvania
HEADQUARTERS GRANT
RECEPTION C%oMMiTTEE,
HARRISBURG, December =.
Hs+>.., E<q., UIUioDtxport, I>L:
-.r SIN: BY the pcrusal of IN army
a-certaincd that you were one OF
..tanIcrs Of your country, and it is fur
w. armed YOU are an earnest worker in
-~~I trmy in the Republic. AccurG-
~ ". ship you this day 10y express IA
-h;te and blue pIume-relic of those
.ftf.odv strifc-and which passed
..,h many Of the hard-fought battles
.-.~7I, Grants campaigns. We have
..~ear,icd similar plumcs to three dis
-..I citizens of your city-Hon. VIM.
ARMSTRONG. Frank Reading, and d. III.
.a-an. E,>u~.-and now make the same
..+ ofeal that we did of the gentle
~anri-thrt this plume be used in
hammer by the Williamsport dcleoa
r +h. occasion of the reception to
...-r~nt in Harrisburg Oh the 18th
+hr rlir to DC thereafter kept by YOU
lii from the committee.
( word co~ntidcntially As d veteran Of
a,r YOU know the debt OF gratitude
american people owe this distinguished
. AMI all GOOD citizens. irrespective of
" should Join not only iii this rcccp-
Tut in urging the great soldier for the
..,.nrv. that the c0nspirators North, as
So, South. who alc seeking the over
~ If the honest Government may be
-~ # their power for evil. Knowing
Won hold the position of Chairman of
G:rear,ack Labor party of Pennsylvania,
rsIr welding an influence, we say to
strictly conndtntial, that while there
chance of YOUR >uccess as a party, Il
J onons atforIing YOU brilliant opportC-
Won have had experience enough
lmsr..an r~c3:siys to know that sclf-pre-
alton is tie fin, law of nature. Md Us
~,-lnz;nz all loyal clements into enc
msrv. and your future prosperity Isl
Meet Us at the L.ochicl IIousc At
-. I'"'"'"e' t''"-
i"G'N g.:
to5i&iftEL.
the receipt OF tins letter ar wax
Is non pW~Sed 10 UlI"@Is'ah" rs :ru'
NJ. "ii III oo09' a"o"1 Is genuine
3" yen learning guar '"e c,''zeES
also been similarly '4ToFe'. con
"e't Il az "e>cflc''. ne S'illL'h3-
-@e'. 'Il 'h'' i me advance 81 'he
."9., pee; 'L"' '"e Iil'Se''''t '"r>
".a" '"l,r ,icIST'o cue ItTtlrE Oh
.->-.L3''", ne N'.celo'oh parry
I'0.-"' IP nom w." H"l
-.' '''" t'c T'.'0I, - 0".l'"'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25
QalIity Always Tells!

received ut our last State Fair: Cold Medal
for Pest Portable Saw Mill Engine (Talbott ~
Sons. E,o - .
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