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but failed 10 answer when his name was called
His recognizance would have been declared forfeit
e9 had not that important paper been also missing
whom inquired after.
The case OF the Commonwealth against Albert
SeaTn " lillian J Grubb, Peter Mishler. Jeremia h
BOY er,-.iohn Speicher and Jacob Ream. charged
with riot at school house in Richland townsffp-
was settled. but the Judge called the defendants
before him and severely reprmandeti them for their
bad behavior. after which they were informed that
each OF them would be required to pay fine of
one dollar and pro rata share of the costs which
aggregate about 500.
Thomas Stiffer of Susquehanna township was
charged by his wife with dcsertiOn. The Court
heard the statement Of either party concerned in
te case dl1 came To the concinSon that $50 paid
weekly by Thomas to his wife would be about the
correct thing. and order TO that effect was made
lhiS concluded the criminal business The rest
case Of hrse'S hrse a aE-Sci "a sur -ccog-
1l-GHce Under instruction of the Court. the Jury
Sl.2d202 An opinion on a point Of law raised was
reserved by the Court
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Court met at o'clock. Two actions for SANDER
one brought by David X. Cree against John A
rec ana Jane, his wife, and the other by Nancy
Cree against the same parties-yverc tried together
John \. and David X. are brothers. but thcy en-
terrain Tor each other anything else than iratcr
nal affection. Indeed they seem to be continually
nj variance. and term of Court uudisturbed by
their squabhIings would OF late be "a marked ,Ic,-i-
alton from the general rule The cause of their
uHhappiness is a not unusual one Their father
died some years ago, and in the division of his
property which cnsuet. each of these two heirs
JEou2ht himself oyerrcachcd by the other. In the
aforementioned action. verdict 81 in f.y of
the plaintiff returned by the Jury. and in the
other. n verdict for S55.
Michael Bradley. executor of the last will and
testament of Catharine Mclaughlin, decd. vs..
Mark B. ghiin-summ0ns in treSpass on
the case. ASsHmpsit. Jury called and sworn. who
Hud for the pIaintiH in the sum of S43.12.
All the other civil causes down for trial this
Court adjourned ri u so o'clock not to me again
until next Monday at II o'clock. =. N.
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The forcgaiu-. ccupIet must have bc1n written n
couple Of weeks ago. for the Tor ice cream
and linen pants is here g0,r or the thermometer is
not q truth-tolIcr. Each man may hunt his own
ice cream saloon in order cool Oh. hEt when the
matter of light attire comes under consideration.
We claim the right TO hC hoard. You want % know
where you can buy this attire 20 The best advantage
DON'T YOU? We viii tel v0u Ia Altoona. next
door TO the stotce Is the tartHmcd clothing cS-
Enlistment of Godfrey Wolf where at the pres
cut time is display the largest. most stylish.
the best and the cheapest coats vests pautaloonS.
etc. FOR Spring and summer TO hC found i'm this
section of tho State It will be observed that we
have said cheapest. This iS strictly truC-IIr. ".
offers q reward for the dealer who can compete
with his prices. All orders sent by mail Will ht
filled promptly. and on favorable terms as tho
the purchaser were ON the ground and doing his
n7yD luriYar
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An ethereal maid called Maud.
Was suspected of being 8 fraud
Scarce 81 crumb was she able
To eat at the table
Eu-4- -Tr. Fl.4I- mn 81 "a

This is an age Of shams and many things are
not exactly what they seem. Especially ls this
true of the quality of ctOthin" worn That coat
for example which cutoId- that Young mans per
and throws ont the pretension of hroadcloJh. Is
shoddy. and would 70 tC pieces in brisk gale Of
wind. lie is not deceived. himself but is en-
cavoriu-- 20 deceive the public, for he knows it TO
bl -headv. This is TO give notice TO that young
man and all others like him that they need NOT
70 to II. Wolrs III Eleventh avcuuc. Altoona. If
they want to replace thc coat with another of the
same kind for he docs net deal in Shudly goods
but il. on the contrary. they want something ~
once fa- -nfeuahIe and substantial. they urgent
lv invited to give him call. He has just received
q large stock of Spring and summer wear and
pledges himself to Furnish q suit satisfactory iu AL
respects II the most satisfactory of prices
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Now. while the festive robin
Above the garden chants.
Matilda iuts new buttons
Upon the white duck pants
fgFr-s4a.g T.s- T4.r- 1t7-rf j. or

Owned hy her brother.
This labor of love the part of Matilda would
seem to suggest the idea that hcr brother docs not
contemplate HGyiu2 new suit Ol warm Te<tLel
clothing this season. Unhappy youth. If such IS
the fact. he IS doomed TO the penalty of being de-
barred fruIa taking his pick of the most elegant
coats vests ami Iauralpous ever brought TO Cam
hra county. and making his appearance on the
streets and 1T picnicsa wei-ressed man. The stock
of new ciothin.. which refer. and which Is as
extensive ~ il is neat and stylish. is exhibition
at Jas J. Murphy s, 100 Clinton street. JoLnstown
Our readers are invited to cali and examine d. OF
IL this is impossible to inquire by letter Tor par
tiCuars. for in every respect It VIII bc found rs
above represented. while care viii bc taken that nc
fauIt viii be found with tie prices
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A = % O. %
by the President, Mt John Brown. Of SummerhiII,
and opened with singing by choir and prayer by
Rev; y, NJ. Miller. Of Johutown- After few re
marks by the President tho address of welcome
was delivered by Rev. J. 7. Kerr. Of Nilmorc. and
responded 70 by Rev L. W. Brown. Of Ebensburg.
Sabbath School interesting" Opened by Rev. ID.
81. Nj Millor. who was followed bE MT. Holm Fulton.
Mr.; John J. Evans Rev. hcrr- Mrs. j. G. Martin.
The President at the conclusion Of the discussion
appointed the following named committee on the
n9minati2n Of officers for the ensuing year, VIZ:
Lynch. Rev. r. 4. Fink. and Geo 4. kinkcad.
Second cussi0u-Suhiect. The difficulties I'm
our work and how To meet them Opened 10y Mr.
A. II. Hrumbling. who was followed ny Mr.. John
Fulton, MIR. q. a. kiulead. Hcy. r. i. Saylor. and
others. Johnstown was then selected as the place
for holding the next convention. Adjourned.
EvESING SESSION.
Convened at - o'clock. and short time spent
in devotional exercises. conducted by the President
teachers as TO studying and teaching the lesson"
Opened by Mr.. John Fulton. Al this iuncturc the
of Rev. Jacob Smith. to whom the Question Box
had been assigned. the questions were briefly an
icct which had been previously opened by Mr. Full
ton was again resumed and discussed 10y Revs
Kerr. Lynch. and others. Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY MoRSISG.
hs-cciation called to order at . o'clock. Devo-
tionaI exercises conducted by Mr.. Milton Jones
Hon A. A. Barker being. present thcrcupon dcIfv-
of the Church. and the n1ation's safety.
Rev. Dr. Fink. the delegate to the last State
the doin.,s Of nat boiv and stated tEat he had
for twenty-five dollars toad in paying the expenses
Of said state Association. ON motion, the Treas
ureT was instructed to pay said amount to the A.
VIM i. stewart. Treasurer. made the following
report of the finances:
To amt money on hand at last scsson.....711oa2
90 rec 4 during this session.. 5000
sIlo.@
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iugly cheap and on the easiest OF terms
y Temperance Ie.tule WI WI he deLyeTTd
az thest SPRINGS ny LtN- t1thst NieIuthE
on SUNDAY tEeHllS, , 'uHt L'lH. ~ Is leeu-
less 70 say Wi-tl IL Is Hcetllt'Ss lG say ABOUT
Father AcJaFthy as an orator, and hence we
REFRAIN IRON tullh.I i1Hidfh OH tle SUBJECT.
tgei.'laL Nupcflltt tllttelt ElsenblSe- of the
NIkIhS'gt9 "ygs, 4a1 ISSUED another ukase
and here &c Is The bill Is filled at last and
EoehspqL@ mas q conductor Tor Its Grand
Trunk Branch. conductor James Snyder
mas i'etH permanently assigned to that rail-
Igad ABOVE ti- clouds, ana NcPIke neednt
WheIr| any more about it.
-Nr: samuel +. Ripple, formerly of Al
L0oha, nat Tor three years past resident of
Kansas, near Hays city where he was en-
gagged i'm farming was murdered 10y two men
named Wilcox and NtackhOuse on NedneS-
dag of last Week The parties had had some
diLuruEE about @ land claim, winch enEon-
doraj bad blood and resulted in the shooting
and killing at AEtpl..
John EaWEer. who plead guilty 90 the
charge Of riot aud assault and battery ON
tUcSd3}s was I'D tlta employ OF BacheIor *
Doris Railroad show at the time of his cap
tuIe I'm Lock Haven by Policeman Harris.
lie says the managers OF that concern prom
i~ed to secure him counsel to manage his
case, but that they went back on their word
in manner which Inc despiseS.
Eleven ladies were either parties or wit
HesSeN at Court this week, and neither of
them was eucuTHbered with an infant. We
mention TINS as an dll-dJsorong fact, for
sometimes tile wheels of justice are clogged
by loud and long-coutinued discharges from
the thrCat- Of light infantry which cannot
well De spiked but ought to he spanked if
their tender ages did not forbid.
The Huntingdon Local Nelrs saws that
string beans are in the market 10 say nothing
of peas and cUcUmbers. WHY they should
be In the market to saw ANYTHING about the
other vegetables indicated as fHa I V seems
to- expect. is more than we can ten but If has
jsgns-o long since we saw beans on string
rs thrv IIsfi fo bS fa let ms T,,. 5,eo.
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AgISS N. Z. DAVIS has Just returned
W from the city with large and elegant stock
~ s-assErsf- and Summer Hats. IS well IS
mll line ci Notions and other goods In her lire.
which viii DE sold very cheap iar cash Latte> are
ssrusstIv invited to give hcr cil. Store iu l.. J.
HHmah-cys' building. corner Of Julipu and Craw.
t1Id streets
Ebel-'-g--- t.s-5I - Es72-o-a.-
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a SSIGNEE'S NOTICE Notice is
"a hereby gfven that Isaac Crawford, OF the bor-
ough q Ebsushurg- Cambria county Pa, and iIar
riot his wife. hv deed of voluntary aumcut have
said Isaac Crawford 20 Abel Lioyd. of Cambria
township in the county and state aforesaid, ia trust
for the creditors OF said Isaac Crawford. All per
sons therefore indebted t. tie said Isaac Crawford
VIII make .ynent to the said ass i-nce. and those
having claims or demands VIII make known the
same .5.ti.sut DELAY. ABEL LLOYD.
Nav -. IS7g-lt- Assignee oi Isaac Crawford
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sAnBArH SCHOOL CONVENTION.

DEAR FREF:NI AN-Thc tenth annual session of the
Cambria County sabbath School Association con-
Ncned i'm the L. B. church. in this place at II o.
clock Tuesday morning. and spent halt an hour in
PRAYER and praise meeting. conducted by AIr. Geo.
4. hinkead. of TbenSbUrg.
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B- q. oeSChSer.
FASHIONABLE CUTTER AYg t1sTvMER,

I-I5I-N ~I5I 10. I-N.
L,HDp in Gurlcy Building on u igh street, where
- choice samples Of Cloths. CsS HCres. NcStiu-s.
SC from which selections can hc made viii at all
times DE kept hand. and full suits single rti-
ciez Of wearing apparel for either gents or youths
viii hs made order the shortest notice. in the
latest and best style, and at the lowest living price
Satisfaction guaranteed in All eases sad the best oi
work furnished uily cheap inferior clothing
can be bought rcady-m3dC "a trial is earnest
ly solicited. y. @. Cl.SCHCTER
1,0ens5ae. May .. IsIa.-tC
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WoNnEEFI-r Ar~FpHsf tTIC W 40 EQG-s.ifit-sf.t
Hra Etaf Became Dfl0" "zii-rf R00sfer--hr. oserh
IsiuiuZer the popular saloon keeper at the cam
hrIa House W this place, tolls the following strange
story and Us willing To- swear great big swear That
lt is true 90 the letter Early jpn the Spring the
aforesaid Joseph bought q chicken from ¬Ee
Joseph -uTuamed the Wcl-.-I. 1t was u last ycits g
ur8Iactiou and of common strain, though IL event
uulIy Developed some remarkably uncommon pc
culfaritfes This chicken laid an egg every day ior
several weeks when 10 suddenly GUt its coHtrihu-
tfau ta the family IGrdgT and went nta retirement
Fmersfn. thcreirgm in due course OF time, IL was
discovered that comb had spruutcd from the top
of its head and that fucipicHt symptoms of pair
of Spurs were disccuiblC on its legs In word. II
had undergone a complete transformation az 70
sex and the once modest and unasSulning uiddy
stood revealed as . chantcleer whose crow was OF
the Ioudest and whose disposition % pe cock Of
the walk manifested itcSll lu his every moL Leneht T.
1 chicken susceptible Of such prodglous efforts In
the direction Of reversing oar established Ideas oil
matters and things certainly deserved q better
ftEe but couple 81 weeks ago u vas Killed ana
eaten. After iceaF Fitation critical examination
was made of the fowl. and what was once a chic ken
tEat laid eggs was found to bc chicken tA@t IN
the nature OF things dirCatcd tt- attention % the
transaction Of moro important business e re-
member to have read ct eases % iHcI5Inurpiorls
somewhat similar TO this. bct the one we have at
fempteI TO describe Il the first wei laUt thenticated
one that has come to our knowic ledge Az before re-
marked Mr.. HciuilUcr youchcs tor the aHsoiute
correctness OF the story, and 20 those VINO know
HiI the ord ai t1at Ecatlc lcil.-n 3 a. &"5t as iis
EHIE-
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Master Commissioners' Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
Elijah Beckstead VS.. Elizabeth Taylor
Wood, Steven H.. Wood and 1thamar
q. Whipple.
BY virtue and authority of q decretal
order Of sale, to me directed and issued
out Of the District Court Of the First
Judicial District Of the Territory of
Wyoming, within ard for the County of
Laramie, on the 23d day of August, A.
d. 1879, in a suit wherein Elijah Beck
stead is plaintiff, and Elizabeth Taylor
Wood, Steven II. Wood and Ithamar
q. Whipple are defendants, directing
and commanding me to sell as upon
execution the following described prop
erty, to wit: A certain portion of lot
four (4), in block number three hundred
and ninety-one 1911, in the city of Chey-
enne, County of Laramie, Territory Of
Wyoming, as said lot is laid down and
described in the plat of said city, re-
corded in the office of the county clerk
Of said county; said portion of said lot
being described as follows: Beginning
ut the northwest corner of said lot, the
same being the southeast corner of Eddy
and Seventeenth streets; thence south
erly along the line of Eddy street
twenty-five (22) feet; thence easterly,
parallel with Seventeenth street, forty.
two (42) feet; thence northerly, par
allel with Eddy street, twenty-five (22)
feet, to the line Seventeenth street;
thence westerly along the line
of Seventeenth street forty-two (42)
feet, to the place Of Begin
ming, being a parallelogram twenty
two (22) feet front on Eddy street by
forty-two (42) feet on Seventeenth.
street, out Of the northwest corner of
said lot No. 4, in block No. 391, in said
city Of Cheyenne, together with all the
appurtenances and privileges %thereunto
belonging or in anywise a~ppertaining,
to satisfy and pay plaintiff the sum of
$685. 6 and costs found due said
plaintiff by virtue of a lein duly filed
upon said property as required by law
before the commencement of this suit,
and that Judgment was rendered. in said
suit during the May, 1873, term of said
court on the 30th day of July, A. D..
1873, and by the decree and order of
said court this, therefore, is to give
notice that l have levied on, and will
on Monday, the Goth day Of September,
A. d. 1879, in front of the courthouse
door In said city of Cheyenne, between
the hours of 2 and 3 O'Clock p m. of
said day, offer the above described
property for sale at public auction, and
sell the same to the highest bidder for
cash in hand, to satisfy said Judgment
and all accruing costs.
Cheyenne, Wyo. Ter, Aug. %, no.
GEO. A. DRAPER,
Sheriff Laramie County and Special
Master Commissioner. aug29-d1m
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BROWN. PRICE & Co.,
Live Stock Commission Dealers
Room 81. NssO Exchange Building.
UNION STOCK YARDS.


0k&A0N o1OCk xAk<Bos
CHICAGO, Sept. I'd, 1879.
Recognizing the fact that there will
be q great demand for feeding cattle
the coming fall, we have concluded to
meet the wants Of those of our friends
and the public who may have such cat
tie to dispose of, by establishing a
branch Of our firm at Council Bluffs,
Iowa
Our MI. E. E. Brown will have
charge of our business at Council Bluffs,
and his long experience in handling
WESTERN CATTLE
will, we trust, be a sufficient guaran-
ty to those having such to sell
that their interests will be carefully
looked after. Where consignments are
made up of mixed an i
FAT AND FEEDING CATTLE,
Mr.. Brown win select out those suit
able for feeders and forward the
balance to this market, where they will
receive our usual care and attention.
Stock consigned to Brown, Price e.
Co., Chicago, a be RELEASED at
Council Bluffs when sold, WITHOUT
TROUBLE or INCONVENIENCE to
OWNER or SHIPPER. rFa4
Nj. Brown may be addressed at Stock
Yards, Council Bluffs, Iowa, Oh and
after Sept. 9Th.
Hoping that we may be favored with
your consignments. we remain,
Truly yours, tf.
s9tf BROWN, PRICE Sc co.
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A HIGH COMPLIMENT.
Secretary Schurs and Count Donhoa
Pay q Visit to the Wyoming
Armory.

The distinguished visitors, Secretary
Schurz and Count Donhoff, secretary
of the German legation at Washington,
who honored Cheyenne with their pres
ence yesterday. paid Freund Bros, gun
manufacturers of this city, a business
call. These gentlemen having seen
Freund Bros improved Sharps rifle,
and heard it spoken of in the highest
terms of praise, not only or their trip
overland from Yankton to Rock Greek,
but in Washington, d. c., were, of
course, naturally anxious to visit the
mandatory, and did SO on the first
opportunity. They found Freund
Bros. very busily engaged turning out
the improved rifles, and when offered
one for examination informed Freund
Bros. that they had already tested and
scrutinized the arm during their jour
ney overland, and found 1t to be the
most perfect arm they had ever seen.
They stated too that this was the YER
diet of the scouts and guides who
accompanied them from Yankton to
Rock Greek. After highly. compli-
menting Freund Bros. for their genius
in invention and skilled workmanship,
and looking yer the great variety Of
fre-armsin the Wyoming Armory, they
gave their orders for two OF Freund
Bros. improved rifles. Owing TO the
great demand for these arms the firm
Is unable to hll the orders until about
December. AT THAT time Count Don
hon will return to Germany, and says
he will take with him the ''boss rife of
America"
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PERSONAL

|. fALrt u .ha" #El
J. A. Taylor, stockman, arrived from
Texas yesterday.
Ex-Governor Thayer, from Rock
Greek. is In town.
Charlie Riner and bride are visiting
at Longmont. They will return in a
day o. two.
Mrs. Inman, from Denver, is up here
visiting her good-looking musical SON
the professor.
B. Park, of Joslin & Park, accompa-
MED by a distinguished banker from
Salt Lake, are visiting friends in this
city.
Hon. A. Worth Spates VIII leave for
the east this afternoon, going via
Cleveland to Washington on legal bus
mess.
DR.. J. H.. Maynard has returned from
Elkhorn. He caught a large quantity
of fine trout, and had a good time gen.
orally.
Lieut.. Cheny, who started to Fort
Mckinney a few days ago to attend a
court martial, was ordered back to his
command at Fort Russell by an order
from headquarters.
MI. Webb Hayes urbanity of man
ner and simplicity Of department were
noticed by all whom he met yesterday
in Cheyenne. He has all the pleasing
characteristics Of his distinguished
father. lfn
Geo. II. Bliss, iex-superintendent Of
the W. U. telegraph company, at
Omaha, and now manufacturing cleo
trician, went west yesterday to Browns
Park, which is situated south of Green
River, to look after some mines lately
discovered there. He says it will prove
a very rich district.
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Last Evenine,s Concert.

The concert given at Recreation Hall
last evening for the benefit Of Mrs.
Gaylord Bell, vas very fairly attended.
The singers were all in good trim, and
rendered some excellent music. Each
performance was loudly encored, and
hence the entertainment was kept up
until a late hour. The following was
the regular programme:
PRooRAMME-PARr FIRST.
! caoRUs-Awayi The Morning Freshly
Breaking ...-.....--.Aube
4 SOLO. PIANo~ihe Grill Left Behind
Mr.. 0aiord Raj. '-'."-'-f"r'iey
.. ...--.-.. .....----..B Bale
Miss Louise Clark.
=. DUETT-onward.. Bonuy Boat.-..Kuken
s. soi lit neis ana M. e~uechner, o,osa
Mrs. ". =. Glnfcke
G. DuErr-Carrie and tertie Wells.
Mrs. W. ". corie.t
g. soLo-Hugo Buechner.
PART SECOND.
!. MALE QUARrETTE-FarewelL-a....- ...
Mss'f'. Jenkins. WKs sssa,. saeehner and
a ~soNG-sweet Spirit Hear Ny Prayer,
Miss Amelia zehner.
$. SOLO, PIANO-Miitary March. .H Hunter
Master 4. Idelmnn.
4. SOLO 1t Was n Dream. ........... ..... .Cowen
Mrs. Knbis.
8. DUErr-The Gypsies.--. ..... ...B ordese
Miss Z~hn-r and Mrs. Corlett.
Q. soNG-Nancy Lee..---..--.......--..-..
acHoaus-hhssSsfst Th s'a5 Soothing sound.
Company.
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stock Cars Ordered.

- | - o. AX| 60
Orders for stock a + have been re.
ceived for the following dates of the
present month:
Bosler. 80 cars, from Ogallala, Sept.
ember 20.
johnson, 80 cars, from Julesburg,
Sept. 20.
J. L. Brush, 40 cars, from Julesburg,
Sept. %.
Swan, 20 cars, from Laramie City,
Sept. %.
J. W. Snyder. 10 cars, from Jules.
burg, Sept. 20.
Watts & Co., 10 cars, from North
Platte, Sept. 90.
Bratt & Co., "a cars, North Platte,
Sept. "a.
Adam Redington & Co., 40 cars,
from North Platte, Sept. 20.
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Chief Engineer caivert's. Especial.

Chief Engineer Calvert's Especial"
The recently built outfit for Chief
Engineer Calvert Of the D. Sc NJ.
railroad, made its first trip TO Omaha
this week from Plattsmouth, and at
tracted a great deal of attention. 1t
is not precisely a dummy engine, but
what is called a ''trawley,'' built on a
frame slightly longer than a hand car,
covered with a hurricane deck" and
propelled by a small engine. The seats
are placed facing each other, the lever:
being within easy reach. The cal
hangs low on its trucks, and skins
along the rails at the rate of twenty
miles an hour. 1t has run thirty when
reuuired.-Omahd Herald.
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This is the trade mark OF one of the
best boot and shoe manufactures in
America. and this Is the kind OF work
you can ind at S. Bon's shoe emporium
on Sixteenth street. Go there and see
some Of their English walking shoes,
riding boots, ladies' CATERS, etc. The
best shoe In the west for the least
money. sels-St