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Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09
RETROsPFCTIvE.

One week has passed since Charles
Guitesu shot President Garfield mig h
unto death-a week of suffering and
pain to the President, Of deep sor ow
and anxiety to his wife, his children
and his aged mother, and of intense
suspense to the country at large.
Meanwhile the world at large has
poured out its sympathies upon the
patient sufferer. Among his own
people party divisions and fierce frac-
tional strifes as we'll as sectional ami
.nositiss have been buried in q univer-
sal condemnation of the great crime
aud sympathy tor the inn"cent victim.
For, beyond the distinguished
achieyments Of the President he exem-
piifies the model citizen-a loving son,
Z devoted husband and an affection :
ate father. Lofty position and multi
tudinous duties have not been allowed
to oveashadow these domestic relations.
Here is u character which touches the
hearts of the people while it inspires
admiration.
The hand of Providence seems to
have interposed between that of the
assassin to save the country valuable
life and further political complication.
Fsrvsntly We trust that present indi-
cations may hold good, and the Presi-
dents life be spared.
But the great shame and disgrace
upon tho American name Of this ter
rible, wicked crime of Guiteau must
remain forever dark spot upon
the history Of America. Whatsoever
the outcome the stain is ineffaceable.
When we consider that the hidden
motive OF this human fend was proba
bly, nothing less than desire to wreak
upon the President for dis
appointment in securing an Office We
may well be startled by the fearful de-
privaty of human nature. The neces-
s.ty Of the subiuing influence Of the
Christian religion wrs never more
illustrated.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09
LETTER FROM CHEROKEE.

Cherokee. ALA, June 2S, 1881.
Editor GdzeKe
Being billed here for speech on Ed
ucation, arrived here this evening
from Huntsville, was cordially welcom-
ed by Rev.D :. N. Nelson and Prof G.
w. Stewart, who has charge of the col
ored school and church here. Chero-
kee ia a small place, but the colored
population in and around it is very nu-
merOus. There are TWO churches, a
Sabbath and day school.
Hitherto without secret societies,
Cherokee now joins the popular current
by organizing lodge of Knights of
Wise Men.
For this purpose after due notifica-
ton, people, white and colored, gather
ed here in great numbers Saturday. .-
Prof. In. P. Watkins and myself
were the speakers announced. The la
dies OF the C. NJ. E. Church had all
kinds OF refreshments exhibited in
tempting order from which they real
ized for their Church forty dollars.
When the hour for speaking arrived
Mr.. Watkins, or ''the lawyer" rs the
people here call him. had not put in an
an appearance. Being introduced by
Prof. Stewart, spoke at some length
TO the large and and appreciaiive audi
ence Mr.. G. N. Perkins afterward
gracefully responded to call. Mr..
Watkins arrived in time to address the
people at the Church at night.
paid \ visit to the interest ng Sab
bath School.
Last night, assisted by Bro. L. G.
Retts, l organized Lodge of Knights
OF Wi men, numbering eighteen.
The people Of this neighborhood are
very kind and sOciable.
Rev. ID. N. Nelson and &. W. Stewart
are leading spirits among our people,
and are doing good work.
S. j. B. c.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09
EIEGANI IENNElRY CHEAP.

To introduce our new styles and influence traur
we make the following unparalleled offers iof ,s
short time: 1.-The Berlin Packet contains So ~
plated watch chain, agate shawl pin, lazy 's ele
CANT set jewelry sea bean cuff buttons coral neSA
lace set of agate studs, gold plate band ring col
button, key ring, pocket BOOK, 1mltanon s..a S
handkerchief, pen. pencil comic envelopes am
visiting cards. All these mailed 10 you FOR 5oc ~
stamps packets for sl.00. The lot can De re-
tailed at from a. to $500. .,..,
The ROYAL Casket contains one superb an1ethy,ss
ring elegant coral brouch set in box, fancy neck
lace coral sleeve buttons. engraved goid pls1sgg
bracelets rose scarf pin, gold plated lady SET go9
nlate sleeve buttons, heavy gold plate studs io.sy
cameo scarf pin, genuine Partisan diamond st91i
Maltese cross with P. diamond center. oeautiiat, =
jef sleeve buttons, plated collar button, plsltsa
link watch chain, plain gold plate ring. nooo55
cameo ring Maltese earrings with r ulaIlvn,a lae,s
settings gents full comb. amethyst SET, laly !
full plated set with white stone settings Jst AZ
cameo scarf pin, eng gold plate sleeve outtoi,s,,
The whole Of this magnificent collection So 1s
secure by mail for =, for 81 for IS dasess
can be retailed easily at from . 10 siu Auuieo''
n " JEWE CO.. Atlanta, Ga j, ia
THE ATLANTA GLOBE says: Tnis company. -
PERFECTLY reliable, and the amount they give ~
yoar money is astounding
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09


Wnsx asked for III We've on the
attempted aasasiaatiou Gen. Grant
replied: II Am % staggered BY the
occurrence. that Iscan scarcely b. ssid
10 have any view. It i ouly another
proof that there are At large persons IN
III cs~munity who are able 1t any
p,omsnt to allow themselves to become
ns,ee,ed Of the idea that their mission
i 70 redress some fsucied public wrong
By sacrA6cing = life. They are thought
to bs brainlsas until they startls q
con munity with some such terrible
crime ~ this-
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09

ONY of the teachers was mortified,
the other day. ut having . msn in
lroxd daylight ~ him for some to-
l~co.-Selmx Pioneer.
Happy Selma. Ne know Of some
teAchers up here who would be great
" mortified in such caseEthe NOR
,i6cAtios would come becsnse the to-
laOoo had to 70.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09

Tas GAzErrE allows whatever credit
j. due to the officials RESPONSIBLE for
7he jury for their partial d charge "i
duty in giving US tho four color. d
men.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09

A SOUTHERN woman has startled
the Census Superintendent by . r.
quest tor him to overlook his emu
werntor. rolls for information Of the
whereabouts u her long lost lover.
Should the search among the 90 odd
millions Of names be in vain it wou d
he \ clear case Of "Love's Labor
Lott"
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09

VIZ havs heard no more genuine ex-
preston Of sorrow for the stricken
President than have been muttered by
the lips of the honest black men Of the
country said sympathetic language Of
kind hearts for brother in distress.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09

SPEAKING of the Independent
movement in Gsorgis the Journal Of
Progress says that should Repressn-
tstivs elect Emory Speer, carry out
his intention to act Independently Of
,arty dictstion in Congress land don
his Nahone war cap. there will be
piepty of feathers to stick in it.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09
..I'nm all Played Out"

is common complaint. Ifyou feel so.
ret a package OF Kidney Wort AID take
it and you will at once feel its tonic
power. 1t renews the healthy action of
the kidnys, bowels and liver, and thus
restores the natural life and strength TO
the weary body. 1t can now be h ad in
either dry or liquid form, and in either
way is always prompt and efficient in
action.-Mea0. Bedfora Standara.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09
The Doctors Disagree

as to the best methods and remedies, for
the cure of constipation and disordered
liver and kidneys. But those that have
used Kidney-W0rt, agree that it is by
far the best medicine known. Its action
is yr0mpt, thorough and lasting. Dom t
take pills, and other mercurials that
poison the system, but by using Kidney
Wort restore the natural action of all
the Organs.-Nes0C Co0eH an.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09

CONGRESSMAN SPERR. Of Ge0ryis,
elected y On independent Democrat
.lsclarss his purpose to vote with the
l.epuhliesns in the organization Ut the
next House.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09

WHAT We call locusts are now pro
nounoed by the knowing ones to b.
s,nly II and 13 year harvest hies, COM
psrstively harmless.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09

AsrRoNoNsRs say that the comet
Il leaving us, travelling due north Ut
ass rsts Of 500. 900 miles day. It
will be visible several weeks yet.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09

The placing togsthsr in the third
week of the nance Of the foCr color.
I'd men summoned on the petit jury
.f the Circuit Court is explainable
only ou the theory that the officers
we're governed BY the saying that
'.misery loves company"
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09

WHEN any blowing is necessary the
GAZETTE is fully able to blow its own
horn and does not stoop to court its
contemporaries for "tsfy."
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09

TnE best Republican paper in the
United States is the Washington
Republican; the best in Alabama is
ths Huntsville Gazette. When We
filled to mention the Gazcttc it was
no Intentional slight bat grew out
a the islss that present company IL
always exesptsd.-Ha'stsoillc Advo-
catc.
VIZ bow our acknowledgements.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09

COLLEGES and UNIVER SITES

COLLEGES and UNIVERSITIES.
FALLADEGA COLLEGE, Talladega, Ala.
Fall term opens October .. Rev :.
HENRY 5. DEFoREsr, A. NJ, Pres
iuent.
The only College in Albania for
Coiored people. Instructions IMorough.
Expenses low. Industrial De partments
give studen chance TO pay tuNI> on in
labor. Send for catalogu >. INto rma-
ton glai given. Correspondence So
licited. Address GEO. n. ELLIS.
sep4-3m. Secy.
n ampton Normal and Agricultural
Institute, Hampton, Va.
YJTrIoN FREE. Term
begins Oct. l. Board $40 per month
one-half payable in labor. Opportunity
for limited number to EARN the whole.
5. ID. ARMSTRONG,
aug2S-3m. Principal.
nUsr NORMAL INSTITUTE, Huntsville,
u Ala Tuition free. Opens Sept
ember l3. Preparatory, Normal
Music and Business courses.
Miss o. l.. Smith, Principal.
lAENTRAL TENNESSEE COLLEGE, Nash
Vile Tenn. Normal, Collegiate,
O Theological, Medical and Law de-
partments. Expenses from $3.50 to
$9. 80 per month.
Tuition in Medical and Law schools
$50 per Session. For catalogues Il c.,
Address Rev. j. Braden,
sep4-3m, Nashville Tenn.
IINOxvILLE COLLEGE, KNOXVILLE, TEN-
NEssEE. Cheap and thorough edu-
IN cation for colored people. By assist
with the work, ladies' and gentlemen pay
tuition, board, rent, fuel, light and wash
ing for $45 or less. Send for catalogue
to j. S. MCCULLoCH, Pres,
Oct9 3m. Knoxville, Tenn.
FIsK UNIVERSITY, Nashville, Tenn
Rev. f, NJ. Cravath, M. A, Presi-
dent Fifteenth year OF this well.
known Institution opened Oct. 9th
Second term begins Jan. 3d, 1881. Prep
aratory, Normal, Collegiate and Theo-
logical courses of study. A large corps
of Teachers, with excellent facilities for
study, make this an att active school
for.colored youth. For catalogues and
, any desired information address,
E. 2. GILBERT. Asst. Treas.
Oct23-3m Nashville, Tenn
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09

Txz Sunay South has heart, and
- feeling . Que - can be found in any
evther part Of mother earth.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09
SATURDAY. JULY >. 1881

TuE crisis is passed-the Prs-ident
lives. God b. prsissd,
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09
GENIUS REWARD ED
Story Of the Sewing Mach ;

Containing handsome and costly steel
engraving froDtispiece; also. % finely
engraved wood cuts. and bound i'm an
elaborate blue and gold Autographed
cover. No charge whatever is made for
this handsome book. which can be OBJ
tanned only by application at the branch
and subordinate offices OF The Singer
Manufacturing TO.
jun2-Sm.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09
SAMUEL r. L0WERY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,

Office Clinton Street, below foot bridge,
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
Practices in all the Courts, National
and State. Special attention to claims
before the Departments of the United
States. in2-3m.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09
PR;F. GuI1xETrE's FRENCH LIVER PAD

Will positively cure Fever and Agne,
Dumb Ague, Ague Cake, Bilious Fe-
YER, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, and all dis
eases of the Liver, SJom lch and Blood.
Price $l.5O by mail. Send for Prof.
Guilmette's Treaties on the Kidneys and
Liver, free by mail. Address
FRENCH PAD CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-09
fhOF. GUlLM EEIE >
French kidney Pad

WHICH cures Dy aDSOrptlOn.
Ask your druggist for Prof. Guilmet-
te's French Kidney Pad. and take no
other. If he has not got it, send $500
and you will receive the Pad by return
m all
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BOISE CRY, Feb. 90, 1881.

ED WoRLD:-Hou. VIM. Nicoll.
member of the late Legislature from
Shoshone county, died on Saturday
evening and was buried from the
Episcopal Church to-day. Consup-
ton was the disease which caused his
death.
The new cistern has been COM
menced in the cross street between
the county buildings and the Agnew
stable, for the benefit Of the Fire
Department.
Several Of the country schools have
lately closed, and among them the one
taught by E. Z. Richards, at the Star
school house.
The new school law, giving Boise
City the benefit of nine districts, works
an injury to the valley schools. The
number of school children in this dis
trict is said to be 400.
The home troupe produced the comic
opera, "The Doctor of Alcantara," in
fine shape on Saturday evening.
We are again enjoying magnificent
weather. FELIX.
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BANNER NEWS.
weather.

Ed. WoRLD:-Since the last report
from here. the Crown Point has been
opening up beyond the most sangnine
expectations of many here. The drift
going west has three strata aggre-
eating six feet that will mill 500 per
ton. Some of the richest pieces con-
tains about 40 per cent. lead, which
is new feature in the mine, aid not
at all to be considered bad one, al
though it will cause a change in the
reduction apparatus probably at the
depth of another 100 feet. Then the
company can put up smelter and we
outside mine owners will furnish the
mill with custom rock. Then Banner
will boom. When the drift east was
commenced from the cross-cnt, there
was no pay-ore whatever, but upon
running seven feet very fine ledge
came in, and of good ore, and increas-
ing in size very fast, bat the DRIFT Is
only ten feet in, as yet. This demon
strates that the two schntes OF ore,
which, are forty feet part -on the lev
el above, is but eight or tenfeet at the
present depth. This will make it
mncl. more copyenitiss t}work the
mine TheeE'm.ra miAl will astonlsh
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TRAMP.
The New Bible.

The new version of the New Tes-
lament, which has been SO many years
in course of translation aud which is
unquestionably the most important
literary enterprise this century has
seen, is being waited for with curiosity
and anxiety by hundreds of thousands
1t is not generally known that first
edition of 100000 copies has already
been manufactured in England, and
100, coo copies are said to be already
in New York City, not one of them
permitted to be sold. They are
awaiting a telegram from the authori-
ties in England authorizing their is
sue. The first copies can only be had
at the extravagant price OF $40 per
copy. The Literary Revolution pro-
poses fully to meet the demands which
its army Of friends are making upon
it by doing probably the quickest work
in book-maaing which has yet been
accomplished. Arrangements have
been fully made to put the entire book
into type inside OF "a hours from the
time printed copy Of the English
edition can be procured, and within
three days at least 10000 copies will
be bound ready for delivery to wait
| ing purchasers. Il will be printed in
large, beautiful type, neatly aud
strongly bound in cloth, in volume
of about 500 pages, and sold at the
nominal price of 80 cents. \ fine cdi-
tion in half Russia, gilt top, will be
sold for 60 cents, and one in full Tnr-
key morocco, gilt edges, for SIPS.
Address, American Book Exchange,
New York."
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Property Transfers.

Inc following property has changed
hands since our last report:
Thomas Daley to Jos. WEIGH: An
undivided one-third Interest in the
Forest king mine, in Gambrinus dis
!rict.
O. Il. Esmond to Myer & Smith
One-half of eight acres of land neal
the Star Ranch, with the mill, house
blacksmith shop and other buildings
thereon.
G.. H. Esmond to Walter Hiatt
onc-half of eight acres of land, witt
saw mill, blacksmith shop, dwelling
house and other buildings, near the
Star Ranch.
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Joncs-Certaiuly we can give you
any information desired on any sub
ject. What's blizzard? Why-a biz
card is IA. You've seen the gentle
zephyrs among the trees i'll spring
time, and speaking of spring it will be
very soon, when the buds will put
forth and tie back yard will need
cleaning when the sweet flowers will
perfume the woods, and the melting
snow will bring to light two dead cats
and a pile of ashes in front of your
houses, and. Sir, blizzard Ow-
ing to rush of advertisements in this
issue your question must 60 over to a
more convenient time.-[ Derrick.
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Hxecutor's sale Of Real nsrate.

Office Is hereby given that, in pursuance OF
an order Of the Probate Court Of Boise county,
l. ~ made on the i4th day of Feb. 1881, in the mat
yer OF the estate of Bail, deceased the nnder-
signed the executor Of the raid estate will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash and
subject to confirmation by said Probate Court on
saturday March 18th. 1881. ct IL O'Clock NJ on thu
premises. IN Garden Valley, Boise county l. T.. all
tne right title. interest and estate Of the said A.
BAL At the time OF his death, and all the right,
e and interest that the said estate has by opera
non o. law OF otherwise acquired other than or ia
addition 10 that of the said A. Bail 1t e time Of his
IN and to all that certain lot piece OF parcel
Of and situate lying and being in the said Boiss
county. n. and described as follows wit; NJ
Of 5 = and the X of 8 W X and inc lotp
num oere e. and q Sec "a in township north Of
range East in The district Of land subject to sail.
at Boise City T., containing l64 36 100 acres and
COMMODITY known ~ ShesssBail's Ranch The
title Is perfect being covered by q. s. patent.
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cash :avfnl
money OF the United States; twenty eve per cent
Of the purchase money to Be psia on day OF sale
one-half Of the balance to he paid Oct l. 1881 baj
ance. JAN ], 1852; ferred payments to draw ii.
per cent interest per annum. and TO be secured b,
mortgage on the premises. Deed at expense OF tn,
purchaser. j. b. McLAUGHIIN
Executor Of the Estate Of A.. Bail, deceased.
Feb. Is. lS8I--4w
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its owners in the next seasons run.

It's owners in the next seasons run, if
rightly Unanswered.
The Panamiut tunnel is going ahead
finely. The boys have had very hard
rock. but it is now better. If jim
and Ben don't strike it, it will be from
no lack Of energy on their part. Their
tunnel shows superior grade Of
workmanship. Bill Sessions is work
ing with his full force ON the Hard
Scrabble, and as the days lengthen,
and the distant, mnrky shadows of
the promised spring are cast sparsely
over our mountain peaks, SO Bill adj
vances on his hidden treasure with a
firm and buoyant tread, fully deter
mined to make or "bust." By the
way ne came very near busting" the
other day. but is all right now.
jim Magee thinks he will marry in
the spring when the grass comes up,
and put an end to this single awful
ness.
The White boys are moving up
from the river and are going to COM
plete Mr.. Wentworth,s timber con-
tract. They will be welcome addi-
ton to our little squad.
The Silver Chief tunnel is in yery
hard ground, but nevertheless is stead
lily advancing, although powder is
fast going.
There will be lodge of Good Ten.
plars started here in the spring. Will
start with five lady and twenty male
members when our worthy friends
move out from Idaho City. We will
name it the Mountain Gem Hermit
Forest Home or something else.
Mr.. Editor, that fellow who wrote
that last letter to the World from here
has much ilnpudence. He uses Ian.
guage which is derogatory and SUI
lpremely Inconsistent with good taste
and manners, and for any redress he
can call at the Office of the
/ Tp,up
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ONLY sixteen marriage licenses
were issued ]" Grant county, Oregon,

n
ONLY sixteen marriage licenses
were issued j" Grant county, Oregon,
~ 1880. Not very good showing
ioF Inc girls down there; but now
since leap year has gone and the
qnestlon-popping business transferrt d
back to the holder sex, Grant will
nave a big boom in the matrimonial
market. Calico has been tried AGAIN
and fonnd wholly unequal to the re-
90 rernents, not only in Grant county
out all round. Another evidence that
as political skirmishers women would
oe complete nonen,ities. So let's hear
10 more about this rights business
First, last and all tile time and under
all circumstances let our motto be
"breeches in front and bustIes to the
rear"
nc ismes speaking of the loss Of
sheep in Klickitat county says: w
4. Abrams, l4O nut Of band Of /, 100
L. s. Mead, $50 out Of a band Of 500
Geo. Liner, 200 from band Of 1850
D. Spenkle, 400 out Of 1000; F. Gerl.
ing, 800 ont Of 2,OOO:-Brown, Of 4
band Of 4,SOO has only 500 left; ano
.. 3. Butler lost only so out of $500
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MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.

Nm ]. Fl. BATES, Newspaper Advertis
E,r Agent, Al Park Row Times Building),
Esv York, is authorized to contract for
endorsements in the WORLD at our best
rates
L P FISHER, Advertising Agent, 81
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, is
knfhorized to receive advertisements for
Ehe columns of this paper.
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LOCAL IN eVVS-

THERE are fortv-fye murderers in
the Nevada State Prison.
&c. Fox is at Salt Lake. He will
return to Bonanza the first of Nav.
Hon. G B. BALDWIN returned home
Wednesday after spending several
weeks at the capital
Mrs. VIM KEsTNER, of Thorn creek,
is quite sick. DR.. Zipf was sent for.
and welt down yesterday.
The stage from Boise didn't get in
till 9 o'clock Tuesday evening on ac-
count of the bad condition of the road
Iris estimated that about so per
cent. of the cattle of Wasco countv
Oregon, persisted in the late terrible
storms.
WILLIE Bullock was taken down
with lnhanmatory rheumatism sever
al DAYS ago He is now improving
aud Will soon be up and around.
IHE String Band will not give a
aance tonight; but secure your art
aeiS Tor week from tonight for
inca will be given the gyandest hop
OF the season.
'HHRE will be hard fight in Gus
Ter county for the county seat. The
'0n'estants are Challis, Crystal City
anu Bonanza. Crystal seems to have
The upper hand.
hon. STEVE DEMPSEY and wife re-
'u'nea to their home, at Centervile
yesterday. They have been visiting
ASfe since they came up from Boise
several days ago.
iht road from Quartzburg to Cen
~ r'''',e was impossible for sleighs on
''ss'ay, SO the mails had to be
p''A'u that distance. Since the
,a'''ef mas cleared up travelling is
Ov0er' and sleighs run all the way
through.
~ recent meeting of the Ladies,
A. : oiygamy Socisty," of Brooklyn,
secretary, Mrs. Bradshaw, read
uicsSage of Governor Neil on the
l'Jec' OF poIygamy. 1t was favor
: ~ commented on by the members
'le society.
'HE theatrical troupe will play
,'s ''A next Monday evening. The
s'a'n'ne will consist of "Meg's Di-
~o', drama in two acts, sketch
va DOES Return and "The
e.. AA''emes," farce. The per-
N. NE VIII not commence till s
a.. 'N' The Odd Fellows meet Oh
I.,, ''e.ilng, and the time was mi
b5as - nour later than usual, as the
WI adjourn about that t;ub
can 90, members that wish TO attend
tisess ~ III by the time the curtaip
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Coffin d Kennalv

Hare shipping large stock of the cele
|bated Skinner Flows, and Furst & Brad
|lev Suky and Gang Plows which will be
|sod at very low figures. They also have
Lin stock the South Bend Chilled Iron
|plows at reduced prices.