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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-06
Ecaa1 atotires.
.rSfTED STATES OF AMERICA:

" ppt,lc, Cout. o. the Cn!tcd States for the
!pnlt,,.iciO Of wes, Virginia.
Sh,,t. Assignee {, ,hs Maflnel
sps.IVsy aud Dry Dock Company In Admiralty.
IN, s,eamboa, "Dlurnal."
,.s d.ctfial order entered III the above en-.
.,hn!g, MD In inc District Court oiihe United States
H,aE,Sh., pI,ttlc. oil West .rirRiulu, SAID cause was
,Wos%sJ 10 the undenigncd, oiie OF tie Con-
!mtn..ion,n Of aid Court, .
isirV S,mnate aud Ascertain the amounts due 10
~. iiH.IIin, aud the interychos, ry.pcctiyely, Tor
Wy ,rttntl and interest on account o. materials iur.
pnThsIfrUf labor performed bv the liDcllhnt or said
hnn SSS.;, In repairing said boat or for other
DIE isn a, tto case muy be. as set !etth ~ atd
ha!T M, n Ly the intervcuOrs, and reihr, 10 this
,h,,I tSc amount due to the parties respectively,
nv tlyIr p~tiOrilles, II any"
!. I7.Ldn, and iAiarrning htcttdats IN tie adore
1%vsm,,i"f ,uh, and 10 oil Others trhon U ,nay concern!
"arrr 4, i,ErrnY OWES. that ! have fixed upon
,,SUii,"y" D,,umber Is, 1881, nt 10 o'clock A. NJ, rs
NoTHT!' mi the Office OF Il. q. Eis!, .Es9., lrpclor
iDt WWtnS1isn,, No ilTwclhli street, In Mo city OF
tSt .,slInV, III said district. Us tho place. ~ ascer.
,"t ian md repairing. the matter III shid order
.MM"r,1Sucl. aud my other inhttes that may DC re-
atin.'niS byniiy PARTY III iutcfc.t, or that may be
Hu',S,d v%cttIncii. by the commissioner.
"" ,i,ra ,u,Idgr my hand this ~ day q December,
Wv" ' JOlIS WALTON,
49, ~, Commissioner Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-06

OFFENSIVE breath, ban taste in mouth,
coated tongue, show torpid liver and dis.
ordered stomach. Aliens Bilious physic,
vegetable remedy, quickly relieves all q
cents. At all druggists. rThs.w
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On; TANNER ia reported as living in a
boarding house in Chicago. Still at the
starving business it scems.-7itra, Sifliooa,
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICAS:

lathe District Court Of tho United States for thV
Instruct Of Vest |IfSinli.
..,k Roth, survivor OF himself
'"'" !" Charles II. llAIii, late part. "
!" InIng business under the ilrni
ratt 1T. u. DoDih ~ Son In Admiralty.
The Steamboat 'Conricr."
Nv A durrul order entered In tho above entitled
,rWi InIIvr District Court Of the Y nttrl States for
h. District " West Virginia, aid cause WIS ~.
;r,nJ 10 tic undersigned, one OF the CJmlnlsslon'
reulS nd tOuit.
'".Iu 9 ,nlMtc nnd ascertain the amounts lte TO
t.' ~jlsllAnI and the lntrrveh0rs. respectively, for
,,Iurinl and Interest IN account ui materials fur.
rIII,In,i or labor performed by lhr llhellnnt Or said
tHt.r,ruuls IN repairing said boat or for other mat
NV, NV A, Inc ease inay be, iS set fOrtl by said liccl'
tsNtn r b. the !nirryruurs, md report 10 this Court
tIr amount tine to the parties. respectively, aud
iNrIr p~EiOuilS, II any" I'll
r,ir Radiant and Intervening iUdtdnh IN The nhptr
,ahIirf mt, dmf II al ahIcrs ah@ai u nay Eom.xSa!
ymug IL HEREBY GivES that | have Fixed upon
"Wednesday, iprtnier II, lssl, nj 10 O'CLOCK \,
n "A, tie lime and the Office Of Measfs. Ewing. Mel.
tIv \ Wlpy, pHEtDfS for l%ltellnnt, No. liW Maln
,tr,;, in HE city 0t Wheeling. II, said di'trict, ns
ihr place, Of IL1rrt4iiins anti Reporting the matters
in MD rtler mentioned. and any other matters that
runy be REQUIRED by nily Jmrly III Interest. or that
ENy b. deemed pertinent by TIE o. miS,ipJier.
Ciyrn under my lnild this third day Of licctm.
her, Isl. JOHN WALTON.
h.i ". y. Commissioner,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-06

How beautifully has the poet sung Of the
hereafter In the lines, "We shall know
each other better when the mists have
rolled away" Truly, we shall! but oh,
what 4 bashful crowd We shall be.-THt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-06

$1,000 % we offer to any one detecting
even a trace OF common grease in Strunz's
Genuine Wax Soap. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-06
Chtarrh Of the Dlnlder,

Singing, irritation, inflammation, all
Kidney and Urinary complaints, cured by
Encyclopaedia, 81,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-06
DECLINE Of Nun,

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, 1mpo.
tence, Sexual Debility, cured by "Wells'
Health Remover. ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-06

WlccEs, the weather prophet, has join.
ed the Salvation Army. No wonder they
get stoned.-L0ueH Courier, -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-06

That is rs difficult to determine as it is
to says~lst oi;ce holders will go. Many
good men have been named for the posi-.
tons, Bayard, Thurman, Bragg, Mcclellan,
not to mention a lot OF lesser lights. Every
prominent Politician has u slate made nj,
which he is backing to win, but then, as is
always the case, come n will get left"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-06

The Want Soap Ask your grocer for it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-06

"HAcKNETAcK,n a lasting and fragrant
perfume: Price IS and 80 cents.
ehlloh,s Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
Q Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
you have Y printed guarantee OH every
bottle Of shiloh's VitaIizcr. 1t never fails
to cure.
a Nasal Injector free with each bottle Of
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents.
Sold by Logan 4 Co., A. 7. Young and
oIlaS. MehHenleller. COW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-06

Toys that make gestures will be in style
this winter, and will to a very large extent
take the place Of the disappearing dude
philadelphia Call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-06

$1,000 90 We offer to anyone detecting
even q truce Of common grease in Strunz'
Genuine Wax Soap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-06

BAnSuM's Sill 900 giraffe, after suffering
from twelve feet OF sore throat for II week,
has finally succulabed to the inevitable
Gr1Dhic. NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-06

Al trains daily except Sunday. -1- -7---7--
lullslan's, ra'aee Drawing Room and Sleeping
LAM through, without change from Steubcnvilie
East 10 philadelphia and New York. West tl!,TH
ap0l!s and st. Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, slceplnscar
aGcommolations and any further Information np.
handle Station, foot OF Eleventh street. or 1t City
Ilcket Ohice, under McIAIre House. Wheeling.
Hl ltT z.ss JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
/. 4. FORD,
0cE'i Pasy. and Ticket Agent. Pittsburgh, IA.
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r. r.
In ESSfJ III E5.5---II-
.s:sta.at :..s.s'.G i:fJ
Ionusiiscd Time liable u Passenger Trains cor.
feGted NOV. 1G. lSA-Ccntral STANDARD Time;
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DIR. j. e. SMITH.
No. 1901 Cllarlinc Street,

Near Fourteenth Street.
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And do you regard your cure us per.

This was more than u year ago, the
trouble has not returned and l haven't
been 80 well i'll years MS | am now"
Speaking OF l'resident-clect Cleveland,
who, in your opinion will comprise his
cabinet ph THi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-06

UaSll Urine received The old uOn'B conf
dcnce with his most charming manner.
He was delighted with the theory; he was
sure that II was at least q most Ingenious
suggestion. He did not venture to express
IN opinion about its novelty. Glow
should I know" he said, with his frank,
engaging smile, "if some old German has
not thought al itSat some time or other?
but | teel sure that not one OF them has,
he added in q moment. as the old face
fell and he passed his arm round Mr.,
Betel's shoulders Il! shoulders they may
ho oallcd) ind paued him where Iii, del.
told muscles appears in some other per-
sons II cannot wcll-be-in-fAct-
sureEwcll,' = said Mr.. Betel, "but | cannot
find n single--well-lrAoc." Hc opened
and shut hls mouth like a nervous fish,
and lila young comIade patted him again.
And then, us he felt Basil's hand upou
him, the conscience otthe old don awoke
with 4 terrible start. He remembered
that, absorbed by tho force OF his little
word, he had almost forgotten TINT his WIS
his friends Inst term OF undergraduate life.
How abominable II aee,ned to be SO con.
centrated In ones own efforts that one
should forget the coming struggle OF ones
friend! Young Qrlne was In Tor &c reats,,
and Mr.. Bstcl had been most deeply In,
ltcrestcd In his success. Now 1t seemed
impossible that he had thought ofsit sc
little in the last few weeks. His con,
science was positively hammering him a,
he begau to pour5 forth broken questions
about bis young friends progress, Hi
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19
eoMMI,sIoNEr, sNLr OF LA\n-

Notlc- :, horcby given. That Ynd,r and hy
Nlriu" nf Decree Of lhc Ron Circuit tudrt ~
Mte>is,ippl County, ArkHn~u- rendered NJ its
NHy term. l'.3 w q caus" wherein i g. Payne
~ Administration Of lhc r-tat. ui the late ! r
lphNl'~' decd ~ al were tOmplHinhnt- and
frtW :. llarrul, ri al, we're defendants, / viii
proceed To -'ll, Al public outcry 20 the highest
bidder, an
SATURDAY, lLBIIARI and, 'ssI.
within legal hour. al the Court Hnus, door IN
the town Of osco"la. Mississippi CTunty, \rk. d.
ansas the following described property .itunt.
IN said County, viz: North we quarter see
tlon Eichi So 1ownthip Eleven CiI, Nor,h and
Range Ten Nui tast. and 50 III east quarter
OF >"uih-wcst quarter Section III riy-twu fly
townShip twelve t2' North. aud Rang. Ten
luI East containing 'ne hundred 00ci acres
more or i-sr
TERMS oF SALE:
A credit "f ih,cc NJ ith., with note and an
proved security. and lien retained tb .c,ilr,.
payment Of purchase money
BEN II BkCCHIS,
Commissioner
Jan ., 1851 l-J-i PIT o. -.
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The Leap Year Bail.

The hearts Of our society bcaux
i'uttrrcd aud ralpi,at"d in most
painful manner last Tuesday. Is the
time drew near at hand. when the,
I were expecting to have the exquisite
"plrasurr "fth"ircomplu, solicit
ci hy some 4" fair one ,o attend the
Leap year party. Aud as the hours
wore nn the feeling Of interest bc.
came Intense ~ som, of the most
iacinating cNqui,ilcN began to fear
they wer" to bc left out altogether.
when dcIicatcly prrfuncd hiAf
would arrive, aud like a white wing
ed messenger of peace. soothc the
too anxious lcating, of their over
hardened hearts aud I'll them with
joy uuspcakablc.
A. an early hour the mcrrv-mak.
ers began to assemble, each gentle
man carefully protected aud escorted
by "a brave lady" and although
old Borcas shrickcd. moancd. howlc
aud whi,tl"d outside. nothing but
light, warmth, bright bcwil,lcring
smiles and happy hearts were admit
ed inside the contrast making it all
the more enjoyable, and through the
charming arrangement of the fair
hostcsses, good-humor rcigncd sn-
prcmc throughout the nrcting hours.
The boys looked en- ny'e arraycd
in their most "killing" neck ties, and
We compliment them ON the graceful
and coy manner in which they adapt.
ed themselves To the translnogrifica-
ton 1--WE found this word in the Die
iionary, ,)ot the social customs; dis
playing all the najveite Of" sweet six
cen" just ont. But jcs,ing aside
he party was delightful success,
md We thank the young ladies for
IN Invitation.
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19
Sili"IFf'> SALE or LAND

by virtue of an execution 10 ~ { is.ued hy IN,
lerk of lhc Circuit 'ourt. I VIII at the court
House door, In The Town nf Ostrola, within legal
hour, on
tRDAY. FEBRUARY IND, l--4
sell 10 the highest bidder. Oa credit of tire
months, the purchaser 20 execute note wit
approved security, and lein retained on th,
half of Dorih -casi quarter Of Section thirty-tw
t2l, Township Sixteen n6l. NORTH. and Rang,
Thirteen n@. East. bcing and situate in MI.
si-sIppi County, Arkansas, and containing 81,
~ V1) acies, more or less. aS the property
noh.rt Keith, 10 satisfy u judgement IN ie IL
lhc Mississippi Circuit Court. ceriifrl from
" Musgra'cs. u Justice OF the Peacc for II ici
~ an Town.hip, in favor of Catherine T.. Metz
gar, and against John Lingcnf-icr and tUhcr
Keith. for the sun ot go, 80 debt and costs
Witness my hand this 5,h day oi January
1851 W u, l'hSkl< o, ~h.hf
pI $50. ~ &. L.tMuorr p,IuItN
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lOuNn Ms, Arm

Did young men who arr in Tia"
habit ofdrinking Intoxicating liquors
ever stop to think what such a prac-
tic" j, doing for them. 1t not only
threatens to DESTROY health aud man
hood. but it shuts them out from the
better positions in tn" employment
of those who conduct the business If
the country.
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19
Lumber,

Having pat up q Saw Mil ut Col,
Dust W. wnuld mnmmcc Ia the citi
zcns along thu River, that We ar,
prepared to furnish rough Lumber
at any and all points, at rcas"nabl,
rates. Address,
PyrTrY BEoo.
Gold Dust, Tenn.
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19

Hatred is the homage paid by the
spirited to the upright, there
forr be- not afraid tn do what is right
lest you should make somebody mad.
\ class of people became enemies. Of
an apostle because he told the truth.
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19

Ulysses =. Grant. son of William
Jesse and a second cousin of the cx-
President. was arrested at Dallas.
T,xa-. Christmas day, charged with
burglarizing a house. Ilr was re-
uandcd ia driaul, of $500 bail,
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19
EVERYBODY'S DOCTOR.
BY ROBERT 4. GUM. VI. -.

kycry . Doctor contains 6si octay o pages, and
{, pri ted on hnc paper and j. haud. sonnet,
bound. II T., sold AT the low price ni three 81
dnllar- u copy, ~ A. 30 bring ii within .hr reach
~ ail
III, work differs from NIL Other book on DO
mc-tic Medicine In having the diseases ~y-rcm-
aticulN arranged according to their clasSiHcu-
tion. Everything T. described In the plaiur-t
pos Ihls language. amt the prescription. are
written out In plain English, - that the, cat be-
employed by ANY intelligent rrudcr
Parents Will 1nl It a reliable adviser In every
tainy relating to the rearing of their children.
Every family can save ttty times the price ~
H., book cyrrN wear. hy consulting it.
II T. complete In all IT. part. aud T. th, most
, recent book ui the Kind published
u fNuu have DN -pcprir, AMI uut how 10 cur II
3 ny reading tNrIl body iip'fpr.
lpuCgn learn how to cur atArrh by consult
+ ipg tN.f, body puctrr
fur hahitusl ,ons sIipstiun, read kNery bnGy :
/ Doctor.
f For sll di-cisrs ~ The lung ard air passage.
consult EVER bpiy'- Doctor
; lup can cir- roup and WI coping Cough h,
] following lhr treatment given In fN,ry bDdy''
! Doctor
t Fur the curc oi,il. read livery body's Doctor
III, Book viii h, -Cnt tree by mail or Npr--'
/ IN r-cript Of tllr,c dollars
W. refer to the Editor 81 his paper ~ 10 h
book. Address,
NIcKLES PUBLISHING co.
Send Tor Circular - AM >lkfET,
~ Agents Wanted. New luik ~
Exclusive T.rriso.y Ga srante-d
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19

James Blaine, .Ir., son of old man
Blaine. of Maine, has been expelled
from the Georgetown. ID. {. College,
on account of disgraccful and ungen-
tlrmanly conduct.
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19
Beef Cattle.

We will pay the highest Marke;
prices for Beef Cattle and Hogs
Call on. or address.
CoFrNNN 4 Nelson.
o.. EoLA. hrK.
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19
" AIMING ORDER

thickasawha Township Attachment suit IN
Justice 81 the Peace Court
VI. F. Williams, rhintin,
-.
" u Warren. Def nd ant
The Defendant. " " Wnrrrn P. armed H.
appear In this coat within thirty day- and an
,wcr the complaint ui the prIutltl. VI T. H.
Hams { 6bhp, J l..
,hirka-awha township,
Jai. lst., 1851. l.i.U
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19
pECI'
itEU ]

TNN3 not, u,. is sweep. = hv gn lrt
~ 'lsft a. ir l..u d.,, .uuIrthl.
Hk,l1 mighty an. .ulliur l-pN hrhiu.
sNS 10 conquer t,m- be ST week 10
your own tnvT. Sr"uiht tree NJ
i.k ENtrNthiu. ur1v tuitHlunt required ",
All furnish y,u rNrtNihing Mrrya'r maxim
turtuu,s ladies mikr - ilUch 49, men, sE'
poy- ari girls MAJ" q. cat pH,. Reader, Il 'nu
aant businrs- at whiri. Nuu can max, gr,It pay
rll ihr tim-. writ, Tor rurtieuiArst to II INtLEr1
co PORTLAND, Ms,ur.
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19
MEAT MARKET.

\ constant suppl. of Choice Meat,
aiwa "n hand. The highest mar
kctp. paid for fat cattle. hogs and
sheep; tallow, bcc~waN, wool. feath-
"rN, fish, game and country supplies.
/. J. WI>A>~,
Emut I.ir.. Ark.
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19
- . -

The Williams Chart sold. and
Perfection system of Dress Cutting
taught, by Mrs. JOINS BAg>tr.
i2.222- -3m. Oscoola, Ark
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19


WIrm the tritc saving in view
that YOU cant teach an old dog
'ncw tricks" and not anticipating n
reform in this direction. we clip the
following from the Arkansas Gazette.
IN the hope it may pat the rising
generation upon their guard in
choosing language to gi,ccxpression
to their thoughts:
A LADY desire to know if TIl
GAZETTE believes persons who move
in good socirty" should use slang.
The inquiry opens "A wide field which
We do not choose tpcntcr at present.
But one valid apology is always in
order in connection with cmplo, ing
the argot Of the slums. They who
cannot find Legitimate words with
which to clothr their ideas should
not be crusurcd for rcsur,ing To- the
terms in vogue among the lowest
classes cf ccty, dcnomInat.d
'slang." The languag" Of the negro
the FOUNDERS, the bruiscrs.
the dcpra,cd habtucs of the slums,
is better than no language at all. a
tailor must cut his coat according tu
the cloth: and individuals, whether
in or ont of good socirty,' must ad-
just their language To the range
Of their mchtal strength and culture.
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19
WARNING ORDER.
IN MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT COURT .roJAS.
tAM TERM, 1881.
W h Harrison, Plairtir,

W Harrison Plair,In,
W T. Quiuley, Elizabeth
Quinlcy, VI r. Hughes AMI
her husband. e " iiuEhr.,
T. T.. Williams xnd her hus- Defendant
hand Williams lila Quin
'"N. Ada Qunl,! and John
Quinlcy.
The non resident 4, fendsnts Eli4slrth Quin
ley. VI =. llughcs, q ". iIughe. l.. b IL
liamS. !, vi iam-. Ida Qu y. Adt Quin-
ley. and I"hu Quinlry sre rncd to app " in
'Lia cour within thirty daNs and answer ih,
runpill 4 ul the plaintiff h. Harrison
BEN II BACCiiU>. ,lerk.
hi1i H. lSN3. By Hugh Il Mci ,igh. u e
G " Hnla.nn, Att'y fur Pl'tn
O "hwood, for nonresident d'i,.
i"-lS-<w
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19

Josh Billings says Of society that
his acquaintance would I'LL cathc-
dral, but that the pulpit would hold
his friends
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19

Five deaths from Cerebro spinal
in Des Alc the pas, week
ilr Two.
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19
TIKI, APPEAR. FOR I~s:

The APrE.L, having fur forty three year
cen recognized n. the exponent "t Suuiheri
thought, southern u, lite, and SOuthoru inlU'-
ny, aud sha:Cd the Nirissitud,s of the southern
people Il is now participating IN thrir pro'peri.
y Its incr.a.e ia circulation ard birinrs- has
been strsdy and ulhroken. II hus NAM mor'
rcaGtr- nov than ever lrloic IN it, long history
and Il Nil. h.. the aim ul the munHgem"u nj tn de-
crNc cont uuaiIon Of this patronage by the
ubicaiiou of a broad iull, complete, rrier'
,rising Journal. C,.mIi"nsu ate with tlc growth
II the city, the prosperity OF the south. aud that
hail rank with the large and influential papcrs
Il ether great cities. II has ard will ha'' cor-
'rspundcnts at all tie important points trihu-
nry IT, Memphis; and It Siil use, As II Is
uins, the trl'grI h lr ely i,r Ji- own 5 'clal
r'pnr'S of .tll ihlcr' sting cN,Urs Tho year ! !
romiscs 10 be- one of ia, mo,l i'm o ;ant ~ IL
,ow d,d aud es.hful ce' tory II will wiin'ss
pr -i,lrn ia .lrc' ion unu. "a Interest, rhc
~ this greet cuirtcst the NI1I a. " III h. w.'1'
/, hs. Away. bc.n--ihe friend and ndN"'nt" %
the p.mocra'ic party The Appeal r.. IsSt vii
,,r, s.nt to its readers daily faithful s,.i full
record ~ curreul events
II lM-.
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19
IL CAR

e. tiuae contemplating the pnrcha-r ni =
"'W'ng Ni"hue, would say that hsNr -,cUr-
'd jlr "" - In this county f,r tl,.
SEN ROME. DOMESTIC. NEW IMPROVED
NiIiTE. AID til. ysnuin. Mon rGEAL
SINGER,
wbi,l III .cll at thr Manufacturer. .luWr.t
established price>
Twenty -twu year, tApcri,nct - uu t-rut
Rcpsir-i. q ld Adin-tcr in ali the dia. rent make
ut S,Wius Machines, has COM uc ri M, that these
four arr murr Durah, auI give better ~ i,fir-
tlpn than all utirr sew ia. Machine rorthiur,l
Every Esthlnc mudr hN these companies are
Warranted Five Wears aud 'ouutrr " Irrtntrd
hy You're. Respectfully.
tHNEl.i> GOODRICH,
Msirh vsksr au1 ~ der
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19

FOR SNI. \ New Home aud
a Weed or q Hartford sewing VIA
chm. y hmriu rmf ic Lad y,
Ealing Gt til, uijicr.
The Osceola times., 1884-01-19

HSSCSE u'oIlr uty always ON .hr 'uulCUt
NJ L. i'i chance tu 4I'i,A., thrIr,a
" ENh lr--. Hud iu li.. bee ONE IS r.l-
il' th',' Whu de- not imprnVs
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