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ENDO X = ID IN RACTICIN4S
PHYSICIANS.

PERRY GA, June Is, 1884 i genuine al'opathet-
nebe of the regular school and profession of medi-
ethics but impeed by cando; and truth and Of
duty suffering humanity. do no yoiece TO proper
construction of that code when declare that
30. l. c. Is NO HUMBUG. -
have used 1t long at first doubting'y ultimately,
with implicit confidence in rs remedial virtues. know
whereof speak. l am familiar s1th the medical prop
critics Of each of its component parts 1t is profoundly
Alternative, tonic diurec daphoretic and emmenagogue
o. l. c. Is PERFECT BLOOD PURIFIER
specific iufAlibe for ali diseases for which
it is recommended by he company. 1t never fails to
ina Ike perfect and permanent cure.
Fns Far i A. Tooxz w. A .Is An :ndY
for many years had the pleasure OF personal acquant
ance with Dr. Toomer whose signature appears 70 the
Of integrity and Of high social and profess
A. 3. GlIss. Ordinary Houston Co., Ga.
w. D. NOTTINGHAM, Judge Houston Co. Court
W F KrLEN. school Comr Houston Co, Ga.
W. N. GORDON. Commissioner Houston Co., Ga.
j W. CoLYER, sheriff Houston Co., Ca.
j. H. aoUsER, Tax Receiver Houston Co., Ga
w BRuNsoS. Tax Collector Houston Co, Ga.
The following sre fair samples OF hundreds Of testimo
PERRY, Ca Jnne 49, 1851 was for twelve years a.
By az s Ss
aid be had and had been druersd ~th medicine unf
.aS 81 RED
TO 1s than no
symptom Of the disease has returned.
H. B. WMDBY.
EcHBcoNNKE, Houston Co., Ga, June l6 l66L-I take
great pleasure In saying used half dozen bodies Of O.
c. for Of scronla Of eight years. standing
and fully restored TO health. Icheerfuy recommend
1t sufferers from blood disease. g. w w. eurz-
In conclusion the propretors they have 70 meet
for It,
W PRICE, sis0 PEH BorrGx
THE o. I. G. CO.. PKB1Ys GA.
-s0LD By
w. a. RAWI8,
TALLAHASSEE YLA
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Guardians Notica

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT A ON.
~ dian OF the estate Of Thomas RoberS -
David s. Walker JUICE If The Circuit ioc,s y -
Second Judl.isl Circuit of FLORIDA at bis 80
ths tity of Taliaha~see, ON the 18th day ~ ~
per next. or as soon thereafter As can be -
authority to sell he undivided interests Of -
Fahte III tbe Reed Rob rts Plant ,tion, lyins -
OF snd Joining Lake Jackson, and bound, - ~
sast b, lands owned by Mihs J0bueon. ana - -
y eta by lands owned by Mrs. Caldwell ana - e
ron.sin five hundred acr-s, more or lesa
! ECGENIA BOWEN. Cu,ns,.. Z
; October IS ISS4-2S-N
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the VIM, LESTER PLANTATION

rs FOR RENT OR LEASE TO RELIABLE PAR
l. ties. This farm is situated on Lake Iam3cia, Is
miles North OF tallahassee. - miles from ihenas-
Vile, and 1xmiles OH the public road C7hiains
1,OS9 acres. Part of this plantation Is rolling hills,
Of fine soil for cotton. and has never failede pro-
the finest corn and grain-also splendid pastarage
for stock. Sugar cane and potatoes grow anywhere
on the place Ia the greatest iuxurance. Thske Is
new 2story gin house, with good gin and iroPress.
Also q new barn and other ont buildings. This
place can be rented for ~ 200. wish she ase
Of four VI u1cs, to be returned in good eondi.
ton or replaced If lost . tales of good cotton,
to be delivered In Thomasville. s4t
will sell also other mules, Mustang p0py, 2
hne colts, (Almont) now Is the other IL months
old-botb bay mares from splendid mothery---l
Kentucky mare, the other part Morgan. Alss
good milrh cows, onebalf Jersey. }sG
Parties Wishing TO rent can communicate WIKI T.
L. Wyche or R. e. Lester. Thomasyiile, Ga. 81
MRS. WILLIAM II. LEsTEK,
28-2m Brad 'ordyilie, Fla
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Two Druggists,

We have been handling b. B. B. only few
months. and take pleasure in saying it lie super
ceding all other Blood Remedies. II sells well
gives our customers entire satisfaction, and we
cheeIfully recommend il in preference any other
Blood Purifier
ASHER MOORE, Druggists
Atlanta Ga
4 32page book OF wonderful B B. b. testimony
mailed to any address
BLOOD BALM CO. Atlanta, Ga
For sale by W. A. RAWLS. Nov. Aim
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Application for Dissolution
Of the Tallahassee Ice
Company.

\ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN To wrt,,.x
J. Purman. Frederick Balcom and ~ y.
fioDai RefrgeratiDg and Construction Cemuss, !.
body corporate, aud {" the Tallahassee Ice Conn.,.
aic"rporaiioD organized under the laws of the -
OF Florida, ana doing business in Leon county -
sda acd TO all other parties interested that a. Al
hersgntd. majority 10 interest of the mrmh,n -
ibe sad Tallahassee Ice Company. have died -
tBon In the Circuit Court Of the second Judieisjs
fAit OF Florida, sitting in aud for Leon eogst,
poraEsu,, the Tallahassee Ice Compauy Ae 49,
And said corporation dissolved The pssisson Nm
et brought 10 hearing before the Judge a ,aSd
Spur on the 2lst DAY Of November, A. b. 1884. Il
Tallahassee LEROY D. BALL.
CHARLES DYKE,
] JOHN 8. WINTHROP
Petitioners.
TALLAHASSEE, Oct a. 1SS4-266w
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NOTICE.

I1NDER AND BIZ VIRTUE OF 4 49,.
~ tor uni.aid taxes assessed sy.,.... mA1&kN3
Central and Western Railroad. nos !. 80 kialE
Florida Railway aud Nxvigalis.n Co..ssvsA = -
BY William D. Barnes, Cutnpt roll. ts.n.s 49,
Sf Ft0r 10, aud directed to me cum'r ~ Ne -
collect the same, Including c,.sas sax .usng u n
sals, hy levy and sale, have WED =. aPenau &
81 public oatc for cash on the firs, ~ WI a.
ssm"er 4. ,. 1854. being the third ys ~
saonh, before the Court aUus- door - u 10
= llsha- c"unty OF i.ron, the s,lI' sas ~ e
seattt~d property. tO-wit: vsi11 e
Locomotive ENGINES Nos ~ "a a. . ~
~, 81. ~. Is and 81 and ~ -
IlPasseng coaches Nos So q. S0eknn
80 u - II
baggage Car, No. s.
i II Al Cars, Mss IS. 275, Q, IS. 3O7 q 40, :.
Aud Construction Railroad Cab. ", II
i A. MOSELEY
1 Sheriff Of Leon county, stat. al :,
| SEPTEMBER -, lSs4-5w kforo
Z
h - The above sale is postponed up,u
Il Mvuday. the first day Of December. lssI 'ne ~
! Z s, A. NOsELEY. ss
/ xov. 8, 1SS4-4w 1"1ek
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLICl

HAVING SOLD OUT MY ENTIRE INTEREST
Il in the business of Z. 8. Williams & co. to M.
j. X. Cohen, partner Of the same firm, who will
take possession on the frst OF January. 1885. and
continue for himself, I therefore respectfully ask
all parties indebted to the firm TO please call aud
settle their accounts before the above mentioned
time Very respectfully,
R. g. WILLIAMS.
August 5, 18S4-5m
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The Gem of Blood Purifiers.

1t the original the oldest, and the best 1t is vege
table preparation containing mercury or other mineral
poison, aud Will disease by producing
other Compounded under the supervision of eminent
physician of thirty years practice, and licensed drug
gisl II is absolutely infabe for every known
form OF blood disease and skin disease arising from blood
faint. be Ii
SYPHILIS I'm an stage, ScrOfula. Ulcers,
Rheumatism, White Swelling, Ulcera.
ted Sore throat, Catarrh, Eczema,
letter, Pimples. ErupsiOns OF
ANY KIND
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.. i. G.

(Otd Indsdn Cure)
Present sufferers from the wasting diseases due TO
IMP RE BLOOD old. tried and true remedy. 1t lie
invention. whose claim TO merit rests upon
theoretical ideas chance experiments Tried by the
crucial of time and pract cal 1t is acknowledged
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A LITTLE GOLD.

MRS. ELIZABETH KNOTT
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TALLAHASSEE, Oct. IA, 1SS4-26-6w
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National Republican., 1884-10-25

fected apparatus. That McDonough did
not have this Is clear. Had a patent beon
granted TO him for IL as described in his
application, or as experimonted with In
June, 1875, the public would have boon no
visor than before. IL still would have
been ignorant Of the method aud appara-
tus for speech transmission, for no instru-
mont working upon Its principle OF maxi
ing and breaking contact can accomplish
that result. In: this respect McDonouRh
gave no more to tho world than Reiss.
AS was said Of Roiss by Mr.. Justice
Lowell, in American Bell Telephone com
pany VS.. Spencer, n century of McDon-
ouRh would never havd produced speak
ing telephone"
Issue ~" for the combination with an
electro magnet of an iron or steel
diaphragm secured TO resonant case for
rendering audible acoustic vibrations is
confirmed TO Bell, as is issue ~" which
concerns tho polarized armaturo In tho
receiver.
Edison's claim is supported in issue No.
II" for q spring carrying one electrode of
the circuit Of telephone, and constantly
pressing against tho other eloctrodo aud
diaphragm.
TuE 1oai nd hao ,,f ~, a
National Republican., 1884-10-25
CURING ON A CONTRACT.
Judge Hagncr Holds n Doctor to the
Strict Letter OF His Ayreement-No
Cure, No Pay.

Judge Hagncr Holds n Doctor to the
Strict Letter OF His Agrcement-No
Cure, No Pay.
a rather novel case on appeal came on
for hearing and decision before Justice
Hagner yesterday in the circuit court. 1t
seems that colored man named More
dith had son i'll with pulmonary con.
sumption, and it was thought that death
would intervene before many weeks. The
father, anxious to prolong the life of his
son, heard of remedies and tried to Sc
cure them. He met man calling himself
DIR. w. III. Hale, to whom the case was
stated, and the doctor entered into q
written guarantee with Meredith that for
800 he would cure his son of consump-
ton and restore him to health, and if he
failed the money should be returned. In
pursuance of the contract, tho doctor at
tended upon the son, but his prescriptions
failed to produce the desired effect, aud
the young man died. The doctor, having
failed to carry out the guarantee he
made, Mr.. Meredith entered suit against
him before u justice of the peace to re-
cover the 800, and obtained u
judgment. Upon the application
of the doctor the case was
reopened, and for second time .judg-
ment was given against him. He then
appealed. In the circuit court yesterday
at the close Of the testimony Justice
Hagner affirmed the Judgment given by
the magistrate. The judge declined TO
consider the bill Of DIR. Hale for attend
ing Mrs. Meredith as q stand-oa for the
500 he had received. His honor, after
reading the heading of DR.. Hale's circu-
lar, "HedlM and Home, sworn circulation
63,000 copies monthly" said that the doc
tors signed guarantee to cure Meredith IS
son was guarantee to perform an i'm
possibility, to reverse decree of the AL
mighty, and akin to gypseying and
voodooism, which says II don't want your
money, but as | must touch silver must
have it before l can succeed"
Judge Hagner said that the magistrate
was correct in his decision that the money
should be refunded, and he would affirm
the Judgment which had been given.
National Republican., 1884-10-25

The United States ship jamestown sailed
from Newport yesterday for Norfolk.
The leave OF absence granted Col. Matthew
M. Blunt 10th infanty, Oct. H. 1881, is OK
tended fifteen days.
The extension OF leave OF absence granted
Capt. John II. Page, Sd infantry, Sept. "a, 1884,
is further extended one month.
The extension of leave of absence granted
Capt. Lewis Il. Morris. Sth cavalry, Sept. IL,
1884, Is further extended ten days
Leave of absence for three months TO take
effect between Nov 10 and 20, 1881, Is granted
Capt. Charles A. Dempsey, I'd infantry.
Leave of absence for four months, to take
effect as soon after Nov ], 1884, as the trans
fer Of public property for which he Is RESPONSE
bic can be completed, is granted First Lieut..
William p. Hall, rcgimontal quartermaster,
9th cavalry.
Lieut.. John 3. Abbott has been ordered rs
recorder to the board of inspection; Chief En-
gineer James Butterworth, to the receiving
ship Wabash; Passed Assistant Engineer Geo.
w Hull, detached from the receiving ship
Wabash and placed on waiting orders; Chief
Engineer Geo. Sewell, to duty at the Morgan
iron works, New York asinspector of the steam
machinery of the Puritan; Ensign Harry +.
iuse, to duty at the experimental battery at
Annapolis, Nov. D; Passed Assistant Engineer
a. j. Kenyon, to duty on the Alliance.
NEWMARKET overcoats Eiseman Bros, 7th
and Il.
National Republican., 1884-10-25
Onicer Shunks Acouitt.d.

After much deliberation and the aid of
several of Attorney Riddles weighty
opinions on tho question of the authority
of the police trial board, Policeman b. I.
Shanks has been acquitted. The enor-
nifty of Policeman Shanks's crime was not
in its commission. The simple fact of the
policeman allowing water to escape at n
point mile from where he was dispensing
n gang of rowdies served the purposes of
trial, and kept the officers comprising
the board from their duty, The finding
of tho trial board has been Approved.
National Republican., 1884-10-25
TIE FORCES At NULL RUN.
The Difference Between Bcnur-gnr,ps
Claims aud the Actual Facts as
Shown by Official Reports.
EnNO

'hO"h ~ OhhNhNh
TO Mc Editor
Tho Century Mdgasino for November
contains a paper by Con. G. Il. Baauro-
gard on the battle Of Bull Run, July 81,
1861. Notwithstanding tho intense ego
tism with which this paper is highly
favored, IL Is exceedingly interesting,
aud will no doubt be extensively read.
Unfortunately, however, Gen. Boaure-
gard makes statements regarding tho
strength Of tho opposing armies In the
Bull Run campaign which. taken in the
naked way thoy are put, cannot but mis-
lead the uninformed; aud they arc di-
rectly contradicted by tho facts
The habit of multiplying by flveotho
actual number Of the union army In any
given fight was early and easily acquired
by our rebel brethren. They were equally
proficient in another branch of arithmetic,
so that whenever they multiplied the
strength of tho union forces by five they
divided by the same number whom calou-
lating the strength of their own.
1t is not an easy task to divest ourselves
of habit once firmly acquired.
Tho result Of Con. Beauregard's 'cypher-
ing" as 1. appears In tho paper referred
to, would seem to afford u striking ex-
ample of tho truth of this observation.
On page 81, ho says: II had become
satisfied that we'll equipped and we'll
constituted federal army, at least $4,000
strong, Of all arms, confronted me at or
about Arlington ready aud on the very
eve Of an offensive operation against me-"
To oppose this we'll constituted army
4 I...a 4 =
900 with twenty nine guns"
mont, which is no wise qualified or ex-
plsined, is that this was the force which
ho defeated at Bull Run, whereas tho
fact Is, Gen. Mcdowell had at no time
10000 troops under his command.
The following official figures Of tho
strength of the several divisions of his
army fully support this statement:
First division (Tylers ..................... 9038
Second division QIunter's) ........"...". 2,6iS
Third division (ieintzelman's) .......... 0,I77
Fourth division (Runyon's ).......-....".-. b,T52
Fifth division lMiless ............."..-.". 6,27O
TOTAL ol,oZD
This was the total of his force (exclu.
sive of four regiments doing duty In and
about Alexandria and .Arlington) when
the Bull Run campaign opened. But on
the morning of the 21st of July he at
tackled Beauregard with an aggregate
which was under, rather than over,
$4,000 men, including forty-nine guns
and one battalion Of cavalry, because
Runyon's division, which had been left
to guard communications, and whose
nearest regiment was about eight miles
in the rear of Centrevillo, should be de-
Quoted from tho total above given. And
aIl Datn IN fnFn Qt In ~.
National Republican., 1884-10-25
Dividends Declared,

The comptroller of the currency yester-
day declared n dividend OF 30 per cent.
in favor of the creditors of the Hot Springs
National bank of Hot Springs, Ark. lie
also declared dividend of 30 per cent
in favor of the creditors of the First Ma
tional bank of Monmouth, ILL.,, making
in all 20 per cent. paid to the creditors Of
tnis bank
National Republican., 1884-10-25
II. ID. Cookies Assignment.

An assignment was recorded yesterday
by Messrs. II. d. Cooke & Co. of all the
property and assets Of the firm to Horace
s. Cummings and William 4. Gordon for
the benefit Of tho creditors, Mr.. Gordon
being tho individual assignee Of Mr.,
Cooke
National Republican., 1884-10-25

The secretary of the treasury yesterday
rejected tho bids received for stone and
brick work on the public buildings at
Jefferson City, NO., and Dallas, Texas for
tho reason that they exceeded the esti-
mates made under the appropriations.
National Republican., 1884-10-25
E.temslon OF Russ am ounront,no

The department. of state has been mott
fed that the Russian government has
extended its quarantine against cholera
infected ports 30 us to include all vessels
arriving ut Russian ports of the Black
and Baltic seas from the ports of Italy
aud Snain
National Republican., 1884-10-25
LEES GRAVE LOOKS.
WAS THE CONFEDERATE CHIEFrAIN son.
ROWING FOR HIS DIsL0YALTYi

The Doctrine Of state Rights as Understood
in Southern states-Love Of the Flag aud
Devotion to State Struggling for the Mas
terry.
National Republican., 1884-10-25
.LAINE X LOGAN CAMPAIGN.

DLAINE ~ LOGAN CAMPAIGN.
As WE understand you are especially Interested
wn6cs 10 call your attention 10 the following
music. which Will not only help, but Will con.
tribute very materusIiJ,' ~ tnv success VI Your
meetlngs
WE'LL FOLLOW WHERE THE WHITE
PLUME WAVES"
beautiful song and chorus, price 800; arranged
sAmarCh for tho piano, dOc; arranged
iur military band, Que not,
"HON. JAMES q, BLAINE'S QUICK MARCH,
10 THE WHITE HOUSE"
For tho pihnO, price iuo ARRANGED iur military
ha.d, price oUc not Tue military band
arrangement can b. played ~
eight or more mpu
Send price In postage stamps Tor samnlc comics
a liberal discount Tor quantities.
JOHN Il. ELLIS ~ CO..
O37 PennaylYanla avenue, Washington, d. o.
The above may also ne obtained rom any tirst
class mnBle dealcr IN the United states
Wy II NARROWER
w Manufacturer OF
STOVES, RANGES, AND FURNACES
Aud dealer In
WATER COOLERS and REFRIGERATORA
TLNWAIE, HOuSEFURNISHLNG
Bl3 7IH STREET N. w., NEAR PA. AVE,
WARRINGTON, u "
National Republican., 1884-10-25
WANrED-MIsoELLASEoUs. MS.

RY AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER
- Private pupils at their homes; terms mod.
erntei references excellent Address TEA I'll Err
Republican O1lce. b.25
A LII PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE
IA erection of tho "Pinknoy Memorial Church"
70 make or send something for tho Fair, to he
held Christmas Week at Wells Hall, ffyatts.
Vile. Donations may be len at Mrs. bRUSEL-
MANS, Art Needlework, D22 Il bt, n. w.
b-se25th,s s,tu-1m
National Republican., 1884-10-25
WIYTED-HoUsrs.

DY A SMALL FAMILY, D IN NUMBER-
lb furnished house. with modern improve
mentsl situated In N. W. portion OF city. Ad.
dress ZERO, Republican ONCE 3oc3-tf
National Republican., 1884-10-25
W1NTED-HELP.

NUANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss BARRIER.
w 12lO 9Th at. N. w. &. WESTERN. 2.27
WANTED IMMEDIATELY -THREE
wv lrst.clasa coat hands Apply 10 w, y.
rEEl, $50 Pa av 2.26
National Republican., 1884-10-25

DY A REspECTABLE GIRf,-sITUATIoN
ID ns chnmbermnid. 1915 Lawrence ST.. be
tween 18TH aud lUth and Il and - 1.2T
pY A RESPECTABLE CoLORED MAN
class reierenc IL required Inquire At iG7 o
st ~ w. 1927
National Republican., 1884-10-25
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

The last and best gamo of the season, Car
tol Park to-day
National Republican., 1884-10-25
For SAFE.

ENCYCLOPEDiAS = THE AMERICAN
can Office. SpS
National Republican., 1884-10-25
LOST IND FOVNn.

I oSr-A MUCH.PRIHED GOLD.HEApED
j ! cane, q short limo since; ~. H. Kellogg.
nom the orphans, 1855" was deeply pngraVpd
on Its top. q liberal reward viii be paid to any
one VINO VIII return the same to me at the sixth
Auditors Office. JOHN II, KELLOGG. 0-2i
National Republican., 1884-10-25
TONIGHT LAST TIME OF CRUSHED.
TONIGHT LAST TiMH or CHUsiinD.
Monday Nlsht-Thc latest UnIon Square Success
LNNNOOD,
by Powerful Dramatic Company, Including
MAtDE GRANiEE.
+ .ECTURE ON MEMORY.

-. .lor. BOYD will repeat his FREE LEC
I ThliE, ~ y. NJ G, A. Building THIS EVEN
] ING, Ht IlBU, lta
National Republican., 1884-10-25
FOR REYT-ROOHS.

OF NJ 81 y. .w.-HANpsoMEtY Fur.
~ IL Il nishcd ID story lront parlor and com.
nluncntng bedroom, with or without board
al atuhlaa
National Republican., 1884-10-25

Elys CHURCH OF OUR FATHER (uNI-
49, ,yersalisp, Thirteenth and l. streets-Rev
Alex. Kent. pastor. Services TOMORROW at
II
National Republican., 1884-10-25

Tnd IOrH Er n. w,-NEwLY AND
Of handsomely furnished rooms suitable
Tor ggutlcmtn T-,l1
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-05-09


A FULL STOCK of every variety of Lam
dreth's Garden Seeds, fresh and genuine.
Putup in original packages,
Large stock OF FIELD SEEDS, at mar
ket prices Choice Western Early Glover Seed,
Mammoth or SapIing Glover Seed, Timothy
Seed, White Glover Seed, Red Top Grass
Seed, Orchard Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass,
English Lawn Grass, Hungarian Grass Seed
American aud German Millel.
POrAT0ES-Earl Rose, second crop. used
by all Truckgrowers for first early planting
More productive and earlier than the regular
stock Early Rose. Landreth's Garfield, anew
and excellent variety. Vermont Genuine Early
Rose, Beauty of Hebron, Snow Flake, etc. -
Sweet Potato Roots Seed Corn, white and
yellow Cotton Seed Meal, for feeding stock.
Heavy Western Seed Oats, Zine
Brown Wagons, Buckeye Force Pumps, Gu
cumber Pumps Fence Wire, Feed Cutters,
Horse Rakes, Lightning Hay Knife, Churns,
Horse Brushes, Spades &c.
G- It. DUNLOP,
WEST WASHINGTON, D. C.
Southwest corner NJ and 32nd streets.
mar l4-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-05-09
Tho EStClsly.

TWINE BINDER Greail,
improved for 1884
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-05-09
Price List of the Syracuse Plows, 1882.

For the States OF Virginia, West Virginia,
Montgomery county, Nd, and the District
of columbia
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-05-09
DUNLOP,S COLUMN.
WEST wAsH1sooS, D. c., March l, 1884

WEST WASHINGTON, d. c., March l, 1884.
DEAR SIR: wish to call attention to my
large and we'll selected stock of Agricultural
Implements, Machinery, Field and Garden
Seeds, and also my very large stock of Ferti-
| liners, the latter principally manufactured by
myself, warranted pure and will sustain the
high reputation they have attained and held
for years.
This column comprises list of some of the
leading articles kept constantly in stock. /
wish to call special attention to the Syracuse
Steel Beam Chilled Plows, the Esterly Self
Binding Harvester, the Brown Farm Wagons,
the Malta Wheel Cultivators and the Malta
Double Shovel Flows catalogues of each
with prices sent on application. List of Fer
tilizers, with chemical analysis, also fur
nished on application.
My stock of Field and Garden Seeds is care
fully selected and of the very best quality.
| ask a continuance Of your patronage,
promising careful and prompt attention to
| all orders.
Yours respectfully, G. T. DUNLOP.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-05-09

Above prices are for full rugged Plows, in
Guiding JoiateJ and Wheel, extra points and
wrench
SIDE HILL LOW.-No. G, Two-llorse
Swivel, $ls Above price is for full rugged
Plow, including Jointer and Wheel, extra
points and wrench
SYRACUSE SULKY Pillow Price, full
trimmed, Including extra point, jonter point
screw wrench aud whiilletrees complete, 500
Improved Pattern Minor n Horton
PlOws. Minor & Horton, Old STYLE.
The MALTA Wheel Corn Cultivalor, Rid
ing or Walking. These Plows are fast com
ing into use. The genuine Malta Double and
Single Shovel Flows. Extras 10 fit. The cheap
imitation to the Genuine Malta Pillow is no
comparison, ms every farmer knows who has
tried them.