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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned, having leased part Of the rice
land IN Palama from the WO Sing Company all
parties are warned not TO trespass on said land
or allow any animal or fowl to go upon lid land
All vioators Of this notice viii be prosecuted ac
cordlng to law. All SAM,
All HA,
Honolulu, H. l., April 49, 1885. e3-n2s
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Sol a sparl.ling Remark.

Young Richling-Let me get you some
champagne? Miss Dhumme-NO, thanks.
Y. R-Do you not like it. Miss
Dhumme? Miss d. oh, yes; but it has
such an effect upon me. y. R--(strug-
Cling to say something pleasanD-Ahi
makes you-ah-bright.
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Notice to the Public.

VXTE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
w TO the public that, In addition to
PASTRY AND CONFECTIONERY business, we
will open an
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A Canada Gira abroad.
[San Francisco Post.l


A well known Friscan married Cana,
dian girl four years ago and brought her
out to this land of eternal summer. The
other day he found her sitting with her
feet on the refrigerator jingling the din
ner bell She said she was so homesick
she had TO do something.
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Love Not Blind.

An old bachelor says; at is all nom
sense to pretend that love is blind l
never knew a man in love that did not see
ten times as much in his sweetheart as l
colrld y
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STEAMER MOKOLII,
tMcGregor, Commander,

tMcGregor, Commander,
Leaves Honolulu each Wednesday for Kaunaka-
kai, Kamalo PukoO, Moauui, Halawa, Wailau,
Pelekunu and Kalaupapa; returning, leaves Pukoo
Friday A. II. for Lahaina; leaves LRhaina Saturday
for Pukso, remaining Sunday, and arriving at
Honolulu Monday evening.
EaF- The Company will not be responsible for
any freight or packages unless rcceipted for, nor
for personal baggage unless plainly marked. Not
responsible for money or jewelry unless placed in
charge OF the Purser.
All possible Will be taken of Live Stock, but
the Company will not assAne any risk of accident.
SAINT. q. WILDER, President.
=. B. ROSE, Secretary.
OFFICE-COrner Fort and Queen streets.
23-1y Mar 80
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Drifted Snow Flour.
ROLLER PROCESS


"AVING LEASED THE SALINAS MILLS.
II I am now prepared to supply, in quantities
20 suit, ali orders, with the celebrated family
Flour, DRIFTED SNOW, and also the A No.
bakers brand, RISING SUN. Please address all
orders TO c. L. DIN6LEHI
mh24-7-3m No 10 steuart ST., San Francisco.
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G. ". Macfarlane & Co.,
AGENTS FOR
Nfirrlees, WatsonI& Co., Glasgow,
AND
John Fowler 81 Co., Leeds,

Have o hand immediate delivery
ONE TRIPLE EFFECT-6 pans, square
ing surface, with pumping engine complete.
ONE DOUBLE EFFECTS pans 1920 square hea
ing surface, with pumping engine complete.
Iron staging for either of the above apparatus
ONE 26x54 MILL with engine gearing megass carriers
complete spare 26x54 roller
SPARE PINlONS wheels and sgments for % inch mills
ONE PAIR OF COMPOUND BOILERS, 6x196 fee and 15s
feet complete mountings and spare boiler tubes
ONE "a INCH GAUGE LOCOMOTIVE cylinders.
PERMANENT AND PORTABLE RAILROADS, 10 and ID pound
WESTON CENTRIFUGAIS single and in and tour
with Mrr Watson Co.'S improved of mixer
and framing Spare spnd bushes uey for centrfugas;
uga Innings rubber buffers Hevea betting carrying rubber
bands.
Iron CANE CARS.
BOGIE CANE CARS
TIPPING WAGONS, for excavatng and road making
PLANTERS studying should inspect the Glasgow Filter
Presses, Canetop Cutters and Drilling Machines
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[Gorham Momtaineer. ]

[Gorham Momtaineer.
The bummer's-a horn.
The apOthecary' s-The VOL.
The chiropodist's-The corn-et.
The fowler s-The snare drum.
The fisherman's-The cast-a-net.
The signal man's-The flag eolet.
The card player s-The trumpet
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STEAMER KILAUEA HOU,

CWeisbarth, Commander,
VII leave regularly for same ports She 5. 5.
Lehua.
The Osceola times., 1885-02-28
THE APPEAL FOR 1895.

The advent Of the Democratic party to power
on the ith of March will invest the APPEAL
with more than ordinary interest. Indeed, the
Inauguration of Cleveland and the current
events for the year lsS5 will be the most i'm
porta1t in the history Of the country, ana the
APPEAL will be abreast of the times twill
remain steadiastly Democratic, and having
iaith ia the honesty Of Democrats. and lelcy-
ing that the combined wisdom Of the party
as expressed In IS National and state con-
ventions is wiser than the mctous uiteranccs
OF individuals it will cling to It's party instead
Of following the chronic fanlt-lndrs. Com
ing events will mark an era OF Unprecedented
PROSPERITY in the South, and the APPEAL viii
do all IL can to develop aud build up the ma
terial interests of the country, the great, grand
and glorious future Of the South, and in wiping
oat all sectional prcjudces During the
eyentiul wear 1855 ITS columns will be flltd
with the latest obtainable information II has
engaged the services Of regular correspondents
at Washington, New Orleans and all other i'm
portant points, and will continue to advance
its place among the progressive Journals OF
the South.
The Osceola times., 1885-02-28
tComuiuni Gated ]

EpIToR TINES Dear Sir: | see
a communication III your ISSUE Of
the 2lsi inst, signed q, W. McMii.
len, which is calculated 10 qislead
the people Of Mississippi county
and place me IN a false light, at
least with those who are not posted
with my acts duifug rhe sessions of
the legislature of which was a
member. Newspaper notmloty Is
something | always try toayoi and
bog pardon for this intrusion; hut
knowing that some people in this
county fail to know who G.. w. Nc
Millen is, feel that reply is nee
essary. My official acts are an
open book and are the property Of
the people Of Mississippi county,
and | invite the closest scrutiny.
AS to McMillen's assertion that /
advocated the passage Of the mo
fence" law two years ago, is simply
false in every particular, and he
knows it. If he knows anything
about the proceedings of the legis.
lature of 1883, the Journals of the
Senate of the session of 1883 will
bear me out in this. write and
talk from the record, and if / stray
from the record | will confne my
self to the truth, which Is more than
the writer of the communication
above alluded to has done.
| have always known that n "nu
fencen law would be detrimental 70
the interest Of the people OF Missis-
sippi county, and have governed
myself accordingly. Judge Stayton
wrote to me for my opinion upon
this subject and answered. him
promptly that such law would be
against the interest Of majority Of
the people of Mississippi county,
and he will bear me cut in this.
am not 50 fearful Of my political
future that stop 10 ask myself
whether law is popular or unpopu-
lar before | advocate it, but whether
it is to the interest OF the people OF
not. This course Of action has
always prompted me in the dis
charge of every duty. | am not
now, nor do / know that ! ever
will be, a candidate for an office
before the people of Mississippi
county, but should conclude to dc
SO have never done anything that
| am afraid or ashamed to meet
them or ask for their suffrage, and
-am proud to know that they
have a sufficient amount of intell-
gcnce TO chose who they support
without the advice of G. ". McMil.
len.
Now, Mr.. Editor, please publish
this and promise that | viii not
trouble you again.
Very Respectfully,
JoHN b. DRIVER.
The Osceola times., 1885-02-28

--Auotlrer week Of suspended
navigation, and consequently no
mail. and some twenty-five or thirty
of the citizens of Osceola and Vicini-
ty, who went down on business, and
number Of others, ON their way
back FROM New Orleans. Who were
canght in Memphis, and unslle 10
reach home, have formed topics of
conversation aud speculation among
friends at homie during the week.
Mr.. II. {. Elrington, Mr. w. L.
Williams, aud Mr.. John Iiovlcs,
more anxious than the rest To- uct
home, came out on the Kansas road
to Gilmore Station, from which
place they "tranq,ed" il up home
over the frozen ground. Mednes-
day, another delegation happened
ON the leyee at Memphis when the
Big Sandy Qron clad) with a party
OF returning New Orleans Excur-
sionists touched at that point, and
got aboard in such haste that trunks,
yalises and hotel bills were len bc,
hind--they were so glad to get home,
YOU know, and put period to hotei
bills. But seriously, this occasion
ally being cut OF from the out side
world is very annoying. No mall,
no shipping or receiving fer weeks
at time; the cessation Of business
along the entire valley between
Cairo and Memphis, are matters Of
too mnch importance to be allowed
to longer pass unnoticed. No doubt
it would be difficult to make the
authorities at Washington believe
that there is a section of country, III
the very heart of the United States.
with the great Mississippi river run
ming through the center OF it for 300
miles, whose population is numbered
among the thousands. but whose
mail facilities are as cratic aud un-
certain as the coming aud probable
damage to accrue by the next Wes-
tern cyclone. But whether they
would believe it or not, such is the
fact, ale same.
Never wait for a thing to turn up.
30 and turn it up yourself 1t takes
ess time, and is surer to be done. :.
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(oIlllssIssI0 Sale.

NOTICE Is NFEtBY SlNEN, That uudcr
and by vittnrc of n dcrec ndetr,i by The
Honorable Circuit Court Of Mississi ippi Ccun-
~, Arkansas, on the uhanceiy sid" thereof NJ
Its January term 1852. IN n cause thcrriu pcud
.ng, whctein Matthews nd Whitaker w, re-
plaintiffs aud IN 'ma- II Gunter ard Mat
BHnaam wtre iri, udnrts ia which cau-c !
was appointed special commissioner. viii on
MONDAY, NJ ARCH glu 1855.
within legal hours, at he front door ofthe
court house. Ia tfv town al Osccolr, Ar ansas
oaer Tor sale at pubic osl"ry, tn ilio hilhr>l
bidder. the fohoniug der "rib,d land to-wit;
The southeast quarter of sorth west quarter
of sec ion iWclty lone. towns iiii sixteen nnrh
range nine ,ast, East hale of uorthwpft quarter
section twenty-riglt township sixteen north
Unge nine east, and containing i2O acres,
more or less
~aid sale 10 be made ly me 10 snfnror ih
vendor leiu held by plaintiffs ul'un sald land
TERM OF SALE;
The land VIII ho Sold ON credit e hrce
months; tbe purchaser to give mote with ap-
pruy,d security, tui n vchd lrin tn he re
tlined by me tu secure the prrel ase wancy.
HUGH ". NC' .tUtn,
Special COMMISSIONER
@. W, Thomason, atty i5r plaintsf. 2-lt-lt.
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Nnti..,.

Is hereby given that ! will apply
to the County Court Of Mississippi
County, at the April term, for IA
River Road: Beginning at Dcmp-
sey Walters Store House, in Mon
roe Township, running thence mp
and on the bank of the Mississippi
River to the end Of the lcyce above
John w. Williams farm.
I2-2l-4i.l JonN w, WILLIAMS.
The Osceola times., 1885-02-28

The King of All. The New I'm
proved, Light Running New Home.
The Simplest aud most Durable Ma
chine in the World; will last "a Life
time; never out of order; the Best
sett of Attachments ever Invented
for Ruf]ling, Shirring, Plating, &C.,
accompanying each Machine. \
thing of beauty and a joy forveer.
CHAlIEs GOODRICH.
The Osceola times., 1885-02-28
'Ellc Ethcl. up0sA which
TlsosESaEss,s a..c
~ ycvtxpsi.

Coils are easily aud often impcr-
ceplibly contracted, and a neglected
cold often loads to iacurable con
,umpiion. In no disease is the
alago more applicable "a stI'ch
IN time saves nine Never neglect
y coldl and always have in readiness
"Man5felil's II'ingasian Balsom Of
Life" the best hung medicine ~
the word. Keep It in readiness and
use il upon the fist intimatim that
II cold has been contracted. II is the
'old aud Gmc-tcstld English cure
for consumption, and has relieved
more cases thau all the CHERRY
Pectorals' and "ExpectorHnts" com
bhncd. Itis free from opium aud mar
cotics, and is natures cure ior lung
diseases. Keep it in the house.
Sold by all druggists. Prepared
by the Mansfield Medicine Company,
Memphis, Tenn. r. ll-4t.
The Osceola times., 1885-02-28
Redemption ofEaaais.

To whom ii may concern Know yc, r. ut "a
'ii, 2,;h day Of February, ISsi Nm NJ.
Block, ~ the agent OF y Root, has redeem rd
The W = Of y, " SECTION r IA north
4. east which was sold toe o. Bevniun q.
Colleutor's sale April u. 1854 b. paying into
the county treasury tue sum nf s. q, Ia fuii
of sll ta1. pcnGi'y costs ana interest ON said
land including tax Of 1854
This February - 1885
2-2s-St EIGH IL. MC"NTIGN Clerk
The Osceola times., 1885-02-28
Masonic S.nooL or RESTRICTION

MASONIC SCnoOL oF lNslRrcrloN
AT JoNEsnoEro, AGKANsAs.
A Masonic School Of Instruction
Tor the First Masonic District OF
Arkansas will be held at Joneshoro,
Ark, by. the Il. W. Grand Lecturer,
George A. Dannellcy, beginning
Tuesday, Apeil 2Sth., 1888, at 10
o'cl@.k. n. m. Each Lodge in the
District is urgently requested 10
send at least one Representatives.
Ample accommodations viii be- pro-
yilcd by the brethren and Friends Of
Jonesborro Lodge for all who may
attend. Faternnlly,
ID. Is. WARREN, j,
u. ID. CIR. Master LIST District.
The Osceola times., 1885-02-28
a PAgoNoMAsr;c MoRcEAu.

a AkRNtA AAi a. htisNtsNts
l1he Ilaichci
They sat in loTer-like proximity
at the stdrboard end of the sofa iwit-
terirg sweet uotliiugs that were car
ried up to the throne of love on plat
iers Of priceless pearl by oupids with
iri|esccnt wings that CLEANED in the
golden smile Of Venus with drops of
ambrosial dew.
That's beautiful morccauy isn't
it:' she murmured, with boarding
school ecstacy' as he quoted some
gcm Of poetry.
"Ah, yes" he answered; " more
50 than anything I've seen for some
time"
Then a great horse-blanket of in
finite silence fell upon them.
The Osceola times., 1885-02-28
COrsrntssicner'> sale.

Notice isherahr given rst uHdHrAnd by tIuc
nf dcerrs rfndtred hA thr u nouhle. ,iwnt
tHugt "a Me iesirpi cguay. A,k.. 81 the
chmccry SIDE thereof, si lts January term
ls,l, be a cau,u Therein pending wheraln
Srn''"ih9.d, ; Hsnsner n Co wcre viaintlf aud
leila \ N.ss yt "a. wtT5 ii,iaufsGt-. ~ which
cause wa appointed special commissioner, !
will ON
MONDAY. MARCH erI., 1885.
within legal hours. at ihe front door Of Tho
uHN House, in the inigu nl hsccula. Arkausl-.
ufeI ir sale at public outcry, to the highest
hiidsF Che fiilowiuf icacrihed land fo Wit:
The @ruih hsit " iDf number two "a Ia The
town cf o-ceila Mi.rts,ippl county. Ark.
sud sal 10 hc i1ade hy me- to eulafce the
vendor lein hcld by tine piuiniid upon said
land.
TERNs OF SALE
The iaud Will ho sold on a credit OF uircc
unuihsi the purchaser to give mote NuA al
puN security and vendor lcin 10 be re-
tanned ny me 30 svcufe the purchase money.
lhls February l2lh lbsi
IfUGH L MCYElGH
special CmudssiOner.
q, W rhomqfon, atty. I T plaintif. 2-l'-5t
The Osceola times., 1885-02-28
A SAD MISTAKE.
a MOTHER GIVES HER CHlLp Az
OVERDOSE or MoErIiINE roR
OuININE.

Mrs. Trout, wife of our town Mar
shal, G. X. Trout, administered a
dose of morphine to her youngest
child--a fine, handsome boy, some
eighteen months Of age, Thursday
evening by mistake, thinking she
was giving him quinine. When she
Lscoved her mistake, which was
not for an hour after, Doctors Dun.
avant and Richardson were sent for,
who did all in their power to restore
the child, but to no avail, the child
died early yesterday morning. Mrs.
Trout is almost distracted with
grief.
The Osceola times., 1885-02-28
Important.

When yon visit ST leave New York. save
Baggage tSprcssage aud Carriage Hir, aud
sIop at the Grand Onion Iotrl, opi,osi Grand
central Depot.
tlegant rooms lifted up alta cost Of one mil p
Hon dpi'arS, reduced to ~ .Na ald upwsrils nor
day turnpean plan, Elevator nestaurinfs
supplied with The best hoise cafs; si4.l. and
elevated railrad 10 all dcputs Families can
live hrttpr for less inoae, al the (.ian,l Union
Hotel iAea at any ctil.r fret class iit,fcl ia he
city
The Osceola times., 1885-02-28
I:cdctlapsion ocLnnsis.

To whom q msy c1nc'rn Know ye, That
nn itis il,h dag OF hulary, lSsl q. ..
TOT gate hHs rol-emed ihr ;. ". = SreIi M 7 4,
n. 81 north ipierv = easf, which was sold 90
n ltaffcid q 90 'r.ipr's sale April ~,
ltsL tl paving into ihr county lrelsugcr ne
snm of tiAe in fGli az aii tiA, penalty, costs
and Initrc- gu Sgid hand
Vie February l9A.. 1885.
,-.s-N nIOl u NCNElGu, Q0k.
Hy o.. a nnuck, D. &.
The Osceola times., 1885-02-28

Includinr the OFFlCI Al HISTORY Of the
late GEEEIY EXPEDITION in search
Oft The North Pole.
Al the achievements, discoveries. travels,
and adventures of the great explorers, with
descriptions uf wonderful countries. cuatoms
ans hahit. ~ strange and curious people ami
mails, birds and reptlcsi The Wonders and
great Natuai turnsiiios 81 The Tropical AMI
Polar Worlds. o record ofmarNclous thlngs on
the earth. i1l history OF aii ihr World 8
greatest woui'r and famous cxpl1raiiuns IN
ON, splendid, loN priced profu-oly illustrated
volume. Embracing m the Topples all the
travels aud discoveries OF Spcke aud Graz {,
-ir Samuel RHktr and win. Li jngsiunr, siam
lcy'Di IlE'iiu, Wallace, Long squier. and
numerous other; in the Arctic regions, Frank
liu. Kane Huycs. llai. Schwatka, De Long,
tsrcCly aud many others; forming a complete
encyclopedia of Exploration, Discovery. and
AdyerWr- IA al parts OF the world. win 2
history OF -aNar races strange hTasfs. birds
and reptiles, and great National Wonders
\ book ui inc-iimahle value aud rapid selling
qualities Nearly SO qrrto pages, over a0
spleudd ilmstIatioas low prlce orrSkLLs
AL n1ulI. BOOKS Agents Wanted on salary
or Commission WINE Cor Pictorial circulars
and eXtiu terms Address,
HIS ruRICAL PUBLISHING CO.,
lgl \. Third street, ~ Louis, Mo
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important Ia EsgpiGrrst
tscysaNs.

The Excelsior Rapture Cure Mfg
Co, Of Ogdcns6urg, \. y, guaran-
tee TO Cure any case of reducible
Hernia with their Remedies.
TIE RUPTURE PLASTER AND HEALING
COMPOUND.
This treatment IS endorsed by our
best Doctors, Druggists, and the
general public. Send 65cts for free
book On Rupture or ask your drug
ist for the Remedy.
The Osceola times., 1885-02-28

I7oFIroa's Wlac OF ca RI al S. rccoIn-
peudad fas Puiufui monthly iabii.
diacuit, buupycssch o-rrsrlvo and
Irregular Mcpses, Whites. F-iis- OF
this Womb, Change * L,fe, cen sru.
Debility and rs q ioaie f1r delicate
ladies. q was testnd in 70Co Cascs
aud cu-ed G55o ~ them. gta nstoa-
isldns aci.oa uy8iiLtl nootora, de-
lighted sufferers, a.d restored thor-
sands OF suEcring wotrrI4 Co acaI.h !
onG Happiness. Drna.is.s cell =, at
ei.o0 pcr Bottle. a s,sty.forr aneo |,
pnu- 3-lat t,iias al aDopt g .scg ~
mall.
nl,tTTtmGNnt a'e..lf'sr m
The Osceola times., 1885-02-28


nvyiriue of n deed n sust executed to me rs
Trustee by :. iuplttt an, j. " Richard-
son and his wife. OF date February 2i.t., lsSL
f'r the benefit uf GoodhGr a co ng "a, lnpLis q.
Tenn 20 secure the Indebtedness iicrein de-
scribe'l to-wit. the -um ol s3il %, with intei-
esi az the rate of ten per sent rrr anuum from
February glst 1854, nutll paid, Inch + now
past dne aud unpaid W " ON
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2iru. lss5,
At the Court house, in the town ofOsccoln. Ark
ansa-, be-; wsrn The houls often O'Clock In the
lerrnnun nnd two O'Clock in the afternoon.
ufei fr sal, q such lrustre, 20 the h.ghrst
bidder TO- each in hand, the following describ-
c'i iUai estate Situated in the count. OF Miss
issWli, stat" oi Arkunss,s ta-Mtft
Nutth ast quarter OF NurhWcst qua ter. Sec
uon Wrniy-EVu, Tow ship ffie, o., RIO. "a gc
vlcvef east; Northeast quatfer uf southeast
quarter, section unc, township httecu uurlh
lauwc ten east. Southwest Qiarier of ~tul lhe.ist
quarter, section one township fifteen north
rinre ten east IDlI.duir,r ltl srr,.. ,rof.' 40
.oss Right e redcmpii-n Is wsivpd
peieNe ihc uile 10 be : OF, bat shall sell Is
1lusfee only.
lhis January Sri., iss5
hJGH Il, MfNEIGH.
-l-'i-HLl Thu tce
Fos.ponrtEirIit.
BY reqHest "f N.osrs. huodhar 4 Co the
sale 0i "a, above described hand i i,.Ithg
instponed 80 sutrrlar. February = h Issj
lt"if Il, Ms.NHcu s,ustse
The Osceola times., 1885-02-28
w EE ES-LE
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN
A. Chance to Get Valuable House
hold Articles for but q Fraction
o. Their Value.
Every Article in the Following List
Guaranteed as Represented by
the Old Reliable Missouri
Republican.

We VIII send the Weekly Missouri ncpu H.
can. the regular subscription prize nf winch l.
81, Will the following articl-, At ihr price =
nlmeit
The Waterbury Watch au excellent reliable
AMI suoi tnpltag watch. Il j. mBHufd-tuftd
bv lhc AHrrrnuGN Company especially rir the
N--rrt NrUuLiiCin. sud = s,1if fi' vi .s'ribnts
ihrIrg hr mail inn sg1u-ln'd case % he
yfiiaT price ui tFr Watch 4, $50, but we
send the Wccklr eYnh'olh one yclt and the
watch auj ciipin tor the price OF the watch.
81 80; with the nj WeeNly one H'Sr, So 80
An q, gaHt ~,aip- Machine, Wu-runt'd d for
dNc ytaI~ THIS machine l~ 'ully r9um to. IL
not brt'cr, tn u similar m,chtncs mat have
been scl'i all over llr country Itr fium s3i
tu Ela Nir@ ia Oul' SIS nUd Ncrhly for one
ycr 'hr"Nn in "ltn Tri Ncckiy Tor one
tdrn.r,' aad Nrchar',.' Blirk snuih Shop,
so worth. ni 'o.s lot 50. I'i,!s oct "a ,cols
Cpusi-;s ~
p-lb Anvil aud Vice
lN-hlch turgs
2-i1 tunm.r, with handle,
h-lh put thiscl. with hanhlc.
No. - Stuek aud hps,
tarrirr-' Pincrrs,
fpUi,r.' knife
Shfci Te Hammer
Nacksmith's nrili,
t.rve N,iil hvat ~ -Ipch iron
Thrs' tools arc - the h.sf ttuality. aud win
las, ltclmc P,iee. so His BIT OF tools
Win Iri-Wrek'y, 81,
Beudul Family Clock. nadr hy Seth
Thomas Athens pattern; height, " inches
SOL" walnut ousri spring winding; run, :
dnNs; strikes tie hours Gun'autrr,l ~ keen
perfect time. Rctnil price ~ We give nj
lock and The Wecky Republican ane car
for So rr-N crl,ly fir 50; naily for SiL
Family Scales of two kinds; IN, Liitl.
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