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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-26
icrcase In the Encampment Branch
Ohio-Rebekah Notes.

Increase In the Encampment Branch In
..4 Ohio-Rcbekah Notes.
The encampment branch OF the order in
Ohio increased over 900 members in 1892.
1t is estimated that the ~pecunisry benev-
olence of Odd Fellowship will average ~
10000 per annum.
Halfs or buildings used exclusively by
sfrateFnal orders in Baltimore are exempt
from taxation. ma 4
The new Odd Fellows hall in Philadel
phia will contain IA rooms for lodge pur-
poses, Q for the use of e~ncampments and I
for degree work. =.
Social Rebekah lodge Of Manchester Is
the. largest one of its kind in the world. 1t
has nearly 800 members,
The Odd Fellows hall at Nashua, N. H.,
insures a yearly rental Of $4,000.
Hudson lodge Of Jersey City has recently
celebrated its 50th anniversary.
The revenue Of the new hall at Philadel-
phia, las estimated, will be over 1900 per
year, while the cost of the building is about
$6OO,G60. -. +
There are q different orders of Odd Eel
lows In Great Britain. !
Hon. N. Fessenden of Maine is an active
Odd Fellow and represents the state in. the
sovereign grand lodge. /
sSiuce 1880 the L.O-O. F. has expended
for relief considerably over s57, 600, 900.
A lodge in. New York has annually what
Is termed a past grand's night. Upon this
occasion the entipe work Of the lodge is
performed by its past grands. 80 !
The brethren in Illinois have. selected a
suite Of, rooms in Chicago to be kept open
during the entire exhibition to furnish iii.
formation to brethren and sisters visiting
thatcity.' ~. lAa @ r.
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News OF the Order In General -Rebekah
Degree Notes. .


News of III Order In General -Rebekah
Degree Notes. sg
During the past year 81 encampments III
Missouri failed to elect officers or make re-
turns to the grand encampment. -
The fftieth anniversary Of the order In
the jurisdiction of.Mississippi will be eele-
brated at jackson in that state on Tues
day, May 8.
The ritual of the order Is one of the most
beautiful in theworld, yet simple and east
ly understood, and the degrees properly
conferred are sublime and interesting. Each
degree is a great moral lesson taken from the
Bible. The orders motto Is Friendship,
Love and Truth" and it's great mission Is to
visit the sick, relieve the distressed, bury the
dead; protect the widow and educate the
orphan.
Three new lodges and $50 members was
the gain in Montana for the year ending
july, 1892.
The order in Kansas raised 5000 last
year for the orphans home in that state.
The ninetg-seventh lodge has recently
been organized in Chicago, with a mem
bership of so. Chicago Odd Fellows have
their mark fixed for 100 lodges before the
grand demonstration of Odd Fellows at the
Worlds fair. =.
n. j. White of Montana is grand score
tary, grand scribe and secretary of Rebekah
state assembly. No other man in the order
enjoys such distinction.
There are IA Rebekah lodges In District
No. 2 of New York city. During the past
year they paid out in sick benefits and for
the orphans and old folks homes over
5000.
suspension in a subordinate lodge or
withdrawal therefrom does not affect mem
bership in n Rebekah lodge for one year.
The Rebekah lodge at plainGeld, Ind,
mas placed an order for $500 robes. THE
lodge is prospering in II high degree.
Fidelity Rebekah lodge of Concord, N.
H., has nearly COO members.
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The Mother-Why, Mary! What ara
you doing to that child:
MAXWELL, ma'am. she's awful wake
full tonight, and I've often heard as bein
i n the wind makes one sleepy. | Just
thought I'd try it on h~er.-Harper's Ba-
Ear. !
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Items of Interest to the Order Gathere,
From Far and Near.


Items of Interest to the Order Gathered
From Far and Near.
Ohio's annual receipts aggregate over
$500, 0OO.
The sovereign grand lodge has a capital
of $13S, 1872. %.
In Indiana lodges are compelled to insure
their buildings and property. This is right.
Young men to the front seems to be the
rule with our order as with everything else
these days. This is as 1t should be.
On Jan. 1, 1890, the membership of the
Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows (English)
exceeded that of the Independent Order of
Ode Fellows (American) by 14,3l6, while on
Jan. l., 1892, the membership of the latter
exceeded that of the first named by 33,37S.
The total membership of both orders on
lam. |, 1892, aggregated l,572, 3S4, which is
largely greater than that of any other fra
ternal society on the face of the globe.
Wisconsin commenced the year with 49,
O60 members.
The cncampment is the high school Of
Odd Fellowship.
Members Of the order will be glad to
learn that Past Grand Sire Nicholson Of
Pennsylvania has gained in strength and
shown such marked improvement as to
warrant his physicians in expressing the
opinion that ultimate recovery is now u
mere question of time.
a collection of antiquities of Odd Eel
lowship should be made aud preserved.
This is Il popular feature In Masonic cir
Giles, and would become so in our order.
Who VIII make the beginnings
About half Of the Columbian guard, the
fnc body Of men who do police duGy On the
Worlds fair grounds, Chicago, are Odd Eel
low ard were selected from out of 4,000 up
p~licants,
The Odd Fellows of Indian Territory
will shortly organize a grand lodge.
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scarcity Of Game,

City Sportsman-Have you seen any
thing worth shooting at around here.
Farmer-Well, no: not till YOU came
along, Notwithstanding Journal.
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General Headquarters Mt the Worlds Fair.
Motel and Gossip.

Canton Detroit, No. l, p. NJ, !. o. o. F..
have arranged for aageperal headquarters
for Odd Fellows at the Worlds fair. They
have secured from the Illinois Central rail-
road one of their ''slips'' along their piers,
where they will place two ships. large and
c~ommodious, for the accommodation Of
1000 guests at one time. The stateroons
are for parties of two or three, and double
ones may be made In ore for q party of six
II wanted. The headquarters are one block
from the Illinois Central station, where the
suburban trains run to the fair, are along
side of the Worlds fair docks, where pas.
senger boats run to the grounds, and W
blocks from the street cars. They will fur
nish sleeping accommodations for 81 IA night
and will ask only $2 in advance as o quar-.
antee that the accommodations are. saved.
The meals served will be equally low-on
the European plan. .
Love Is a master OF, all arts, and puts It
into human hearts the strangest things To
say and do. 1r
There is nothing more unreasonable than
. man who thinks nothing right except
what he himself has done.
Membership in Massachusetts, .jurisdic.
'tion Dec. 81, 1892, 10,S9s: weeks benefits
paid, 0,543; Patriarchs relieved, 1924, Pa
triarchs buried, 1877; widowed families re-.
lieved, 5; paid for relief of Patriarchs, s17,'
aos. 70; for burying the dead, $3.50 90; for
relief of widowed families, $l73; for other
charitable purposes, S675,26.
Secretary J. T. Mckinney of the Odd Eel
lows Aid association has completed his
! ecord OF business for the year just ended.
Adjusted and paid, 625 policies, $2S, 100, and
- death losses, s165 500; total, $194. 800 for
the year. Policies were written for 3,478
new members, representing an exposed risk
OF $5,lif,000. The association has Is, 736
members in America, England, Germany
and Austria. Grand total of death claims
paid in the nine years of its existence, 1867,
biz.
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CITY Ticket once, 2Ol Main Street

Telephone aN'.
b.. HURLEY, tent Art rhitzr. Dept
4. DICKINSON. General Manager
Ill IuMAN. q. A. a a. Agent
R1t.tLtLAUK,
OLIVER " MiNk,
D. tI4IEUN ANDERSON, Receivers
FREDERICK M CeUuEEE
joins ~, nOANI.
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StaPdard Cbureb Works.


Hook Of Mormon. An account OF N.
AHtiaai Inhabitants of the American ce-U.
mont, srii,n ny ne hani OF MORMON 4f..,
p.ataf ttsn fro.n ths pilates % NcpaI. f,s5d
near fl1chn''od ontario co., Nov York. ana
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Do Revelations FIyon b. I0.erh Smith. ff.. tt,
Prophet, Coz tho uIniing up OF tho Kingdom "
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General Notes.

ADELAIDE Moore, the aotfess. and her
company, performed Rio Van Winklu
TO q small and unappteciativo audience
In the Thatohsr Opera house.
A highly interesting lecture on
English literature has been delivered
by Prof. MoEwan boisfe the literary
society Of tho Agricultural College.
An indictment has been found
against NJ. A. Manrat OF this city, ilr
an iuiraction Of the postal regulations.
The afternoon services At the Tat.
ernaole have been discontinued, the
meetlngs being held In the various
ward meeting houses during the con.
tlnganto Of cold weather
Mt. Enooh Amussen, Of this city,
city has returned home from Chicag
Wlere he has been studying the Jewell y
business.
The singing Of the Logan gleo club
Will 10 ono Of the attractions At the
meeting Of the Students society on
usIt Friday evening.
The long continued wet weather Il
having = depressing effect upon busi'
non.
There IL a supefnuity Of drummefs
here At present. Any other town 70.
quiflng . dfEsn or two commercial
men UAn be supplied gratis.
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Snrnr.sed.

Last "wednesday evening, Thos y
gmith, Bishop " the Fourth Watdi
Logan, was made the recipient ol D.
very pleasant surprise, tue occasion
being the Anniversary Of the goule'
mans birthday. lie was brought TO
the ward meeting house on some pit'
text, and found the hall packed win
people, and several loug tables lea1cl
with ediblcs that only awaited bis ar
rival 10 be disposed VI by tho company.
After supper the Blshop was presentci
with handsome and valuable Eolu
watch. Brother Smith has presided
over that ward for twenty years 10 tue
entire satisfaction Of tho members OF
tue ward,
On Thursday evening somoWhhl
similar surprise was given refer
Lsohtenbofg, who lett Logan this
morning 10 fill a mission TO the 5onih'
err states. In this oase'tho surprise
took the form Of n ball. AZ tho nall
and music were free, the gross proceeds
Of q collection made for tho buneht OF
the young man amounted to nice
little sum, and were hauded h him
with the beet wishes Of the donors.
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line running two
Through Fast Trims daily 10
LEADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE Nov 10, 1888.

Train No, 2 leaves Ogden 200 am,
SAT- Lake sos o.. M, arrive ~ Pueblo
5iol ann Colorado Springs 7.20 am,
Denver yiOa.m.
Train No. 4 leaves ogden $40 am.
SAT- Lake o;2j p.m,, arrive At Pueblo
gov p'mY colorado SpHugA O:O7 pm,
Denver 1880 pm.
Nonuoc IONS made 90 Pueblo, Colombo
Springs nnd bonyor with all limos east.
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pail.
man sierporH on All trains. Take tho
ID, a. r. O.. and have "a comfort,ble trir
AMI enjoy tho finest scenery on Inc con-
unonL
A. s. HUGHES, s.. X. HOOPER.
Traffic Manager G.p. HT A
Denver, Colo. Deuvor toI,
j. r. NENINS,
General Agent,
hals Lake CITY, Ut
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PROVO NOTES.

Webb Greene, secretary. Il. J.
jordan, treasurer, and NJ. q. Rolph,
dltsoior, Of the saving Investment
oornpApy, OF Mt. Pleasant, HAppcte
coonty, were ArTAigned Saturday night
charged with lottery. They pleaded
not guilty. IL IL expected that J. H..
ErioEson, president, aud A. A..
Cahoon, vice president, viii be At.
raigned today.
The regular monthly session Of the
Insane Asylum board was held SAtut.
day, and routine business transacted.
An adjournment was taken for two
weeks, whom n special session will be
held to prepare a report for the lsgii-
lAture.
A meeting Of the farmers owning
land on the shores " Utah lake was
held Saturday, and Israel Evans,
president, Morgan Evans, secretary,
aud ID. n. Thomas aud w. II. Wilson,
cemmissionets, were elected 10 con.
tinuo In ofiioe for another year.
w. IL. King lecturod Friday night
before tho Il. Y. A. PllytophicnI
society on thu subject, "ColonlA
Histofy.D
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miseelIaDeouS Works.

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r,.,.. sss.
tsn,a-ttooh Al, Y,.t,...,.. ,...,..
.,....'.,'..- 49,, :, -. h
day saints Or Saints and tr,n.,r.. ,5,
Tho Martyrs, an account Of N, rnaryfi5- Of,
J1.aih and iiJrua smith, with .issl sa.4i,Ity,
OF those noble mou, b. L. %. iltucas.i. sa..
Gospel Philosophy, shuaiug tho at.aHiH.,
OF uniaiity aHi he hafHany OF d. g..,.l
vih t.ialto aui hiat1ry, Use.
The Hand of tsro,i,t.trr ,. .,....,.,..
bi.,,ry on nation. ,,f .r.iI,ti,.t. 49,, N.
great ,p1-t,.y 4, tbsr,at,r,ti5, of M. ..g.,..l
an illustrated work o., as paso,-,sry inisr.
oauns, dlc.
,,.''',,', ~ ~. 49,, =, ~ ,
t,cl,s tr,..ly'.,itt.s ,t,oisr,. .,y, .,,..,,,,
giving ..riptsrl r,,.r,,S,,. h, c,,,,i.. n,
pcnrass, 2is.
Dialogues aud teci,ations, No.
contains pieces suitable ior pablo and urvais
"ni'tainm,nt' p,
why "" '''e'Ieo ii"rhi hnrrinEe'
hp''N al"
'hihwhh 'ohnhttntion, containing ne 70
.l''..''. run. OF 'uiso g. >. A'no To VnA
''' '' WV 'u' p'''''' l'''u'n' DC
Ahe A""ncHs"c MASSACRE and H. causes
l'c'nrn BY John Nicholson, aoc.
The Mountain Meadows Massacre ana
supplements give a fun account Of ne
tragedy and place th' blame where Il propoHl
'''''s'' ~ o. W. ''hf'''' .'e'
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s%SNfSM|
GRANpE
AWESTERN1
IlApuunIYE
llSSII

l.l4lllf-l ! lllflA lfIil-lA NNhAAAl NlAA tAAA4
In Eject nov. ipih, 1904
iFAvBs sAUr tAHH
No. g-Iuf Provo, bingham,
ana hll points kast........a....... 500 an
No, t-Tor Provo, Gfand Juucpon Anf
allpoinu Ka.t........ .....---- Nii9 pm
No. t-Ior uutuka tlfuTu, Manu-, 49,.
tnd Nhlina .tss... .ss..s.sss ..sy ~ pilt-
No. d-tor ogden and Wesi.............lli N, p'ln'
no l-fur ogden and tho West ......- BID Pun
IN tvrt SAW tAvs
No. i-Irum EurrtA, Provo. Nfaud
Junction nnd The EAil..-.......sili . pm.
Ne -Irom Provo, brand Juuruon
aud the EasI..s-......s....-... rs pm.
No. a-Ffom bingham, lIoV9, hanu
and Halua ........ s..sl.......ss. ? psus
No. a-from Ogicn and tho West. =, an
No. t-ffnw Ogden and tho West a.4s '.l' IN
only line running through Pullman i'aare
Double lrawIuE Nlum tluerrrs 90 urnNgf Va
Dranc Junction and 10 kAnsss Guy hnd thiea.
o. via Colorado points aud only linn fnun.nf
Pullman -lrougra salt Lake ~ san tranclsro.
hochangcaI close Connections bheIE tpoed
ana coWfofL.
Itsif, 1nirs Na. ~ ~ nna south -.
D.0. LObSk, A. - Mki.bI I'll. BENNETT
Gsu. hGnasoL zen. supL Ssn.f. +. a
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LOGAN.
The CnIIcge specIaI LeCIure I0uTse

The faculty Of the Agricultural
Collsge il making preparations f1f 10
course Of special lectures for the oen,-
nj Of such AZ are unable 70 take tno
regular course. The College dll
splendid work In this diftcAoh ~
winter. Tho College has boen esl.h-
ilshed long enough, and the beld
covefsd BY scientific research ut we
expsrlment station has uten wilo
enough, to give the isculiy a thor
ouvb knowledge Of tue climauc
conditions, soil, rtqulrtmeni', eco
that prevail here. The echooi has doh'
much coed outside Of IL own lmne'
ulate precinct by encoufaslh pr
gtessivs ferm,rs to sNpsfiuent ana
Communicate the fefu l3when hu .
pes,iops would be- made. The ftsult
h, that moro brains are being USED oh
the farm, which is thus icing mhde
more productive.
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Rio GRANDB
WESTERN.


euREEnT TIKI ILni
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Effective Dec. z, 1898
Trains Arure aud Dspari ai sai Lats
GU DaNg. az IoI0ris


ARRIVE
From OH Eastern point. .,.......s..'. % I'm
Prom butte. Portland. SAN Fran.
cisco. cache Valley and uricl...l0 ID IN
Prom all Eastern points, larx city
and uslcn............. .............s ID m
Prom Ogden and intermediate
s......s,.s.. 20 Y A
Iron Milford. sanpotc valley ,Iuah, Ncuhi,
Provo. Eurcta and intermediates points Top m
'ffon Terminus aud foocio............. W y 10
DEPART
Tor ogden. Park CITY aud all
Eastern points .a.....-.......... 2 o, a m
ror Ordon aud intermediate points b. 81 TO
For Ogden. intermediate points
Fan Francisco aud Cache
Valley points. ........,.....a...a... IS p m
Tor Ogden, uuuo. Helena, Portland.
aud san Francisco ..............7 90 q m
.Tor Eureka. Provo. sanpoto valley
and Nui0ri. .......,.......... y 90 n 10
'Tor 1nogio and refminus............ O. m
Daily except sunday
Strains south % Jual run daily except
sunday.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-03-10
SALE REGISTER,

A free notice is given under thi.
head, Of all sales for which bills are
printed at this Office. A date can be
fixed now, and bills printed later, and
the notice will stand until the day oI
sale.
MARCH I4.h.-Messrs. Fisher and
Knecht will sell valuable Personal
Property on the premises in Main
township, near the old Fulling Mill,
ON Tuesday, March 18th at 10 o'clock
A. M. Horses, Colts, Cows, Hog
and farming implements.
MARCH ao.-A. B. Johnson, agent,
will sell personal property consisting
of horses, COWS, farm utensils, pigs,
furniture, grain in the ground &c,
in Scott township near Espy, at o a. m
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learn valuable lesson from the cities
In this matter. Many OF the latter
were SO eager to obtain rapid transit
within their limits by means of street
cars and communication with other
cities by steam railroads that they
recklessly voted away rights which they
now vainly regret. This ought to be
a warning to rural communities. Elec-
trio railways along their highways will
undoubtedly help them in many ways,
but on the other hand these roads are
likely to return good profit and they
should not be given rights for which
they can afford to pay. There should
be reciprocity in this matter"
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Reported by Palmer, Rivenburg Co.. Whole
sale Commission Merchants In Fruits and Pro-
duce, 1866 Reade Street. New York.
Mar. 9th, 1898.
The week opens with clear cold
weather, market active on all lines.
Apples, Spitz large bbls., $3.50 a
So 4.oc, Greetings, fancy, $3.50 "a $4.-
50, Baldwins, $500 q So so, Spies,
$500 "a $500, Cranberries, Jersey
boxes, $a.5o q $500, Potatoes, State
Rose & Hebron, So 50 % $500, Bur-
bank, $a.5o "a $a.75, Sweets, Vine
lands, $500 "a $500, other Jerseys,
S3.5o q 1915. Onions white, $500 "a
$500, yellow, So. 50 q $500 red, S.
IS q $3.50 cabbage, $500 "a $1,000,
New Butter, creamery, a7 "a csc,
dairy extras, "a "a 25c, hrsts, 22 "a
asc, dairy hrkins, IS @a6c, Old Butter
"a "a 2sc, Eggs, I9c, Live Poultry,
Fowls, nc, chickens, 10 @ Io3c, Tur-
keys IL % I3c, ducks pair, IS a ST.
90, geese, $I.a5 "a sI.5o, Dressed
Poultry, Turkeys, IS @ I6c, Phila
Broilers, IS 90 2Sc, Phila. chickens,
I6 "a ISc, chickens nearby I3 @ lac,
fowls, IL "a I3c, ducks, Ia@ lac,
geese, 7 @ Iac, Capons, 40 a aac,
Rabbits, IS q 3oc, Calves, country
dressed, choice, 10 "a Io1c, fair to
good, 81 @ Ioc, Spring lambs, alive,
$500 @ So, 90, dressed, $500 @ So
90, fair, $500 "a st. Pork, 10 q
TIC, Evap. Apples, 10 "a IIc, Rasp
berries, 20 @ FAC, Beans marrow, S.
40 "a $a.5o, medium, $I.Io % S2.ao
white kidney, $a.5o @ $a,7o, red
sa.So "a So 90, Hay. $I.S5 @ ooc
$a.75 90 Soc, Straw, 60 @ 7oc, Honey
IL 90 Isc, Maple sugar, 7 @ SC, Syr
up, o5 @ 75c.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-03-10
fashionable Livery.

The we'll known horseman has
opened fashionable livery in connec-
tion with his boarding stable at the
Exchange Hotel Stables, where fine
turnouts can be obtained, single or
double. He has well broken and safe
saddle and driving horses for ladies,
all at reasonable rates. Orders left
at the Exchange Hotel will receive
prompt attention. Drivers furnished
when desired.
tt w. A. HARTzELL, Proprieto
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-03-10

"There is a salve tor every wound"
We refer to De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve, cures burns, bruises, cuts, indo-
lent sores, as local application in
the nostrils it cures catarrh, and al
ways cures piles. w. S. Rishton,
Druggist. Io-i4.Iyr.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-03-10
What is

is DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Parcgoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL
It Pleasant. guarantee is thirty years by
Millions Mothers. CastOra destroys Worms and allays
feverishncss. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curdr
cures Diarrhuca and Wind Collie Castoria relieves
tecthing troubles, constipation and hatulency.
CastOra assimilatcs tho food regulates the stomach
bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
toria Is tho Childrens Mothers Friend.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-03-10
FOR SALE BILLS.

A lot of new cuts have been added
10 our already large stock, for printing
sale bills. They include houses, fur
aiture, horses, COWS, pigs, sheep, chick
ems, stoves, farm implements, wagons,
&c. Persons contemplating sales
should call and see samples OF posters,
and get our prices. A free notice is
given in the paper for every bill print
ed here. If.