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THE RECORD.
CKDARTOWN, OA., OCT. IS, 1870.
NATIONAL OCMOURATIC TICKET.
tor mmnrxT:
SAMUEL J. TILDEN,
Of Now York.
yen vice* I’RVdDKKT:
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Of Indians.
For CongrcRB, 71 b District,
Mon. W. II. K el ton.
And a Hon la Horn.
Tho big King him find born unto it
n little, dwui HhIi Son of n King in Cc-
dartown. It i* very much deformed,
»nd will not likely liro vory long.
Tho head of tho thing in nil ono Hided
inaido, but on tho ouleido it baa n
dozen fiicot. Tho inmdo find reel
fnco fronts towarde tho great father
of ring* at Dalton. Thin, its only
rial face, in nut to be Been, but ie all
covered ovor with little facet. This
littlo ting non baa n fnco each for all
Umi oaodidutoii for county cilices, uud
when ono of tbuso aiuididutes op-
pronohcH, if (be right fuoo in not up,
they puli it down und put another to
suit, wed if ho naks why that other
face was up, tho littlo ring son nays,
"0i »v© are just tickling him in tho
Yiba—you know wo want bis vote,”
and »o it goon on tickling nil who will
bo tickh d. Too thin. Such hum
bugs have placed out. Tho people
have loan ed better. They will uot
bo deceived by snob.
THE CANVASS..
The “Large Elector” It ©viewed
A Trick Played on ill© Lower
Georgian! I
The “Large Klector” Ignore*
Tilden anti llendrlekit.
Gen. Win. T. Wofford’s Letter
to the C'oiistitutlou.
It ltefiiMcs to Publish the Letter
l)r. Felton.
Many of our iindent who livo sonio
(I ill a i c© Ik in town have not had tli*?
pleDBuro of hoeing Dr. Felton, our
enndiduto for ru cUction to congruHB,
and hemii g him spuak. i'minora
generally have work to do, and can't
spare tho timo to come out to tho
speaking. All such want to know
towel lung about Dr. Felton, and for
the bcnrlit of these men who uru tho
bnckbono of tho country, wo will any
that Dr. Fulton is altogether worthy
of your volts. Tiue, ho Ih n farmer,
and bin fnlhtr before him wn«n farm*
• r nud for this reason lie has tho in
terest of the funner at heat I, and
knows thoir wunhj and understands
their tieccssilita flow experience, and
will lbei©foio wuk for tin in for whut
is their iutciesl is hia interest; tmt
betides this ho is tho ablest uinu in
the district, in fact Dr. Felton has few
superiors. Now, Col. Dibney him
aoinn advantage of him in that Dab-
Ley Ihih lived in towns and cities over
sincu ho won grown, and can put on
city airs and weur starched clothes; in
E lawyer, and with tho high headed
might outshine Dr. Felton, but slitT
clot In s, town airs and high head can
do nothing for tho good of tho coun
try. Dr. Felton lorn tho bruins, and
because lie lives in tho country and
Dabney in town is no objection to
him with tho yeomanry of tho country.
What advantage) is it to us to have
a lawyer in congress; wlmt does ho
know about tho furmers' interests. Ho
aits up in hia town office, hia money
coiUes easy; what does ho euro for tho
agriculturo of tho country. No, fel-
luW'oitiELUb, listen to no sweet stoiies
for Dubuoy, and pay no nttontiou to
slamleis agninat Dr. Felton. Wo
bivoin tho past too niton suffered
politicians, (film seekers and littlo
Bub-( flico sukirs, tho agents i f tho
'big oflh'c-M'tken, to excite ourpas-
aious ami prejudices aud drown onr
bolter judgmeut. This time bo your
own man nud vote for your own tu
tor cst und let tin so idlers, who suck
public pap, look out for themselves.
Veto for, work for und ehct Dr. Fel
ton, end you will have tho abluM and
best rnuu in congress lor your inter-
cat.
Tho ring at Cedar town, wo under-
•land, i* gotteu up to run rough shod
over tho '‘floating vote,” us they call
it, OU election d«y They cull the
colored people and tho hard-fisted
mechanics and woik eg white men
"floaters." They, the ring, think they
enu make tho poor labeling white aud
colored meu do as tho ring wants
tin m to. Tho ring is mightily mis-
ti.keo. They will find their flouting
voter* insulted by thoir attempts to
tn at uud pull them ubout. They will
not be used iu any such manner, but
will exercise their own free choice.
Wo warn .them now uguiust those
Dabney ring tuusti ra. They cure
nothing for yi u. They know Filtou
is tho light rnuu to vote for, but they
will oh* at yon out * f your vot« by nil
sauts of ways if they cuu, und votu
you for D buey. They will ti.ll you
tales, treat you who will allow them,
to whisk.', vainly ti i« king u.u woulu
ffll your vote for such iniaeiablu s.ull
T tn t» rings for D..bmy arc danger
olu . Let tlwtn alone slid have noth
ing to do with them. Listen not to
the i t hs.but l« men—show your
manhood and Ull them us for voting
vo i think and act to. yourself aud I
1 vs no man to cum l you or try to
do it. t sjkl itdly a ling mau who. Un-
At-v the dodge «t ** Democratic clue,
me trying io overiidc tho people for
the 8>.ke of politician*.
Correspondence Record J
Mu. Kditob:—The I surge Elector is
spreading himself around the District.
Afraid that Col. Dabney can’t hold
his bund with Dr. Felton, J. W. Wof
ford has undertaken tho canvass on
hia own account. He proposes to he
Elector for Tilden, but precious littlo
of his timo does Tilden got. Ho got
tho place of Elector at Large by a
cute littlo trick, familiar only to such
minds us J. W. Wofford. You ro-
nu tuber ho resigned the position of
Senator. That step took tho unwon-
ry ones by surprise, for ho is known
to need ull bo can get, from the State
or any other plnco. Did wo are told
ho tried that to ruu as governor.
He tricked Trammell two years ugo
by a lot of million vers, that removed
Trammell out of J. W'» way. He led
Fierce Young to believe In', was the
man to ruu in Trammell’s place. Ho
Fierce put on his seven-leagued bootH
in Washing!ou and knocked at the
door of the Romo convention. If
John W. Wi fluid had boon out of
the Heuuturship ho would have bet n
very prominent beforo that lovehj
niuddlo himself. Dut ho played
Puree a trick. Dabney cnino out by
Trammell's influence, and J. W.'Wof
ford, in virtuous indignation, told it
that if his counsels had prevailed, ho
would have hnd a candidate before
the Democracy that would have beat
en Felton. I wonder if that was tho
lion, gentleman himself? lie 1ms
waited long to ho placed before the
people as a candidate for congress,
and in Ins djspair he nssuiiies to hitu-
ielf the task of beating Dr. Felton.
Ho tiii a uvery method known to Inn
fejtilu bruin, lie t< 11s ono story in
one pnit of the distiict, ai d liu lells
n not In r in another \ .art of the district
llo calls Dr F* lion a liar, and ImpoN
to gel Dr. TVllui/to uotiOi him. Dim
ovi r watched tlv movements *<f a cow-
illoly, Mict.king cur around the heels
of a si indy old ox, ho would sen that
liiblmikis worth about hh much.
When his ehurucU r approaches in the
sinidh at degree towaul that of Dr.
Folton's, it umy ho necessary to reply
to him. Uulil that time his bark will
go for its vidua and nothing more. Ho
lias boon trying to absorb (Jen. Wof
ford's reputation for some time. With
a cunning known only to himself ho
undermines tho interest of Gen. Win.
'J'. Wofford, and at last ho appears in
the Atlanta Constitution us "General
Wofford." Tho lower Georgians sup
posed they were honoring W. T. Wof
ford, but when tho trick comes to
light it was that great puffy follow,
John Wilburn Wofford that got tho
votes. Tho movements of the clique
that sot forth tlmt Electoral Ticket
has disgusted nil hon out men. You
remember tho singular unanimity in
(lie votu in seven rr eight congression
al districts. It there had not been
soiua slip in the count John W. would
have slipped in like a greased pig,
but some how or soma how else, there
w as a littlo liguriug rendered some-
w lu re and he hung in tho balance for
many days. But ho squeezed through
and uow when he desires to appear
grandly to the world, it goes out that
" «eu. Wofford” says so aud so. Gun.
Wofford got tired of this, uud he
wroto the following to tho Constitu
tion, which that paper refused to pub
lish. Whs it a party to tho decep
tion V Now, I hope you will do Gen.
Wuffurd the justice to give it a fair
showing iu your paper, aud lot J. W.
Wv fiord puss for himself ulouc, with
out cheatiug Gou. Wofford out of his j
nobly earned title.
Copy, in substance, of tho note soul
to the Atlanta Constitution, which
was unnoticed :
Caiuebsville, Ga., Sept. *28, ’70.
Editors ConslUuUion - Gents :
lu your issue of yesterday,
tiuder the head of tho "7th District
ty and district, as well as to D *. Ful
ton, that I should state tho fact that
Lis I #’ng a candidate for congress wan
not of his own Making, but at Ilia
earnest request of a largo number of
tho loading DemocrutH of this county
and of adjoiuing counties. The good
citizens of this coil ty gave him u ma
jority of over fourteen hundred voto i
at tho 1 Ht election, which, from pres
ent advices, will not be decreased iu
Novemper next.
To thu Democratic party of the
Htatc, it is proper tlmt I should say,
that tho election of Dr. Fulton will
be no evidence that the Democracy of
this district are not as true to the
great principles of our party us they
have ever been.
Very Respect fully,
VV. T. Wofford.
Will you do mo tho favor to pub
lish this hasty note in your insue of
to-morrow? W. T. W.
Such, Mr. Editor, is the proscrip
tion exercised towards Felton men
that tho press will not allow a man to
assert his personal identity when it is
assailed. They uro currying out thoir
threat of "cutting off ^Felton men,
women and children, fiom decent so
ciety" made by a certain R >rau law
yer iu bis glnr if (ration speech last No
vember. If the Cousinutioii loves J.
W. Wofford, well and good. It can
be judged by (be company it keeps.
Dill they hud letter consider the pol
icy of attacking an honest man who
has been imposed upon, and then re
fuse to give him u hearing.
Annus.
Rockmaiit, Ga., Sept. 1), 1876.
Editou K kuoliu : - It seems that
your town is "red hot”on tiio present
congrcBuioual race. Tho Express is
mukmg a desperate effort to elect
Col. Dabney, but from the best evi
dence we can got from vaiior.M sec
tions, bis man will lie overwhelmingly
defeated. Diluioy stock iu this Sec
tion is Belling at about fifty per cm.t.
discount, wlnln Felton stock com
mands a very fair | minium. We re
gret that too DdmeyiUs hive inau
gurated tlm ml--m- ruin policy, but
such is tim fact, for wli ii it w is an
nounced that Bariow Imd el-etui a
negio ropiOHcn 1 alive (which was u
false rumor) wu hoard more than mu*
Dibney man r*j-icing over the news.
Their actions prove tlmt th y can*
nothing f<*r /hnusratic jirincjtlrs; no,
rallui than.see ilnir man il.p-.tied
by another^ democrat,, ill■m,fi ii«A
democracy be miquustioned, Ib-y
would pu for seeing thu pal ly ciusln d
aud blotted out. But this policy,
which is iharac.ctiy.i-d by iui utter
lurk of toleration, aud a iletelmuni
tion to run rough shod over those who
have the munlim-sH io as *il and
main lain tliuir lights, will never d -
cuivu, or force from tho path of con
scious rectitude, thegieat mass of (lie
voting poptllutiou who see proper to
support that profound statesman aud
Christum giuthmuii, Hon. Will. H.
Felton.
Guo wold to the furmers. You
have always wanted farmers to repre
sent you. You have vowed time and
again that you would not support a
lawyer, now it in your | rivihgu to
diet duo o‘ your numbci.uuc who has
been a farmer from his youth whose
interests uro fully aud unmistakably
idealitied with your interests, and
who bus the coinage uud ability to
meet aud HUcctw-fuUy cope wi'n the
assembled intellect of the United
HtttU-s. Faiimbh.
Or i n Count, Cr.DAiiTovvN, Ga , 1
August 25, 1&76. )
It is ordered by the Court thus tins
Court bo and tho s.nt.e i* belt by ad
journed uulil the tils*. Monday in
December Ui-xt, and parties, jurors
and witiieBses will be and appeu at
the Court House iu Folk comity, at
10 o’clock a m. on that day.
Joint W. H. Undkjiwooo,
J H. C. U. C.
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Article" of apparel for nrntle-
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All who have trle*l It,acknowledge its superiority;
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tress nod suffering peculiar to pulmonary affec
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An a safe guard tod
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en, amid the *li*lre**•
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CJeclnrtmvn, Ga.
H AVE Just received their Spring Stock of
c*l to h
This i
y trial, i
-t Physicians Ibrottghoi
rnrvAPr.i> r
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
SKNO t-'OH CATALOaifjBlt.
ailian l.ong, f* K Vinevnl, " I) t
ami oilier**, having applied Io have .
vat** * ay eslabliohcl no u second
public road, the same r<miin<*nciiig i
Hock inn r i and It
dener «>t .lonatInin l.ong nn-l in'i-rseciing
wilh the Kingniou road nt (he crossing
liu* It*.me und Vim Wort
War* old |*l*srtI<slion. And iln-
eis appointed Io review (he i*
mmle 'heir ri-|iurt lindsr on I
liavo examined said load an
public in i lny and have mu kid
the J M
imniusion-
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ORGANS
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PIANOS!
Alt (he heal improvement* combined in
ilie Organ* and Piano* inaiiufiiciun I by
iiubl** to Ih
nil prisons Imping
will tilt* Ilium hi llio next term *d
Ordinal) lu be held hi Nani omn
Tund .Vlumlny iu Oclobur n* x .
pi til ton will be gi aiiit'l Hepi. I>
| CORNISH & CO.,
U avliincluib X. J.
T«> all
jo1.1, Hithvvi tt,
1 ORGAN
J I V
hasp eitlier an
i truthfully ray
idiiitui*vinlur *
> King I.
IMumiid bell),
X.'.ttfUp.!,"' v:;;,,
persons having ohj- oiliui* will tila tIi«*us nl
cnuni) uUlliv hist Momisy
i lint for
urn.-iic
Beautiful Fjnh
be held III t*u
'.It-hb HR EVER, Oril.uar)
Oot. a, 1M7G.
CONSTRUCTION’,
tn. lulce funk wltii III.
Vest Ctletrated Manuf.
J 0 (bbM
n. d«ceiM*d, Insv 11.g applied f,
leave io st-il nil tlis- lno*o iron ore uu top >
Hie giound ou ill e planlniiou of said minvi
Theiefora all persons having ubjcciioii
will appear nt the nest court »*i Ordinary,
Our only claim In fivorili.iiii over oilier
Irnding inaniifsclureia i* our
i,o w r it H i':•-!.
re luceii In inrot the requireraenls of the
times. Determined not Io he und Irsold,
and nl the aniue time furnishing iustru-
the first Monday in November n«-v. and ( mend tlmt we fully
tile them iu term* of lito law. On. ft, IH7*>.
JO Hi. Hit I) W KU, Ordinary-
iMortKiiKt' SIMM Iff Sole.
\ 17 II.I. be Hold before the court 1
»V door
Warrant For Five Years,
we invite corre pomient* tliat »ve may have
.... „ . ,, un opportunity to prove satDfocturiiy nil
door in Uednrtown, Polk ouunly, Un ' ‘
bolwcni the leg .1 hours of sale, *»n iho That wo here n**«-r‘.
I ir»l Tuesday in November, the following
properly, to-wif:
Lola of )an*i Ni
lying nud being
4i h suOlion «d P dk county, tin., as the| (ILMUII CJ 11 ft 11 U MUIlUill
properly of I.on Ncal, I -Med upon by >n -
f 1 olk
! furni*hcd with the improved
nl, lwicd Upon by
u n iii l Moi igugi- Ii fa iu
favor of Mhicus II Uuiin. u*o o! (ieorge
Hill, ngRitist said Neal, properly pointo i
oui in snid l» fa.
Al*o, west linlfof Iota of land No*. 177,
178, 17th district and dill seel ion of Polk
oouniy, Ueorgu. Levied upon by virtue of
a motigage ti In iisui-d tiniu Folk supt-n r
ceurl in lavol <-t V> ( Knight, ndui i■ *it Kd-
iiu-nd lull), (ice -I, sgailiel W |. McLalil’iS
1’lOpi'K) po|Ult-d oul IU rM.d h I;
piopi-ii) ul BMin .MtCandlas.
H. P. l.UMLKIN, hh'ff.
Aug. 30, 1873.
Stnlr FRENCH GRAND ACTI03,
-AT It I' N ‘ 1
CEDARTOWN, CA.
We are now manufacturing the best
Saddle ever invented. The Spring Seal is
V..U 8|>ouk of bluing rco.'ived a letter J"’' " l "' 1 hM l '"“ »«<*•' *- v ,h * * Mi »i
• , ^ . , , . i pnblio for years. The comfort and ease to
frotn Gun. Wo on iu l« a t«>n o ,jj or nDl j horse isnot to bo found in any
lltu poliliciil oauviiBB iu thu* cotigtoss- - ot j, er Our work is all done at home
iotiul diatnct. and by meet competent workmen. Every
It in ulwnya unplessnnt to writuOi aatldle i» warranted for two years, with
sju-nk of olio's self, httt justico to oth-
tihu.nktB it uiy duty to 8t>*p this
uiissiepiebuntuliou. 1 did lint write
to you that 1 with Btuuipiug this dist-
lict uyajuht Dr. Felton. I tiui not
Inking iCu ucti'O pint iu thi> political
eon teat, Ufilher Mil I oppOb-d to Df.
l\li tuts eh cl i* -n. lie in uiy neighbor.
V\o have known each other for over
l' ii ty your*. The only votu 1 ever
cnHi in u>y whole life n^aiual tile Uciui-
i.oe of tL»* Dviuooratic party was for
ordinary care hu ! usage
lit ft it net inny b« imd toCapt. A l* West,
President Cherokee Iron Company, Dr*.
M F N J A Inddei:, Dr W G Euglaml, Dr
it R Thompson, J A Wynn, Win F Turner*
Ksq , A liuiiiingloii nn«i Dr. E H Hieh
ar<leon, t edartown, and l)r Scurry. Esim
Hill, nil of whom heartily tndorso our en
terprise.
NN e r* *ycctfully call tho attention of the
publto to me above fact-, and ask a share
nl | at uu t-.gt, CL-nhiieut that our saddle w.ll
give Ct n j .etc salisluction.
Prices range from Ton to Twonty-fivo
Dollars, according io style and finish.
MARBLE WORKS,
liliOAJJ Sl'ltEE r,
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Tiny nru nl.u IIK.V Vll.V
with the improved wire; the cns*-« are of
solid rosewood — perfectly seasoned ami
WARRANTED NOT To CRACK OR
«*>»•
tins. Our ORGANS «re furnished with all
'^ ,l ' i the motlern Improvement*, a* to stops,
action, etc , while the CAf-KS are i.f th*-
recent csbiml style, adndiubly suited for
the parlor.
Gar SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED
CATA1.DGUE AND PRICE LIST.
Address’ *
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! H V U U
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Of the best Italian nn*l American Mar
hie, flnidied in tlie be-t style and work- i ,,,^1,1
munahip. and m prioes ibnt *lefie* camlet 1- j 0 ,, unl ..
linn. The citiiens of Cutaiiown *m«l vi n j a | j. (
ciniiy hi0 i»8pec|fuUy inviu-d 10 rail and [ 1 nlte-1
examine our woiks and pices when
K» mo. july 27. 4m
the Working C’las*.—We <
1 y«*u employmeui nt which youc
1 very luge pay in your own loc
X)!>Y GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, GROCERIES,V
OnOCKEHV. HEADY-MADE CLOTHING. HATS &C
These goods were bought si the closest figure*, and having secured Cash and (.’«■
discount*, they are able to offer them nt prices which defy competition. Call and ho
convinced. 1
A Complete assortment of Leather Hoots and shoes manufactured to order.
all special attention I
- stock of
lard, toffee rice. Pa m :i T7 ft-mooriOCJ CANVASSED hams
81 GAR, BACON. SALT, I cHIlliy UTUU31 ltfS, SYRUP, SOAP, STARCH
CANNED GOODS, PICKLES, FLOUR and MEAL.
Sole Agents in Poik county for the Celebrated "Watt Plows" and fixtures.
Agents for Hnil's Patent Rota
I arrow—YVARR\NTED.
We may have Mentioned it Before,
Bat it will litur ripi-uling; aud to muku a hurt- tiling, wo wi 1 nay Ibnt tlio
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$d(J2,G71 50
C -«h in Ti n k
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THE NEW
“DOMESTIC”
M. ALI.KAGUE A CO
1876 Great Centennial 1876
Parties desiring information as to
beat routea to tho CENTENNIAL, or
to any of tint Summer Ret orts or to
any other p -int in the country, should
address R \Y. WR1.NN.
G* it. I* *s. Ai*'t K* in * .*-;*" Route.
W ihe hirgcsl publication in the
I uilnt suiv — in | (il c.b* - n-; i :c
gaudy Uluslrateil; Tvnoc. only $1 per year
I he ltecoid is derated lo whatever i« of in
terest connected wilh the t (Milennial year.
The Gical Exhibiliuii at Philadelphia is
fully il-usli aie-i in detail. Everybody
wauls ii. The whole people feel gieal iu-
(crest in then Country a Centennial Hirih-
duv, and waul tokut-w all about it. An el
egant putrintic oray«-n drawing ]>reinium
p.elute is pt-esenutl t'rt-e to each -ub.-cribcr
l. is entitled "In remembrance of the One
Hundredth Annivei.-arv of me United
enu b* Conte a su* Ccssful azvio. t r but >ho»
1)c|miii >l»eriff Sale.
Will be sold before the court hi use door
iu Ccdaricwn, l'oik co*.n*y, lia., on the
first Tuttdtt) in October next, between
legal bouts of sale, the following properly.
(i pics cut. \\« have many
u.tkiug as high as ^ <• |»«.-r «
t the 2
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Lot »f land No
und 3>l tectiou ol Polk
upou as the pteputy tf I. J lauprce. to J
saiisly one ux ti la in favor ot John i
We-*, against said D upree. Levy
uud rciu* ned :
*t cost- nolbtng to give the buaiuvss a u. *
>cnd tor our crcuiarvt, icrtu* uud ?ampn
copy *d paper, winch are svul ;reo t - a.
wt.o app.) ; do tt to-day Complete outfi
uitchauics. nud lueir sou- au
litters make theveiy best ut agent.-.
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THE LIGHTEST-RUNNING MACHINE IN THE WORLD.
With our printed dire:don*, no instruction or mechanical skill is requir
The construction of the mschios ts l*a-ed upon a principle of unique ai
plic-.tv, comt>risinK simple levers working upon centres The bearings
are hardened and polished.
The machines sic made at our new works in the city of Newark. N. J
(patented) ojachincry and t. -Is, constructed cxp.'essJy to accomgi^h what we now offer.
Jiwtry muc/iinr fully tcarranlctl.
“ DOMESTIC” SEWING MACHINE CO.
Now York mill Cliicngo.
i.-By
FASHIONS
MONEY
ten i the r
hichrst talent and the best facilities in all departments, and the
modistes, both at home and j * ... -
average dress-maker. Our
who choose to make, or superin
tend the making of. their own ganner.is. With tho
H-artmcnts,and the be-x .leas of the most a*.-,
enabled to atuin result far above the reach ot
„ always the latest and best. Our elegan-Jy-illustrated
catalogue mailed to auv lady sending five cents with her address. Agents wanted everywhere.
“DOMESTIC” SEWING MACHINE CO..
IN’o-.v YorU nnd Clilungn. •