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[HE KI.LIJAY COURIER.
DiUltßi; KoTfeUOKR i. I"i-
Local intelligence.
Announcements.
We nm authorized to announce the nuiu;
ot G W. Gates as a candidate for rt't
election to the office of Tax Collector at
the eMUeiig election for county officers.
AVe take pleasure tn informing the voters
tl ol Gilmer county that \V. K. Slairle,
of Cartocay. is a candidate for Tax
Collector. Election first Wednesday in
January.
"\Y’e are authorized to announce Ihe name
i t of 11. \V. Lone as a candidate for
Tax Receiver of Gilmer county.
J. (J. Allen’s new house shines.
Morgan ton court lasted a full
week.
John Hipp is making external
improvements.
“Scout” Kanrlell says Bari Cox
is a perfect, ‘•mind reader.”
The family of tom Killian lias
increased one. It’s a boy.
George W. Heath owns a half
interest in the Burrell gold mines*
Corn at 50 cts. per bushel in
payment lor subscription to the
COURIER*
The Grahd Jury Presentments
of this county appear in this ls
fciie. Read Uiem.
H. P. Long of Murray couuly,
formerly a citizen of this county,
With us one (lay this week.
Remember that Ihe election
ibl - congress comes off Tuesday
the fthi and don’t you forget it.
The Tax collector, G. W. Gates,
was in town yesterday, taking in
all the spare change he possibly
could.
The congressional campaign is
fast drawing io a close, and the
People are eagerly awaiting the
niial result.
Prof. Smith gave a lecture on
Astronomy at the Seminary Hall,
last Friday night, which was
quite inteaesting to all present.
The public school teachers wjjl
lake notice that Commissioner
Hill wiil be at Elfijay on Satur
days for the purpose of receiving
reports.
If you could see Coke Ellington
Jr., and a one-eyed mule, “caper
ing.” free of charge, you would
never pay to see another Miles
Orton show.
j. S. Tankersley, of Tails Creek,
leaves lor Atlanta this weeg, at
which place he lays aside the
frivolities of boyhood and goes to
business aright.
Thomas F. Greer, Senator 41st
District, J. Withrow, Kepreseil
lative of this county, and J. E.
Alß,y brook, Representative ot
Fajinin county, ieft this place last
Sunday morning for Atlanta, to
look after the affairs 6f the “dear
people.”
From all reports from Morgan
ton court, it seems that Fannin
has gone back on Duggar worse,
if possible, than Gilmer. We
leaVn that when he got up to
speak the boys stormed him
down by veiling for Speer, con
sequently he didn’t get to' speak
worth a cent. This i6 bad on ttie
old man in his cwn county.
On Tuesday last, by special re
quest, a goodly number of the
young people of Ellijay assem
bled at the residence of J. P.
Cobb, one mile from town, where
a splendid dinner, in honor of the
t'weuty first birthday of J. P.
Cobb, Jr., awaited them. The
fea'Sl was a sumptuous one, and
all jiartook of it to their owu sat
islaction. The eTeniug passed off
pleasantly. About four o’clock
ihe cohipany started for home
cherishing the many fond recol
lections of t he day.
Btlf&lo Bill and' Sitting Bull.
Buffalo Bill (.Hon. W. F. Cody), the
renowned scout and actor, Las made a de
cided hit for the coming - theatrical season
iii employing the celebrated Sitting Bull
(ihe Indian chief who slew’ Custer and
his command on the iiittle Big* Horn) as
one of bis chief attractions, Buffalo
Bill’s success as ah actor adds ah additions
al charm to the romance of his life as the
greatest of all living scouts and plains
men. The Historical Publishing Cos.. S~
home, have issued a life of this remarka
ble mani, whose fame is even greater than
that of Dansel Boone or Davy Crockett,
embracing the lives of' Wild Bill, Califor
nia Joe, Texas Jack, Kit Carson, and
other Indian lighters. It is a book of
wild life on the plains, and must meet
with crest popularity. The name of the
?itbor, J. W. Buel, if a host within itself.
ert/mt desiring agencies will flud the ad*
vertir'Sect is tbir psp*-?
D:tn <Jyt. lu 1..t1i. ISB2, at Id* roi
dmoc i U Gilmer county. Daniel Mark in
the fitly ninth year nf Uia life. Hr had
r*-n a m.uilxg of the Methodist chuoli
iiuhc limit thin v years, which |Mtsatiou he
filled with cc-Jit to huusrlf ami lioimr to
his church—hud cyei firm an earnest <o i
tender against tile use of intoxicating liq
uoi—always ready to respond to every
call, especially wbeu made by some juuir
sinner iu distress—many of whom will
hint? remembar his prayer and admonitions
mingled with songs. Many to-day, while
it is body sleeps in the grave, can go back
to the time when lie |iom!rd tliem to Je
sus as an ali sufficient Saviour, aiul with
teal's of gratitude in their eyes, thank
the Lord for the labors of hrollier Black,
and while we mourn his loss we sorrow
not, as those? who have no hope. In
his life he testified that he hail been with
Jesus,' aid wpen disease had prostrated his
laxly lie testified, lxitli by word and deed,
that he was resigned to the will of the
Lord, and declaring-Unfriends around that
lie was ready,,that lie had made his call
ing and election sure, that not a cloud
intervened between li’iu ami his Father's
house of many mansions. May the Lord
(•less his widow and , fatherless children:
may lie lie a husband to the widow and
a father to the fatherless.
A father is gone to the mansion house,
And leaves his loved ones weeping;
For lie’s gone to sing in the glory land,
Where never comes any weeping.
Hear what the voice of heaven proclaims,
For all the pious dead ;
Sweet is the savor of their names,
And soft their sleeping bed.
They die in Jesus, aud are blest;
How kind their slumbers are !
From suffering,and from sin released,
And freed from every snare.
Far from this world of tofi and strife,
They’i present with the Lord ;
The labors of their mortal life.
Ends in a large reward.
A Friend.
Mothers I Mothers! ! Mothers !!!
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with the cxerutiating pain of cut
ting teeth ? If so, go at once and get a
bottle of MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTH
ING SYRUP. It will relieve tlie poor
little sufferer immediately-“-depend upon
it; there is no mistake about. There is
not a mother on earth lio has ever used
it, who will not tell you at ouce that i t
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to
the mother, and relief and health to the
child, operating like magic. It is perfect
ly safe to use m all cases, and pleasant to
the. taste, and is the prescription of oue of
the oldest and best physicians and
nurses iu the United States. Sold every
where. 25 cents a bottle.
ffiTA. Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
should be stopped. Neglect frequently
results in an Incurable Lung Disease or
Consumption. BROWN’S BRONCHIAL
TKOCHE'? does not disorder the stom
ach like cough syrups and balsams, but
act directly on tlie inflamed parts, allaying
irritation, gives relief in, Asthma, Bron
chitis, Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public Speak
ing are subject to. For thirty years
Brown’s Bronchial Troches have been
recommended by physicians, ami have al
ways given perfect satisfaction. liuving
been tested by wide and constant use for
nearly an entire generation, they have at
tained well-merited rank among the few
staple lcmcdics of the age. Sold at 62
cents a box everywhere.
Terr’s Pills a Sugar Plum.
Tutts Pills are now covereil with a va
nilla sugar coating, making them as
plasantto swallow as a little sugar pluni
ancl rendering them agreeable to the
must, delicate stomach.
They cure sick lieadaeh and billions
colic.
They give appetite and flesh to the
body."
They cure dispeps a and nourish the
system,
They cure fever and ague, eostiveness,
Sold everywhere. 25 cents a box.
A BENEFICINI ACTION.-The mis
erable looks and feelings of those confined
at desks or work tables, are caused by
weak Stomach, Kidneys or Bowels.
Parker’s Ginger Tonic without intoxicate
ing lias such a beneficient action ou thesp
orgaus and so cleans the poisonous mat
ters from the system, that rosy cheeks and
good health are soon brought back agaiu.
CQTTORisKIHGmuffMi
JnvaluabU patented improvements found in no other
EXQINES in the eorld. For Pamphleu and Prict
List, (also for RAW MILLS), address
TKfe AULTMAN * TAYLob CO.. Muukld. Ohlc.
Pflf II Great chance to make money
uUlJll Tf° se w f° always take ad
vantage f the good chances for mak—
nig money that are offered, generally
qecome wealthy, while those who do
not improve such chances remain in
poverty. , We want many men, women
boys and girls to work for us right in
their own localities. Anyone can do
the work properly from the first start.
The business will pay more than ten
times ordinary wages. Expensive out
fit furnished free.' No one who en
gages fails to make money rapidly.
You can devote your whole time to the
work, or only your spare moments.
Full information aDd'glfiKJlJi needed
sent free. Address Stinson os Cos.,
jan. 19—ly Portland, Me.
Leather, Leather !
1 1.4
I am now turning out, from the Elfijay
as good Leather, of all de r
scrintions as can be found in any market.,
fqt Up|*?r, Sole or, Hapless Leather of
the best quality brlug either the
CUB, WHEAT or HIDES,. ~
Highest cash price paid for green or dry
Hides.
aruail either on J. P. Cobb or the un
dersigned at tbe Tan-yard.
WM. SPENCER, AGENT
J’iCeVMf
Lnal HmtUeiems,-
GRORGIA-.FANMN COUNTY.
Wln-tvas, John ii Dickey, administra
tor of Elias Davis, deceased, represents to
the court.in Ida |x?tition, duly filed ar.d en
tered on record, that he bus fully ad minis
tend Elias Davis' estate. Inis is, there
lore, to cite all persons concerned, heirs
ami creditors, to show cause, if auy they
can, why said administrator should not lie
discharged from liis administration, and
received letters of dismission, on the first
day in November, next, this July 10, ’B2.
G A. THOMAS,
jtaly 27 3m. (82 w.) OlU’y,
GEORGIA—GILMER OOUNTY.
Whereas, James K. Ellis sliows that
Rachel A. Ellis and Henry T. Ellis, miiv:
heirs of 'S'. 8. Ellis, late of said -county,
deceased, are under fourteen years of age,
and that petitioner is the next of kin to
said minors, and that it is necessary that a
guardian of the persons aud property ot
said minors lx- appointed, and he prays
that an order he passed appointing ban the
said James K. Ellis guardian of said mi
nors. Therefore, all persons concerned
will show cause, if any they can, at or be
fore the November term, 1882, ol this
court, why at said term the said Janies K
Ellis should not l>e appointed guardian of
of the persons and property of saifl mi
nors. Witness my hand and official sig
nature, this Sept. 4th, 1852. ’
J. C. ALLEN, Ord’y.
GEORGIA—GILMEIi OOUNTY.
• Nancy West as Administratrix of the
estate ot Samuel West, late of said county
deceased, shows that she has fully dis
charged her said trust and prays to lie
discharged therefrom. All persons'con
cerned will show caust, if any they can,
at or'before the December Term, 1882, of
this court, why the prayer of the said Ad
ministratrix should not lx? granted at the
said term. Witness my hand and official
signature. Aug. 7, ’B2. J. C. Allen,
aug. 10—3 m. Ordinary.
i- ■ -
State ol Georgia—Pickens County.
Whereas,*?. Hood administrator de bo
nus non of,Jeremiah Lambert represents
to the cunt in his petition, duly filed and
entered on record, that he has fully nd
miuistercd Jeremiah Laiiiber’s eiffate;
this is, therefore, to cite all persons con
cerned, heirs and creditors, to show cause,
if any they can, why said administrator
should not lx? discharged from his admin
istration and receive letters of dismission
on tne first Monday in November, 1882.
July the 27th, 1882. W. R. ALLEN,
aug. S—3m. (88 w). Ordinary.
GEORG}A--FaNNIX COUNTY.
‘ Ta all wlrpm it may concern: John H.
Hyatt having in proper form applied to
me for permanent letters of administra
tion on the estate of lley Stuart, la’te of
ssid county deceased. This is to cite
all and singular the creditors and next
to kin of lley Stuart io be and appear at
my office, within the tune allowed In
law and she w cause, if any they can,
why permanent administration should
not be granted to John H. Hyatt on llev
Stuart’s estate. Witness mv hand anil
official signature. This Sept 8, 1882.
oct. 5-4 t, lot) w. G, A. Thomas. Or’d’y
GEORGIA—GILMER COUNTY.
Will be sold before the court house
door, in the town uf Ellijay, said county,
oil the first Tuesday in November, within
the legal hours of sale, the following
property to wit: Lot of land No. 81 ill
the I Oik District and 2nd section, in said
county. Levied on as the property of
Janies V. W alker, to satisly a Justice
Court fi. fa. issued from the 958th dis
trict, G. M., hi favor of K. F. Parks vs:
James V. Walker. Property pointed out
by Plaintiff. Levy made and returned
to me by T. M. Hipp, L. C.
11. M. Hramlett, ,
oet. 0.-ft. (103 w.) Sheriff.
Administrator’s Sale.
GEO KG 1 A—PICK EXS COUNT Y.
ll.v virtue ol' an order from the Court or
Ordinaly of Pickens county, will be sold
on the first Tuesday in November 18,82, at
the court house door, in said county, be
tween the legal sale hours the tract of
land in said county, whereon Gardner
Stearns resided at the time of his death,
containing 505 acres more or less of lots
Nos. 10!), 168, 157, 167, 158. 194 and 1!)3 all
in the 12th district and 2nd flection of
said co. 70 acres of bottom land in culti
vation with fair Buildings ; also one half
interest in flouring and grist mill -said
farm lies 4 miles North west of .Jasper
and the SI. & N. (4a. ,U, It. running
through said farm. Terhis of sale cash.
This Oct. the 2nd, ISB2. A. 11. Stearns,
Administrator of Gardner Stearns,
oet s—4t. (448 w.)
GEQHGIA—FANNIN COUNTY.
Will be sold before the court house
door in Morgan ton, said county, between
the legal lionrs of sale, on the first Tues
day in November, 1882?, three interests in
lot of land No. 3 iu the Bth district of the
2nd section of said county ; the same be
ing the iuterest of John W. Waulding iu
the widow Waukliiig’s -d'owery. Levied
on aJtbe property of Jofe ji W. Wauklfng,
by virtue of a fi. fa. from the Justice
Court Of the 1180th district,, G. M.,' of
said county, in favor of Wm. Franklin vs.
John W, Wouldiugl icVy made and re
turned to me by J. F. Nickelson, L‘ C.
, John W.' Gray,,
4 t—lls w. Sher.ff.
COthfTY,
To all whom'it may concern:
Andrew C. Cornett having in proper
form applied to me for permanent letters
of adjninistrjqion.on the estate of. Julius
F. Davenport ot Mid county; this is to
cite.ait a,nd singular, the creditors and
next qj k.in of Julies F. Davenport, to be
and appear at tfiy office within the time
allowed by law, and show if any
they can, why permanent administration
should ; not i>e granted to. Andrew <J.
Cornet^on Julius F. Davenport's estate.
Witness Ay hand aAd official signature.
G. A.THOMAS, .
O'ct. 26. (97 w.) Ordinary.
GEORGIA—4JILMER COBNTV,L
Supelior court, Oct. Term, 1882a
Easter (k Dover ) Libel Tor Divorce,
vs*. • v Rule to I’erfect
John UcD. Dover.) Service.
It appearing, to the court, that tiie de
fendant, does not reside iii.tbis county,;
and it,further appearing that be does not
reside in tbe State., It is on . motion of
counsel for plaintiff, ordered, th it 6aid
defendant appearand answer at tbe next
term of this court, else that the case be.
considered ip default, and the plaintiff
allowed to proceed. And jl is further Ms
deied that this Rule be published In Tin
Ellijay Coukikk once a month lor four
months, previous to the next Term ol this
court. James U. Brown, J.SJ.'.tI.B.C.
GEORG I A—GIL,MEII COUNTY,!
Clerk’s Office buperior Court.f
J hereby certify that toe above Is a true
transcript from tbe Records of my office.
Given under my band and official signa
ture. 24th Oct., 1882. L. M. Greer,
0.-t r—:*r>r tia am-.) <■ -■ r
December sheriff Sale.
U£Uitu\-af 1..h..R COUNTY.
W ill by sold before the court bouse
door, in the town of Ellijay, in said oun.
tv, between the legal hours of sale, on
tile first Tuesday in December next. One
No. 2 Sweep Stakes .Thresher- and U
Horae Power, levied on us the property
of \V. W. Findley.‘A. 8. Weaver, S. A.
Merrell and It. It. Vandergriff, to saiisfy
a Superior court Attachment and. fa., for
nui-cbase monev, iu favor uf C. Aultinan
A: Cos. vs, said defendants. This tne Ist
day of Nov.. ISB2. H. M. Diamlett,
nov. 2. im. irt> w ). Sheriff.
GEORGIA—GILMER OUN 1 Y
Will be sold at the Court bouse dx>r, ill
said couuty, on the first . uesuay in De
cenibernext, within the legal hourot sale,
one inuly cow, oi.e gray imrse, one buggy
aud one house and lot in the town of Elli
jay, whereon Thomas F. Greer now re
sides. Levied ou as the property ot Thom a?
F. Greer, to saiisfy a fi. fa. issued .from
Gilmer Superior Court, in favor of Nancy
Buchanan against Thomas F. Greer, W.
it. Greer. Marcus Moreland, Mioliel More
land and Milton Hramlett. I his October
21 si, 18S2. Lakey Elliott, L, C.
nov. 2—4 t. (102 w.)
A BILL, To l>e Entitled, An Act, To
repeal An Act Entitled All Act, To com
soiiiluli? the offices of Tux Collector and
County Treasurer, in lan.- county <*i I’uii
uitl, of this state. A pproveil till? 17th
day ol February. anil lor other par
poses, and to takeiUTeef January the Ist,
1883.
Notice is he.eby given that 1 will in
troduce, in the next General AssetnbH
of Georgid, a Bill the above or which i
lho caption. Oct 28, 1882.
J. K. Alsohrook.
Representative elect lor Euuiiin Cos.
nov. 2. 4t (88 w).
A BILL,To le Entit ed An Act, To
Ineorpoeate the town orMorgantan, in
the county of Fannin, in this state, to
extend the corporate limits thereof oue
lialfiuile iu eveey direction from Uic
court house; to provide for the election
ol a Mayor, Recorder, ti.\o Counciluien
and a Marshall, lor said town, .and
to define their powers and duties; to
fix tlie time of holding said election, and
lor the purpose of enforcing such ordi
nances and by-laws as may be made by
them, not inconsistent with the Consti
tution and by-laws of this state, and Ici
other purposes.
Notice is hereby given that I will in
troduce, iu tile next General Assembly
of Georgia, a Bill, the above being the
capt ion and substance of the sanfe.
Oct. 28, 1882. , J. E. Alsohrook, ,
Representative elect for Faauiu Cos.
nov. 2. 4t (138 w).
A BILL, —To be entitled, An Act, To
Incorporate tbe town of Elfijay, in the
ooUuty of Gilmer ; to provide for its cor
porate limits; to extend one-half mile in
ev’ry direction from corn thouse; to provide
for the election ou the first Tuesday in
January next, of a Mayor Recorder, and
five Councilnicii, for said town, and to
fix the time of their qualification, and to
define their power and duties; to author
ize them to pass all needful by-laws, or
dinances and regulations consistent with
the Constitution and laws of Geoigia, and
uot repugnant to the Constitution of the
United States, including the r.ght of fix
ing license to sell or retail spirituous liq
uors or inWicafing hitlers, within said
incorporate limits; of working, opening
and reprtiring, ptVblic roods, streets and
sidewalks ; of providing against damages
by fire, regulating the public, health and
quarantine ol said town ; ot abating nui
sances, preserving order, providing for a
Marshall and such force as may be ucces*
sary, with adequate compensation ; of im
pounding stock when
providing for, and enforcing the collection
of a municipal tax to defray expenses of
said town, in ctinying out the ordinances
thereof; of imposing fines and fixing pen
alties for violations of the by laws and or*
dinaces of said town, and of generally
creating and enforcing such needful, by
laws mikl regulations as are consistent
with the laws of this State, and to the
best interests of the citizens resident in
said town, and for other purposes.
Notice is hereby given that at the next
session .of the General Assembly of Geor
gia, 1 will introduce, and work to secure
the passage cf a Bill, of which the above
•is the caption and substance of tbe same.
Oct. 23, 1882 Titos. F. Greer.
act. 26—4. (295 w.)
JUUKMbuslaess now berore the
UI*V ■ I'publie. You can make
il Lmonry faHer at wo*k for us
■PfIHIP flfthun at enything else Cap*
M itSjl not needed. We will
start you, Ij?l2 a day and upwards
made at home by the industrious. Men
women, boys and girls , wanted evnry
whero to work for us. ('low is your time.
You can work in, spars tijpe only or
give your wVole time to fhp. business.
You can live $t home and do the work
No other business will pay you nearly
as well. No, ope. can fap to. make
mormons par; by. yngaging at ynce.
Costly out-frt apd terms free., Money
made fast, easily, and .honorable. Ad
'dress True fz Cos., Augusta Maine,
jan. 19. —ly.
fl. m CMmf*
/ flt \ Barham’s Infallible
(im) PILE BURE.
V HKBBS / ‘Manufactures by the 1
1 Birina Pll# Cure Co< ( .BwJua, H..C,
II full* to turn 'lrasrfktkk
I ffibu. a ß&LEiS
fhralikflti Mi IfpiistUsa
BbUtterworkeb
Operating 911 tl)e principle of
DlfttCTV*o POWERFUL
Instead of rolliaffi’.gi'iDdiisg ot.
sliding upon the butter. Work* in tbe salt as well.
CERTAIN,. EASY.-QUjbK,
STRONG, CHEAP.
Satid for full dsacrlptlro clrcnlsrs to tbs Inrsntors
ud SOLE ftifiZßß, j , ~
PORTER* SONS,'
concord, w.M.■ •
OX® BODSW. K?8!5
R. T. CONNALLY,
, —SUCCESSOR T J. Mi LOVELACE
Head quarters lor
- ’ T|' , ? f | % • # I
BootN, Mhoen and lt or J
the bent Home Made BOOTS AND SHOES in North Go
pffc Hand Miulc Boots and Shcs-s a specialty
-t. •! " • •• .• -. • . .V;
. Good lot of Ix*athf!r and Shoe Findings nlu ays on hand
Call and see him when yon are visiting Koine
„ R. T. CORRAL LY,
■' 20 Bread SC, ROME. GAI
EMMONS Ills ft CO
in Xv
CASH CLOTHING STORE j
87 Broad stttetjfeiftnfrtt Nctfn Ojfera House; HOme.ga,
They have— a.
Clbthiilg fir Men, t outiis hrid Hoys Hats,’
Dresd sftiiTts, Drawe’rs,|Neck' Wear &c.
Ties, Scarfs, Bows, Collars and Cuffs,’
Gloves; Suspenders,' Night
ftob'es, Triiriks, Valises; Umbrellas. Etc.*
Jl- •,; , •
Rc/uembcr the Wo. • < . . *, • . .
87 BWftd Street; ROME, OA;
9—l4—llm.
• vo.* ** c i f • c \ . •?r : . - ; *•
d<>>( u Si Al >1 (LKttY woftifs.
. !s&£,£& # smi.
1 > 1 A < , . K 1 V , | * ': .. I
Have established their layge Harness,find JSnuWlcry.jkVtiilks, at No. ,110 1 Broad
St., .Borne, (ia,., where tjiey off ej. to, the trade n,/ull,jii W of hand, made Harness'
Saddles, Bricljvp and vVfuythWg kept, In a firstfcclnns ~ tiMdle, ,nd Uiuness Store,,, at
liriejs below nyythhig ever offered in this market before. The quaUtv of our Goods
we guarantee,)" be first-class in eyery respect. , Vl . ~.
, Becoject we nan no.se,wing machine we (manufacture,, every,thing, we ,selL-
We,have no agents to whuri). w pay u per.cfnt, for selling goods, but give the buyer
all tip; margin there is in frlgmi. , Wy keen u lull,stock of Oak and ■ Hemlock, .Sole.’i
Upper and Harass Leather which, we, rfeK.at wholesale and. retail,,ut.prices that will
please a)| v .pfime and flee us tv hep y,t>u cornu to. Rome, liefore you buy.
We Will in showing yop ;mr Gooils. ,
We mean, pxactly ybal, tve,B?y, and don’t you forget U- u ,' .
SpOtial inducements are offered to the Wholesale trade.
M: A LLfiN <& Abo..
9-14-& aMe, GEORGIA'.
E. H. OOJjGLOtfGtit & CO.;
57 BROAET street, i—
rioniV, - - - r - cd n,V
‘ • h , ' *' Col( ' ,l.t *<■'-• .' / \ ~ ti t• 1‘ I • 1 1 , I, • •,., , 1 1
„ ~Will, Jt, |p,yoiir interest for yon to call on them when
you are Wanting to buy—
tint tititip% , cLtintitid, titiors. sh'ces;
HA'iSi ,and, MEN*S. FUKNI^IJ/NG
lW&: and
! ■ *• •• '' ’ if •>* * w ro t•|-<* v- t• |
~ iP f Wf,rf,,, thp largest pp.VjGoofls liqusps ip, lToine/
They can offer special intlucejnents in Clqllupg land ,li'u j;ni r s|>in
Goods. Large fSiock of Bpotsjipd gt, wp..prices.'
Window Sli|ads a Specialty.' Don’t fail to give them a call."
9—l4—Sm.
A GREAT ffPPORIfIXITY!
J -J *>M. •; *• V * il ■ ’'HI? ’ a'l fl *■ 'll S 'l.d r •! -t v|| •,
I am three Btylefl <n Wfidimert and them at sueli
UNHEAD OF PRICES 11, , . „
as to defy, all competi in.,, No family need be withoubn inachim-i aivt po; person out,
of employment after,reading this Anuoup6m**r,Jßxtraordivai -J !d
No. 1. Style No. 2". Stylo
TtiV ‘•cententol.” (;fPh6 D , 1; :
THe Best.’"
makes the Stitch directly HBKHa'-T
froi two spools,,is w.ar* a strictly first-pl&ssi,shuttle,
ranted to do the whole machine, Is warranted: to dr*,
range •of .family sewing VS f y the same .mi.oik-k, aa> fluv
j with, thp greateftt. ease, apd /. \i bingia- and, to he a superior,
imofct perfect manner, and % mL machine in eve r y
sellti'. *l7 resiieet. . _
For - - *ls- ~~ Price, . r - Sffi.
No, ?. Style, iHE ''TRIUNE„
makes at will.either. the lock-stitoli,.chain-stitch,..rspiral erabioidery stitch, and if
the finest dewing ever invented. Price, S3O. ■’ , ' !.-,
EVERY ,M ACffIME IS WARRANTED FoR 3 YEARS.,, -,, •
Sowing Machine Agents and others will find this a grand opportunity to engage
■in profitable business, o in ■ I ■ 1 11 . : :. in n
Note.—l have.justieoniplsteduu'pceiiten'niiil Hand Mtrehine.’-* lieHntifutty mouiU-i
ed on Walnut Stand, which I win sell in lot of 25 at t 4.00. Send for Circular and
iA*vU;
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mW*W. The Patent. Folding 'Kab.le.aod tlu S y
HrtyX A*) oih Sje\r n* Machine iCaqinet Work
NO: 6I)S'NORTH[:BROfDfTREETL ,
Philadelphia,' Pa
20 DOLLARS
'FAVORITE. (SINGER
i.Equal.• Knvty
five i ) l>ollr-AJa<-hine
old by Aigenla • llsud
lome in appears peel
Faultless in Execution i
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W.e make it a* May and ft* ■■ aafft for
you to.buy of us. iih of.any Merchant ill
your town. >o .moivev asked .iMit.il ill
Machine has been tented. . .'i. rtress.j
Co- operative Setviiijr'.Uaobin* • C 0.4
aug. 17—Sin. Philadelphia, I’a.
DON’T WASTE MONEY—On ti'ashy
extract* when you can buy a lasting pr>
; .• • • ?* *it .{.til i! . i
fume so delightfully fragrant and refiesu
ieg as iWttou’ eclogue.
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ahjrtriieO unit
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tbi’oHmary coot itl' iu-ui- '
leraMe beat, aooti wi<M.;eio -•■■ ■■ , v
FOR SUMMER USE THCY ARE INOISPENSMtir
B l‘h*f Age‘ w*atU in Ltoecupied
“'HUM. VAPOR STOVE CO., Hit.
Beneee Street,oor. Chant pi tie, CUnlaod, Ohi J
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