Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 February 1888 — Page 5

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It Will lt«» Compelled to Swallow 11H

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Our cunipHments to the Lafayette journal: TIIL- top of the morning to you, and we exj ect you to act. s'air and swallow the

Tead them, they are not "lac Htmle*," but the journal man can see them. Howkus. Ind., February 11, lSbS. To 1'. M. Lafayette.

I)i:.\K SI :—Vour received. Cannot give you arv satisfaction in the matter herein stated, as tui gi\e no register number. There was but one register -en', from Darlington iind that was dated De C'iinher 21. it was deliveret! on the 2-ki of December to the add.esscd, who^e name i? S. L. Howcr.-. lie VIML tl.e oilice as olten as twice a week. Vcrv re.sptclfullv, ). K. PAKKKV. P. M.

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Editor ui ihe Journal. In reference to ihe :ibove 1 wilJ sav tiiat I received Hum the postmaster at KowciV on January 10, l.stf, a registered letter which had been mailed at Dar ington on December 21, ISisT.

Sit.As L. UUWKKS.

:.Arul vet ince moie: LtJWKK.s, Ind Feb. 22- ls^s Editor (»J the Journal.

In rt-ferencc to the above I called on j. K. I'arkey, P. M. at Howei this morning and tiie book*, were shown me. The letter in question was mailed at Darlington on Dr*c. 21 and received at iJowvr.-on Dec. 22, the next day. The reason it w:.s not delivered until January 1(1, the P. M. explains as follows: 1 Ic uvs on the roccipt of the letter he made out his book read\ lor the receiver to sign, and pbced the letter and return receipt in the closed book. He forgot to mention the fact to his wile, and he himself never thought ol the icitcr again until on .ebvh ol January another one came and he found Mr. !o vers letter in the book and it, was delivered the next

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requested him facts, as above, bear Mr. Parkev matter to drop.

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MC S S I. Bowers ,nd Dunbur called, r.t Tn Joi.KXAI. oilice \Vednesdav ,*md uiiLanly made ihea.bovc tatements. M». Dunbar says Mr. I'atkev the liowers l'. M. nuke the statement tt

Neil her the gentlemen anv ill-will and deMie ihe They consider it a mi—

take on ids part,something to whifh vv* \rc all liable.• They .consider Mr. Parkey a perfect'•'gentleman and lunesl in all his business transactions, and desire.that the public understand the true state of .he ease. The 'Teaser. Mr. Parley forgot to tell hi: ite was because he inui out-door work to do, and she atsmded tl*e pOstofVice .hiie he was out'!.

fINi\vii-ir is (lit* -n, .Ti:mni. of IN,. la!,) (••'('••l M. LilVrary. Maieh :i. ].-» at 7 in \rh. Upeiiiim ll.vmn to 21:! in 11 viiuintv' ... Prayer by tie* Pusinr. .Son'4 No. eoU in itymnal. lil i'I.A

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"I he Landlord nt tln.» !Uu«* Hfn,,*.)}j\ S'jViri •^atita lnus." .oidie Hods

Twelve \'ears t'M teorulc 'ool, •A I'.oy-'.s StiMuesjioii," WiHU' Sinilh s.»ng si.ia ici..\inNti. "A 11 "hie Peril," Sarah Khv

Hi«jher Ideal." Mefiulr.' ••I|r»w to Make N ourvif Aur.-csible l'.«l MtMiiiire

Mill.'.

M»-U AM \T IONs

"Vour Mission "Tlie )M Arm t'lviir," "IM Try, WonUln'i You?" ••The 1.1 til

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lator. ..Harl» If*il:«\vt»Il I'hildreu Son",

How can tin* A'onug I'eopie tn the church be mure aggressive :ign iusi L. \V. l.ltlie -^nd Perrv .MjhsIi ni:ct., a rJoV .. "Wluit 'I'hrei Little Kittens hid,"

Florence Hoofs

Mi I sit Lfl |),|v, V"'!", I'lPiilinu'." Ileum.- I'a.l.loek .. A Nohlu IJov," )ark Hovels

Song.

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"(•cllliiir on 111 III,. World,*' liii'iinl,. av.I• ..Frank il:

A Little Hoinp,' 1 Cra.n ,nV.4

Aumisfa Lamp).in

"Hattle of Shitoh Jennie i'adUoek Sonir'J(i iu 11 vinna 1. lienedleJlMH.

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HICK, com. MAIM'IS.

The Happiness ami Prosperity of the Family 1 depends on Ihe health of the mother. She sboul.l maintain her health, and eorreel any mrtuthl.v dillleiiltles or uterine wenltnesn l-v usiiu /.'»a l'hora.W onian 1* rlend. *oUl bv druggists.

SUBURBAN.

KlttTNT JMINiS AN I) IIA ITICN ING INAII. IMU'IS (»K NTV

ltitsof I'm II I MI (•allicreU l»y the Journal Cnrresponoents Wliat Our Home iVople arc Doing.

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Miss Flole Smith is visiting JViends in Colfax. Mrs. Thomas Vancleave, living south of town, is seriously ill.

The M. K. (|iistrlr*rl.v nioi»tin^r will be held next Sunday at Mount Olivet. Miss Klla M.-Nirliol's friends gave her a birthday party Monday evening.

Kev. K. K. .Johnson addressed the IC. of order last Sunday evening lit the M. K. chnreh

Rev. Marl), of the laitheran church, came in last Saturday night, to witness the presentation of "Ten Nights in a Uarroom."

Our home dramatic club covered itself all over with glory in their play last Saturday night. They hud the compliment of Hit largest audience ever assembled in the hull, and their eont mued applause gave evidence of their appreciation of its excellence and the soeii ty ol ''Willing Workers." for whose benefit it was given, desire to return thanks to each one who took part.

•'V-'vo!-"'':-: kj I:K. The Institute at, the school house was well attended.

Kami hands are noing engaged at 15 to :2l dollars a month. Within the next two weeks the schools in this township wiii close.

Thomas H. Martin goes tin? first of next month to I'arkville to school. Samuel S. Martin has gone to Darlington to open an insurance and collecting ofllee.

Charley Irons bought Nacres and (Jhas. Pe* ro ii acres of land at per acre ol' O. Martin.

May I say there will be a public sale at Sam Martin's. March s. He will sell horses, cows, hog'*, farm implements and binders.

words vou have been tliuging about so proniieuously, among which the word lie" I was prjuuip.ent, bv reproducing the letters printed below. They are short and to the point, and prove the position taken bv tSiis paper.

Not for years has therGbeen so much sickness as this wmler. Still except the lark family there is not a case of measles in the township.

Kliuer Irons, who has been down with typhoid for fifty dnys is sitting up. It was Dr. Washburn, of Linden, who carried him through the sickness.

Hctween this and the l."ithof March, not less than twenty-live familys arc to move. W. Allen goes to Huteher's. Oeo. Meek ».la Allen's. Sam Martin to Darlington, I »avid Tompkins t» the Martin place. K. T. Jennings to the J. \V. Allen farm. Win. Mitchell to the McClure place and so on lowu.to the end.

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Look out for ihe K. Mrs. Seybohi.is slowly recovering. I#*. T. Maxwell talks of locating near Heck ville.

Tlie caliope of Kmnictt I'ineh is a thing of the past. Jas. Hurt starts for Hrokenbow, Neb., the lirst of March.

Joe Shaver attends singing three times a week at Shannondale. Why don't somebody comment, on the items of the Kingsley quill pusher.

W. i\ Kinder has his evaporator aud is ready for the song of the sugar bird Jack Sutton says that to meet, to know to love am! to part is the sad fate of his pool* heart.

Sherman Trout ami A. S. Ammerman were in Crawfordsville Saturday looking after the interests of the Air Line K. K.

The prizes ofl'cred for Hie best essay on "Man

by W. K. Slavens was awarded to

two young pupils of H. M. Darter's school at Sodom. It is rumored that. Chris Khoads is negotiating for Kd Kshelman's hennery. Mar* tinsburg wili loose a good citizen, while Tabor will cam one. Lsheimau wdl remain with his lather.

At the literary nex? Wednesday night Hoy Trent. Will Lawrence aud Albert Sutton will declaim and a paper will be read by A. S. Ammermaii. 'The discussion of the question. '-Kesolved, that the ProteetiveT.irilT is liouolieial to all the People of the United St.:tes." Allirmative. Kvt Martin and Sherman Trout Negative, T. W. Sutton aud A. K. Kitnorc.

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John Underwood has moved his famil.\ to Uossville, 111. Isaac Mehe.rr.v has been very sick but is better at this writing. .Miss Sue Kerr, of Shawnee Mound, is visiting her sister Mrs. .!. P. Thomas.

Sdas Hittle has bought the JVvore farm near Shawnee Mound and will occupy it. Joint nornK-ll.of Wh'uloek. has.soid his hardware store to Frank Phillips and Will IC'.-rr.

Martin Clark has o!d his farm to John Foley. lie will make a sale 'm'the near future.

Shawnee Mound celebrateu Liueoln and Washington's birthday on the cvcniui- el the 22, inst.

Kev. Loder has just closed an interestiu^- meeting at the Methodist, church at Whitlock with several accessions.

Two new* churches aMclhodist undCamplieiite j| be built at New Kieimiond next. Summer. Money is being raised .-for that .purpose. li is said t.hat J. 1. Thomas furnislied Squire (I key, the menial postmaster at Whitlock,. gram sav'k fuii.of mail last Saturday.

The fur.eral of Mi's. R!i:al.)eth Spniv was preached at the Methodist church uy Kev. Loder on iheTJtU'iual. She was sick buta jdiortliua:.

Kev. (.1. J. Mcrrit («ui» of the boys of this community, pastor of the First .Christian ehureh^ Fail Kiver. Mass., received a severe Jiceideift recent!v hy be.iiar. thrown from a horse.

Mr. Nr.tig'u? lias taught school for many years ami he says our schoi'l is the most pk'H^-ui? school he eveiM. \igh,i.-,ThisspeakH weii i'or the parents alsof for pret.-eedimr t(rachc s.

Su) eriiit» ndent lowing in''company with Trustee McCrca vtsitetl the schools in this towiiship last week. The school term is nearly finished. The teachers have -given satisfaction as far as we have heard.

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Plunket moved away lust Thu

day. Miss Manna trade! farms.

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'\om linnds lara iutnipseed A Lora .Mahov 'l!1

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«jur Ile:irl to Jr-sus" ICrle Pad.loeU

and Win. K. (Juiilen have

W. 1). Jones went home Wednesday night to see the "baby.** W. II. Wilson is hauling corn for Thomas Jlaleys near Sugar Crove.

Marry Smith has loft Win. teuton's and is staying at Albert Perkin's. Several adilitions have been made to the Christian church atMt. Pleasant.

Mattioben says the reason he irot, the wrong hat at the da^co was bct'ausu he was not thoroughly awake.

A jolly company of younir folks from the neighborhood of Cherry Oove gathered at James Coleman's Monday night.

Mrs. Fusminger, of Crawfordsville, and I). M. Washburn, of Now Kicinnond, have made a close examination of the wound on

Sylvester King's head. They exp eted to: A N O W have to take away part of the brain but it Onrw-Jmr,! ,..in .m. was fouuil to be smooth ami solid.

There was thought to be a lire at Ellis

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Dave Mahorney has moved to Ladoga. Services commenced at Mcthel on Thursday night

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opened with a song, -Jesus Lover of mv

And death says lil-'s srliool is o'er, \S"e may so live that our souls he blended Tou'etlier In praise on the "Hcautiful

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We have street lamps now. Mrs. Ceo. Small is very sick. VWalter Uritton spent Sunday here. Dora Wootlen. id Vtfedersburg, was here Tuesday.

Perry Merr.vman and wife spent Sunday iii Crawfordsville. Ceo. Mill, the veteran dry goods clerk, is I working for W. M. j.ucas.

Mrs James York, of W hit1ock, visited friends here the first of the week. Plea* Hrauuoii. Will Steele and Hob Taylor saw .Field's Minstrels at Crawfordsville Tuesday night.

Fountain county has a line lot of newspapers, we must. say. Last week but ope paper had an account of the capture of the counterfeiters and it was he Attica Ledger.

The Hon. William Croat Zerfaeo is begiaing to think there is a ghost of a show for him to tret the nomination for representative of the. licuiocralic side. Oh! Hilly you will have to drop on to a great, oefore you can get there. Mr. William Kaler would be candidate for Treasurer aadyoqrself would go the same boat.

Sad hm true, poor Wayne, township Democracy came up with tin? usual, no report, at the convention last Saturday. Looking back to the last election, we would think every Democrat, would feel sore against almost every big ^unm'TJuam township. They should come up.next November with ne report and give their names a very, veiy black mark.

A correspondent of the Kcvie.w from Darlington has an unlimited amount of cheek when he says some Kepublieans ure taking that paper, ll is a question that can not bo solved, why they take it when such a paper as M:e JOI-USAI. can be furnished them. The Joi hn.vi. is tile best paper Indiana west, oj Indianapolis for general political and local news.

What Way net own needs, a batik, grave! roads leading Into.town, a brick, building on the Hero man drug-store corner, seventeen military companies to shoot, down Ihe first mm that sends a dojlarto Hoard of' Trade at Chicago, "good •manufactories and last but riit least let some of her rich eitixeus invest some of their .moto?y. to he«p tie enterprise of the toivn.

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Two more week•% (»!'.seliool. Mrs. T. F. Konk is vi»ry sick at present. Horn. Feb. I I. to Mr. ami. Mrs. Mdtou

Koberts Mrs. Dor.-oy's youngeM. very sick wMUr-searlelina.

Mr. James Nicelyand .Mrs, HeMe Iliverconit) were married at the brides residence in this place at 7 p. m. Wednesday.. l\'ev. K' ligers. of Jamcstuwu olile.iatmg.

Kctta, the two year old child of Oliver Miller, departed this life Feb. P.». Funeral services were held at the M. L. church Monday morning. The remains were interred at Mount Zion cemetery.

The N oung People's Aid Society was organized at the Christian church Saturday begmingwith sixteen charter members. They elcetedjho following ollicers: Miss Heriiia Alc\ ey. Pres.: .)j.iie Vanhorn, Vice Pres. ^^'hert: Howers, Sec. Donna Hell. Treas.: Codie Loekmau. orgam^i. They meet ev?ry Saturday at 1

Murk's on Tuesday night but, it proved to be only the soot, burning l'rorn the Hue. •lames Hurt will start for Nebraska next Prof. McMrooin and part of his school, of ,* New Richmond, at our literary performed ..

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Aunt Kate Hall was stricken with par furnished music for the literarv Wednesalysis week before last, ami is partiallv night. helpless.

Our school was out last Friday. A number of patrons anil friends went in with well tilled baskets, a surprise to the teacher Miss Peterson.

Last Friday night crowd of young folks 1 from this neighborhood and from south of Ladoga, gathered at the home of Miss Ella

'ete, A very e.ijo .i„,e

week aud attended the closing exercises of I our school. Friday, February 17, was the last day of tlie Maple (»rove school. Miss HUa Peterson, the teacher, was for the fourth time I during her two years stay with us, the! victim of a surprise. About, half past ten! the patrons and friends began to come in and two long tables were, soon loaded with the tempting luxuries aud staple necessi- 1 iek.' ties of life. When dinner was ready the! scholars formed line out side the door and led by their teacher, marched in and tookj their places at the well filled tables. Kev. F. M. Wright then gave thanks to the Father who blesseth us all as He sceth we neeJ. After all present had partaken of the bountiful repast the house was called

to order and the evening's entertainment 1

school ill be out next hursday

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Marlin was u,e (irst 10

hl,ner

a farce or^dialogue, entitled '"Seeing the Sunday. hlephant. (, X, Carson has resigned his position ltev. ,1. Kwing, of the Christian church,

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culli nt Violin musu- aecoinpaniu,! with I 1 ),

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open his sugar

Martin, of Mace, visited at T. W

^'Conner.

Crawfordsville, on Wednesday night closed Wo will have regular preaehimr here a series id meetings at the M. 1:',. church, after every two weeks at:* o'clock

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A. S. Ammerman packed his grip and left last. Monday. We failed to learn where. here was a small crowd at church Sunday owing to the inclemency of the weather.

W C. Kinder has ordered ai

Mrs Vina Mul.orney lias boon quite sick! \V. A. Di.vson. of (Vwille was uiiitoKhut IS betterHi til.. present wriiiiit'. married to a kuly in Hoone eoimtv last Sam Wright, I ruin New Market, was in week. U.is vii'imty last Saturday and Sun,lay. 'J'lie Yankeetown orchestra was out and

.,''-ter hsheiman went to Indianapolis eilnesday to attend the State encampment of ». A. K.

Kev. .hhn M. Stafford went to Hoone county Monday to assist his brother in a revival mooting.

Uev. W. H. Vaueleave, of Kansas, visit-'

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ed Mort Keys and sister. Minnit. were the guests of Misses Klla Peterson ri(vt .,, un.l lihmrli.3 Kulscy lliu liiltur part of last

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A. Llmore will deliver a short address

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Mrs. N. L. Smith is quite sick. Mrs. W II. Cray is on the. sicl list. Lhomas Cave is happy. A fine boy. Mrs. M. S. Coyner is on Mie sick list. Thompson Conrad broke a hmb last week. Mi«s Muzetta alstead iias been quite

J. W ilson is feeding a fine bunch of cattle. John Client goes to Concord this week to make his future home.

Clara Little, of Klmdale, is visiting relatives and friends here. Win. McClure and V. Fuller, of Frank-

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The program closed witu a song "The Sweet P.yo aud Hye." We feel ourselves under obligations to compliment as well as to thanK Miss Klia lorthc ably conducted exercises an I the successful effort to please the crowdet! aiidienee. After the tearful goodbyes were said, teacher, scholars anil friends parted hopini: that ,:i, ...yWhen the iessems and lasks aie tjnde.1,

uller. of Frank-

n, u,n of

Soul." Then followed the declamations L^ja.u^tte, were all in town Monday and and dialogues interspersed with some ex- 1

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Indianapolis, Mr. Shulu.

soi.i TluN NoTKX-is licrrbv civen

lii'own will bo dissulvotl

on Monday. Feb. by mutual con sent. All debtsowingto said partnership are to be received by said W. H. Cray and all demands on said partnership are to be presented to him for payment.

CK W & Hu«»ws\

XonrK.' T'wHV'continue business at the old stand formerly occupied by said (irav ifcBrown at Kirkpatrick, Ind., where 1 will be pleased to set all my old customers with many new ones. I shall do my utmost to please all and sell goodscheap as best goods can be sold. Mv platform is good value, polite mention, and fairdealmg! Kead this ami if you like these three planks come aud see me.W. il. Cnw.

lend .-Saasapariba is pemilia- to itself and superior to uli other preparations in stronuth eonomy, and medicinal merit

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results iatall

child, l-Jertic is

b'tiye- removed

J.ihu Sanfonr'.and wift from this place to Jjiinois. 1'. Stoner has purchased a new Story

Clarl^organ from J. M. S. Davis. John Petuenrd and family hft the midnight, t.raiu for their home in ilimois. ,T. T. Mnnhall and CUber*. Crey'were, at the State KnemnpmeuJ of th.KL^V. K. a Indianai»o!is Wi'dnesday.

J. S. McCallum, of Irvinglon. will begin' a series of meet in'srs at the Christ inn.church Monday evening Fob.^'T.

The New Koss Huildmg, Loan Fund and Saving Association met Monday evening. Tin

one hundred shares necessary for organization having been obtained the fob lowing board of directors were elected: James H. Kvans, James K. Morrison. John 1. Powell. John IL Hell, Jesse H. Kout.h, Dr. H. Kowers. John l^rceman, Scott Mil ler and.I tiseph Stij-es. The followink"oflh-ers were elotrted by the din.»ctors: Dr. IL Howt.'rs, Pres.: J. Morrison, Vice Pre'S. John Powell. Sec. J. H. Kouth. Treas. N. T. Darnell. Atty.

Ir. very body needs jspmm medicine. Hv using Ayer^' Saisaparilla, the blrun! is thos ougblvcleansed am! inviuorateil, iheappwitc s[ ImiliaYe«l, and the system prepured to iesiK| the diseases peculiar lo Summer n»f»nths. Ask for it ami take no olhur-

Mayor I'Var.ci-, of SVf Loiii- i- jiit iicvv lishiug for tbc gov.erm)rshi] ot Missoiui and is engaged at present-ih the clVorti' -b) secure ihe Naunt ai cor. t.rt on lor tlia: city, lie feeis that shoiod he succt-vd hi tlial. he would receive a respectable 'ioilowiug. and perhaps can -idV. .tlie prize. AN the nomination, is .tc ihva* lent to eieciior., tiVe cbrty ii: hUug r-?ec«»des th.e convention, aiul it is ?,a.d the Mayor is 'equal lot he emergency hiit M»oreiioU''C will m-c him and the contt! wiU.be bitier Tiie States s\e-t or-lVie Mississippi still chng lo liiaine anadec^ai'e their intention of vuing for him in 'convention' 'i'liev ciaitn him to be f)»e stronge-it man the K-'j.u^Hcaiis can nominan* and believe.that he can be induced to .accept,.should his nominaJi(m ue tinatiimous. A few are/ scouring the wood's ii: .iiearch ol a dark horse, while others are at .templing to boom a favorite already in. the JVld. lliscock's possibiiities are composed ith Circsbam's and an occa:.ion:il bin: is thrown out at our General Wallace. l!r* way, Genera! Wallace is oneof tiu most popular men amongMNsourians from a literary standpoint, in the coun'rv. Sc.uceiv a person lo wuom I was mis-o. duced, but made impiiries about hitn. st.»on as they learned oi my place ol residence. Of course felt promt to acknowledge citizenship with the author ol "i3cu jamin llur." Could you blame me? "What kind of a man is Generai Wallace'" "Does he wear long hair?" Does lie part bis hair in the middle:''are nmie of the question asked. One lady declared she would rather read "13en llur" than the

Uible. So you see if the Republican pait\ would nominate General Wallace and put the name "Hen llur'' upon the ticket, thev would all vote for him.

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warti bound in one vohin^e.' .'After ride of twenty-five i,our. nn ivecl b-jrc in one consignment, and found Lent, in full bias! and tin fish diet. For the last week the theme ol conversation- lias Ivcn the liiaine letter. From the talk and from reading the papers one is led to think Mr. liiaine is of-ome important*' after al.L Jt is amusing to sec the Democrats shelling the woods-since Maine's withdrawal. Thcv are uncertain is to where the enemy is concealed and are wasting no li'.ile aniir,ii~. nil ion iiy the .vain searciiior the., concealed loe. bat with Uiaine's withdrawal and liiiK^ ikhance'upon bis corpuknev, there is much distress abroad in the land among the Democratic hosts. This political bu»bwh ckmg will probjibly cou'tliiue until some Republican may be killed olV?-,- and possibly they'-may down the wrong "iiiati and afterward feel very sorrv tney didn kill the other fe'.'.cnN. This shootir ai .random tiangeruti^,imincsK,-.and someliincb

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At t'uis season hundre ls. ot tanners all over our laud their plans and deciding what. horses to patronize the coming veat.

'practical

J. D. TK.U-Y.

If you ure snflorlng with we»ic inflamed e\e«, or gran luted eyel Ids. you can be quickly cured ly uslim Dr. J. IL -McLenn'SlreimllH'iung Kye salve. Xt cents a l.o%*. bold bv N ve iV o.

Hardware and Furniture," STOVES, ETC.

The Largest Comltined Stock in City

TO SELECT FROM.

We have bought the M. S. Weill's New Hardware

Store, on Washing-ton street, and moved it into

our Main street store, -here we will con

tinue to sell goods at reduded prices

until the goods are sold.

Now is the time to buy a Stove if you have to lay

it away until next Winter. Don't fail to come

and see these goods while you have a chance.

breeder will look carelullv over

the different breeds ami take the one possesMng the most desirable characteristics, and will aKo assure himself that those characteristics are fixed in the bree'd and can be transmitted to the grade off-spring, and will not be content with one sutiplv because he ss popuiar lo-dav. The horse that car. show the largest nununr ol desirable qualities the horse that wiii win in the long race, and will bo me horse for the future, and .so^is- the. one to pin our «a: to now.

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Lverv Isoise should be bred lor a particular.purpose.- 'i lor liuavy work he shoul 1 be ainodei of strength in every par!. If for carriage j)urposes his prjportiuns should be sucn a to propel him over the. ground with an easy. gioceVa! motion, and he should not need a-pound-ot' surplus flesh to cover defects in form, for every ounce put. «i. lor that pnrjvc«se i- a iletri. ment to nim.

The writer of this ii.'.s been itrniiiar with the diflercnt l.iiglisb irgeris of horses for many years, ami ho said v. hrn Cieo. E, lirowi. Co., Aurora, 111., commenced tho introduction ot the Cu-n-hmd Hay and Snire sou.tfhing over a dtj/.e.n vears ago it would be only a question of, time when

hev wtuld be recognized -the--best tvpes

That English brettic^ baye^bown HVel: world the way scienJinc brteding of every ciass of domestic animals, is proved by the fact that all the world ^oes there to rocure foundation stock of every class, hut particularly in horses' every known nreed ot improved hordes traces back to Lnglish stock asH .mdatim,

Opening tae Inrlian Terrltroy lo Setllemanf. The Kansas Citv iines iias printed a special edition which, describes at length the Indian Territory, its people, the location of the various tribes. where the public lauds are, the history of the past movements toward opening ,th« Territory to settlement, and what is being done thus vear. I be paper js accompanied bv an excellent man ol the Icrruorv. A copy will be sent to any address on receipt ot a two cent stamp by aUurcssmg be limes

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for their I'espectivc purposes and to-day tiiev stand without a pee.r— !he Cleveland Hay for thir grand style comm'mdiug ajipcarance aud fUiiecs for general puaposes^ as well as lancy hintcbed, carriage and COJH:?)'-teams ti.e Shires for *hefr massive proportions, great, flinty bone, strong uitisclc%a ul s:m-w thenarc q^t oniy heavv {lujugi for any purpose '.but- have strengih o! cons*hu!ion, p'mck and enpurance far superior anv other bre'od. 'and this is hat has,brought tl tciirui the front and thcse.qualiiies insure Ihem ihe Dad f-jr all lime. t'leveland I'avs oud Shires: have the Wrongest, eieanest bone and souiules:t feet, of any of the large bret-ds and nr.ve behind them a longer tine ol juht l»reedi:ig lhan any other. '.

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