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THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27 1891

B. P. JOSL.1N <1 06 the Highest Grade Brazil Blocs

WHAT TO UO WITH ONE’S MONEY.f

DESIGN FOR DOUBLE HOUSE.

I>o Not Well

the Bent Pittsburgh and Xnthraoite. Coa yard oppoBite VandAlhi freight ofliee.

THE BANNER TIMES

Book

Bindery

Now in operation

Is turning out some of the Handsomest

SliggehttonH For Those Who

“Spend a* They Go.”

A woman who probably voices tho question ot a great many other women writes to ask how she shall invest her savings. She is a working woman who has accumulated a small sunt, which j she naturally wishes to use in accumulating more. The amount she has saved is not large enough for her to invest in ! real estato or in any large enterprise. About two years ago this same qnes- i I tion was mked, and we put the problem before the leading business men and financiers. They answered the question almost unanimously. They advocated the saving of the money in savings banks at a small rate of interest until such time a- thire should be sufficient | money to invest in a good tirst niort- ' gage or in desirable real estate. The reason for this delusion was that women are seldom fitted by education and training to take part wisely in ventures. They are likely to be the prey of design1 ing speculators. They are almost invariably incapable of taking care of them- ^ selves properly in any sort of speculative scheme. The savings banks offer a : secure place for depositing money, and I the income from them, while small, is

Can

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Rc Ruilt For SJ4.SOO.

[Copyi ifrht, 1 IU, tiy PalII.'-r, PaUissr A Cu., Alchl: a Is. "4 East -CM SI., N. Y.] Where building lots are costly or grow ing In value it is advisable often to build n double cottage or a row of cottages. In iiddlliun to the economy of space there Is n saving of outside finish where walls are joined and enrh cottage has tho appear mice of greater size and importance con ferred on it by its neighbor. Many build

THE BETTER WAY. Bhall we fold the tiny garments That i i r d irllng used to wear, Lay aside the half worn dresses, I’ut them all away with caret

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Styles

Of binding ever shown

In the city

BANNER TIMES BUILDING. Xew Tariff and Income Tax law.— The Gorman tariff law, passed recently by congress, has been republished by the Tribune in pamphlet form, pages, giving the language of the act in full, and comparing its rates with those of the McKinley hill. ’Ibis is the only complete and accurate comparison of the two laws. The pamphlet also contains the new income tax law, which congress ordered to take effect .lanuarj 1,1895. The new rates of duty have discouraged agriculture, lowered wages, decreased the revenue, and frightened j employers. Every reflecting man will | tlnu, tirst in the threat of this legisla- J tion. ami next its actuality, the source j of the hard times. 10 cents a copy. For sale at the Uannkh Times office. d&w-tf

1 certain. Four per cent, assured and safe, is better for most women than larger

profits and p/cater risks.

When tin small sum has grown to be a considerable one, “first” mortgages ou good property form au admirable investment for women’s savings. They yield au income t f about 0 per cent in most states and n re about as safe as saving banks. Laud has au agreeable quality of remaining where it is, and improvements on laud when moitgaged are always insured, so that there is little danger of loss to the holder of a first mortgage. By a first mortgage is meant tho ouowhich, in case of failure of the owner of the property to pay the interest or the amount of the loan in due time,

will bo paid first.

Investment in real estate is not so satisfactory. Property in places where the value of land is not liable to he diminished c,..-t4 a good deal, in tho first place. Then there are taxes, insurance and constant repairs to decrease tho profits. Still land has an advantage of other investments in its comparative stability.—St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

What in the Work oft lie K nine vs? To Remove From the Itlootl itH ImpiiritieH. The prodiifts^f eel*, wastes which have been burned up in givingt srength to the system. Every particle of blood , in the body goes through the kidnexevery three minutes, anti if these organs are unable to perform their work fully, sooner or later the system is poisoned. Therefore, “San Jak” is the indicated blood reme'y. For sale by Win. W Junes. Ask Win. W. Jones for home references. d. tfc w 1 yr.36-48

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I’EltSl’ECTiVE VIEW.

ers who do not cure to contract for n small single cottage make favorable bids in the case of a double house, as the double house

is not considered a "small job.

Brooding oYr th'-m Iona and often, Bringi bm-k our gri' f mid pain. Hoi, 'ng to . u h< urtu our sorrow, Living o’, r our loss aguiut Bhall w o do this v. kilo about us By tlto bundrous , wry wb, re, BniVt rii t: , rtlio 1. lovtiihhokion, Tiiero urn childivn sweet and fair? Cliildn ii in • ding j'.- t t!,e garment*. Dress, s, skirts and ! if worn sl.oes— G . moms that our grl f li.m It aided, Garments our hearts liri ..a to lose? Give tie in what < e.r child once n, edod, But no loader n, t,Ls. wo know. Bbe is i loth. 1 in lov, ly garments, Wli; te and pure as urilu d snoiv. Helph ;• lights n oth, r ’ 1 amb us, We < t us i rojto tho i u e, A.. 1 He suit., m „ a i.'.ad .n.ito tin our liut iing's happy lace.

—Exchange.

STun,L3 OF DR. HOLMES. A Young V. oman Who Didn't Like Klis Literary Taste. Tho story is recalled of a young Virginia eoumry girl dining iu Boston

n regular profession in many parts of tho country. It is often undertaken by a man of means who has a tract of land to improve, and he seeumt his greater profits usually from the increased value of tho land. No special knowledge of architecture Is needed, hut tho guccessful operator must have good judgment as tn the class of buildings that are in demand, and he must he pretty shrewd to got good work and full value from contractors. He must have also the financial skill to procure largo loans on the improvements at low

rates of interest.

The last requirement is of the utmost importance, not because of its financial relief to the speculator—he may have atn-

the daily banner times at ten cents per week gives you all the news all the time try it ami you will lake no other v. v

Destroyetl It* Own Identity. One ste p from tho sublime to tho ridiculous. This is an old truism. It might be said also that comedy and tragedy nre v< ry mar to each other—at least so argued that prince of good fellows, Nat Goodwin. Heated in Dclmonieo’s cafe one tlay recently, CP'otlwin was entertaining a number of friends witli personal reminiscences of a European trip. In a ticligbtinlly ingenuous manner lie made himself the butt in each story, and convulsed his audit,,i ; with laughter. Finally he said: “I was walking down street the other day—that is, I was or another fellow was, it doesn’t make any difference. You don’t want to spoil a story ou technicalities. Anyhow I or the other fellow was walking down street and chanced to pass an ex-

press office.

“The expressman was loading his wagon preparatory for his afternoon 1 round. Of a sudden tho forwarding agent or whatever you call him came

out with a small dog.

“ ‘Where’s he going’:'’ asked tno driv-

Jer.

I “‘I don’t know. ’ 1 “ ‘Don’t know?’

j “‘Nnw. *

“ ‘Why the — don’t you know?’ “ ‘Now, don’t got previous,’ said tho i

forwarding agent. ‘I don’t know, an it j

don’t know, an nobody knows. It’e 11 ; up its tag, that’s the reason. ’ ” His auditors laughed, but Goodwin

drew a long taco. “Isay it’s pathetic,” j lie remarked. “Think of tho position of !

that dog. In a thoughtless moment ho destroyed his own identity. It’s a tragedy in real life.”—New York Herald.

Speculative building is becoming quite some years ago, in tho days when Di.

Holmes went to dinners. Seated next to her was a homely, little old gentleman whoso name she ditl not catch. He began to talk with her and asked her how she passed her lime in the country. “Oil, weread, my father and 11” she

said.

“And what do you read?” asked the little man “Well, the ‘Autocrat of tho Breakfast Table’ for one thing, ” she answer-

ed.

“I should think you would not care to read that more than once,” remarked the little old man with a sign of disappointment in his tones. “My father and 1 may not be judges of literature, ” said Miss Virginia airily and with a taint accent of scorn, “but when we get to the end of the ‘Autocrat’ wo generally turn back to the beginning and read it over again.” Tho little old man smiled at this and was disposed to be friendly, but Miss Virginia was so displeased with his tone concerning the “Autocrat” that she met him with chilly indifference. - As soon as the guests went into tho drawing mom her hostess whispered reproachfully to her: “You didn’t seem to find Dr. Holmes as interesting as I hoped.” “Dr. Holmes!” shrieked Miss Virginia. There were a tableau and an explanation. Another story of Holmes’ wit is told. One day old Dr. Peabody was to meet him at a certain place. Tho venerable professor rode in a carriage. When he got there, he was met by Holmes, vho had walked. Near by was a statue of Eurydice. And Holmes said: “Ah, you ride, I seel” “Capital, capital!” cried Peabodw That night he w ent back homo and said to his wife: “Holmes got off a good joke today.” His wife asked him what it was. "Why, 1 was to meet him down at the statue of Eurydice, and when I arOit, you

FIRST STORY. pie funds—hut herause it enables men of limited means to purchase the Improvements by pitying comparatively sninll sums in (tislt and assuming responsibility for the loans. The tit,sign ilhistrn'iDg this utticlo shows plans and perspective view of a double house that can he built for

$4,800.

The first floor contains on each side a parlor, dining room and kitchen, three good sized rooms; also a good hall and ! pantries, closets, etc. There are fireplaces in the hall, dining room amt parlor on | one side of the house. The kitchens nre

Well, now, it just occurred to us that you might need some envelopes and would not know where to buy them cheap. We have about Co.oco on hand at the present writing and more coming. We have a few odds and ends that will have to go at some price. Do you want to take advantage of a bargain ? Then “come early and avoid the rush.” You will want a little printing on them and we can do it to your satisfaction.

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Were ScnriMl Away.

Montk kt.i.o, Minn., Nov. 27.—This town is greatly excited over a bold attempt to rob the Citizens’ State bank. The robbers succeeded in gaining an entrance to the vault by blowing off the lock, but wore scared away.

Poor Children Killed.

Match Chunk, Pa., Nov. 27.—Harry and Eugene Sanders, aged II and 12, were picking co.il on the Lehigh Valley tracks at Bowmanstown yes terday when struck and instantly killed by the milk train. I.oft Tell Tale Evidence. Sr. Louis, Nov. 27.—Thomas C. Bottom, a traveling salesman for a St. Louis medicine house, was found dead m bed at the Belvedere hotel. A half emptied bottle of morphine told a story of suicide.

Polictt Stop Foot (mil.

Chicago, Nov. 37.—The police stopped the football game between the teams of j the Englewood and Hyde Park high sehoolsye-t rday afternoon. The youngsters were slugging too viciously.

Not Y«*t Distil-.toil.

New Haven, Nov. 27.—The report circulated that the Yale faculty intends to forbid the team playing Princeton on account of Saturday’s slugging is denied. _ • Strunirr Indiana Arrives.

CITY DIRECTORY. <1 1 Y OFFK KKS.

Jonathan Hi.-., Joint t’lltiioro •iutms M. Hi,ri, y Willinin K. Starr

A It i ■ ‘I' i. -.

Way or. fr< 'rtsuror

Clork

Marshal

Eng I ncer A rttiVir Thlsoon C 1, * U i l n '’ V > ... riiomas T. Mooit "iisc. Board ol I•» altli. ..I.iik’dik* Hawkins M I)

COUNCILS RN.

om Ward... Thomiw Abrams. .1. L. Randc) iro »• Edmund IViklns. J amen Ilri.l^, * j*' , . John lliley, John K. Miller Street Commissioner j i > r llf . ' Fire Chief Geo I* A. / T A. Ilrockwtty. ) Goo. II. Cooper

Mrs. Mat y Birch, i-School Trustees

I). Ij. Anderson, j

K. A. Okk, Superintendent of ity schools. FOKhST HILL CEMETERY BOARD OK DIRECT-

ORS.

J.8. MeClary p John ( .Bniwnink \r i, r<H J. K. Lanadon ' H.S. Rollick Sec

J a tuea Dagiry

R. I - .. Black. A. O. Lockrida’p

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SECKET SOCIETIES.

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f.. M llaniin ' I • f* Meeting niulits. ovei v WcdnrsdHv 11,11 o jcrouio All. it’s Itlock. iilfi lloor. y ‘ ’

ao .1. et’T.N .M LOIXJK NO 4S.

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K. I. Cl,iittc. .

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See of oecli

Philadki.i'HIa, Nov. 27.—The Amur- , G. w . iicnto,/ KV 'mcment no. r,n.

! Clms. II Mclkol. I’

••Berlin,

Chits Mcikci

•nomh. " ml Moii.iay .il^his

sized hiHlrooins Htul a bath. Each iHjdrooin ! cai ^° ( airla ^ < *. bus a spacious closet, and each .idc of tho Anti then the genial professor wonderbuilding litis a balcony on the second iloor ed why his wife tlidu’t laugh. FORMATION OF STIVER MINES. flow Nature A» cuniulatea the Great Moron

of Valuable Ore.

Tho process by which nature forms Iter silver mines is very interesting. It must be remembered that the earth’s ernst is full of water, which percolates everywhere through tho rocks, making solutions of elements obtained from them. These chemical solutions take up small particles of the precious metal, which they find here and them Sometimes tho solutions in question are hot, tho water having got so far down ns to bo set boiling by the internal beat of tho globe. Then they rush upward, picking up tho bits of metal as thoy go. Naturally heat assists tho performance

of this operation.

Now and then the streams thus formed, perpetually flowing hither and thither bt low the ground, pass through cracks or cavities in tho rocks, where they deposit their leads of silver. This is kept up f ir a great h ngth of time— perhaps thi u-ands of years—until the

Thanks,” bowtd tho architect. “1 and exteriws retain tm-tr out forms i flssnre or p ,, ^ j.< U p. ( vmmi. •

shalllo onlv too glad to do so, and I * j ^ T* V ‘ 1i ' am quite suro that 1 can give entire sat- W( , rI . ( . nni p 1(Ur(l ln Iuin d when he be- j >’‘«-tion may become filled with the pre-

isfaotion. ; gj] is to plan, and so is enabled to produce cions metal,

^ ynn oncht to.’’J larked th mt.

lean line steam.t Indiana, from Liverpool, wits riposte! at breakwater tits o'clock last night, just one week over-

duo. Mother Hint Cliilil Rupnfil.

«• Baltimore, Nov. 27. — Mrs. Kat • Donovan and her 2-year old daughter Annie were fatally burned yesterday afternoon at Waverly. The accident was ears . d by the child pulling a lamp

off a t .

No Conteat. Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 27.—After all the talk of contesting the election of Governor-elect Holcomb, the time for filing notice of contest expired at midnight without steps in that direction.

First mill third TlniredavM

1 >. E. Badger.

Meeting itlnli:*. i .,',',,1 of em it in.inth. Hall in

building,aril Iloor!

N. t; y 8ec

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antral Nat. Bank

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P.8

An Impoffijible IIuitHo.

The man and his wife called on the architect, and tho architect was glad to st o them, for business was extremely

dull.

“We want you to built! a house for us,” said the man by way of introduc-

tion.

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SECOND STORY.

The height of stories are: Cellar, 7 feet; first story, 9 hot 6 inches; second story, 8

feet <1 inches.

The exterior materials are: Foundation, brick or stone; first story, clapboards; sec-

ond story and roof, shingle.

Simple thin os become beautiful anti attractive by an art Inspiration. Interiors and exteriors retain their old forms sub-

K.lltor Use.I Ills (ini’. Guthrie. O. T., Nov. 27—K. Y. Schenck, editor of the Caddo (I. T.) Banner, shot and mortally wounded George Willis at that place yesterday for circulating rumors derogatory to Schenck’s wife.

lady. “Wo don't want niuen. \ 7. . .. *:.. 'ii'i

inquired the mchifeot.

1 “Wo want a good, plain ono of about

ad : 1 1 ! » «w» *> - ,i " 1 " r

WO wdl I- V the d. ; ;;n to y.n.r ATT ^ ^ i-’k I •••• .

nr occasit iirt'ly a chamher

i may bo stored full of it, tts if u milli< n — .■■A ' " v ' 1 ' I' '■ lie t • I.n ft. .

Hot me •

Fir. 4, ns to providing lunmurc, Ins lol , , Ky j i.s;:- discover iu liberal in pruiidliig conveniences ms , t.,,.-, —uitubuig D . patch.

Winnie Smitb Murder Trial. Indianapolis, Nov. 27.—Tho trial of Winifred B. Smith for tho murder of Weston B. Thomas at Brighton Beach litis been set. for Dec. 30. It will take over a week, as a large number of witnesses will be called.

Buncoed*

Indianapolis, Nov. 27.—The story is in circulation that Leo Wilson, lawyer; Thomas White, saloonist, and others of She) by v ille were buncoed out of :j.3,000 by the sprinting game at Brighton Beach yesterday afternoon.

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Meet* Hist tuiii tliiid M.Vn,la, s.

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'Irs. Dr. Ha .vkitis • M a. s! Itonlek ' HAPTisM ’ No »• 't- '• M. i S. s. Ueala.. H.P

: ffXte': w.m Tlnr,l W, ,l„,.s,iay lilVhtof cm l7in, Set ! , ” MMANDE,,y ‘ K T I I. McD. Havit t. W.( ai„... Meet* second mui I'otirt'li tnesrhii « StC WHITE I.II.V ciA,,.,,, „ ‘ „ • Mrs. M. Flqr. ne.. Milns... ’ 8 ’ Mrs. M. A. Telstor " Mectaiccond and fourth Mondays.

KNIGHTS OK PYTHIAS tY F. Starr KA ” , .' : . , .’ 0,,,1 ' ;

R. S. Roala 0

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H. M. Smith. .7.'. .'.'.7.'.

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loan I>. ttl?,n , .** OE utTv t.ouoK no. a.

A. n. Phillips.

Second and 4th ThtintdavR of paeh'month Mr«. R. L 't—H. ‘ ‘ „ UBHf Bliu*k f.of II

- I . Sage Thos Sage ... F.-cry Mondl!

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look.

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'•y night. Hall ill

wo expect is that when you have finished it it will suit toy -,v:fe and my«elf. I mean on the in-ide. Wo are not bo

particular about the outside.” The architect heaved a deep sigh. “I’m very sorry,” ho said, “but you

will have to go to some other architect. Wo can’t design an impossible ho use in

this office.”—Detroit Free Press.

A Compliment. Two old schoolfellows met 15 years after their graduation and fell, figuratively, upon each other’s necks. “Well, well, dear old Smith I” said Green. “How glad I am to seoyou! What days those were! Ha, ha, Smith, you were the stupidest fellow in the class 1’’ “Yes, I suppose I was. ” “And here you aro now! Why,” looking him over, “you haven’t changed a particle!”—Youth’s Companion.

In the mountains of Sweden, Norway and Lapland all vegetation would lie utterly destroyed by tho Norway rats were it not for the white foxes that make special game of the rodents.

deprive youi elf of pro|>er pots arid pahs, of a g. oil, duiiible carpet fur your bedroom tiiid a .sK’.o tn f.>r the dining room in order that your parlor may linvo a genii looking glass. A housewife spends niiidi time In Iter kitchen. Let it Ik, neat, tastefully arranged, provided with conveniences which shall save disorder. Get solid, substantial furniture Don’t be deceived by pretty sounding adjectives. It will l«* i,<> advantage to your dining table to bo light and elegant. It might break down under your first big dinner. Neither should chairs be light and elegant. They might crush like an egirsitell under the first fat man. It is better to get less furniture, but of a good, firm quality, than a deal of flimsy stuff. Do not get showy carvings and colorings unless t xpenso is of small account to you and you can change your furnishings frequently. If you do not expect to refurnish frequently, avoid getting furniture of odd forms Get plain shapes, not with dozens of curious curves. In a

St.o ie . of l>r. iTTY,7i.rn.' " '***“**■ III the <ii!. r deysof the Harvard medic.'.’. rc! !. v. lit! funds vrevp scarce and profesM :.-; • i . t-v, Dr. Holmes was the lecturer on ai ;J,.niy, physiology, medical cht inistry and a few other subjects. Ono day the president of tho college met him in the street and congratulated him ou. hiit tnvn recent . e-i.tio.t a professional chair of medicine. “Chair!” flashed out the doctor. “You arc mistaken, my dear sir. It isn’t a chair of medicine that I occupy. It’s a

whole settee!”

Another tale is also a medical one and relates to a meeting of several of tho leading physicians of a bygone generation. They were all, except Holmes, big men physically as well as mentally, and for some time the little doctor walked disconsolately about amid his six

Lord 4 Gi’di^un’H G;\mck«»«»i>cr.

It was said of the late Lord Cardigan that on one occasion lie was extremely angry with his keeper when very little game was iovmd in a certain plantation. 1 Aft'r blowing him up sky high the! cbolerio muster ordered him to beat! through another wood, which he point-! ed, promising dismissal if satisfactory

n-drs were not nbtadne !. Meet it. Hmi

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but Lewis inteii ptoii by Lord Card!-j knights ok HONor:. “N't • :> word, sir; o! t v my ore. rs w. a.H. u.7 ' ” • v “ 1

at onco!” Terntit.d, tho wretclied man J t>. .i.iluih.

eItik!: .....i it...'v.,.,d v.tir duly beat;

• ■ Sac f i cm 'VHirji’oin i

ItOY A I, AHUANtTM. jtOTiig council no , ! ,, n

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head of i" ■ in it. i.tmp anti dt p t ied, A M.

•h" unfurl i,iiufe ke. -ter now t ame up, ! Wi!'" itl nu'i'L,'.

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and when ho, lortlship had said all lie

I was corupe

for want of bn ath the poor Mian met k-1

had to say mid was compelled to stop 1 Vi '“’ ""d "'u: hlngton

l.v.-rj Mun.iay cvinnmf.it

iruer ti >01',

.0 M. '■'oik. Hull streets, 2iit'

little while tho cyo wearies of these The fool col ietmties. Then, jingling the loose

ly pleaded, "But, my lord, it’s not your wood at all, only you told me to boat

it. “—BlackvoAd’s Mngn/iuo.

AliceH* htqVn!*.''*conus,

boil

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at 2 p.

fashion changes, and they are a source of

disgust.—Boston Herald.

Msntel Ornauientstlou.

For mantel ornamentation papier mache has proved a very superior roinirosition. and where a few years ago but little of It was used at tho present time it plays an important part in tho decoration of man

sar-m. Bn<1 B >“ 1 that formerly produced 20 to 30 bushel. 443^i32 pounds, is 19 feet and 8 inche* relll ngs, as it is far less expensive than ^ now bring from 7 to 12. The and measures 60 feet 9 lu-hea w , carving, and a more artistic foe ug fallil off i8 ]ack of r onl .

be obtained In the modeling. — Lodlee .

I iu it is worth (300,000. 1 Home Journal. ^ 11 va on ’

Moscow weighs

change in his pockets, he said calmly: “Do you know, gentlemen, I feel like a 3 cent piece among a lot of pen-

nies!”—Boston Budget.

it is said liiai the history of wheat cultivation iu this country shows a steady decrease. Fields in New York

Ail Interenting Family

Tho beautiful Duchess of

contly gttw birth to her seventh child, and tho duke’s family now numbers 16, his first wife, a Bourbon princess, having left him nine. As each of tho children has seven or eight names, the total makes au interesting exhibit in Christian nomenclature. The duke is u wealthy man, of simple tastes, domestic and fond of a country life rather than of attention to the affairs of stale.

Every man should learn in his youth something of nature—botany and geology—so that in the later years of life,

when ho has soured on the world and its |6"'» Hughes, f I >1 1,1 £>U Al.t.l anHnn - * I > I K l'*l T. I)HI*

u.hp J'NHiirrs of mauc \m:iy. M t mirth,,!, . , S ' r Niibrhl ' eininiinder

Parma re- j,'^ts every wiumi4"l.th{“o?A.te

I I HK ALARMS.

(’olIng' HVeRiHl Lit,,Ttv m.

I ii'lirtim an,] Hittnirt. Jacks,>n an,I Dagg, MmllHun ami l.ihertv Mn,Its,»t ami tt,limit ’

IlHinm tind < rown

HloouiingtoD iiini Anderson. Scm limy and \tImmon.

IlnwHnl hikI Crown

Ohio and Main.

Cofi.gflavo.rtiul DeST»tte alley.

Isieust anil Syeatnore.

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rt - ”•8 1—2—l Fire out.

Boo. M. Black. F. M Olidowoil,

COUNTY OFFICERS.

foibles, he can yet find some comtort and joy apart front the jostling throng. Think of au old man who can go to the woods and spend a day in delightful solitude gazing at one little leaf!—Colo-

nel Patrick Henry Winston.

Darnall.

Daniel s. llnrst,

i. F. O'Hrlen, K M. Lyon, T. W. McNeff.

Win. Hroadstreet, d. W. Hence. M 1)., J. I). Hart, I Samuel Farmer, > John 8. Newgeut,)

Auditor Sheriff Treasurer Clerk ICcoorder Surveyor School Superintendent t oroner Assessor See. Hoard of,Health Commissioner*