Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 April 1896 — Page 4
j i«K BANNER TIME&. GREENCANU.r. INDI ANA TUESDAY APRIL 7
V&o Xisse Moth. In MO field, as a microbe tUler, has Brazilian Balm achieved greater triumphs than in the destruction oi
POSTPONED TWO WEEKS.
covu* aiciLLua. the comma bacillus, the “cold death worm of consumption.” This tenaciona parasite never lets go; it may take years, or, if the conditions ore favorable, only months, but the inevitable result is the same, eventually to involve the whole Hug substance in a putrid mass of ulceration. Brazilian Balm contains no opium or other narcotic to deaden the nerves which the disesre sweeps on. It is a constitutional remedy and instantly attacks and destroys these pillaging lung moths. Wherever the blood circulate'-, there goes the Balm to destroy the microbe, to heat and restore thr broken-dis-rupted tissues. Its cures in this field have 1 * ■ > man Brciliuii J:. ltu circulars.
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For President, Win. McKinley, Of Ohio.
Itvpubllvun < oiiiK-liiiini l<- rivitvl. First \V«nl. FRANK 1. I.ANDES. Soi-oml Ward. OEORUK H ATH AW ' V. Third " nnl. JOHN C. BROWNIN';.
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Democrats leaders who were in the city Saturday howling about carrying Putnam county, should have told the voters that there was an increase in the public debt dur ing March of $5,274,780. This in crease was caused by democratic misruie. Immana has seventeen bicycle fae tories. Nine ore at Indianapolis, two at‘Plymouth, and one each at Michigan City, Laporte, (toshen, New Castle, Richmond and Marion They employ in the aggregate 2, lit) hands and pay $036,094 in wages,
For Envelopes see The Banner Times, printers.
Jackson’s Trial Set Tuesday, April 21.
There will be none of the Green-j castle people summoned to New port leave this week for the reason j that the trial ot t^cott Jackson lias been postponed. The following! telegram received by the Banner Times at eleven o’clock this morn ing gave the first news of the post-
ponement :
Special to Hanner Tiuiue. Cincinn vii, i iliio, April 7—Jackson’s ease postponed to April 21. This was not unexpected as the feeling for several days has been that the case would be postponed in view < f the representation of the defense that they wouldn’t be ready for trial on the 7th. The witnesses and members of the Bryan family bad prepared to go but will now, of course, wait until the 21st. Stubbed in the Barks. South Gretueastle was treated, to a “scrap’’ Monday afternoon which furnished a sensation. Two lads, Harvey Ashley and Harry Vancleave engaged in a quarrel which led to a fight. During the fracas young Vancleaye was stabbed in the back by the Ashley boy ami severely injured. Ashley was taken to jail where he now lan guishes. The injury of Vancleave, while probably not dangerous, is a serious one and he is confined to his bed. He is a son of Stephen Vancleave, jr. Young Ashley will remain in jail pending the outcome of Vancleave’s injury as a trial cannot be had until Vancleave can
appear.
for; 1 he
W \SH 1 \GT(>\ LETTER te, ‘ r, ' t,m to Id- house. Ml. tpuiy’s
i heel th has not b-eu good of late and Ins physician has ordered him to Flor- ! ida to remain there until the weather gets warmer in Washington. lie declined to discuss rlii- last burglary be
interesting i>oingi »f Public Men, hu.i u tore liis departure, fitrtll'T than t ) vi y ■Uh of Spire Here and There ax Seen that Somebody had taken It lot of trOII-
LATESf POLITICAL GOSSIP
FROM THE CAPITAL.
By Our Special Corrcspomlcirt Note#,
liH-iricnt*.
Washington. April 7, isiHI.
The republican leaders in congress are men of too much experience in sneli matters to allow themselves to become the tools of the democrats and to begin I lighting each ot her, instead of the com mon enemy. Tltev know that the little ; hope that democrats allow themselves to indulge in of ever gaining control of i this government is based entirely upon ; their ability to stir up dissciitiou among tho supporters of the several candidates j for the republican presidential uotnina-! lion. Notwithstanding the action and talk of a few of the oyer-zealous friends; of sotit" of the republican candidates,! your correspondent ii ’S no hesitation ^
hie and the chance for a term in the
penitentiary for nothing.
The Cuban question is now up to Mr. Cleveland, the House having voted in favor of the original senate toucur-: rent resolution, declaring in favor of j the immediate ro.cngnilio.i of the bel- | ligereney of the Cubans and of taking! steps looking towards the independence of Cuba. Nobody seems to he author- ! i/ed to say win ther Mr. Cleveland will !
pay any attention
SPRING WALL PAPER Going to Hoany wall papering or painting this spring? We can intt rest you. New designs and colorings in paper and latest tints in paint and marvelously at tractive prices. Our Goods will Give you Perfect Satisfaction. JONES’ DRUG STORE-
CATARRH!, sr. v ieveianu w ill i KT’" ' f
these re.-nlnlionK. i
I’tH.r I'K AL. AINNOl N» tl ENTS,
pay any attention to these re: idntions. I *jv
but tho impression prevail- in tVashiug- j
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ton Uiat be will not. Many believe that the report, prevalent here a month
or two ag >, that Mr. Cleveland had j
pro'-iiseJ the Sjiani-h mini-ier to take no action befo-e June, was true.
•iinll«Sa(f‘B for Place* on 11*0
_ <*Mn < tHinty 188(1. RBAZITifAK i ♦ i • i • i » i J3ALM ,n t ' !,s wiL 04- placed the
Instantly divCim u ;nies. us they conic in, of cundiOatariJu^H; 8 dates for places on the republican true Balsam of | county ticket for the campaign ot murvetoaB heal- 1896. These will be subject to the
Mrs Ewing** lAinsons.
On April 14 Mrs. Emma P. Ew-j [
whatever in asserting that the contest | ing will begin her Genes of lioht for the nomination wdl not be allowed c 0oki ng UssOM in Baker* Brown-
either before or during the St. bouts'.
convention to degenerate into a cat and j inK 8 ^ n ’ ttt - :, ‘b P- m I he foldogfight that will leave sores for the lowing program has been arranged: democrats to throw salt on during the! luosday, April 14, Bread-un-king: A campaign. Each of the candidates i i"’’fo Lecture; Wednesday, April 15. have warm supporters among the na-' Broiling: Cliieken, beefsteak, oysters, tional leaders of the republican party, fish, etc.; I burs lay, April Id, Soups: and each of these leaders will use every , Plain, clear, white, vegetable, etc.; honorable effort to bring about the uom-! Friday, April 17, Salads: Chteken, inatton of bis candidate, as lie has a:-hrintp, potato, fruit; Monday, April perfect right to do, but there will he no 21), Eggs ami Omelets; I’liesday, April blows below the belt with their sane-, 21, Frying: Chickens,oysters, potatoes, tiou, and when the nomination shall fish, mush; Wednesday, April 22, Cliaf-
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have been made every man of them will be found cordially supporting the nominee. In Washington these things are well known because republicans all
ing Di li Cooki ry ; Tlursuuy, April 2.1. odds and F.nds : Hash, croquettes, fish balls, scalloped oys.ers, creamed chicken; Friday, April 24, Delicate
know the cordial personal relations
which exist between Speaker Reed and Each lady will bring a teaspoon Govs. McKinley and Morton, and Sena-land napkin. Course tickets, $3,00. tors Allison, Cullom, and Quay, and single tickets, 50 cts. Tickets on
sale tit Langdon’u and Hopwood’s.
that should any one of the six tie chosen that he would receive no warmer or heartfelt congratulation than would come from the other five, but they are here written for the special benefit of those republicans who sometimes make
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Their Third Bereavement.
The news oi the death of Harry \V. Allen at Los Angeles, California, reached this city yesterday afternoon in u telegram to Jerome Al-
( alt for ('onvention.
Xotlce i* hereby given that the Kepublican Joint Senatorial eouvenien for
tic- countie- of Hendricks and 1‘utnain | ( j le tn j s ( a ij C 0 f getting their informalion wili be held at the mayors dike J republican affairs from the demo-t.reenca-tle, lliursday, April 23. I’'-"'.:cratic or assistant democratic pfesj
at UcJOa. m. It is desired that there Speftk explllnHt}on of wllJ i an especial hard blow to relatives ’! 1 " 8 ‘ n< u "' '' a "' he reversed his ruling in the fifty-first as it follows so closely upon the alternates and republicans in general. , , , . ...
emigre.-that the presence of u maj.-ri- ae ws ol the death of William J. ty of the entire number of members eu- A1 len, a brother of Harry W., ti’led to seats in the House was neees- , , , . , • o t
whose death was noted in Satur
David Hai.iu-.y,
Chairman Hendrii-ks County.
Chahi.ks B. Cask,
Chairman Putnam county.
West Side Mo.Ih rft* Club. The west side “Mothers’ Club” met Thursday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. M. H. Little. “Child Culture and Training of Parents” was discusseu in an informal way. All mothers or those with motberhearts, are cordially invited to our next meeting with Mrs. R. T. Hughes, May 7th. We’ll gladly add many names to our club. X. X.
Hun Down in Health. IIami.kt, Did., Feb. i), UStlO.—1 was run down in health and my memory was lost and my strength greatly reduced caused by overwork. 1 hav taken one bottle <*f Hood's Sarsapnrill i and one box < f Hood’s Pills and they have cured me. Julius A. Martina. Box 125. Hood’s Pills cure biliousness, imligestion.
rower and; l»9
only known remedy tliafc penetrates to tbe most bidden recesses of t b 1 is Inveteraio disease. It quickly destroys tho nests ci’imcrobesp heals the ulcers lend restores iho
senses ofemoil, taste and bearing. It I>ns been used over lO years In hospitals and private families and by Physicians nnd Specialists as the one infalilblo remedy in na* tare lor Catarrh. It is also most economical, a 50 cts. bottle containing M weeks' treatment and & 1.00 Dottle C weeks’ treatment. Brazilian Halm often cures a
Cold overnight. Cures Croup In to tiu- ri-Miuiicim iiommutinK convention.
eoaventicn to be anuounced later:
FOB BBEHirr.
Dttdioy Iliitchoson. of Hamricks, will o* candidate for sheriff of Putrmm eounty, to the republican nominating eon-
vent ion.
Andrew Klnir, of Ftitnatnvlll •, will bon candidate for sheriff of .Putnam county, subject to the re publican uoniinutintr convention. Georffe W. B’atis, of Putnamville, b arren township, will be a candidate for [sheriff of Putnam county, subJfHJt to the republican
nomiuutlntr convention.
Harry Kuark, of Warren towh.shlp, will be a candidate for sheriff of Piit ttam county, subject to the republican noiuinatiiiir conven-
t # on.
D. W. Macy, of Belle TJnlon, wP.lbeaeandldate for sheriff of Putnam county, subject
ft few minutes. Odie kly cures La Grippo and takes ail its bad ef-
NOTICE.
- - - _ . Kditoi of Ba n bTi
tects out of thesystera. AbsoluteJv guaranteed to cure Asthma, jereveufs, breaks up and cures Typhoid and Scarlet Fevers in en y stage. A marvelous remedy for p.H b comat U troubles. In Female tconh’es it relieves like magic. Dissipates Mumps In ono day. Eelicves Piles and Constipation
t-.i.-..
I*utuam county
ourold friend and comrad Levi Woodrum is a canaldatc for sheriff of Putnam county. Ho was elected coroner in 1*W) and served one year as bheriff and as ho was the lust republican sheriff we want to rejuat history, once In 30 year by electing him in 1SSWJ.
Many Hkpubi.icans.
S. P Watson, of Franklin tp„ wll 1 . be a can-
ever night. For Constipation r.so , ' ,,r ’ 1|K ' , ' in ' 8Ul ’J ,,, ' ; 1 “ ,h '“ *K-ei»ion ..t MS for Piles. It does a.U this gently ttu-Kcrmbll.-.m county .-.mvcnti.m, April is and promptly, yet it is no miracle; ko« oommissio.nkh it relieves tho inflammation, na- I’lea-sc .innonnrc Pci-ryL. Hubbard of < !o t«re does the rest. It is worth its vn lah-.is a candidal.- lor commissioner of
weight in gold in every family. Over lOO doses in a 50c. bottle. Trial tsizo 25c. Ask for Circular.
Sold by Druggists.
13. F, JACitSON & CO„
fluprletc'-*.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
An AbHcntmlnderi Customer.
Yon ret-all tlie old Gtory of Lamar, who was no forgetful uud ridden by alistractiuii that ouci', gottiog into u bobtail cur, ho dropped a 50 nut piece iuU
■: ;i . m Aiie.| members of the House was n le^a was tho oldest son of A ill H. Ailou quorum, is perfectly logical. He was 1 w ho was formerly in the drug busieompelle l to make Ids fir.-t ruling on | j, e ^g bore and biter at Indianapolis, short not’.ec and not desiring to take;., , , „ , , any chances chose that view of tin 1,e tr * Ve,ed f,,r Beveral - veari be ’ question whieli could not possibly be 1 f 01 ’*-' 1° west iu search ol upset by the courts; at the time ;t will! health, representing some of the
be remembered that the democrats wen
threatening to carry every ruling he made into the courts. Since then lie has made a careful -study of the matter and become satisfied that a majority of living members are a constitutional
quorum.
For the second time since be lias been a member of the senate Senator Quay’s coininittee room lias been burgl irized. The first time was in 188S, when he was chairman of the Republican National
leading curtain and carpet houses in the country. He was thirtythree years of age and was a grand son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. M. Allen.
coi.vn MOWS notics.
OKA PE V INK KIlKiK.
Ike Matkin say Hie boys like to have found not enough democrats to make I up tlie board at the convention.
of the Republican National | Fergus Crouse lias purchased a committee. There is no doubt that the threshing outfit of John Zenor, of l*o-
object of the burglary in both instances ] am j
was the same, political information j assessor was around last week which it was thought could be obtained j .(.ping W hat the people on the Ridge
! from Mr. Quay's private papers. The ! Rre worth.
j last burglary was no more «u< cessful j Tint smiling face of the candidate Is f than the first, as about three weeks ago ; g Cl .„ m0 re on the Ridge. (Jues-
some of them are kicking themselves
of April, 18II6, at 10 o’clock a in. for the purpose of reorganizing the county j committee and to select delegates to the i
Peoplr.’ Parly Convention.
A convention ot the Peoples’ party | the senator had ail his important pri will he held on Saturday, the 11th day | VK | 0 removed from his commit-| now
. . 1 \ i 4 F* 1 1 1 IlH Hi I 1 I ill fn 9..1/-k..L- a ... I | . 9
i There is the largest oat crop Deing •own this spring that has been put in
i for a number of years.
state nil congressional eonventions Come in mass. Our doors are open to all who desire membership in a party j
Used upon the eternal principles of Anxiously watch declining health of filth, as exemplified ij the highest | L < il ’ S ‘>''“"'V »re cut off
*ense teachings of liberty and justice
between men.
H. 11. Moulds..n. I liairnum. Creeneastle. Did.. March 17. IShO, 1 , i <-nt Pt-r Mile Smith. Itesday, Feb. I. and the first Tuesday of eui-li month the .Big f our will - 11 one way tickets to many points in the south at one and one-half cent per mile. F 1’. IlLKStls, Agt. Whal is I In- Mailer? Sri you constipatedy Do you h iv. i ■'{ h •idaelies? Is your Nervous sysi*m, liver or Ki In out or-h-r y If -o, cure yours.df by using \Vlight's Celery Tea. It improves the eompl-x-on. Price 25 cents sold by Albert Allen, Druggist. f *2-wks.A,w.
I- (-oiisuniption in early years that tl -.-re i- real cau-c for iinxiely. In i' e early stages, when not beyond t o n oli of medicine, Hood’s Sarsa-
Wheat is doing very well
It is rumored around here that then
will he several
horror at the proceeding, as he conld not make change for money once it v; - iu tho box. He stuck his Lei-.d in the door and hailed the supreme judge reproaibfully. “ You dou't uuguter put a 50 cent piece iu the box,” ho said. ‘‘That's dead wrong. You ought to put iu a nickel. ” Lamar was much stricken of conscience at the fault thus fouuu
Iho Third District of Ihiltmm county, subject to the republican nominating convention. George K. Blake, of Greencastle, will boa candidate for commissioner In tho second district, subject to the republican county nominating convention to bo held in this city
April I*.
John F. .Shonkwiler of Clinton township will bo a candidate for county commissioner from the secon l district subject to the decision of the rcoublican convention, April l**. YOU CORONER Dr. W. F. Summers of Franklin townshipia a candidate for coroner t)f Fntnaie county, -object tothe decision of the republican nominating convention. Foil TRCASURKil. Ja . s Matthews, of Gi .enca^tle, will be a candid de for tho nomination for treasurer of Putnam county subject to th© deeisi m of the iLpubiican county convention to be held on Saturday, April ! w . Lemuel Aohn J , of Madison township, will be a candidate for the nomination for treasurer of utnam county subject to the <i(.‘cisioii of tho republican cou«t> convention to be held on Saturday, A; i il IS.
with ha r°T r f i,air !
wrung he had done, hustled out a mckti um „ f ,. t>tnain C011Ilty r , inib |, CHno „ n . and put that in the h- * along with the „„ A;)ri , , -, V( . ,,, is 60 cent piece. At this Iho driver luukea .siron B i*i mai. forlbttt place, at him with an air of knowing sym- | many Votbks.
pat !:y, and, tapping his forehead sign illcant.y, shut tho door and mid no mure, i while L mar went on with his reading.
—Washington Post.
A YVntorinelou Story.
A group e,f friends were telling stories at a reception the other evening, when ono of tho guests related the following ine-iiluit, that is without parallel: “l was in Georgia, near Bartlesville, last s’-v'ug,’’ she said, ‘‘and to me a watermelon field iu full bloom is one of the prettiest tliing.i I over saw. 1 went
out int ' the lie.d an-1 picki d ; orno of i he ,.. lni ,,f ( ). l y i y; outgbntet-v no-i I’utnaui
blossoms When 1 returned to tho house a ring that was highly prized, hut a lit-
tle loose on my finger, was gene. Wi searched everywhere, bat could not lino it. l.u -t summer I bought a v.uu-i n-.eli -u
GREENCASTLE GETS IT-
The Joint KeprcHcutiMivo Republican
Convention to Come Here.
Greencastle is a favorite convention city and its easy access and good hotel facilities tnnke it greatly sought after by the surrounding counties. The following official
call is explanatory :
The delegates chosen by I he reptihli-
eounties to nominate a cnudid-ile for joint representative, arc lu-ichy called to meet in deb gate convention at the mIvor's nifiec, el tlie city of Grom
on the Ridge this soring.
1 ^
had fi rmed around
Times.
Cf r.NAMVII.I.I'..
A Such!itV liool has 1) ell organized -More Book Proposals, a;, the Christian chureli. j Beurch revenls tho numzing fact tliat
id restore tlie qtt lit> and The Enwo,th . tgne elect d new of- the proposal iu lit rature in- .ntit' of the Mood and tint; give fleers iceeuUy. boemning ohsokto. ., t3 thc:e ; .:e of, > . d health. Bead the following letter: MDi Nellie Will- i- visiting at Belle ! f. llk ‘ u /’ at J ; ' «-a j ••Il is but just to write about my; Union. ! disapp. aranco . i dial: •
dm p!?: f. - : live
('has. William* and Hardy
I’" 1 "'! of ci.'U*pint y or in i . ,i
ghter Cora, aged 10. Klie was com- ;
■ t-run dov n.derllnlnir. had that Mrrd ‘ f., r M nck of good* owned | Ameri. ,-n ; i:
ami will soon start in
tr, and friends said she would not over t tiren mont hs. Mho had a bad
Co ugh
Cripple Creek, « oloratlo. is now iittractin^ attention in ill purl' 1 of tlie wotld, mi account of the inat velous diacoveiie* of gold which have been ma le in that vicinity. The North We-tcrn Line, with it* unrivalled equipment of solid vistibnled ti'Hlns of palace sleeping cars, dining ears and free reclining chair ears, daily between ( hicago an I Colorado, offer- the best i of facilities for reaching t Tipple creek. ; For ticket* and full information apply' to tii'kct agent*, or addre.-s W. B. Ivniskern, General Passenger and Ticket Agent Chicago Northwestern Railway,Chicago. 111. For Sale.—Old papers, suitable ierputting under carpets or on closet | shelves, for sale cheap at the Banmii Times office-
r.:.d nothing seemed to do her any good I tvippened to read about Hood’s Harsapr.i nnd had her give it a trial. From the
\ •' fir.-t dose she began to get better.,, , ,,
feat good naturally.
by Jas. Hurst business here.
Kmmoiis S:,-kc* has a very sick child. Mrs. Bridgi- i- rep'>rted no boiler. Mr. and M'-s. (iranville Moore were
in ton u r mi lay evening.
Miss Adella Bowen D now clerking |
ill the po-lolllce.
George Hurst appears to take his de-
at the Centre market, and when f cut it i •--tie, on I'hnr ay, April 23 1 >:•(». at tho knife struck something hard nt (he 2 :30 o’clock p. m. for tip* purpo-c of end of tlie melon. Investigation revealed | selecting such candidate.
i* ciitilh'd to seventci u (!7/'
. ,, . . , votes, Putnam twelve (12) vuti Land
it. —RmladelpiJia I
Montgomery twenty 20) v ite< ins-itd
convention.
John’ It. Bunni.u., Cliairiiian Montgomery Cuinity.
OiiAiti.i s B. ( 'ask
• < hnirnmn Rntiuiin County.
D. W. Bhattin,
('hairtnati ( lay County.
to cysteriotia j
( s c r iu'o (lea
in tie
propcaul i all
done behind Ur- - - , ,,;.r i ul1 -- d rmtr.d trip ticket* to points in | iatmlu'id to tho t. ; c -. to die following territory, nt half fare. the marned pair. Tt.i . :.::ol. ;r Alnbam:i, Arizona, \rk:i:isa-, Florida,
Ilomt' sicckci-V Exeuraion.
April 7.21 and May 5. 'lie Big Four
Is parsing t vid. idly, : i v o t tucusly Imny i..vr li > it,, to reach ih< e di. - ..t - t.: , » > i which n- ju to it.: : '..in hotli writ i ; end :. . —Co .
News.
After taking a few bottles she was eoni-
, I- • Iv cured and her health has heei. the ,)rtt ,s " ovv 1 " ,,l ten ever since." Mbs. Addii: Pkck, oilier farm wuk i-being done.
12 Pa l oad Place, Amsterdam, N. V. •• I will sny that my mother has not i-l my ease iu as strong words as T vo id hnvy done. Hood’s Sarsaparilla 1:-h t-uty cured meand I am now well." C oi v 1TCK, Amsterdam, N. Y. I -■ ‘ uro to get Hood’s, because
a-
Mrs. Harriet Williams has moved from Greem astie to Jenkinsville. lame* Jenkins, wife and daughlei Msited at Alfrat Cooper’s last Sunday. Mr. Akers, of the ( loverdale Untiiltir,
was in town Saturday.
The republicans selected delegates to
j- Georgia, Indian Territory. Kama*. Kentucky, Louisiana. Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Sotir'i Caroline, South Dakota, Tonne ee, I'e:. and Virginia. $2.0i) will be collected by
agent at destination. F. R. It; rsris, Agt.
Fine bulht nnd llowcring plants for sale. M aa, Spurgeon. 141112
The Bax nek Times telephone news number is 96. Remember it when you
SarsapariHa
I I'e- One True Itlonil Purifier. All druggists, tiP - re.l only li) ('. I. IIimhI & Co., Powell, Mass.
, i . i ,. i,.,, in pure I j vegel ible, re
have an item. IVe want the news. 1 IlOOtl S PlIlS liable and tieneficlal. 2&c.
the eoutiiy conventit n last Fiielay.
There is a growing -entiu.iia among | gnro buildingH against being destroyed democrats that the delegate system is | by electric atorniH.—New York Ledger.
fit<ift fliAt ni'i.UMrv
j Tliere is in souls a sympathy with sounds, and as the mind is pitch’d, the
Subscriptions f»r any u.agazipe | tiai, 1 brisk or grave,"somenhord ‘iaiTL or paper tnkenat uis ollice. M c sou with what wo hear is touch’d withivill sa\e you monev if 1 in ns, and the heart replies.—Cowper.
Tho Poplar : 3 r* L’uhtiAr.jf Crv ’aetc A cartful ixnuiiu.i.u • f ii.o '.ree.-
tliut arc . . . 1 gh .
over half of them c.to vvhi a poplar. From this fact rc-icntif l'i <(-rcHido that the poplar has Kcnieva]nci-.u a eoudnetot ,,,.
of lightning. Tics I • •:-r tb-,Odorless Co., 1 rank King, cultorists t-.re udv d to ,d t tl’se '' 0, ! tr8e,or - A11 V, '">D el aned ami trees In tho viednity , f tl.i ir t :nh bnilrl 'lisinfected at a reasonable price, with ing*. An addition..! so, ,c-tion i- tht "W improved outfit. Ml nrdets reattaching of lig ni: mils tnlwo <r ceived tiy inail. Sec Mank !.i foro threo of the talle.-i ot’ these trees. This ' making any contract-. tf will, it is stated, almost absolutely iu-i ,, — , , ,, - ^ 1 H. M, H. Blrges latest and select wall
papers at I'iercv A Co. 142-12t.
better lliuti the primary.
John Q. Dunn.
A modern cottage iu trend location on 'Vest Washington street. Eight rooms including hath. Reasonable lent. Inquire of Bnmdstreet A Vestal. 13lltf
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