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WILKINSON, INDIANA

«JWE GO PiCNICING

STORE

4th JULY

WILL BE

PERSIAN MULLS.

SHOES! AND

Miss Rose Randall, of Spiceland, is spending a lew days at her old home south-west of here....Our place was thrown into quite an excitement Saturday by the finding of a man's body in the edge of the viver about 2% miles below town. The body was partly covered with sand, destitute of clothing and past recognizing. A search was niado for the clothes which were found about a mile farther up the river and were identified as belonging to John Addison's grandson Mr. Springer of Indianapolis who had left Addison's on Wednesday to visit relatives at Arlington.

The Trouble Over.

A prominent man in town exclaimed the other day

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free. Large

LEM HAEOLD.

Greeting—Greeting

H. KOTTMAN.

Correspondence.

WKSTLAM).

The music of the reaper tells us that our farmers are busj harvesting their wheat, which is only a medium crop here ... .Walter Bragg, wife aud baby of your place were visiting here Sunday... .Mr. Albert Field and wile of Philadelphia were visiting her father and sister here Sunday... Misses Mary and Annie Binnford attended commencement at Spiceland Friday... .Miss Yashti Binfond of our place graduated at Earlliom College last week... .Miss Leora Jessup returned home from Spiceland school Saturday day....Mr. aud Mrs. Jafc Jessup visited the latter's parents at your place Sunday

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CLOSINGS ALE

Desiring to cli.-tngo our location, we are offering our entire stock of goods at a This stock consists of an elegant line of great sacrifice

Keady-Macle Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Notions, Wall Paper, Etc.

This stock is new ami contains no old or shelf-worn goods. The U'oods will be sold for cash or produce onlv. This is business. No advertising dodge. Every thin"* will be sold regardless of cost, and the first that comes will receive pick and"choice. If YOU would save money attend attend often. Respectfully,

MORRISON BROS,

Having purchased the stock of W. P. Wilson, we desire to say tO the citizens of Greenfield and vicinity that our object is to treat with fairness all customers, and we intend to run a fair and square business. When in need of anything in the line of Furniture givt us a call. We also will carry a full stock of Coffins, Cases and Caskets, and give our special attention to all work given to our care. Mr. Andrews, who was with Mr. Wilson, will also remain with us.

wife nas been wear

ing out her life from the effect of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Indigestion. Her case baffled the skill of our best physicans. After using three packages of Aunt Fanny's Health Restorer she is

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most entirely well." Keep your blood in a healthy condition by the use of this great vegetable compound. Call on V. L. Early sole

agent and get a trial package

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WE GO PiCNICINGI

CLOSED ALL THE DAY.

WHITE AND BLACK DRESS GOODS

INDIAN DIMiTY.

EMBROIDKRY AND LACE.

UMBRELLAS.

SLIPPERS.

WILLOW ItllAXCIi.

Last Sunday was spent, very pleasantly by most of us. We hai au interesting Sunday-school. Miss Leora Fort acting as secretary, she filled the position in a very creditable manner. There was children's meeting at several places atljaceut to this. I had the pleasure of attending one at Mt. Gilead north of this place. The exercises were grand, the house was filled and enough outside to have filled it again. The Warringtou choir sang some very choice selections. The little children as usual were the chief attractions and the way the people turn out to these meetings and the attention they pay to the exercises show plaiuly the growing interest of our people in the proper education of the young aud thi is a sure index of the future. The perpetuity of our Republican institutions in the future will devolve upon the children of to-day... Dr. Hammer aud wife who were visiting relatives at Indianapolis returned home Monday.... Mr. Gil lam aud wife of Rushville are visiting Dr. Hammer ....Park Thomas aud wife went on a visit to Oakland last Sunday. Mrs. Thomas remained there visiting relatives but he returned home to look after his growing trade.... Henry Johnson with a huge grin and a gleeful countenance still continues to rake in the skekels at the old 8tand....The Charlottesville Base Ball Club came here last Sunday with the evident intention of defeating our boys, but their expectations were not realized au*l they went home a sadder but wiser nine being defeated 83 to 26. ..William Kenyon and wife were visiting Dr. Pratt on last Sunday. ..A young lady, cousin to A. B. Thomas has been visiting him and other relatives, but has returned to her home in Delaware county Tempe Barrett and another gentleman of Maxwell were visiting Mrs. A. B. Thomas last Saturday... .Lola Vajentine of Nashville is visiting at Henry Valentines Mis. Amanda

Hamble who has been

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THE GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1892.

this uTeat closing out sale, and

WILKINSON, INDIANA!

health for some time is some better.... Eli Gordon is now able to be up anl the rest of •he sick are doing very well ... Dr. Pratt has bought and moved the office formerly occupied by Dr. Ryan, to his I own Id, be will replaster it and make other neces»arv improvements aud judging by his push and euergy, we expect I when completed it. will be a very neat office Late advices from the liev. John A. Bray of Greentown states that he is doing "ery well and still proclaiming he gospel to the people of that section. John is a good young man and although of democratic proclivities his la-t intimation to me was that lie was yoin. to take the

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like other sen.-ible people ..

Mrs. George Phemister went to Actou on Tuesday to visit relatives and friends.. Mrs. Ella Prid-ly and Nettie Valentine returned from Wayne, Union ami Franklin counties last Monday. They were away over two weeks. Mrs Priddv was greatly pleaded with .the people of that section and wiih the generous r-ception they gave her .. .Henry Duke, our wajron maker is getting all the work he can do. He works at a fair price and is an accomplished workman ...Simon Daley will soon have a new residence on his land one fourth mile west of depot... .Our businesn men are all pushing their various avocations .. .Our farmers have commenced cutting wheat... Politics is in a state of "Inocuous Desuetude1 as we hope the an thor cf these words is, as well as his running mate, General Stevenson.

UNO OTKO.

A Blacksmith Savm the Life of Little Gill Minnie Carney, of Ly tie City, Iowa, was perhaps as near leaving this world as auy one can b», and r«cover. She was sick with chole: a morbus completely exhausted and uucoiiscious. The physicians in consultation decided the case was hopeless and beyond their contiol. Chas. J. Newcomb, a blacksmith, walked four miles through the darkness and storm, to get a remedy be had himself used, and which he firmly believed would cure her. l.at medicine was Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy. He obtained part of a bottle, with which he hastily returned, and gave the little sufferer a half teaspoont'ul, which relieved her and consciouness gradually returned. The medicine was giveu in broken doses and in a short time she was well. He is positive that it saved her life, and so are others in that vicinity. For sale by V. L. Early. June

CUMIIKIILAM.

Don't forget the picnic on the 4th.... Charley Caylor of Chicago, is here to spend a two months vacation with his mother, Mrs. Lilzie Caylor... .Almont Taffe and daughter. Miss Eva, of the city, speut Tuesday with his aunt Mrs. Speneey Huntington Mr. and Mrs. Ward Wilt, of Indianapolis, were quests at the home of her brother, T. M. Buchanan over last Sunday Mrs. Maggie Conloy aud Mrs. Dan Foley with her children of the city spent last Sunday with J. S. McCouai ell and family Miss Fannie ffish of the city spent Sunday with friends here.... Mrs. Joseph Wilht entertained a number of her friends very pleasautly last Saturday evening ... Mrs. Lem Foley and baby of the city spent Monday aud Tuesday with Mrs. J. S. McBonnell... Miss Kate Talfe, of Iudiauapolis, is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Spencer Huntington... Mrs. Will Oakley with her children has returned to her home in Alabama after a pleasant visit with relatives at this place ... .Mr. Baue and family of the city speut last Friday witn Mr. Joseph Metzner and family Chas. S. Darrach of the city was a guest of his parents last Sunday

The children's day exercises held at the Evangelical church on last Sunday evening were quite entertaining, aud specially interesting to the children The sick at this place are improving excepting George Taffe who remains quite sick. W. 11, Kelley, of the city, was a guest of his cousin, Miss Maud Huntington, over last Sunday Mr. Jacob Amos aud family, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday here with their parents Mr. and Mrs. John Wieoe and Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Plunge spe last Sunday at the home of Mr. Frank Wiese near Lawrence ...Mrs. Seth Rary and Mrs. Henry Plunge visited the Misses Evans of Greenfield, last Wednesday.... Mr. Joseph McVeyand family spent last Sunday ae the homo of Mr. Alf Bonge.

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Since its first introduction. Electric Bitters has gained rapidly in popular favor until now it is clearly in the lead among pure medicnal tonics and alteratives—containing nothing which perinfts its use as a beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized as the best and purest medicine for all ailments of Stomach, Liver or Kidneys.—It will cure Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation, and drive Malaria from the system. Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle or the money will be refunded. Price only 50c. per bottle. Sold by M. C. Quigley.

CHARLOTTESVILLE.

W. S. Lane and Thos. Oweus are working on M. L. Thomas' house near the Branch Addie Owens and Mrs. Raffertv

were at Knightstown Monday... .Jane Wade, o£ Richmond, while visiting her mother here looked in on old friends at Knightstown Monday... .Eftle Fort, Rose and Bertie Smith. Julia Carrol and Kizzie Staley attended the S. & S. O. Home opera Thursday eve. and were highly delighted ith the performances rendered by the children.... Win. Watson and family, of Lewisville, were guests of Cassie Decker Sunday. Bertie Watson visited parents at Kay?ville Monday....T. N. Decker and Harry Niles were at Knightstown Tuesday on business ... Mrs. Brandenburg, ot' Knightstown, was the guest of her son Frank and lain ly first of the week.... Dennis Shea has removed his family to Indianapolis and John Stinger is section foreman in his stead ....John and Thos. Chappell, of the Ridge, were in town Tuesday... .The ladies of the Christian church will serve ice cream on the church lawn again

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urday eve. next week... .Taylor Roberts, of Arlington, was in town Friday.... Oliver Lynback and sister, Ella Bell, spent first of this week with friends at Anderson.... Jane Wade, of Richmond, is the guest of her mother, Sarah M. Decker Hannah Coffin and niece, Olga, spent Sunday with relatives at Mr. onil'ort ....Bunas Ay re is recovering from hi.-. recent attack caused by too much swimming.... W. R. Holland is making new improvements in the beef shop front of Fry & Griffith... .Marion White was in your city first of the week... .The saloon has been closed about a week, the -nprietor having been at rortviile ...Fine weather'for harvest. Hay aud wheat ex cellent and people rejoicing .. Born to Will and Ida Kirkpatrick, a line son.... All the departments of trade are flourishing and McKinley making friends Minnie Johnson and daughter, Blonda, of your city, were guests of lbbie Conklin Saturday and Sunday.... Micha Butler and her cousin. Addie Pitts, spent last week with friends at the Ridge.... We acknowledge a charming boquet and a share of wedding cake by the hand of Clara Fries and Edith Hunt. These tokens of regard may seem small to thr donors but they help to li-tiuen lii'Vi bin dens and the givers fail not of lasting reward hereafter.

XowTry This.

It will cost jou nothing and will surely do you good, if you h.ave a Cough, Coal, or auy trouble with Throat, Chest, or Lungs. Dr. Kings New Discovery lor Consumption, Coughs, and Colds is guar atitee to give relief, or money will 1-e paid back. Sutlers from louud it just the thing and under its had a speedy aud perfect ncovery a sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free at M. C. Quiglevs Drug "Store. .Large size 50c. and $1.00.

I'KXKIETON.

Now the swell in style arrayed goetli forth to promenade, but 'neatii the fervor of the sunbeams glance, and so do his collars and his jacket aud his pants ... .Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Caufelt letc lust week on an extended visit to relatives iu Dele ware And still the cry is for more houses Bob Beck has a new barber. May Aultman having started a shop of his own at Markleville. ..The "shooting" of the well for the new glass factory brought a very strong flow of gas despite tha report circulated that tne drillers had struck salt water. We are pleased to make this correction, and again state that Pendleton "is still in it" (not out of it) ... J. W. Jones left for 111. last night Monday where he will attend a number of teachers institutes. He will be absent six weeks The Edison Phonograph with horn attachment made music for the K. of P's and their friends Thursday night Hay's tent ministrals played several nights here last week to fair audiences In the language of the gas men "the fires have gone out". .We are exceedingly pleased to know that Ramb ler appreciated our notice of his recent Reflections... Harrison and Reid arc just the stuff and we'll vote for them, every one of us, but Cleveland and Ste venson will stand no show for we'er bound tojgive them a terrible blow Merrill Tague assumed charge of the Pendleton Republican during Mr. Taylors two weeks absence As evidence of his ability, read his editorials of last week Hallowell's new building will be ready for oceupancyin a few days.... A large sign in gilt letters now adorns the Republican office... Thomas Ryan was arrested for public indecency, and was fined in squire Browns court, including costs, $16.60 in default of which he was taken to the Anderson jail.... J. M. Taylor was at Indianpolis Monday Ted Middleliurst will tackle the fourth of July bicycle race at Middletown. .. I'sicle Jaok Walker is still confined to ln.' ed with very little hopes of his recovery .. .The special train for Fort Wayne Monday was polled at this place aud showed 300 for Chase and 36 scattering B. F. Aiman is again able to attend to business .. .The California street church and the P. O. S. A. of Indian* polis held a int picnic at Miugles park here last Monoav Pendletou is bound to have a canni.i^ factory. The Board of of Trade is negotiating with parties at Portland, Mo. itizens and farmers, lets try and secure this much needed industry... .Henry Kite of Chicago has accepted a position as taker with Crosley & Thrall Ercie TV.igue is stringing lightening at Union Cit.\ ... A. P. Farley aud wife of Knightstown was here over Sunday reuewing old acquaintances

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UNCLE JOSH.

A Horrible Kail road Accident. Is a daily chronicle in our papers also the death of some dear friend, who has died with Consumption, whereas, if he or she had taken Otto's Cure for Throat and Lung diseases iu time, life would have been rendered happier and perhaps saved Heed the warning! If you have a cough or auy affection of the Throat and Lungs call at V. L. Early's, sole agent and got a trial bottle free. Large size 50c $

The county papers of Hamilton, Madison, Henry, Rush and Shelby counties all come at $1.50 per year. They are in no way superior and several of them are not equal to the REPUBLICAN in the way of Local, State or National news, yet they come at 50 cents per year more. We have now made club arrangements with that old and reliable National Republican Wefekly, the New York Tribune whereby we can furnish it to all who pay $1.00 for the REPUBLICAN for a year or are already paid up subscribers for 50 cents per year making the two papers the Tribune and REPUBLICAN cost but 1.50 per year. This is a great offer* .See ad. ll)tf

S E W PALESTIXK.

Too late for last week.

Kittle Bros, are arranging to enlarge their livery barn ...Maggie Vausiokle aud Mrs. Al. Bussell are on the sick list.. ... .Dora Leonard aud family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Davis the latter part ot last week ...The election to till the vacancies iu the town school board resulted iu retaining the old members which is a proof of their ellicieucy... .Esther Snodgrass and her sister Mrs. L. M. Bussell visited relatives aau friends here the liret of last- week... \V H. Dav.s is again a resident of this place. .. .Thegas company have IN last declared their intention OL shutting this pkice olf" while other consumers of the sauie plant are allowed to continue using it this like all their other projects wiU result iu serious loss to the company aiu endless trouble us the cunI sumers will prooably test their legai rig lit ior su doing.... John Trout tiie weil I known fruit agent is canvassing this loI t\)l:ty... .It is reported tii.it Mrs. Homer

Leonard was seriously injured on: day I last week by lightening striking the mi he house iu which snc was '„t \w-rk. .i'arties were here the first of tins week pruspec ting with a view of establishing a oauk at this place... .liev. Thompson attended a ministerial meeting at Fairlaitd last Tuesday.. .Rev. Taylor tilled his regular appointments Sunday... F.

Rich aud daughter, Mr. 11. Mclioberis of lieedville visiting 11. H. Eaton and other relatives here lust week.. .Herbert Ciapp and lamiiy of Indianapolis spent last week with relatives in this vicinity .Rev. is'ochtriei/s nrotheraud his wife who have been visiting at the lornier's returned io their home in Minnesota the iir^t of this week....H. C. Nichols aud the Drake Bros, took advantage of the low rate to Chicago aud made a business trip to that city that week. They came horn wound up for au eight days run, which if you had had the misfortune to listen to would convince you that business was the least of their thoughts. Boys always like to go to the circus... .Mrs. Anna tin.ith of Hamilton visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George ilacK tne pass week .. Ely now has lull assurance of this country's welfare and is repairing liisie-i-deace and office. .Never too late to do good deeus .-ay goo I things. lieu Ihe !i^ nev.'.i ui the renoiuiuaiiuu ot President is.i was received the old weiv completely enveloped with renewed vigor aim made to lejoice as well as the young .... W. T. Eaton of the milling firm here has btto', m'*n£ned to his room lor a couple of week's sickness due to overwork Mr. and Mrs. tins Sctireiber attended the funeral of a near relative at IvKiianapolis last week....The surrounding wheat fields begin to take on nature's golden color, whicn indicates an early lmrvest jii i! io iisst year's jield.... Lot(iiiini. of Iudiauapolis spent last Sunday wiii, hi* aister Pearl, .- his uneie John Gundroin:s .. Tom Cloud is home from Indian Territory visiting his parents ... The JeMiv.-.l given by the German Evangelical church was a decided success (1 Rogers a former rt s'dent of tnis place and now of Julieita has a very sick child... .Clara Martiu of Indiauapclis visited friends and relatives here over Sunday. Bio IXGIN.

Corns aud bunions may be removed by panug them down closely as possible without drawing blood then soak them in warm water to soften them, and apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm, twice daily rubbing them vigorously for ten minutes at each application. A corn plaster should be worn for a few days, to protect them from the shoes. As a general liniment tor sprains, bruises, lameuess and rheumatism, Pain Balm is all that can be desired. For sale by V. L. Early. June

MA1CKLEVILL K*

L. F. Hardy was an alternate delegate to Republican State Convention at Fort Wayne Tuesday... .Mr. C. McCallister is out of the meat market aud has sold all the appurteuauces there unto belouging to Mr. M. Main who has now full proprietory charge.. .-.Mr. William Seward is gettiug around on crutches and showiug pluck by attending to the duties of road supervisor... It is pieasiug to state that M. J. Feele the big four agent is getting along nicely and is again able to give the office his attention. The Big Four has'nt iu its employ from one end of the line to the other a more zealous or faithful man than Willis J. Peel.... Intimate friends here of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Clinton formerly ot Markleville were wired information of the death of Mrs Clinton Alexandria last week, at Mrs. Luhama Lewis and Mrs. Re be oca Hardy were presnt at the obsequies which occured Tuesday the 21st. ultimo.. .We have long since discovered that the best way to obtain information,is to let other people do the talking, aud hence we have but few opinions to oiler and merely listened, aud if what we heard is auy index whatever wa will secure the gli:ss works mentioned last week. An .elderly gentleman, short but heavy set, upon whom the suu seemed to be doing its perieet work, as was attested by the streams of prespiration that poured from olf his bald head and over his benevolent face, was chaperoned about towu for a couple of days the early part of last week by Dr. John Wiudell of Portland. Iud., an Euglisnmeu born and bred and the projector of the works. He stated that ne Knows nothing outside of the uiauufacture of glass, aud in that he is practical. He has been a glass blower tor more than tweuty years before giving his attention to the locating, building, and mauagemeut of lactones, and is amply hacked up by capitalists. The bonus now asked is three acres of laud tree fuel, and $1,000, the latter cau be taken in stock at the option of the sub scribers. The citizens active in the matter find nothing objectionable to the plan of operation aud have formulated au agreement that is expected to be every way satisfactory and the amount asked has been guaranteed. Unlike the old pot concern, these works will be equipped with the indestructablejtanksystem,which is absolutely proof against all danger of breakage. The factory will have the faciities lor making all discriptious of plate glass, fruit jars, all kinds of bottles such as mineral, eider, ginger ale, beer, extracts, doctors perscription, pharmacy, aud other kiuds known to the trade, or for which there is a demand. The build ing will cover three acres of land and the material used will be brick and iron, the aggregate cost of the structure will be $12,000 and is to be ready for operation September 1st. Mr. Davis is a stranger to our people but he courts investigation through the commercial agencies of Bradstreet or Dunn & Co., and can furnish references from bankers aud mercantile firms iu Indiana aud Ohio as to honesty and business ability as well as practibility He will be here again on Tuesday of this week .when more definite conclusions will be reached, and it is expected that active operation will commeuce at ouce.

... Mr. Neal in his Saturday night talk.I said iu lvsereiiee to statement* contained in last weeks pyper on saloons, that the. I pei .Miu who formed it must be weak minded indeed, and that they are an insuit to the community. In that case weak minded would apply to prominent citizens of Markleviile and its vicinity as I our utterances voiced the sentiments of many of them. How do they liKe the I application of imbecile I" We care notbing for Neals opinion of us. It is rather coiupiimentry coming from the source itdid. We luiiy defined ur.r position in

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article and nere is no necessity for a repetiliou. We svand by it aud would not we con hi recall one word of it. iie would haw it appear thereoy that tne writer iavors the saloons. We state plainly now we favor them, and ask himto re.ad our production again and not I take rtluge behind the technicalities. \Ve are not. ali si ate of Iowa or city of

Chicago ired. \et if we are village dwellers we have some sense and also knowI ledge of the degeneracy of hell holes, as ne is pleased call tiu*m as well as iavvs I mat-apply in thci.i.and mat he .-o eioquen-

fly pic.ui't-s from the ro.-uimi. We have5 no tear that what we said will bring contempt noon us from the community, IKT thai- our statemeuis uiil in any way be detrimental to us. and ii is useless for Sea1 to i- to cram such stuff dovs the peopiefi inroats. figuring upon his oelie:: that they dont know auy better. We will still continue to retain as of yore the frieud-uiip, spect ami ooniidence of th^ rur.d coniiuuiiities as well as the citizens oi Markleviile. The advocating -. of toial :ibsriaen.-e is meritorious but I harangue and li-iil dozing assertions will accomplish no «ood at this place. .Mark the prediction.

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llitclilen's Arnica Sillve.

The Hest Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, ifures. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores, 'IVtter, Chapped Hands, Cft'.lbluins, (,'orn.s:, and all Skin Eruptions, and positucly ues Piles, or no pay required. 11 is guaranteed ro give perfect satisraction, or m.iiiey refunded. Price 25 cents per bo.. For sale by M. C. Quigley. ..

As our M'rcf pondeiit fioui il.is town has 1 lir«v\ ii up the sj ige a- it were 1 will jot down a few ie:ns .The wheat wi'.l all be in I ne f-LN-cks S'ICTI. fr is a- good crop....A. O. Steele ..lid children were I at Indianapolis Monday... .Several Mohawk cit-i/.ens attended childreus day at

I'nioii church Sunday. They report a good time and a good dinner.... Mr. K. ilerr went up io fill his place a,s usual by helping in tiie music by pressing the organ keys at tiie right time ...Our S. school nere is almost a lainiru If the people want a Sunday school they will have to attend more regular and take a more active part. If we can bridge over for a lew weeks possibly we will ull be more ready to attend as this time of the year has always been the fatal time to our school. Come all aud lets have school all this year. R.

All Introduction

To the through car service of the Wisconsin Central Lines and Northern Pacific Railroad is unnecessary. Its advantages and conveniences have been fully established. It is the only rorfce to the Pacific coast over which both Pullman Vestibilled first-class and Pullman Tourist Cars are operated from Chicago via St. Paul without change. Thiough train leaves Chicago every day at 10:45 p. m. The traveler via this route passes through the most picturesque, interesting aud prosperous belt of country in the Western World. There is scenery with most str king contrasts that range from the rolling prairie and the pine forest level to the wildest passes of the wildest mountains in the world.

There is a series of the noblest cities, towns and villages of every variety and size, from the hamlet or the tiny farm, upward the richest mines in the world the greenest and most lasting pasturage: the wildest scenery on the continent canons as wierd as a nature hills, snows and peaks startling in the inagnificenc of their beauty, and a perfection of comfort in traveling that has never been surpassed.

Fast train via the Wisconsin Central Lines for St. Paul, Minneapolis, Ashland and Duluth leaves Chicago at 5 p. m. daily with pullinan vestibuled sleepers and the Central's famous dining cars attached. 22tf

Chicago l*:j.50 Ori« Way, !#7.00 ll iund Trip.

On and after Friday, April 15, 1892, the above will be the rates to Chicago by the ever popular Monon Route.

The only line running dining-cars an elegant dinner for 75c. The only line running Pulrnan vestibuled trains, heated by steam and lighted with electricity. An elegant Pullman sleeper leaves every night for Chicago the same stands at west end of Union station and can be takeu at 8:30 p. m. Fast vestibnled limited, with dining-car attached, leaves at 11:35 a. m. arrives it Chicago 5:20 p. ui. Night express vestibuled limited leaves at 12:40 a. m. arrives at Chicago at 7:35 a. m. Chicago terminal. Dearborn station, Polk street, two blocks from the Auditorium, G'raud Pacific, Board of Trade. The only line landing you in the heart of the city.

Ticket offices 20 South Illinois street, Union station and Massachusetts avenue. I. BALBWIX, D. P. A. 14tf Indianauapolis.

To Sow York and Return for Ilalt' I'aic via Pennsylvania Lines. 41 Excursion tickets to New York at above rate will be sold July 5th, 0th and 7th from principal ticket stations ou the Pennsylvania Lines, account the Christian Endeavor International Convention. Tickets will be good leturning until July 15th aud return limit can be extended to August 15th. Fast through trains run over these direct lines, which have been selected by the delegates from Ohio and Indiana as the official route owing to the advantages alforded for an enjoyable mruey. For details apply to any ticket agent of the Pennsylvania Lines. 24t3

Notice to Settle.

Having sold out my business, all parties knowing themselves indebted to me must come in and settle up at once, either by cash or note. Callat the old stand.

W* P. WILSON

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