Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 15, Number 4, Jasper, Dubois County, 21 February 1873 — Page 4

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r " - rut DA Y. PEBRUAKY A Swinih.k Nirr-Rn.- wf era glad lo notice that Um windle on Um people of the Stute at ltrge, pphmHwl la the proposition to Irvy a tax for tho pur pose of securi.ig a fund to build a new State House at Indianapolis, lor tin benefit of a few scoundrels m that city, w ho would like to irct their arms into Ii.a. . - - ,iS,,wi.l it, 1 1 in !

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, ..... IBaoTnan point wnh deeerved pride to bud in the House last week. All honor kj MVer pages of coudeuacd excerpt to the honest ineinbers who voted from the Preat and letters from the peoagaiust the proposition, and in favor of pie. which allude in the most positive uhu ..mi.,. thm tkUvM land aaqnaliiad manner to tho cxccl-

I . i jtt ii an a.., ' Mini sharks ol Indianapolis. The State House is plenty good for the purioses of legislation, and its afipearuiice is a credit to the balaoco of the city, and while the municipal force of that burg is used to piwleot radicals in their violation of the law of the land, and unjustly oppress and stigmatize all who an opioacd to their usurpations, we hope uo mouey of the people will be put whore tho radical hounds who infest that locality can steal it, or be appropriated to beautify or build up their Beet It will take many years to obliterate from the minds of the masse the many raacally acts perpetrated under the protection of the officer of the law tu Indianapolis during the last ten years and the half of which arc probably yet concealed by party favoritism, but which should consign their perpetrator to everlasting infamy, aud which have made Indianapolis and its government, and principal controllers, synonnious with all that is bad and raacally, that ean be dono or thought of, and yet keep the advisors aud actors thereof out of the penitentiary -- where they ought to be. No, let us wait uutil the Capital hat shown that it is regenerated, before taxiug the people to build any more new heutet iu it for fear that its worse than Sodom and Gomorrah wickedness may call for justice from the Lord, and It be destroyed, and the State House have te be re-built some where else. HcKTrweBueG.Mr. A. It. Miller, of Huntingburg, has erected a fine business house, with an iron frout-thc only iron front house iu Dubois couuly.Huntingburg is improving rapidly. Mr. Ilabig. the brick mason, who moved there this winter because there waa not a bouse in Jasper to rent, has already contracts enough for building brick houses to keep him busy all next season, aud there is a demand for more. Their large free school it in a flourishing condition with a numerous attendance, while the church schools are also well supported. The Signal it flourishing like a green bay tree, making lots of money, strangers are moving iu, and buying lots to build bouses on our old friend Tom. Knox, who worked at his trade in this town several years ago, and is a first rate carpenter, having married a family, is settled there, and will build this year. We congratulate him and the town on their mutual good luck. The Trustees are making arrange ments to gradp the streets, by having the proper surveys made. This will help the town amazingly. They are also proposing to establish and open new and wide alleys, for tho benefit of this and future generations, which shows they have some foresight Tho town has five churches, with a good attendance, aud Sabbath schools ; three tobac co ware-nouses, two nouring mills; a woolen factory, three hotels, and a new one on the tapis, 13 stores aud business firms, a planing mill, betides numerous thrifty mechanics and laborers, all exhibiting prosperity, and a delermiualioo to build up their town. Pkttt Spitk. Congress, at the comparing of the Electoral vote, last week, threw out of the count all those States that cast their vote for Horace Greeley, so there might be no official record of bis securing any votes. This, considering he received over 3,000,000 votes at the polls, it about at petty apiece of spite at a great body ever descended to. The record shows 286 votes cast for Grant ; 42 for Thos. A. Hendricks; 12 for Ik G. B.-own, 1 for David Davi,aud 2G thrown out (tt-Cynis W. Fields, of New York, has gone to Europe to negotiate bonds f the Louisville, New Albauy and St. Eoui? Mailwav.

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We have du on-table Brigg fc Broth' er tjuarlcriy lor January, im, MHI nuisi express turprisn hi Ina citeni und 'gorgeousiicss of tli work . lis MfMF 'embraces the riebe! combination of ilii'ii vi- liiivi i'Vi'i' rin. Tin' Ii oni re

presents the Goddess Flora standing BMJT

u u pcdestul ill a bluu of V"!'.'., bile the bttcK-Kir-u::" :t c. Uiiruiuariue blue., .i lhc dm contains the U. ,k Ik, uwuo - gram m deep, rich color, embellished with sold. Wie couteuts embrace ut pages Ml matter relating (o growth H ma culture of I lower-.VMbHa and Hants, inehnMng a lull list ot tho eleven i hundred varieties ot b lower Hange sold by tins house and, we traaa ot wl JJJJJJj

... jta. i .r lextttence. we acquire tin civilization MMtber neariy fcnr hundred, and heu. bl. c,lu,!Uio, c.xcuiv,.h -either matter MelMalfled "iMid. away that , , , o(. , , trad,.; or busi-sirnal the eye Mriket any deairad portion aV rali(raH ha. JSihlngto do with most immediately. ,. , .u.

known cBcuioio-boeu. i nc engra 'Vsiexistenee. We aeontre this eleUhmiton

the eve .most immediately Y e nave no doubt that Hituo8 Si lence ol the Seciis sold by this house ana their manner ot Uoiiig PUttuet. They have always been rather retiring, in the way of "blowing their own horn,' and for that reason we have no doubt they feel just i tied in taking up some. space in the Quarterly tor that purpose.!. be lour t Homos issued by l.r.ggs At Kent her. m luiliiiL' Mir new unit urm mal . ; '7.0 7 . ---- - ; picture lor 18,. , are presented on gold unieu paper, anu ura exeeeuu gij " tractive introductory plates. The prin ting is a beautiful specimen of the art, ami shows to w hat perfect iou the press lias been wrought The Novelties of 1872 are classified uuder one bend, while those of 1873 the new introductions--arc also by themsel .es. Among the latter we see mentioned the two new Celosins, or Cocks combs. Colosia J apon ica and Coi.osia Vakhluata, or iu plain English, Japan Cockscomb ami Variegated Cockscomb. The latter is tho most superb introduction we hive overseen in thctioral line, aud will be universally sought for We see that the European propagators. I Messrs. Haagc it Schmidt, Erfurt, Prussia, have confided to liriggs & Brother the exclusive 6ale in America of this superb novelty a befitting compliment to the universality of Briggs & Brother's business.) We observe, also, the prices are lower for a great many varieties than those in other Sesdmcn's works, the result, no doubt, of the trip of Hon. C. W. Drigge to Europe last fall, where he bought tor cash on the spot. All in all, we regard the January (Quarterly of liriggs & Brother as the acme of perfection in this line, and far beyond all its competitors. Since the issue of the Floral Work as a (Quarterly, the people are enabled to obtain the four numbers for the same price as formerly charged lor the Annual. The purchaser of one dollar's worth or over of Seeds is credited with a subscrip tion fur the fol lowing year. Even those whs think lacy do not wnnt Flower or Vegetable Seeds, Bulbs or Uhroasda, could make no belter investment than to inclose to Briggs & Brother, KorneaIcr, .New lork, twenty-live cents ami secure this elegant rlral Work. no ehester (New York) Time-:. Kor Uio Ja)rr Wenkly Conrlr. Whither uro we Drifting? Mi:. Et i iron : -Heading the articles in the Courier recently in regard lo school, and particularly the result of tbe inlerview published last week, lead me to ask the above question, and ask for it the careful consideration of our people. The first question, and above all local questions in my mind, is should any particular tenets of religion be taught in our Common Schools? Rev. Maude and Martin seem to think that religious education is more to ho sought after than any other, and so should be taught iu our common schools. 1 dilfer with tlieni. If our coin in on school fund is to be divided among the denominations, I fear convenient common schools for the maKses would bo at an end, aud ignorance, of the grossest kind, such as prevails among the musses of Mexico, rem, Brazil, Home, and in fact all over Italy, Spain, France, and other exclusively Catholic, countries, where religion is professed to bo the most important Ihiug taught iu their schools, w ould be the result in Indiana, and in place of mis oeiug a irec country, where every man's conscience is his own, by law, and not subject to tho w ill of any Priest, we would be divided into priost-ridden communities, educated lo respect and obey the priests of each particular denomination, until our descendants would not dare to make any trivial trade, without first consulting thier priest as it is even now with some I know of in Dubois county. One-half of the money which pays our common school teachers in this county, is the. free gift of the people of other counties of the State, without regard to religion at all. Would they be willing to donate this money if it is tO be Used to inclllcAlA enlicrinne tenets which they do not believe? and if devoted to teaching the doctrines of any denomination in the county, it would be contrary to the belief of some who assisted iu raising that money, aud whose wishes in regard lo its use are entitled lo respect

Further, it religion the chief object of8Ult in tho county 1 f A J t "'S. ff . M- 9 1 w m . . I a

uiur uoes it lurnisn ut our uailv oread c J low many raoro glasses ofl liquor do the bar-keepers sell on account ot their religion f llow many sales of mows or agricultural implements does Mr. Kucblcr's rcligiou enable him to make? How many pages of record does Messrs. Litschgi, Ediuonston or Jutt make up by reason of their reli'r-

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v.i.l is more of . 'u,or waks the calculation of how much u bill of goods amount lo? Doe. a candidal e tor otlice receive auv more vote on account of his reihlou I or doe it aualUi any f lttce, oi un a of other oecupatloua, it. cume and UlOra UllCIII . I t il- I' I. ills ill',. paid, or their nebeiuoe miscarry No, this is ull i boor humbug ; religion i ... , . f .,....,. MM. .b MlJ Mver .heuld be; ami he who '.,.,a i, t. i... ....... j,.,,..,... .... - p0CP obgervor of eeftU it, ,rery ,j(cf y w f w ,)Hüe To altalu a higher cirllbrntioa an , . . . ? npnvtlia ' .. teuuor. w.uU your-elf. family, or - SQ - j lu nnaraL it the iirt du'tv of il,-mucli less the Catholic, or any Other I one branch of nrofeeeed relUriou, Hi tory teaches us that in the settlement of new countries, civilization mut come tirst, with a determiiiatinii to obey, and enforce obcyance by others, to au established code of aw a, education then fol lows, and then religions ettltttariet have some chance. The pioneers, who drove the savage from these lauds of ours.were not noted much for their religious fervor, and did not often say a mass for the

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aml V1(' ;inll, , f , . kn (o aU there would . ' .. . . ... ne no religion or education here lo-duv : nfl yet y knol. bnt they had na ImtMm r,l!.rS..n . B, ,,i, 'm ..la

Trustees of Churches I know of. whtt ' of MW ra,,'' ",n,f slo,'k' do not hesitate to desecrate the Sabbath.id repairs will bv pal in gKd couihif they ean make a paltry live cents by i!.tin for business.

There are some further practn al points l'S. about this matter, which seem to havef been drawn out plainlv from the priests during (his discussion,' such as the duly of Calholie women, or laborers, not to hire to ProtoUntK-of the practical workings of which advice. I have known ome intranccs on mv tarm, and oy e a .

which, I suppose now I lost a hand laslpTMr- "", JZZf" ,11 "T . Summer.-and the eonsranenl division W kTw '.h:U 5 m,'in 5M .!wo

in misincg and social hie. and more partieularlv in votin'. for if one class of commonity perm Its themselves to be 0 priest-ridden as to ostracise all other because they do not join them, of roiirse Ihcy should not expect anv out of their class tc favor them. Of these points, if I have time, I may take occasion to wrile again, but cannot now. as this letter is already too long. But permit me here to sav. that the movements in lasper in regard to your common schools are anxiously watched all over the county, and upon the linn! result may depend other matters, which seem but distantly- connected, ami may now bv the principal actors, or those who have power to act. lie but little thought of. Kespectrullv. ff. E. Patoka Ti. Feb. 1873. The Common Schools. Tn lhc K.lit..rf lhc iaapar Vawtari Unas Siu:-As it js your obj ct am! your duly to keep your readers psasJUNl up iu regard n weal aewa, - now as 1 1 i - mailer ol Coiuiuou Scbooi which yon have up there, is a mailer of much importance to m else), vve of llarhi-on township wish to In: kepi pitied. We see the catholic- are pushing the mailer of non-inlrrcoui e iu ncbooia, ami in -oin- business transactions, and in your article last week yon rather attainted at politics. Now. p TMKT are going to run thai thing we wish to know il. ami w.e think it is yfiur duty to keep us informed on that important subject. HattaisoM Tr. fr th JprWrrkly Coarier. Tho New Territory. Mr. CtITOg:-As Governor Watson, Af 1 1 1 .1...... ..... . wl i. s awl um nuy iiiiemiou to this part of his territory, on account or lhc A . . . nne navemenis m Ireland, we

wish to strike a line and have a terrilorv.Tbo

to ourselves. We want it to start at the iioL'iieavcn line and tun Worth until ii strikes the Winslow road near Thomas oiieii s. iirio men down the niMw ,nnA V....t ...:i..c. . ...I .1 - kill V 1 il 1 .

io mo Jiogneavejl Hue again; ami we.w, 5CnJ B

nisn i" inot . i . tionii . rillll. lor OUT Governor, as he is the mo-t business man iu our territory, ami Edward Flint for wish to have .Mr. John t. Flint, for our i.iciiienani iiovernor. the name we propose for our territory is Eureka. John BsfOtitKVnrfB, M nrrietl. On the 181 h of Feb., at the residence of the bride's falber, near Ireland, by Bev. Mr. Webb. Mr. W. U.U. Guken ami Miss Makiktta A. Monkok. AecOtttfNUI ylnir the above notice sent wr -. . .... to US A OMie.l'Olls I'l'liii.inl.raiwn r ll.., ' primer, wno always nave a tooth lor sweet things. We wish the happyjrouplc abundant joy, and as the summer of life with them ripens into fall, may the Green blessings from on high cluster around them, and render their last years better than their first. Thk Ei.bctio. All passed off very quietly in this county last Tuesday, cverybody being willing to avoid, if possible, paying a debt twice, aud all parties voting together for the proposed amendment. Tho following i8 tho re-

Tewnsliipa For Bai n bridge 286 Harbison 201 Columbia 160 Ferdinand 310 lUtoka 350 Hall 245 Total 1,552

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14 reuten paper, published in tnjooia .couul by Icliow named Nglial Comp. e",n i w wwr wiwp awwH 1 ' "'M' bj i rngnfed in .Igualiin drift "-d ull" tho otll ut lute "v'r. '' l'r,'",!,s be U not och a Mgimi i 1 i I'rrtcii 10 sw iiiMimii )'

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lund. We Bud In tins singular Signal a 'beautiful and highly Interesting rtory, emitted "The blue flag wf Dubois; or. the Melle of latin Jeav v want to copy it. but our thin kaowMge ot t.er,au will not permit Of a correet trausN We now offer a reward of 'i rents, hard mouev. Ir any adventurous individual who will undertake the job; and at we rest our pen uueaeUy on the feenheed of our purple et, wo wonder "r"""4 " ho the ro, uptCI what genik mimmI mi is tliHt has started klm biuress at lltiutiugburgh, and! .....I........I.. ..Ml I'.al.. iiul I maulv Teuton will resuoud at a correct trau sial or .'-imiouw net. tttT The ljouisville, New Albany, and Chicago BaMway did not uim asater control of Vauderbilt, nor was it sold to the Ohio & Mississippi railroad company, as reported by the Chicago Tribune. The Ohio and hUssiarippi ottered two million, which was re.l'awrd. The road, as Knight iu by the bond-holders, cost a little over six millions, av about $21, 13 per mile, which is equal to the c 'new owners have orgawied.rrlaiiiing the name, and elected .Mr Schuler, ot :. " i....;.i ....1 VI.- .,, Su :'-w ivm, ...... w Uatndaaai as Sopi. hiUiiiinl. Mmm uprins opens, the road, wfto-h in , . .it.fc. l -lnaoaafs wmrw, wnu. ..r v u,.s..eueun, w miiiju, iHWiirai ,M' "Um " lhc ""W1!1!! 5f ''IUW . Horace ttreeiy o rn" coiiuicu, mmmmm my alleged be was dead a' tbe time the v4es were iven. What otl'n ial evtm . - fc mm a - liorace it reel ej s in .m-tv xoik. jcsiih" who gave it the authority to siiervisc the nrtion of the Electors? If Con gress can refuse to receive votes given for candidates thai they may enooee to consider meUigihle. then they are above the people iu the election, and il is their discretion, ami not lhc will of the latter, which is to avail. An elecNwal vote for a dead man was just as lesfal a a vote for a living man, for it was reall) noshing more nor less than a vote for Oral lliown. who. as Vice-President, would be President if his chief did not put in an appearance on the lar of tbe inauguration. That w.n what every Bleats who voted for OascttMiv and Bkowv intended. Their eetieSJ has rntii nullified by this rascally usurpation ol Congress. Three ntttlfotttof men voted for Mr. Orecley for President, and yet there is not Ihe lightest ouVial BSMbttef before the country to indicate the f:cl. This Klent oral system stunt beabeHahed, or it will involve u- iu a lirst-cla civil " '!....... .... , I L'.. a. I W 41 . J , III. Ill II l ..", if ,-i . 0 pThc Eric ntaVlats ny Ibat the Inyioir of a third rail will be roiiimcm ed in the MprisnjC SStd thai it is possible a sum greater than the ten millions already raited WlU bo uccesary for the underInlriar II 1 .ITSTR AT K Floral Work, FOR 1 Nt" ATIT, "COW OTT lm-t I Oi'nrfrly. 'fT In r-.iatf 0. vhv r,,.h..s, JIld ,,., tll.,r.,(vr lll.tr.i.nrt ts- ri. ive ll. r.l i;uk1c . r puMuh.-J. Thf .f our irtf.ii wh ..r.wrt sd it jonr ml it. .rr.iin-i I mmm mam mmmmm wh r. . .m. III rfrolte Ihr fmir ft n.i rtrltm fur H7't i.r.lir Sr. lhl fr wi s 155215 f"r H TT Jmrnarr mimhpr rntlirt '" ."v T' So l.ili.rrH PUit21H al.l. f..r frnmiiiK, .-md (Im Tinlut I'lal.-- of nur r NM Floral I hrunioi.; ininrniiiin.ii n nine in Klnwrm. ... v lTjrtl.lw. t-t,, r I'H.'I T!5hTiniT77nT!ri7ir!diü in mir Anmal I'alftlnn, dir F. Kl'S hf..rr .ermrTli rirr tin. .-, oiyÄKTKRt'.v Fr.. iJI'ARTKm.Y. W hnUf nfr ooinriirii.un nn 'nniny ör s.-.i ni iri . n i if r i-.'U. or ! '.!. i..i..r A imr-- sii.-t i yWf im iwiin - fr.- A.1.1,.,, Mtb.ks a llhBThl.lv. K .ImuTTTTTorliiU. Alloriie.' Complaint. State of Indiana. Dubois County, s.s : (n I he Court of Common I'leas of Du hois Countv, iu the Slalo of Indiana. May Term, A. D. 1873. Henry WolfT 1 Joseph Schimpclcr, Foreclosure. . . . '.' I J .lohn .iehrin-'er. E IT K NO WX. That on this I0h dav of February, iu the year 1873, the above named plaiutdls. hy their Attor ney. .1. C. Beaaear, tiled in the (Meet af the Clerk of the Court of 'ommnn Pleas,

their complaint against said defendant, in the above in til led cause, together with an affidavit of a competent person, that said defendant John Mehringer is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore, hereby notified of tho tiling aud pcudency of said complaint against him, and that unless he appearand answer or demur thereto, at tho calling of said cause on the second day of the next term of said Court, to be begun and held at the CourtHouse in Jasper, on tho First Monday iu May, next, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in his absence. BAZIL B. EDMON.VI ON. Clerk of the Duboi Circuit Court J. C. SriiAi FR. Att'y for plaintiff. Feb. Hat, l873-3r

Male of Indiana, Dubois County, m: Ueiori Lanadan K. Taylor, Jiuiii ot the I'euco in and for liaiulirldgv townhip, DuboU County, Indhunv Ahberry Alexander, i vn. Att&chinent. loaeph Weathers. ) ,

W II KU K AS on the 7t!i day of February, A. D. lH7:i, the plaintiff in ih above entitled SJMSa, tiled in my othYc coiuplaiut agaiiist the ikfendant. wherejiu he elaiuks th sum of thirty-live dol lars, nimI also like nevwfary atHdayit and unlerluki:ig to enlUle him to proi-eed-ing-u attachment, and on said day 1 Lsumt a writ of at Lach men t aud delivered Ihr amu to a CoitMUble of llaiubridge township; ttud whereas said Constablir kM attached property of said Uefendaur. under said w rit us' niUu'huieut. and It u. vearing by affidavit on nie, that said dI ... I I . . . . .. atk . I .1 . ..4 ll.. .I. . leiiiiaiii im u no lesmciu oi me rsuue o Indiana: therefore, tho said defendant. is herebv uotitied that the trial of said cause will take place ut my office, on SJOTlsaJtr, Aiarch MPtfe, 1S73, at twi o'clock, r M., and unless ho appears and defend the same, it will be heard and determined in his absence. LAJfSDKM U. TAVtXMh J. P. J. c. gcaurnn, Att'y for 1111. Feb. 2Is, 1873-aw. NOTICK TU HEIUS OF PKTITIOX TO SiXL Kfc A I.. ESTATE. State of Indiana, I Mi hoi Cwuuly, ss : VJOTH'Eis hereby given that Jwhu C. W Harrier, Administrator el ike estate of Job Andere. di cvacrt has filn! his pclititou to sell the rral estate of the decedent, his personal being in ii fib-"rent to pay his debts : ami thai said peiiiioa will be heard at the next term L.r tlu i . aSS mM i 'i i, ii nil him uf -; - Couniv. B. Ik EIMONSTON. Clrm, C. C. 1. Dulai County. C Do ak, Ait'v. Feb. 21st, 1H73.-3W. EX WIITOK S KUTtCKt. " NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned, ha been appointed Executor with will aowtxed of the estate ot MagdeHan llolrath. late of Dubeiaceiititv. Indiana, dit-cased. Sam etate is probahl sol vent. MM MAKE St'HITTElt, xer. B. Bi'ktt.s r.K. Att'y. Fob. JUt, lH7X-$w. ADMIN ISTK ATOK'ri NOTICE. NOT ICE is hereby given, that ii inters itrned has been appoir theiiointnl Vdministrator w ith the will annexed of tbe e-tate of Sebastian fienn. late ol Dubois Coimly. Indiana, deceased. Said estate is prohahlr insolvent. FUANK FINK, Adm'r. B. BtTTTVFB, Atty. Feb. 7th. 1873 -3w. ADM I XI ST BATO It's SACK. NOTICE is hereby given, that the nanWaigned ailiniuistralor of the estalrt of llsmillou McCain, demurs willonVr for sale al puldic ahction, atJthe late resi deuce of the decedent, in Duhoia oouutr. 1 1 id i n i.i. on FBI DAY. March 7lh. 187t, I ho personal projierly of sahi estate StfasMhsg af 4 Morses, 1 Mule. 1 fork of Oxr-n. Cattle, Ilog. Sheep, 1 (ano Mill .and Frsporator, I Boad Wagon. Farininie Implement. Ac. Ac. TKItMS. Sums of Ave dollars and under cash ; on sums over five dollars a credit of twelve months will be given, purchasers giving notes at interest, waiving hrnetit of valuation, with good sceurilr. Bit 'il A fJD F. MILBUItN, Adm'r. Eeb. 14th, U73.-3W. BfcST THING IN THE WfST. Atchison. Topeka ft 8aota Fe Railrssd LANDS! TRBKK HILI.IOM U RM tllualed Id nod near Iii rknu Vallaj. ! Fiarkt rorUn of Ktimwl Eleven years' (a edit. Seven per rent Interest. 22 per cent, reduction to settlers who improve. A FREE PASS TO LAUD BOTIR8' THF. FACTS at'oul ibis Orxit mr-ls lMUrt4n, und a Nth! I mHtimn of nrijr MlrttS nSM, ml Siilrndlil CUBMttl n,,r' "'! mild Wlnlrrn; carlj nlnniing. ant no Wim"" Sio, k : ,l,-nlr f Ralnfnll, and Jnul al lh rihl wat"". Oaal, Hlon. and Frl,: nn Iba IIa; Cbaf t l.nnil.iT , fAaat, tr. ; n I....U nnnid hjr SptrnU""; BWaaaftaajSl und Pro rmpisiaa bow ahnndanl ; Srt rlasH Railroad na Mia lino of a tmM Tbrounb tunit: I r.'diKl. will pay for Land and linirnrantta ITU ro T10I lur Circular tint gtacral tnformaUan, Mrata A. m. TUIIMIillli Manafar Uad Utp'l Foh H. TS.-Sm. Tora. I BEST TO USE." "EASIEST TO 8EEL.M S. M. ARaiiU: It don't pay yo lo t'mhi tho bam machlna. Fror oar claim a. Oel tho Agrur ant ) II II. Addrcua a. oomehtic" a. au o.t ae caassstM tfmw fork. on CINCINKATI. Krh 11 ISM. aa. STALLION POSTERS LE those wanting stallion posjiu ran be accommodated at this offlfe-

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