Bloomington Courier, Volume 9, Number 23, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 April 1883 — Page 4

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-Wlnyou to ll00glit for cash dme direct to the jlork b(J. tnraed in. quarters. mke them gLETTERS FROM THE' ,PEO- iae. has. an incubator, PjjEr , 0 an apparatus that hatches chickSiRGEXTi IS eb. March -.At. - .ug. Three hundred

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Editor CoukiieR: Enclosed find $3.00 tor the good old Courier for 1S82 and 1SS3 The' health of this part of the country is xrood. We have had a severe

chickens can be hatched at one time; The machine consists of boiler over which is a pan of sand and offthis the eggs are

placed. The water in the boiler

No better evidence of tho

(jealousy of Bedford is needed

than the following slur from the Bedford Journal of this week: The New Albany folks rubbed up one of their old fire engines

and sent it up to Bioomingtoii as

a gift in return for the Hood ratiors sent to that city after the late high water. The llloomington people are proud of the gift as a little boy is when he gets his first pair of red top boots. "Our University Photographer," Barnes & Lewis, have just received a fine line of. frames with choice Matter for their customers.

eold winter, but pleasant other .g kjpj. t & temperature of about days. No rain since last Ucto- w- ky the means of a lamp un-

Der, ana outiuiif-uy wV"v der the boiler.- Mr. iiowe is now

The crops last season were goou. e5tin tho maehine with a hatLet her come the.Gouner. . vitg( a hundred and 25 eggs. J. LUJmhlk.? lSnnii chickens ought to be

Pomona, Kansas March 23. ! plenty, and cheap.

Editor Courier: -Please Iincl en-. . closed $2,00 for the Courier, j . Benjamin Voss has resigned We have 700 Democrats ,in thw ras oimcilman from the Second county, and some good oiiearil. Give my respects to Mitchell, 1sm.m" TT-T 7 Abel, John Graham, and all, ; . She Late Samual Boruff. Everything is .a booming, here. :1tTom tBeSpencerjournai: I would like to see all you good It is witli a sad heart that L by rcDemocratS' again: Will get you j quest of friend inform the readers a few subscribers for thConrierof the Jwurnal of the death of my j)ere ' : .father, Samuel Boruff, who died at

his homj in Monroe conn ty, Xndina, on the 20tUday of -.December, 1883.

after, suilenng intensely for a, great

while, with what is catted sftemng of the brain. No human can tell

anything about his misery and suffering, but death came to his relief, when his disembodied spirit took ite-Jhsht by a convoy of angels, to the spirit world. His mortal remains were carried to Clear Creek cemetery, followed by a large concorse ofrwcepinsrrelati.irosand friends where they were disposed in the mother earth to await the glorious jtesarrectfoni where he dietb no more and death hath no im domi nion . ..- ., i over him. 'lThen will peace wreathe her chain " . Hon ml us fore verT Their shalt be brought to pass the sa5ing that was, written, "Death is swallbwed up in victory Then slmi. spring the flowers that never wVtherand flow thelight that never fades, and' roll the anthem that never clogs and never ends, and gusthe joy that never fails and

open, out life and glory throng b the

,Whe -everlasting ages.

The subject of this sketch was born in Powell's Valjey, Tennessee, in the vear 177. Marcli 25th. Was married to Elizabeth Butcher

ia his 19th year. He emigrated to

this-country when the red man end

bruin still inhabited the forest and settled on Moor's creek for a time; th en bort a farm nca r where S in i th -ville now stands. There he lived for a n u mbe r of y ears. A s the co u n -try, grew up, he grew in wealth -and

booght a farm where he lived at his

death. He wa3 here anl helped

ito elear the site of the ciSy-of Bloom

mgtorit He was well known and respected in the cowoty in which he restded. ' Hek reared a large family of children, 16 by his first wife, all without the aid of a doctor; all of

whom grew to man and womanhood,

except one who wa burned t death while quite -young-. Some 25 years ajro his wife died; after some years he married again to Eleanor Owdel and raised another son, making 17 children; ,all but one lived to be grown.n There are a h und red gran d children ; 22 greatgreat grand childranr; out of this number 25 are dead, G of his childaen and!9 grand childrcin ' Father joined the Christian church years ago and lived in the faith of Christ antii his death ; he was a man of a firm mind for a man that had no educatloB. Some days before his death he told his wife that he was going home; he said he hated to leave her, but had to go, He told the writer he wouldn't take the world for h little hope he had of the Glory World, and from this we believe he died in triumphs of a living faith. HkxryBorupf.

5 Wm. A. Joirxsox.; Newton, Kansas March, 2S- ; EniTpK CocKtER: v Enclosed send you 1.50 for ypuf paper, l am lost without the" Courier. Waldo Florida; March 2& ' Editor Courier: . Enclosed find $ .00 lor the Saturday Courier for six months, begining with the number giving a description of the late fire?r ...... - The $1.00 seut will pay for the Courier; for the balance of this year. 9 4nionths. .Editor CouririJ - " ' :" f ; Nev,ion, . Kaxsas, March 20 " Editor Courier: 'Please send the Courier to? the address ef Mark Dixon, Newton, Kansas for; which you williind enclosed $1.50. X came to this,place the 18th of lastovember, and got'

a job of carpenter work at 2;50'f

a nay. i wonceq an winter lor $2.00.a day, and, the last . two months, have- got- $2.00; a day and board and washing. This county is as beautiful as the eye would vishf' to see" but the weather . is disagreeable. The winds are so high, and it is nothiug for the weather to change th fee times a day. TheJ soil is

fine here, but too much sand up North in iMcPherson county. We had a sand storm Jast Sunday that beat anything I ever saw. The air -was full of sand, and the sun looked red through the clouds pi saad, you could

not see anyone a square, ar

head of you. In going to Si At

Smith's -X had to'cross an open prairie a mile and a half and was nearly blown aver. It hard to keep plastering on the North walls unless the. studing, is rfrom live to six inches, wide. I was recently got by-a sudden change. The morning was .comfortable, but in the afternoon a blizzard set in and I had' both my ears frozen stiftandone -.eheek blisteredi The fariiaers are getting ready to plant. Wheat; looks well. ' . W. Harrold. In addition -te: ih& above foreign subscriptions were received last week frorii Emma E. Cox, Muscoga, Indian Territory; John Metz Cincinnati. Jas A. Steaphens, Palermo, 111.

The Bedford papers speak of a John A Sare being arrested near JBloomington for grand larceny, and brought to Bedford! Th mother of W. P. McNary arrived from Chicago last Wednesday. By mistake the conr dutor put her off.at Gosport eaily in the morning: 1 . J. H. Garrison will purchas a brick maehine. erect new drying! sheds, and hare everything in' order to turn out about a million; brick by six weeks from now.; This will be enough to supply thei demand for all the new buildings' Howe and Sen received 501 insurance on plate glass crcked by the heat of the fire. ... i Barnard's mill in Vanburenj township, has been deeded to! the Monree Building Assoation. We return our thanks to thei enterprising photographers,! Barnes k Leivis,for a large pho-j tograph of the late fire while it was in progress, also one of thei

engine presentation ceremonies

I stood around my father's bed, I watched, X waited at his head, I often wondered in my mind If a dear Savior he did find. uTho time seemed slowly to pass on, And fatherrdear, was almost gone, Breathless we waitfd and thot erollong

i4To; heaven he will soon be gone.

His many friends .came in at night, To watch his spirit wing its flight. To Heaven above, where all is fair, And no night can enter thcie. Though' the pulse was not so bold, And the hand was marble cold, Angels were waftiag his sacred sole, Fnr he was eigh ty five vears old. Ah Isoon It came, faint grew the breath Twas hard to think of fathers death, I watcued, I waited, and 1 sighed, At midnights hush dear father died. Then we wen and looked around

At the chosen spot of ground,

Copies ef these pictures are foil . Whre we shaped the little mound, rale at the gallerv on the wef And iusLbencath dear father's found.

side ol the square..

LI. ife E. BOKIH.

Hiram Lintlley, the druggist, has just received a full stock of wall paper of t he latest pattern, and .styles, and a machine lor triming the same. He also has

a large stock of paints and oils ready for the spring trade. Dr.

J.S. laris, late of Shoemaker's,

isinow engaged at this store and w 11 be pleased to meet his old

friends hero. Everything in the driiff line is kenf on hiind and

put up by experienced hands.

VANBU11EN TOWNSHIP. Farmers are busy sowing oats and breaking sod; sugar making time is past. Wheat looks bad generally; where bone dust was used wheat is looking splen-

did.-

Health is good in Vhis

locality. Our school closed

on the 30th of March and Mr.

Frank Mulky taught an excel

lent school. Elder W. 13. F.

Treat is holding a protracted

meeting at Harmony Church-

The marriage of Miss Ella Stone to Mr. William Reed look place

on Wednesday eve the 28th.

V We are glad to see the smiling

(ace ot Jrloyd Rice back again

from the Sucker State; ho says

it was so awfully awful muddy

that he would -come home and

stay a few days. We imagine

Floyd didn't like out west when there was no wStonc around, like he was used to seeing twice a week. Mr. Oliver, of the firm of Fuller & Co.'b saw mill, has moved on the land of Mr. Condor and making preprations to move their mill as soon a;$ the roads will permit. We underthey have a first-class mill and do good work Mr. Hiram Rice, of Clear Creek, is going to locate his mill at Harmony, and, taking expenses in consideration he can do as much work as any of the mills, so ho sa)'S. Who will the supervisors be ? is the all absorbing talk with the citizens of this township at present. Mr. Stanford Thrasher lost a valuable horse by luns?: disease.

All Uu'SC knowing them selves in

debted to mo will i j ease come fur-

waul And settle immediately. Inasmuch as I have accomodated'.vou ui the past and am now in need of tho money I hope one and all will come forward and settle without a second inxltntion. C. R. Pekdcjc.

now

Ladies, have you been to the New York Store since the new goods

came in ?

NOTICE Having lost all mv instruments

Stock tt furnitue by the bite lire 1 earnestly urge all who know them selves indebted to me to call and pay up as I want money and I want it bad and must have it, I have an entire new outfit ordered which will be hero this week. My oflice may be found on the GrecYos corner froont room up stairs. Very Kcspect fully J. W. Crain, - - - The remainder ot my stock, con sisting ol over 5,000 worth of boots and shoe, will be found at the Mendelsohn hull, where they will be sold regardless of cost. Call ami sec for yourself. I mean business.

That Browns Iron Bitters will cure the worst case of dyspepsia. Will insure a hearty appetite and increased digestion. Cures general debility, and gives a new lease of life. Dispels nervous depression and low spirits. Restores an exhausted nursing mother to full strength and gives abundant sustenance for her child. Strengthens the muscles and ncrveSjCiiriches the blood. Overcomes weakness, wakefulness, and lack of energy Keeps off all chills, fevers, and other malarial poison. Will infuse with new life the weakest invalid.

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Ovor MCttHa & C a.

SEEDS SEEDS

On OMT Now Pfc m

For th MARKET C AWDENEa

For the PRIVATE FAMILY

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pr EUiuWue Intc Ciaiwtus nmA Sural Iteatoier JfcKEK TO All UEBGBJfifVa, 8EWB W TWE GARBS FOR TRADE f 6AVI9 LAN9RETO&S0NS,SEB) eROTO8,PttlLA0apaU

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37 Walker St., Baltimnrc, Pec :B3i. For six y?ars 1 have 'icen a cn-.at Buflcrcr from Blood Disease, lJys-

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-We understand that Nat Barnard h going to leave this county; he has been East to secure a position in a mill. We wish him success wherever he may cast his lot.-- Mrs. Elah Koons was thrown from her horse last Friday and had her leg broken, and was found tying in Ihe road, several hours after the accident, by one of the neighbors. Van Bi rkn. BENTON TOWNSHIP. Hiram McCoy has a contract to yard from sixty to 100,000 staves for McGregoiM& Co. on his own farm. Tom Barnhill will soon have a contract with the

parties for &0,000. Spokes and staves are quite a factor to merchants here. Tom Cain is running a hoop pole yard as well as selling goods. Isaac Young one of the operators at Tom Peterson's spoke factory got his hand badly cut by one of the equalizing saws. The Spencer boys have just finished a fine house on the old Brock farm for Andrew J. Fleener. Blount Campbell and Jim Boltinghouso will, if they continue, create a famine in hogs around hero. The people here could utilize Tilden's barrel just now. The Neal boys had their store and its contents destroyed by fire on last Saturday night at Needmore; also the storehouse of young Prosser, living in Georgetown,. Brown county, was burnt on the same night; supposed to be the work of an incendiary. Both build

ings insured at $1,000 each.

Our stock never whs bo

I n r good sso cheap. New York Store,

hbO - 9mNOTICE OF CITY ELECTION. A General Election will bu held in the City cf Biooniington, Monroe county, Indiana, on the First Tuesday in May, 1888, the same being the Slh day of said month, at which the following city ofllcers will be uieeted: One Mayor. One Marshal. One Assessor. One Treasurer. One Clerk. One Councilman from 1st Ward. One Councilman from 2d Ward. One Councilman from 3d Ward.

pcpsa,a!ilConstj;uioii.anUbecpme

so detuMMea nnt I cowuoirci;im anything on my stomach, in face, " life had almost become a burden. Finally, when hope had almost left jnc, my husband seeing Bkown'S InoM Bittuks advertised in the Taper, induced me to give it a trial, am ikw taking the thinl hcule and have not felt so well iu six year as 1 do at the present time Idrs. U F. Guu'FlH. Brown's Iron Bitters will have a better tonic effect upon any one who needs " bracing up," than any medicine made.

NOTICE.

Having aold our Mill, we desire all thse indebted; to us te call iunnodiately and settle their accounts as we wish to close up the business of the Mills as soon as possible, any having claims against us will please present them for payment Respeetiully, LfUTf.ER Bros.

The folh-winir

vol inr

preeineU

have been established:

In the First ward, at Mayor s office In the iSeeond ward. Library room on public square. In the Thud ward, Clark's blacksmith shop. ROBERT C G REEVES, City Clerk.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is . hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by I he Clerk of the Circuit Court nf Monroe county, Stste of Im!miH,mlministrator with the will annexed ot the estate of tJuineu Dearman late ol Monroe county, deeeased. Saivl ea is supposed to he solvent. Jonx II rSTlNlTON Administrator. Mareh 4, I8S3.-

North End of Fee' BinldiBf, Cl lege Ayeaue. PIofira. furniik vthtn dir4.

ATTORN XYS AT LAW,

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Will praH in Court of Uourita and ad lltfUoa ud all businMa nktU to hU

aro

Hit

ATTOIlNYIi AT LAW,

rraeitco ia ifaa Courts f Monroe and adjoh ins eountiei. Prompt aitfrutiou ctvefi Loco UcUotia and all tkr Ua 1 aeiaeas.

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Doctor A. C. Spencor has just returned from the Medical College at Indianapolis, where he has graduated, receiving a diploma. Nancy W. Spencer has gone to 'Biooniington on a visit to her brother and sister, J. J. Alexander and Mrs. Martha Mullikin. Miss Florence Barnhill has just returned home from a visit to her grandfather, J. J. Alexander. Bknton.

WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES, PAINTS, OILS.

That were on tho road tt the;

time of the .fire, to be sold cheap. J. W. Shokmak.su. At Stuart & McPhe.etors' store.

A D MI N 1ST Li A VO R'is SALE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, administrator with the wid annexed of the estate of James DeAnnan, doeeased. will offer for sale at pobhc auction at the late residence of said James, Dearmnn in Rioomtngion to wu ship, Monroe eftuty. Indian?, on TU5.LDAY, APRIL 24, the personal property of" said estate

I e us! cling of horses, sl:eep and farm

ing un piemen Is. raio to buin at 10 feloek a. m. TERMS Ob SALK: Sums of five dollars and under cash, in hand, on sums of over live (h!lars a credit of six months will iTe given. The purchaser jivinr his note ilh ap pruned surety with 'interebt waiving valuation or appraiseuieni laws. John Hi;xti:;.tx, Administrator villi will annexed. .March 3D, !SS. East & East Att'vf..

1H THK DefiJEj Lake, Xnillo Mountain, And House Eiver Count; y

Tributary tn the United tHate! Land OWee at , GRAND FORKS, DAKOTA. Seasonal 3 a p and full par tiuulars mailed .'lVee t o anv address ssistanl General Passenger Ag?n' St. Paul.. IiM$is IMsMtoiaR. S. ST. PADL, KXKit.

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j Ohio 4 Mississippi I'j. THE 3 RE AT T.IROCGH OAR AKD FAT TIME ROUTfe.

Just arrived from New York for Barnes & Lewis an elegant scenic arrangement paih ted specially for them. Must be seen (scene) to be appreciated. Well may tho Nashville merchants "squeal" about Brown County trade coming to Bloomington. The New York Store gets the largest portion of that trade. The Bee Hive has just opened a beautiful line of embroideries, laces and inserting, which for cheapness and beauty cannot be excelled ia this market Go to Dunn & Co. for your (fertilizer when you waul to plan f

WSTillB M kMik CMsap fy Time ift 'M feci March IS, JX$3 "Monon Eonte," Affords the Best, Cheapest, Quickest, mst Dssirable Route to the Great West and North West, South and South We. 3TiiRBGH IVassekger Traiks,Da tut

BAY MAIL. NIGHT XX No. 1. No. .

II :59 pm. ll:23pin

8:)0 pm. No 2. 5:05 pm 9:10 pra

Parlor (oaches on day trains Wtwetin Chicago. Palace Sleepers on night trains between Chicago and Ja ckson vi Jle, Fl or i d a.

NORTH. Bloom ington, Chicago, SOUTH. Biooniington, Louis v die,

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No 4, 3:27 am. 7:20 am.

7.20pm i39am 7.00am

Leave St. Lonis

6 40am .S.OOam 6.50pm Lo ve 11 itch ell 3.27pm 2.47pm 2.23am Arrival Cincinnati 3.23pm 6.35pm 6.39am

IPfty JXHC$S has Parlor Cars without cliange to Cincinnati. Dining curs Seymour to Cincinnati. fiht Expjeft has Palace SlGepiu Car to Ciuciunli without chaiije. "AtSsasic E3;iS'.!j has Palace Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, Louisv'.lle, Washington and halti throre without change. Dining car Seymour to Cincinnati,

3 mi$ WH18E ALL USE rAtLS,

by dmeff iat.

BwtCouffatJyrnp. Ticiwigooa.

CsoiE,e-nje. Sold

Acentr. Wiinted for I

Ncv atwi grapiiic 1'ictorial HL-Uoty at the irreat Sea hiit of the

J C. Mi CiiRov & Co.. iSo W. t'ounh S:..Cint-ioati. Ohio. Wu lu wifi seiliag fMt Bowleg rrywhot: Ufc-nJ Mia. &taKreUu A Co., Odd FctUwi I'.ioci, CvunK, 4.

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Repaving promptly attended t, 'and guaranteed to be done by skilled workmen. A trial is solicited. In Liudley's drug store.

Over 5000

Druggists

AND

Through tickets and Round-trip tickets fur South and South-west, and through trip and land exploring tickets (or North and North-west via most direct and close connection pontes. Baggage checked through to ail places where tickets are purchased. Travelers wanting information, appiy Lo either of the undersigned. fi AETKU PKBIUa , Ajtoti fc, BUouaingrtn. Ir.J., Murrsy Xollr, 5, P .A LoaiTitU. Xy.

W ESSHT W A IS fi. AfoHi. Dty 5h:, Kill) 9s. Leave Cincinnati

0 4:3am S.OOam 7.20pm 11.15pm :

Leave Mitchell 11.21am ll.51ain 11.17pm 3.51am Arrive St. Louis 7.2.5pm 6.30pm 7,i0am a 120am The three express traius run daily encl; wav.

moans

Htvo Signed r Endorsed the Following RMaarkable Document: Hw9ara.l3M.bwy; & Johnson , ISaKufkottur insCbeinita, 31 Jrtott fit, Nw York i hAVQ bcZaL varioufl brands of Porous Pla-

UntV J3XJ rCSS hS Parlor Cars ttw. yhysiclwaa and tko IfubUo prer to St. Louis without change, IMnnVg ffigQg'o Oa,pcino tgjfiSfl Pitig to a2ft Cars Cincinna ti to Seymour. , othe WofWdw-ttuwicaeojrthoYary TVi.S'ht SXpYCSH has Palace vyeiiabldKoofihdWl emectles wrtby Sleeping Cars t o St. Louis without crfccuQciocca. Tkey ro enw&xlor to

change. Also, to Cairo and New Orleans without change, I'aC 1 lie Ex press has Falaec Sleeping Cars to t. Louis without change.

For reliable information as ti routes, tickets, time, ete,, apply in person or hy letter to B. A. Vruedly, Agt.. Miteheil.,Iud. Or,toT. Y. Russei.!., Traveling rasaenger Agent, North Veri:on,Ind, Y. W. Pkabom, Gon'1 Supt. Yt & Siurrec, Gen. Tas. Agt,

Mr Vegetable Knd klmcr Sood ChalM rl

INMl will kw. n riB ,r k1. olin :nnlv riii'itrnM l

law ecu ned ai. wrsio tor it, ' aij aeea ient ttcm my

CRtaulttMiieat warrant ei to be ltth frmh nd true to name,

to tar, mat should it p rc othamtsc, 1 affTCe u niu m order gratis. My collection ( vectabjt seed Is one of

tn most extensive ta Itc foaad in any Arnencoo catalogue, and a targe part of it is -f try own' gtntriog. . A orlttfnnl tutrtiucr nf Er.rlr Oblo and Barbaak

Fotatoea. &trblbed Esu-Iy Cvrn, the Hnl'banl Hanih, MarllJcad Csifahae, yhimnerU MnIosi. and a cvr f utKor new Vire :Ucs. I invite the r atron-1

age of tho puhlie. In tfae g-ar icr. and on the farms ofm '

tnoM mho plant my seed wih found mv best advmiae

meet. Jamas J. H. Crc sorv. M&rfalehrad, Mb.

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Anu will i. .mp!tlr change tho hlood in tho

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&&$teS$PTitH?&?&in in bro month. Any pen on who will :OV. ONE TO TWiKLVEWKEKa.ma-vberrttrod(tOHonnrheal h.if such at Complaints tiu-sa PilU have no equal. Phyaiclnnnsathem in th r practice. J

take ONfi PILC

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For curin KetAale Onrnnlaints th B PillB havenocnual. PtiTsietniKnon Mem ... tk, vu'l,nM'

or 9. nt Ij aiail for 5 ienta in sta-apg. Send for pamphlet. X. S. JOilNHOI? & CO.. Boston, Wcss.

utmmi av

bmiia libit bin i

valuable. Kothlnir oo earth will make bona lar like Sheridan's Condition Po rd An . TVm t

pint food. 8lq gvery whore, or Wit by maii tot a lettor-etampe. L. 8. Joumx it Oou

to 1

An Bngliah YatoriMry m Chemitt. aow' wavsiinj in ahta country. a- va tfcaa naoft otltb horse arnd CauU Pov drs id here re worthi

Powderaare aiBP?nteIr para and . Imroenaela

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in nnd rnrm Wood .TianaaU instc

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of culture of Oraina. Hoot

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CH 10 fforti 1T Guarantee to fnmiaU powsr to saw 8,000 feef of Ham lock boards iu 10 hours.

Our 15 Horzc uill cut 10.000 fed ia same tiaio.

.At Our Btigmes are arARAWraso g?WJ. to furnish a. hnr.ie.nower on

H less fncl and waior tbaa nny other Kngina not flttoJ Willi aa Automatlo Cut-OflT. If yon want a Stationary or l'ortabla Engine, Boiler, Circular Saw Mill. S&aftfofr or Ihalliea, either catt or Meddart'a 38 tout Wroxigbt Iron Pulley, tend 0r our illustrated Gita-

locua, " V " for iuformaUan and pris. r . PAYNS At BOSS, Corninr. W. Y..

THE CHIEFTAIN.. '

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By the osntril positioa of ito lta. oaa9Cts tha Bast and the West by the ebortcjt roaw.cod mm i via passenanrs, without ehaa? cfoarv, bctwek Chvoacc ana Sensao City, Couae U BiaBs J mth worth, Atshon. BLantcpolia and fit. Peel. j

eeaaeets la Uiuoa lJopata wlKx cul.uto prluipei

Ova Atlantic and ebo Pme4a

lot, ?al&aa f

xnreo grains ocfwcm umnga ac4u -

i-rcr x'ointo. two at nine between can

dialog Cbavr Cars. Sallmaa'a Pros fiijonioft 04n. and tho Beat Ujo of

Stfett VfcrlcL Threo 3?raiaa boiwwa UMuri Hi 'tr Points. . Two Trains t

Mo and BfiUue&poUaaad Ct, Pawl, via tito Jf,

"ALBIEHT LEA ROUTE

A yrew aa i Direct Line, via Geaocaaad Kcalse

ea Ortweon .Aiootsioacu

Lock Lever, Sulky Rake with Spring Seat

bae, has A&cHratijr twen o

s. ry5, xfawscrt Hews,

Ifaeta.js'r

Zudiat

Louiav

uaj t anooga, Aaasa, A- . Lex iufft oe, (anaainaH, r

UiBiiia. m lamaa-

kOtX-'lllCs

tapouia ana jjiarftto, ana

U34 ana at, and iutorciecua'.e peseta. - All Throirrh i'aasonasTQ TroTui on Part Bmisa

'toltota for sale lit crlnotnal Tlotees QUI mttx'

iao uauea states ana vanaouk Bazeose hacked tarouh and rates Of tore waya as low as competitors waa offer las mummm

stutas.

aol Kay;

taasa.

Tor &atu jd InfOTOaMon.Bst tha Kapa aad Ta-. are of the 7 . V - -fxt : GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,, , A. your n ai , roat. Tlolees OOoa, or addresa " ' ft. tt, CABLE, C. $ T. JOHN

-Proa, a oai'ni'fT. si ta. rasa Aflfc, .

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MADS, IlIOCST PINISMBD,

8CASIB8T OPKRATIH0 RAKK MADE. CHI2ITAI2I BAY BAKE CO. CANTON, OhiOe

BUTTEB-WORKER mcxmmm n i a 1 Operating on ta peSndale of DWECT AND POWERFUL PRESSURE, Ituiead of roHioa. grte iing or

di&u ttyon te butter. Weeks ia ike sail as watt. CERTAIN, EASY, QUICK, STRONG, CHEAP. mmmmwm'jmmmaammmmwmmmmmtmlBBWmmwmmmmwmmBmmm . Sexid for full doacripttve eiseuiave ta taa Mreators and BOLK WLiiEBS, PORTEIt BLAJf CSARD -S SONS, MNtORB, fie U. -

ng MEnolfcfaga igra invented. wRl (nri o pair ot

l wia ai anH a great variety of raaar-

jrt04tS, tVtl

4 riv,csseass::a

i estMdlally :

STOCS rSSDEES. ' Itir; oatva-

of fARlICK3aadST(

Vlo of si i el ling and grind lug i wenty luahola per kour, w ;th four to six nurse-power, end oaa bo

rua bt wrwr, eteaza or horae-iw-rer. Tao i

enndius pUtes nrwof oryaMlvisod iron, anfl ooet ;

91.00 a yair, aU fcr.&oaltt fcli dsecriptca.

ST JOSEPH BITS CO.

MISKAWAKA, !KO

wort for wW th there hi

rtfrotfarairitcnns

AikM4 99 WaeningtoQ

CH BLOOD!

HRjAatid wlil cxtfnilotoly chanffo rho blood ia

COTtroavs'.eoi t ;smeee lr.ontns. Anv parson

rai

other Poroiaa SSastS i Tiiiaanf ar caitemal ubo.

I. " , .

Pivrmaow&ic.l lur&dttot, of tills kifftieat ardor of mwrit, azut aa rqaof aiwi physicians ad daTnawlefa.

ho win UCx.n l viu caou ofsrht from 1 to 12 weelcs

forming MngoYi

TBfiy BO raftir(jd to sound hoaltih. Jf enich a tiling

ixijioraBAL fjen ny wan far e letter starpoa.

W3on other reaadias fttil arot a 22a& ecu's Oapoino Pktaeer,

You will be ftisappolnted 14' ydu usa ct, oap Plaators, Xilmoata, 3?a4a or Klootrloal Unetia toys. .

EAWYOU.

Want good, anersattc agents every-vherr-to sell our eic itoriaX fv-tnUy JNala. The boot in the

wonu. sen iiiaatratlons, 1600 pp.. . handsomo binding, and many valuable fcaturds . fraud in Ho. other IUfcle. Hells at night. Also Kid pa tit's History of the tJ. H., ooaaplato with the preaeul admlnkrtnslioti. If yon want to make money send for tonne, circulars, etc. Adrooa WALDBS ti 110 WE. WO W, FOCBTV WH WWEMjATfc "THf BS3T IB CHEAPEST."

TWRPQUCDCSAMILH

HsmiWsPi

iSnltedtoaK sca;ts. Writefor FOKK muo. I'junaabfl wtd Prieea ti; lae Aaluaaa Jt TajJor Co., UawelO. 0S0.

caa be zcodei e

In sis months salUag vi

'fSISiSD8'S MAPS TkCliARTS o? $0 oatalcue, Croo, address, 51. C. TSJXISOX, CincihftAtl, (X. K. Y. City,

T&cksur.vllte, m,t Ojdo.b, KoU.

1-8

Mima 111 III -r-

aro reaping: a nav vest selling our

AOEHTS

Kitchen Queen Safety Lamps

' Ami other household article.

The best pelHnsarttcleserar pin 011 tho market For MmMM)S

and Temi, address the CLIPPER M'F'Q CO.

No. 288 Walnut St., Cincinnati. O,

jMLYONaME

State & Monroe Ms., Chicago.

w ill ion.l prcinlti lo any mltt tb

, BAND CATALutiUbt

ot 1 ruintmcnu. . suit, t s;, iuiz. Pociroru CtauU'tv (aI.-.mt

CHats, $.i.lTr Rubi Owl St. al