Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 March 1880 — Page 2

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ANOM ALIKS.

COUNCILMAN—THIRD WARD. | *5ei>r)tc I’liipps will be an Indepemlcnt can-i >tidatn for Couneilman in the Third Ward, at t-hecoininK city election, subject only to the ’ rotes of the ritizens at the polls. 8t 41 ,

Th« polished Stove which warms your room

Is blackest when it's bright;

The head and limbs and mind of man

4'A.M»ll>ATIa rOU ANHEKMOK. I. N. KWINU wishes to inform the voters of | Madison township that he will be before the convention a- a candidate lor Township As sessor.

Are loosest when he's tight; Those folk who are by Wood akin

Get up the bitterest fight;

The blindest man can't build a home

Unless he has his site.

And mong the darkies in the South The blackest are called w hue

iPuck.

“TK\ GREAT CALS.”

“Now matters have come to a point in your school; you have been trying to govern that crowd of rascally boys by love, v ut that has come to an end. Tomorrow they will try to put you out. Take | this ruler, and don’t come home tomor-! 1 r >\v nirlit unless you have used it up ever tlie liead and shoulders of some-

body.”

THE STAR.

I In Pennsylvania the Democrats seem to have foresworn Tilden. and now they • howl lustily for Hancock.

Ml Me Till

: Fuask A. Amold, Editor and Proprietor ( Candidates who wish the dear people If i

*„ know that they aspire to the honor oi ,| ( ,|j V i n ,i m Urcym-aHle. ,"«k >, d.'-i L nomination for office, ahould place their to bs&lochei'iony’iild i , v I

.. v. thick. Persons desiring to s e || ; I

Saturday, March 6 1880

Thk readers of Thu Star will please bear in

mind that we do not hold ourselyev accounts- • . _ i a — ... ...1....... el... , i rv i . . n C P il r 8 1)0 fl * 1 ” o I vA L. 1 ta W •

announcement in the columns of The Star. On our part we agree to print it regularly and conspicuously, for a con-

es thick. Persons desiring to rP1 ,. timber should call ontho undersigneii “ A. MUM w\\ J

■. • UllUUlIiuV WC UU UUfc Uirna C. C . . v.. • There was no appeal from that. A ‘.hLetfumns' wT.Tmply greater than the whole class of “great /iv e space to our correspondents that the peci-

, I.* rnx v l**:irn wh.it tho thoiiirlita ol their

HSTOTICE

pie may le.trn neiRhora uro.

Ilnilder*!,

TO

l*lasi«»nTs*

Entered at the Postoffice, Greencastle

And now the State Hoard of Agriculture has taken a new departure, by ordering that $1,01)0 be appropriated for

tho woman’s department

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Stool.Cover A Rouk.nnlvv, Hr....... I t .. . 1. ’ fit

at the next

Organs,!:! Stops. ;t set Swell*. Stool A I

lllustraled Newspaper I,

dress Daniel P. Beatty. Washing! i \

and 4 on

State fair, and that the Woman’s Board j

Affcii/s, Head Tk

(Journal of Education 1 O ^ At the age of sixteen, before we had ’ had spoken, and we felt .n our

discarded our “roundabouts,” we souls that fate waaatand.Dg at the school-

contracted to “keep scIkxiI,” in District 1 '' l: T ° or ' , . . . ,

No. 5 for $12 per month and “boarding '' ''"'''pnit ''ve.nidttixLiblv Ind., as second-class mail matter. ^tate nur, u„u u.ut .... " r -- ^ - We want an agent in thUcoumyu,, round ” We knew very well the little .1 I loincr or .1 I o{>e ve might j . . of Industry shall have entire and txclu- w ni pay a salary ot $10u pi*r mornh .

red school-house, standing at the exact ‘ ! ' e “ f lhe «>'*'"* ^ Thk eornM 8loM of the new Indiana sire control of that department.

I am now prepnred to fill all order* for stone center of the district, on the borders of How the ugliest loafer in a frock coat, .. „ a -i, h . d . vith Masonic w.,.. . flii^ ha« a start money is -* 11, Mlrhll,lin ;- and lime ut ^ i. uw f|T |J J > r*',1°. i? 1 a mighty swamp, the farm-houses scat- kicked in the door at recess; how, when ‘ ' ' , cm ti r ‘ , . ' ’ , . A lloCSEHOl.D NEKD! 1—A book ooy ■indecuh edly the bc«111my m the '“RrT^;_ All f ;n i i c .. , ..., ceremonies m the early part of May. 1 ‘‘f 1 cas i;y made. Look at this: Aceordin. is) pi«M*rs and l.tver CoppUim,.

*^ r ’ to tho Treasury books William II. ^ an-

made to bare a jerbilt is now the owner of $31,500,COO of

Ion recoivo prooapt attontion. Addreoo,

11E.NKY C. KTE:' O.

3m4fi Limednlo, Ind.

[ Address Dr. Sanford,

City.

SILTS

COMPOUND OXYGEN,::

laki*.« five sparkling

tered about the hills, and we also knew! the trembling young master asked,

the nuisjinoe of that particular school, a " Who did that?” tho big boor lifted his stone will weigh a .out ei„ t ons stjuad of half a dozen rough fellows who diumb to his nose and executed that rangementa arc being

had emerged into “tail coats,” and would dgnifleant gyration with the little finger grand and glorious time. registered 4 per cent, bonds. It is said r ; r « lor( r n f remarkakle curcT it ,vll '. h *»«> discipline of a boy- which would makes savage of St John Tm; l(> th , Na.i^, R,.,,uhli- that he purcbMed »20,000,(XX) ... these fc c 0 ^ y rrh til0 , ‘^ r w B, 5‘T ee a a n ' 1 T;i! i ; m temperaf*. Hold by drag slats or Mat pedagogue in a roundabout Alter the “imsclf, how, fired witn tne couragi 01 ,• r„^una ur.. ‘or bonda at par, and ae their preaent market Jkj*. Dr*. Stsrki , . Biros. Mumifaeturar. ssu ftark.t btr^t. first flush of elation at our election the , .,i, i bi , 'kuruh' Blaine, or at least a Urge majority of them value la 107, Mr.Vanderbilt has already

rushed'^up'theTnellned 0 plane,''Upsetting There is no doubt that if the ap- -‘' k 'Tludri. several small children, on the insolent pointments had been made one month vestment. This does not include the

would have carried the amount paid him for the year s interest, ^jj B * npicnanla'a i.Lcn irfaf h

to those suffering from Nervous Ih-lciiit,. iLAiitiwin I * n r n I v»f i a nr unv ilie-......

'•y man on rfucipi o i

II. llirefl, Manufactur«r, l!15 Market Street, I’hiliKielphiu, Pa. Cm45

'b'lphia, l 1 , 1 ;

VICK’S

Illustrated Floral Guide.

j reflection came back like a return wave j of ice-water, that in all human proba bility ere onr seventeenth birthday

ON 30 DAYS TRlj

A beautiful work <»f 100 Page?, one Colored

r M*> 1 lluFtrutionR, with <lc-

should duwn, we should have been seen scoundrel, tore oil the collar of his frock- earlier, t irant

vanishing head foremost out of the school 1 coat ? «nakcd him down the area before day—“delays are dangerous,

house window into a snow drift, pro- the lire-pluce, and bcu, him over tho head

polled by Class No. 1 of big boys. In

and shoulders till he roared

Flower Plate, and ^ scription* of the best Flowera and Vegotablen. with price <>t aeedsand how to grow them. All

lor a Vive Cent Stamp. In Knali^h or <terman. • r i . . » * » »» Vick aSoeda are the beat in the world. Five oUr anxiety Wc applied to “Aunt Anna, talltn/"how 0 1oTet tT. l !n buy ,ho Fl " ral Gui ' lt '' the general oracle of the household.

The Flower and Vutreubl* Oiirdcn, 17'> pages. Aunt Anna was a stalwart maiden of , !‘ e 'ten great gals

Cot ntino Illinois as certain to send a

which is $800,000 more.

And now a special from Washington

I,™ intervals hr '• “ T.TThT’. .Ttod.X inT

claim niotal of 178 votes already secured move to abolish the two-thirds rule in the

iHHtmn, Paralysis or any disease* lii".,'. ' or Kidneys, and many other din a-i j ' 1 cure guaranteed or no pay. Athlr. .

Co., Mnr^Holl M'^h.

H«df <

accomplices, and took in the situation;

had spiked the gun

. ” a . n . y . hundr ' ; l e ?* r,, ,'Y ! 80 summers, gigautic in iiroptrtions. hut ” f :1 » l’“t this wretch, who slunk and hundred additional

HlKf.

KM.

For50 cents in paper covers; 81 in ele-(

to Grant in the Chicago Convention. One Democratic convention is charged hj

votes will nominate Democrats here to have originated with

begged under our hand; how we wound him. and he is certain to secure this nutu- Mr. iilden. The) clai... that bo has

cloth. In German or Kniflish. 1 (;y T crv incil <1 I<l(lv in lltT (It'iir old llClirt. ^ • — - —— — _ a cofored |!latetrfererv*nu*mScr^fufd^ nafi0*0 She Lad nuraed half the children in town ll P with an eloquent address, and gave her from the States which have not yet been at work in States where Democrats <1 r, .on1 >; (ti • ir it. .a' .1 1 .. ii’ 1 1 * a i— . . si • 11 « 11 . /vo tv r» li n f n nt n 1 n i. n 1 not nrn I V'nf o

35 CtS, I Salehioom, 13 Wmt

Mar^holl

ON LIFE & PROPERt

w hj 9; 99?P Tod 1T»'? our SIAFK rv ATTA( Nulled fro* for 3ArU. Foor', , 1 A«ent» W«ot«d, Male or P.^ .

8. 8. NEWTON’S SAPitrv . .j!r ■■i

8APKTY LiEfr Bikobamtoii, H » *>T BlOADWiT »

enKravinps. Price 81 25 u year; 3ve copies for $5; specimen numbers —* r - -,n •> '

. i sent for 10 cents ; 3 trial copies for 25 cents. Address.

ti 40 .1 AMKS VICK. Kochester

N V.

ON HAND,

-AND-

RECEIVLYG DAILY!

A lurpe, varied and late-styled stock of seas

eonable

thr iugh measles, mumps and chicken- the whip|>ed ruffian his hat,with instruc- chosen delegates-Grant will undoubtedly cannot hopo to obtain i.n electoral vote pox, and wus the’mainstay in all family tmns to go home; how bissciisihlc father bu the non)inee; piaiue will be a poor and that if he can get rid of the twocmcrgcncies. There were sly rumors took off uhat remained ol his dilupida- g( , con j j n the race, and Hayes, Sherman thirds rulo he can secure votes enough that the occasional attack of “fidgets,” ted frock-coat, and trounced him till he & Co., will be distanced. , from each State to insure his nomination, which overcame the good old lady at yelled again, ami sent him to school the - • • - No one here among Democrats doubts night, had some relation to a mysterious following day with a compliment to the An e.\( hange aptlv i in.uLs th.it . t.i t | ia [ ) lt . j s j 10W busT devising means to

black bottle which she always carried in I’linky young master. All this might be tistics recently gathered show that there force hjs nolnjnation

her work-liox, but Aunt Anna plus the sung in heroic verse. uro about one hundred thousand more; ^ “fidgets,” was worth a regiment of ordi- But, if the truth were known, it was f c >male than male church members in The AN ashington special of the Cincinnary feminines for the home-made uses j n °t wo, but the “ten great gals thatdid this State. The whole number of both nati Gazette says: lhe third tenners of country life. the business. They had so demoralized gexes aggregate nearly 800.000, and the ar e in an unhappy frame of mind at the “Well, now, you are really going to the attacking columns by the magic of num ber admitted to membership during growing opposition to Grant since the

j ^ . j ^ ’TNC' ; * <ee P 8C * 1 ° ,, 1 i' 1 District Number Five,” , their charms that only one had the heart ^e past year was about 75,000. It is Utica Convention. Don. Cameron in 1JJ\I vjV/v'I ' saul Aunt Anna, smoothing down her big to defy the little master, and he dare not ol(V|OUS f rom ,1,,^,, g guru8 t | ia t there is particular, is greatly worried. Already Notions, Domestics, etc. j? ecketl T°, n au< ! xFctacles l.ft h.s hand When the day of battle sti „ r00tn f ood ( , Pal of ...issionarr several Blaine delegates have openly

_ _ ’ for , 8 fe" ,0lJ - k ; n « ‘ ook , »' thp 1,,c, P ,ent 7"“‘- A " d frf,,n ll ;7 we 7> wl ' ed wc!k in the State Of Indiana. declared their intentions to bolt the unit

AD bought of firft hand, at lowed price, and e ^ at the colaet ° ,d Al!U 1 ^ ru l e and an effort is being made to 'real..., cuidorners nru eirirtcclb r.Miu- ■it ' ,f tlK ' fireplace. Gain the affections of the ten great .. ... ... customers are guarnmeea d, riuin*, su ... ,, . , ,.i- .... ; t . .i Rem EMBER, good friends, that there the same disaffection in New \o>k.

g . ies Aunt Anna, I have promised to trals in our school-room, “and all thing- , ’ b _ , . ’ L . ,

.1 A3li:s ( * | LLESl’V S keep that school, but, 1^tween you and *ha!' work together for good.” " ,n not be llV0 Sundi ‘3’ s '» nionth of ^'‘'ne’s Inends feel confident they can

; me, I am dreadfully afraid to tackle that' February again until 1908,such occurring ultimately persuade a largo number of,

New York Store (rowdofb °™ YOU know what a rough A Koinaiitir I),„1. only every twenty-eight years. A Blait.e delegates in New York and Penn-

| set they are, and one of them has already Drench Paper] February to have live Sundays must be sylvunia to holt the unit rele. They are

Southwe.tfcorncrTPubllc Square, '‘given out’ that there will be no iKtaril Once upon a time all Algiers was laugh- in leap year and begin on Sunday, and trying hard to accomplish this object.

2tf Grecncwtle. ud. wanted in District Number Five after ing over an article printed in a local pa- by making the calculation it will be found the first week.” per edited by M. Arthur de Fonvielle, in t | )ttt j n i eap JCtt , s following this until

“That's a serious matter. Now, let’s " bith < reneral Y tisuf had been amusing- ff(iH it begins on the following days;

see if we can’t think of something to 'F caricatured us “Monsieur Joujou.” lgh4 1 .- riday . 1888i Wednesday; 1893 ,0 heIp the,u and milke Uiem better is help you. Now, you see l don’t know The late Clement Duvernois was the au- Monday i 8 <j G Saturday; 1900, Thurs- one tll,n S' To get them there to help

thor, but the editor avowed his respon.-i ' ' tho church is quite another thing. If it

CONSUMPTION

id Lung

radical

i Nerve

ml curef”'N t A rfr,u- , *lPrJ , t J v S 1 f3 >'i* Comi'laiutH. trhuh h it t'. e )Z thousand* of carrt. llociiHt. with full dir ,• fin German, French, or Knylinh) f,, r rrr ; juiif ami iwiiiK, neut by mail frrr ol rhar Ion receipt of Rtaznp. Please name ihii t, •

Inflfii ii ml ] Hiuh Werv< I/Htnc disensi t T rlm

—■ DntKK m price,

PI SOS CURE FOR

Ufc W

Drain Tiling.

The undersigned is prepared to furnish all sizes of drain tiling, at his kiln, in ('nates

The Terre Haute Mail moralizes thus: “To get men and women into the church

NEWRESTAURA*

Monday; 1898, Saturday; 1900,

wm wiihTV:^:, ^ytWng aW.t iKiok l^arnin’^ No f doubt V** XlVnTulorning Him. da -'- 1 ^nday.

iood tile aud inside prices guaranteed. into the middle of next week. But they was a ring at the journalist’s door, and r H I'Ll IS ! can fling you over the roof of the school- ‘he General showed his Arab face on the ’ I house in a jiffy, if they have a mind to. followed by an aide-de-camp, the Democrats are much div.ded

(X)— OYSTERS FOR SALK BY DISH OK IN BULK.

T cu

Heals uml l.imeli served ai

hours.

3m 38

Conte.ville. Ind

I know every family in the district. I

KANSAS and NEBRASKA.

have missed in every house, aud taken

is to help them, then poor people are as

From Washington comes the news that ^"“d mut tul as any other. 1. it is 8 4 W I

as to heIp lhe chn . rcb : then rich p e °p Ie arc tlie fiuj yjgjjj jj Tjiujj

HAST SIDE PUBLIC Slff'AKE.

>V. .1. i liirton

'.'1

their tlieories of tho political effect of

best material. Which makes preacher,

De Fonvielle was still in bed. — — -• i . , ... ... “You are M. De Fonvielle? You call- selecting Cincinnati as their place for u C,a meni '“ rs an ‘ 11( -‘ pulais Imppied me ‘Monsieur Joujou.’ We must holding the National Democratic Conven- tst > a P e " 11 °f people w ho want the

j the measure of every youngster that will fight.” ,; on . a Democrat who has been near, h#lp the >' Cln « et ,n “hurch service but come to that school. I “As you wish, General. I will send Tilden, and who claimed to have positive ' :annot holp uu,ch s,,ciaIi - ,r or financial!v . For full information in reaard to aecurin* u> 'f 8 ‘” IL ' U,,, 'S in >’ our L'Vor. you a couple of friends.” information direct from Tilden as late ns ° r a pow ful1 °f poople who have high cheap and beautiful homes in either of above Fhere 11 be ten erciit eiils in licit soli,ud 1 r .i . i . ,n,or inaiion airect irom inuin as laic as

named wonderful States, annly to “ , / • . g “ * i i . < )h! no, none of that; let us settle it i st ,^ k , no i;,i rn i social position and plenty of money, but

e.K.IIETVpiuiMOTV, I niostof cm arc good gals, too. n((W . here! I’ve come to kill you.” , politaal .. . f ^ *

(Jen’l A*«nt Kansa. ^Nebfalka Iinmlarant Now, some area head taller than you, “Alt tlic*i allow me to setup ? nii Old Sammy is as much a candi* ry ,ltt lor t, “ Go, P e ‘ ? l In-is

! and two or three of them are right bund- dress. Where do you prefer lighting

some, too. They can twist that crowd of “T h ' ls room wi > l

:::

TI ct

tf 24

Cnton.

A I < - Ii l-on. IkIIH.

2m :(7

jjjjj 'said: “Old Sammy is ns much _

t >” date ns he has ever been. This statement a ° 00 ^ ol t * le rea ' niotive.

can be made as authoriatively as anv|

:nu« aaif^?aS:‘i:!Sf'VT U,U| ^ r “"?f- "•‘: r ««.~« r w r 4. r w«ua *.v*»*k*n i.'.o,.k™. ^ cure* p* ine 'in * IVc m'n'v m" i"" 1 t0 No", nmid v\ hut Yusuf drew his sword and motioned to Hlden. Iilden is a positive candidate. Futnam County tho work is to be per-

NEW MILLSNEf

•K.w\ Wtwv XV ovYv.

BACK! ho Kidneys, Retent I rine. Nervous Disc md Kxoessos. Hunt’

I'rossly for these diseases. From Rev. E. <». Taylor. I>. R.kldist Church, Frovidenei

1 ms year, and soon, too, the census of

lie fin- .r 1 ' “" Statement can be made on behalf ol Mi th

Now, mind what

ight to wo . ^ „ v oia , _ ^ ^ ^ nn<l iii 1 di.oMc* of j gain the affections of them ten great gals, offered the two wcaiions to be Fonvielle. camnaiirn Ha has nriw»ini„ ,i rl „. „a ,,i i “PI'd'di-, 44 1 Maibler'and Lrina! and they’ll manage the-rcut boys while “This one will dJ said the journalist, “f": Ua J as P nTa ^7 d^* nwed ed hr tho Supervisor for this District. Take, sroat pleasure In cal'inath.» ryOncana. Propsy, you keen school ” * Kclectinp the officers sword, nnd the two IT,0S 0 who have bee:i mentioDed hach enumerator, or rather each nppli- gUdi. ^omlsire the laic.^ (iravtd. Hinhotow J * * I. ..*1 V T ri . i ai nc libnlvv * »%/-* l*;.. 1.1 I . .. .. .1 _ . . \ . ... : u‘ T? i ... 'r..

TI cu TI CL TI ^ur

fl Cl

Drops.,

(fravel, Diabetes, i Bright’s Disease of

tlio Kidneys. Retention or Incontinence ol I rine, Nervous Diseases, Female Weakness, ind Kxcessos. Hunt's Remedy is preparedex-

That sounded well, and, armed with T*! f,U T d < : ,u ' 1 ' , ’ thcr : ^usufhad thrown as likely to be his residuary legate, s, and cant for such, will be compelled to give

otl'his tunic and rolled up his sleeves, he is particularly hnrd againstHon lricks the following information: His

this panacea against rebellion, wc^showing his brown,"cordcii'arms';''liis ^ -y |u.e luuowing imorroauon: ms name,

opened school the Monday after Thanks- sunburned face had’ a wolli-h gleam of “ n<1 " ,l1 nover for S lve ,liln ' Field'- name date of birth of residence, education, ocgiving. It was a rough looking set up white teeth. Fonvielle remeniltered how he thinks'will never bo mentioned. If it cupation, whether employed in the civil on tin'high seat- that row of villianous *‘‘ M adversary, being in love with the ahould b it would be easy to crush him.” service, army or navy, and if so, when looking fellows, any one of them big tdedt bc^ Thurman,this g,..nlle,nan reporUTilden as and how discharged. The application enough to throw me over iwto the big threatened to inform Kasouban’s father, ‘ ,n ^’ ls 11 Inan a ‘ J, ‘ny, hut 110 lias must he composed am]

..inabio RonnvtH, I lntB, Turbnns. h* Hires. Flowers. LaeeH.und ;ill tbc i Trimmings, etc.. to he sold chcHp' r d .a 11 an »» i kpromptly m.’ido to ord« r.

Has

iLfsto hlreet.

. D., Pastor First

rmputii i/uuruu, r rovlucnee, R I.. .Jan.S/TD.

1Kriucy 18sease?“ac°ua!* trial,^hav^ng lookil .„ fl ., lows n , lv nni) <f lll0ni ;» me oey oi xun.s, miu ]K).i- Thunnan.thisgenlle.nan reportsT.lden as and how discharged. The application A NEW KIND OF WATCH < A-T bean greatly b.nofitua by ii*u«o looking tellovs, nny one of them big tarded in her chamber the slave that had k;,:^ , , i no appi canon Now |, c( . BUse itis only within (h , i,,., H „ L-TAM.OR, enough to throw me over into the big threatened to inform Kasouban’s father, '' - g, is a man o. aoilny, but ho has must he composed and written by the that it haabeen improved end brmu'oj W M . K. Ci.arkv K Dc'r’s,r K ' lliivi’ng"wit!ic»i swamp with one hand. and cutting out the black’s tongue cast been playing double in finance, and has applicant, and must bear the signatures tnefirtunvenUon 0 *^ mad? andDi'^ the wondarful effeet. of Hunt’. Remedy in my Hamiilv our first bonrdiiiL'-hotw \vi- it at her feet, saying, "It will tell noth- no chance. of irood reputable citizen* nn.lnrvino. .... «nt taken out nearly twenty vnirt .

f{»i.‘ with r rrxZ 'r* ,ike a rr- r h — —■ pii»»t. 9 rr^^^^ 1

"uF’ to gain iht !iK!S * he 0U,!,, ° k moral ch.rac’ter a^^

Reilled}' Vill d'p tliif! fteM.VHfuIiy’youJs"” 1 ^ ufood graces of the lovely sex as during every motion. At last getting an open- f °r Congress in this cutnct, a correspon-| ate habil8 Hon j M Kidenour, of. euUomer wh’o hne carn.d^o of'ir IW. ::2z:r , Iflll^lVIA Seo"n WDK ^ & Fonv'1'-ri„,„il'ra,d<„:,, The „ th . Supervisor fr this '• "i pay um El | w I *5 . . Yusuf dropped the point of l*is sabre. ' 1 hal. s dosen cations must be sddressed to him. madeofts i oi Mild gold It hn* stood the te/t -ccoml, got all snarled up in a “cat s ..] t , V()U |, ni0 niurder ^ ()r this . candidates; they are Judge Carr, of Gol- - and one la.iie) covering every parteis and 'the iiim..-i‘‘i-e-'_ _ _ , cradle with the pretty visiting consin he said, “with your arm wounded—when umbus; Col. Matson, of Putnam county; fi^Vhe Shelbyville Deinocrst-Vol- id JLte* orw? •lectro-gllding’leVw ' in" i; ,e . l .’;; , c v .'n!;l «'ii!|| C U C fl Y " , ' d P ut in “ w ” r< !. 0 . f forthe you recover we "ill resume and finish Judge Franklin, of Owen county; Dr. un ‘«ers regulsr frsnkiin eorrespondent lOT’tkw uVvon w^’n ‘ 1 onvince you. Hi ill- BW L U I nurd sums ot all in the long evening- '■ , . , Williums of Owen and Mr Minr* ..r thinks there is a d.vido of the honors,and which tho following m a (ac mhuI >

8end forpamphlci®■ I at home nionimg and regulailv everv u "iiums, oi uwun, ami Air. Miors, ol

to «;m. ^rLARKE, I’rovldence. R. I. ^ monii.ig thereafter the General would Monroe. Two of these gentlemen. Col. Hon. Wtllts O. Neff, of Oreencas- '’ Ta '• ' The first crisis came at the beginning putin an nnpearnnee at the wounded Matson and Judge Carr, have delivered t,p >' R coaching Col. Matson for the Con-

of the second week, when a big lout man's bed-si.k “Horry to keep you so speeches here befon theilondrieks club gressionnl tace. Ho was hero on Sut“sauced” the new schoolmaster. Home to show the boy* what they can do in »rday, owing to the illne*s of theColonel tow it crushed us, and fora minuto the j your disposal.” “Oh, I’m very patient' Uongtess if either of them are chosen., ,ind ,nlu,0 a raUl,n 8 K P cech ,,fc! ' or o (he

Democratic convention. He spoke here

Wc have the host Felling Ten Cent artiolo in tho world Ono aKent ordered 100 Sept. 18; 300

R \ . li; t’-oo G ( *t. ; 500 (ht. ^‘ ll “ r ‘! Nt( ^ ‘^ , " n first person he met was Yusuf, who stalk- as the phrase goes, “we pays our monish ^ ncn ^ Matson he nominated, he will T?; ^r-ili-c^lV^V. the long slo,a. of the narrew atsle leadtng ’ ed np ,o hi,,,, offered hint his arm, sup- , r ,d takes our choice.” The friends of »o greatly indebted to Mr. Neff’. Dec. 18, and sou l>«f. ai. Total, 8,400 in it! day.*, up to the seat of the “ton great gals.” 1 D'Cted him (liinng the promenade, nev- . , ,, - , ,• i . o . i . " „ ‘.Gtrerieiii^'anuTo ‘he™,:'*"' 1 Tfp|Thc tallest glided down, ostensibly to ask '' r ,llpr '' l | f !' r aimt dueling, but ' lrr r «l con .dent that ho can go —A. M. I urdy, of Palmyra, N. Y., \\'( , il{bD fi MANiF v'cTut! \!'• the explanation of h hard sum;’ but a- Xn in I ri iber./'^w V" h ‘ s n ,!cath ’ ° co "'' c " i ' on backed ^ ^ postpaid and free to all applicants, M RLI y man 1UNO cu.. . >- Na..a„ w( . ()Vcr tho g]atp a dimueg8 SVU iv ^n^L^ ^ trib- ""r\ ^ ,,IU,l,,,C 24 ’ pa « C Truit-

in the eye, we heard a whisper in our »t.- to his mentorv! * il fa,r kLow ,H Mor 8 an and •‘ 40,ne alrcn K‘ h «"'» Flowers, giving kinds, descriptions, —lear: from Monroe, whilo Matson cW«« |Put. mod planting, Ac. Evory person wi $ww.Owtiroy<. Jt_n_r (orfeA » *(.'*ti ,“Don’t be cast down! Wc girl- will Yn ounce of 1 cp-yoiir-inouth--liut i- Ram, Hondticks, part of

Dr rrc«:’3 Witor C’iro Z:tabli*di2i:nt.

In its 27th year. For Chronic and severe onus of disease. It lias given health to thou <»nds incurable by other means. Send for eir-

uUrto S. FREASK, M. I».

ReaverOo., I’a.

Now Brighton,

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BEST

jchool-room swam round, and the idea «.t,—very patient.” the General would an-

(seizing our fur cap and making for honn s "'^ r , Ihiw and depart

I’m very patient

Invitations have been extended to the i

enough °^® r fD-^Hlemen to speak, which they a g° during Myers campaign and

flitted across our vision. Just then tho ' reteUMhc will do every sUen.otc'two weeks.' Thus, ' ,,ado an excel,ent impression. Should nurtAP nf SI I i<vlit fniktatotv \raa nrta P(l .l.-twiv . i .. .. . * If., i l „ . ■ . i »

7 , Cr : sr - • I Ml

,:r

2m t tt:V.nar y r* n 3 or f- y

See that yo u K<‘t the puuranti n ivit Case;aekyour jeweler for illuHlratcdCtU'

iasi

Proof' i llic above linx he.n ohown to the an(hori/.ed agent oi this |*.tj*er. 4t 41

1 »•* ’ll' . . . U ■ * w. ^ | < X, » o' »l I TV 1 1 O /•ww n’t bo cast down! We girls will ounce of 1 but is “•Bdric|ts, p'*> 1 o( Morgan and hasarod o! garden or ground to plant. New York! ^ L "” | slotnie that seat of boys into g<XKi man- "'Ger than a jKiiind ut explanations af- Johnson; Franklin claims Owen, part of should have it. lie clso sends free

ners before another week.” ! lt ' r J ou have said it.-[Detroit Free Press.

fetaii

FARMERS-::;!';:;:;;,! $50'ioo

A ligbt broke in; w’e were paining the

WHiite _

!o e r. ^I’^ul^^lrlu"' 6 ;. , c J J&h I "affections of the ten groat gals.” 1 ((■ So things drifted for six weeks, when

A ItKFI.l:«TION.

FARMERS AN1> u\ H vrKif’ dawue d judgment day. We had gone to -vi to tieo |icr month ilurinx tho winter ami honrd with a good motherly woman, who jlc^I.-fi'uWi’cV.'V'hiUdelphla. Pa. loVcd U8 08 her 0Wn Son ' A bi * 6r * 1,1

43 I'lnoinnati, O.! the parlor greeted our arrival, and a sup~70 povo cat a 1 Oku e! I >cr A 1 f°r the parson himself. After tea NO\ I I TY CO., 1 our hostess appeared in her best black

I fling my past behind i Worn threadbare in th<

SSOOlr^^teNo

. . I me, like .( i

Vorn threadbare in the seams, aivl .,ut of date. I have outgrown it. Wherefore should l weep

And dwell upon its beauty, and its i!;cf)f oriental splendor: or complain

That 1 must needs tiitt nni it v

Morgan and Johnson and Monroe, but specimen of the Fruit Recorder and PotMiers claimsMonroe entire. Thus, all t*go Gardener, s monthly at $1.00 per the counties in the district have been year, devoted to fruits 'and flowers-it

named and the problem is w here Wil-

H* O ur T Z ’S

MORSE and CATTLE POVVP !

i void f tri

Jin 43

Cincinnati, O. i

3 T , OMM , «»x r j

AUENTS WANTED. 11.1*. Hayings. 47 Com- Minerra

hill, litiston, Mas.*

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That l must needs discard it?

1 can weave

Upon the shuttles of the future years, A labric far more durable.

Subdued

It may be in the blending of its huts. Where somber shades commingle, yc: the

speaks for itself: while ‘J5 cents will get

liams-backing is to come from. Apropos bis fl4.p»ge Small Fruit Jnstructor-a ofthis.it is said that Dr. Williams is a work pronounced by all who have

delegate

seen

11,18 it, the most concise’and practical of any . vj?^ D in- vrdnrintxxd u: andprevuntHogC9^

’leant

v» litre sunnier sitHueit < omillingiC, yet th'* '• I

Of golden warp will shoot it thro' and thro' While over all t fadelc 1 s luster lies.

And starred with gems made of crystalled tears.

My new robe shall be richer than the old

—(Ella Wheeler

to the convention from

| county, and that the delegates are in-

structed to vote for Judge Franklin;; w i,i‘ g#t the Catalogue,” and 'tVe"^'^^|

yet printed. Persons sending to him now ‘, ^

t vt.« unu iiic runt! a nr win inprease tho ( hence it will be seen what a dilemma the ; Recorder for 1880 and the small Fruit I ^ ^. lwe, ‘ t5 ' p * r cent - aud milk

Doctor is placed in. But he may explain Instructer. all postpaid for only OnoIDol- ‘"rov,,

nil wlir.nltn n rlrl I'nzicne i. ^ n F.v . • w* I FOIJTZ'H P0WI>KII«

Buro or prevent nlino^n

d rattle are

e he trie.

all when he addresses us a few weeks Ju,. He accepts postage stamp.s’fcr’od^

hence.

1 change.

tbera.

DAVID M. FOUTZ. rropnoteJ HT BALTIMORE. 8' •