Steuben Republican from Angola, Indiana • Page 8

STEUBEN REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1883. 8 is attracting considerable attention among SOMETHING NEW. out to pasture In the streets, and It is not FREMONT. horsemen. AMERICAN HOUSE, REDUCTION IN PRICE.

Prof. O. Z. Hubbell has severed his uncommon to be awoke in the middle of the night by three or four horses promenading up. and down the sidewalk in front of one's house, breaking through connection with the Republican and is FREMONT INDIANA, now at Butler.

There are not so many of our people attending the Rome City congress as attended last year. J. Y. BEVIER, PROPRIETOR. Everj Accommodation for the Traveling Public.

A great many persons from Auburn ftmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm attended the colored camp meeting at mmmm mmmm rnimnin UK 1MK mmmm Waterloo last Sundav. mmmm mmmm Captain A. R. Stevens, of Waterloo, mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm was shaking hands with his many friends here last Monday morning. A large number of the Masonic fra FREMONT.

David M. Leard has his barn nearly completed. Gib. Johns now sports a nice little team and buggy. The wheat is nearly all harvested In this part of the county.

Mr. Will Burdick, of Orland, was visiting last week at Judge Storr's. Dr. McNabb and C. T.

Dewey report a grand good time at Rome City. "lDr. Hagerly has had several friends from abroad visiting him of late. Quite a crowd from Fremont attended the excursion to Pleasant Lake on Sunday last. Young Mr Troup was so far recovered from his injuries as to be In Fremont on Saturday last.

Fred Titer has the frame for his wagon shop up, and is crowding it along quite rapidly of late. James Moore was, we believe, the first one to commence harvesting wheat in this neighborhood. Mr. Allie Johnson, formerly of this place, has been making some of his old friends quite a visit. B.

F. Dawson was in town on Friday last, fixing up and adorning the graves of ternity of Garrett visited the lodge at this TTVERY AND FEED STABLE, AMOS ISENHOUR, PROPRIETOR. FREMONT, INDIANA. 1830 CjTOP AT THE HILTON HOUSE, FREMONT, The best Hotel in Northeastern Indiana. 17 E.

T. HILTON, Proprietor. place last Saturday evening. the plank, and disturbing things generally. Then comes the marshal with an order from the town board commanding that the walks be repaired at ance.

Such things make this town an Inviting place for the business man also very agreeable to the tax-payer. An exciting time was reported by those whose duty it was to convey Mrs. Ward to the county house. Most of the people in the county are acquainted with Ward. He moved, we believe, from Angola to Fremont about a year ago.

A few months ago he moved east some four miles, near the town line. About one week ago Mrs. Ward gave birth to a child, and they being entirely destitute of provisions or anything to make life bearable, our trustee was applied to for aid in their behalf. Upon investigation he concluded that the only way to give relief was to get them to the county house, where mother and child could be properly cared for. Accordingly on Friday last, accom Misses Delia Gale, Luna and Alta 7) 7 pe ss ss -n Dawson, of Angola, were the guests of 7) XT) 7) Miss Zora Beard last Friday and Satur jaMssssjssssassass" 'J day.

X. Cl Ji 7) V) Cl 7) Candidates are becoming numerous and r. to WWW VV'JtV active, and some of them forget to lay aside their political war paint on the Sab JOHN It. GREENAMYER bath. At a "competitive trial of harvesting HH-iHH-iHHHH binders in this county, a few days ago, the ORLAND.

Alex Fuller, of Toledo, Is in town. Spencer Bennett, of Bronson, was in town last week. Oscar Sabin, visited at Center-ville, last week. Mrs. E.

Roberts, of Sturgis, visited Orland friends last week. Miss Rowley is better. She was able to ride to her father's last week. Miss Wilder, of Allegan, Is visiting her cousins in Orland and vicinity. Mrs.

J. B. Parkerx has been quite sick the week past, but is now some better. Mrs. Nichols left here last Friday for Lima, and will go from there to her home in Bryan, Ohio.

Mrs. E. Brown, of Lincoln, Nebraska, came here last week, and Mr. Brown Is expected in a few days. Frank Parker and wife went a fishing last week at Lake Gage, and Mrs.

Parker caught a pickerel that weighed eleven ponds. The past week has been very good weather for harvesting, and farmers have improved it; but a large amount of wheat is still standing. Mr. Black and wife and Orrin Taylor arrived safely at Portland, Oregon, July 4th. I.

McGowan and J. Smith met them at the wharf with open arms. Lorenzo Taylor, of Buffalo, N. came to this place last week. We understand they intend to remain in Orland.

We bid them welcome home again. Mrs. J. H. Higby was in town last week.

Elder Higby is still in Lima, attending upon his father, who is about the same as last week. He cannot speak only in whispers, and is conscious only at intervals. Mr. Gale, of Angola, failed to meet his appointment here Sunday evening. There was a full house and a good meeting.

An interesting letter from Mr. Woodhull was read, and Elder Currie made a stirring speech in favor of a prohibitory law. Mrs. J. G.

Parker, Mrs. F.D. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers, Mr.

and Mrs. Vanatta, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salisbury, Elder and Mrs. Cash, Mrs.

M. B. Kimball, Mrs. J. A.

Roberts, Mr. and "3 a "3 Will "Minnesota," sold by N. Enslay, took the Keeps a General Stock of B-O-O-T-S A-N-D S-I I-O-E-S. A FULL LI NEOF CLIPPERS. Ure to and see mv n'ncty-five cent walking shoe.

Special attention given to custom work. FREMONT, INDIANA. I3 pURXITURE AND UN DERTAKNG. award. BUTLER.

panied by constable and neighbors, he proceeded to the house, where he found RKSSSSSSiSSfl 2 Mrs. Mary Till, wife of John Till, died last week. PS the door fastened and Ward lying in one corner of the roomv fearing to stir lest Mrs. Gilbert and son, of Buffalo, ar Mrs. Ward should dissect him, which she MICHAEL Ji FOX MICHAEL FOX MICHAEL A FOX MICHAEL FOX MICHAEL FOX MICHAEL A- FOX stopping in town.

Adolph May has sold his saloon build saMsssssaxsfsasa a a a a 3 declared she would do, and proceeded to get the butcher knife to cut his heart out. ing to parties from St. John, Mich. (Brick Block) She declared she had given herself to Je Anna Cupp, an eleven-year-old daugh a a a aS33sa3ssaaaa rrrrrr-rr-rr-r sus, and had been dead for two weeks. ter of Herman Cupp, died last week.

i Carry a full line of Furniture, Picture Frames. Fosdick Carpenter, our boy phy Baby Carnages, Brackets, Spring Mattrasses, etc. sicians, have opened their new office. She was wild with delirium or devilish-ness we do not know which was decided to be the case and was ready to fight the whole crowd. She was pursued to the rooms above, where she was finally Norman Nichols lies very low and but caaaaaaaaaa little hope is entertained for his recov a a a 1 ery.

IN OUR UNDERTAKING ROOM We carry a full line ol CASKET COFFINS AND BURIAL CASES. overcome and handcuffed, and borne off 2 2 a a Va w3tW George Hoopengarner entered the list in triumph to the county house. of married men last Wednesday his bride .8 being a young lady from Milford. PLEASANT LAKE. Also all sizes of Burial Robes, and Preserving Balm ror Rndies.

A g-ood Hearse always ready to attend funerals. 1 V. Garrison's new building is nearly J. T. Sargentof Sunday completed.

The first floor will be used WKMWSflWSSKMSflM WWW WWW WWW here. iJ 1 MICHAEL FOX. for a confectionery store and ice cream R. L. Perfect continues to improve parlor.

ORLAND. slowlv. METZ. Miss Lucy Carter is lying very low pjOWARD RUDE, N. Bennett was able to be in town Sat with consumption.

urday. his family and friends. Those having new potatoes to sell will find a ready market and a good price for them now in Fremont arrived home on Saturday evening last from Hudson, where he reports a brisk opening for them at that place. I Quite a row occurred in the first ward 011 Tuesday of last week. Bad whisky and some other things was the alleged cause of the disturbance.

J. Y. Bevier has again taken possession of the American and opened up the same to the public, where he will be found always ready to welcome his old patrons. Mr. E.

T. Hilton leaves at once for Port Huron, where he will travel as salesman for the Champion mower and reaper, manufactured in Springfield, O. One would think that the old style of cutting wheat was becoming fashionable again, judging trom the number of grain cradles sold by ur hardware merchants. When a man places his name on a subscription paper anci aarees to pay $5.00, the sum set opposite his name, for 4th of July purposes, we believe the law obliges to pay it if he is worth it. R.

Wes. McBride of Waterloo, wa in town on Thursday last, and we should have been pleaded to have met him. Mr. McBride is very much of a gentleman, and is greatly respected in this vicinity. On account of the sickness of old Mrs.

Powers, grandmother of Mrs A. E. Kin-fey, the social will, instead of meeting at her residence as advertised, meet at the residence of Mrs. A. J.

French, Wednesday, July 19 Philip Michael has a telephone connecting his house and hardware store. It will be very convenient to find out just when meals are ready. Phil can also find out just when it is bed time without any excuses whatever. Stephen A. Powers was in town on Jimmie Weaver, of Montpelier, Ohio, Mrs.

W. S. Thomson and others- have at Miss Letta Alwood is the guest of Mrs. spent Sunday here. tended the-meetings at Rome City.

S.IOKfi AND MEAT MARKET OT b. Clark, request a share of the patronage ot the people of Orland and vicinity. Goods will he sold as cheao as the We run a wapon which will he well stocked with irroceries. The highest market price in cash or trade paid for produce. 1440 Dr.

Alwood. Mrs. Fisk is making some improve- Lost, somewhere in Orland a note, of A. T. Young and wife, of Hamilton, ments on her residence.

which the following is a copy as nearly as spent Sunday with friends in Metz. Miss Leak Van, of Toledo, Ohio, is can be recollected: "Orland, July 23, 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 22 Mrs. Stoner has gone on an extended the guest of Mrs. Ed. Horner.

JJARNESS. 1SS0. Two years after date, for value received I promise to pay to Miles B. Kim visit to her relatives at Wabash, Ind. Worthy Croxton and wife, of Jackson, Arthur Richardson, one of our village pent Sundav with their relatives here.

ball or bearer, one hundred dollars, with GO TO GEORGE H. RICE, Manufacturer of LIGHT AND HEAVY HARNESS. Will Robertson and wife, of Tennessee, lads, while wrestling the other evening interest at eight per cent, after maturity." sustained a posterior, dislocation of the- are visiting the family of Cyrus Signed by George Bennett and Jennie All work ina le nf the Vw, ml right radius and ulna. It was immediate THE HANDSOMEST AND BEST Bennett, and signed over by M. B.

Kim 1 and warranted. ly reduced, and he is doing well. Charley Robertson was out riding in ball to Jonas lwicbell. All persons are cautioned against purchasing said note. COUNTY PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE Some of our young friends get s'ong just two weeks after the amputation of ORLAND INDIANA.

drink somewhere and have a little toot his leg. Jonas TwicHEt.L.2930 once in a while now days. Things are J. Conkle has made arrangements to Mr. Rose, of Auburn, was in town last UNITED STATES.

EACH WEEK THE REPUBLICAN CONTAINS QABINET MAKER. S. C. SABIN ORLAND, INDIANA. Manufacturer of and Dealer in not as they used to be here, and we hope attend the fall term of school at the M.

week, interviewing the voters of Mill- for a reform and renovation in the near E. College of Ft. Wayne. grove. Mr.

Augustus Chapin, of Ken future. Miss Mary Beard started last week for All kinds of Cabinet Ware. Also manufacturer of Dedham, Carroll county, Iowa, where MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY. dallville, was here not long ago for the same purpose, as he, too, aspires to the same position as Mr. Rose.

Mr. Chapin MORE MORE Millions ot bottles of Dr. King's New Discov rarm t.ates. Do not fall to call and see me before buying, as I keep a good stock on hand, which I am selling very cheap. MORE she expects to make an extended visit among relatives there.

ery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds have oeen MORE was formerly a resident of Orland, and given away as trial bottles of the large site. This Prof. Straub, who will sing solos at the MORE MORE the people here have known him from JIARDWARE. READING MATTER READING MATTER READING MATTER REAPING MATTER READING MATTER READING MATTER READING MATTER MORE MORE MORE MORE MORE MORE MORE MORE MORE MORE MORE enormous outlay would be disastrous to the pro MORE his bovhood, and know him to be well KIMBALL WEYER prietor, were it not for the rare merit possessed bv this wonderful medicine. Call at Orville Car grove-meeting next Sunday, is the rival of Sankey, the revivalist in singing KIMBALL WEYER qualified to honorably fill the position he MORE MORE MORE ver's, and get a trial bottle tree, and try for your Saturday last, engaged as council for J.

Y. Bevier in a suit wherein J. Y. Bevier is seeking after. Such being the case LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT! LOOK OUTI MORE self.

It never fails to cure. gospel songs, and also thaee of his own composition. it is not strange that many hope he may was plaintiff, and Lew is R. Gillett de Go to the new Hardware Store for vonr NEVER GIVE UP. Miss Tillie Freygang reached ban be successful.

fendant; jury trial: judgment returned or Cook Stove. We sell the Sherman A Jewett Stove, warranted to be the BEST STOVrr If you are suffering with low and THAN ANY OTHER WEEKLY PAPER IN Francisco Julv 3. She had a long tedious Come in and see those new carriages at spirits, loss of appetite, general debility, disor market. A full li ne of Hardware nlwuv nn hmil in favor of plaintiff as claimed. journey, on account of the storms that Birce Parker's.

They are very fine ivi.yihall WEYER, Chas. T. Gilbert is in direct communi dered blood, weak constitution, headache, or any disease of a bilious nature, by all means procure a 30 39 Orland, Indiana. had washed away bridges and destroyed cation with the telegraph office at the de bottle of Electric Bitters. You will be surprised other railroad property.

pot. He has a telephone wire running at the improvement that will follow; you will be The finish is equal to the best shop-made, and they are fully warranted. Good horses taken in exchange for buggies and machines. They 6till have some good Several voung ladies from this vicinity gOOTS AND SHOES. D.

H. RORERTS D. H. ROBERTS NORTHERN INDIANA OR SOUTHERN MICHIGAN. ALL THE MATTER IS PREPARED EXPRESSLY FDR ITS PAGES, NO "PATENT HOUSE" HAVING ANYTHING TO SAY AS TO WHAT SHALL OR SHALL NOT inspired with new life; strength and activity will return: pain and misery will cease, and henceforth from his store to the depot, where all messages to and from Mr.

Gitbert can be D. H. ROBERTS D. H. ROBERTS are attending the Normal school at Angola.

Among them are Clara Knapp, you will rejoice in the praise of Electric Bitters. horses for sale at their stables. Agents readily conveved. lhis will be quite a Sold at fifty cents a bottle by Orville Carver. Enola Weldin, Ollie Carter, Nettie Ab- for the celebrated Buckeye harvesting and help to hint, as he is doing quite a busi ness in that line.

LOOK WELL TO THE NAME. bev and Bertha Closson. ORLAND. INDIANA. A good line of Reed A Weaver fine Shoes at iberts'.

None better in the market. Just received, a nice line of Dress Goods at Rob Aultman Taylor threshing machinery, The only genuine German hop bitters have the The fall term of the Pleasant Lake Buchanan wagons and Tiger hay rakes, word "German" blown in the bottle. Sold by O. B. B.

Holcomb is manufacturing some erts'. Cheao. Call and see them, mm graded school will commence August Carver, and Weaver Pleasant Lake. 30 "self HAMILTON. very fine harnesses.

He appears to have quite a run of business, and himself and JJARDWARE AND STOVES. 22, 1SS2. The teachers are: H. H. Keep, principal; Miss L.

Handy, Intermediate; BORN. GO TO TAYLOR, WILDER A CO. J. L. Aldrich is again in very poor J.

his son, are kept continually busy He also has some of the finest linen fly Miss R. Delancy, primary. Thomas In Tower City, Dakota, July is, 18S1, to to TAYLOR, WILDER CO. GO TO TAYLOR, WILDER A CO. health.

OWING TO THE UNPRECEDENTED SUC Rev. M. Crosley holds his third an the wife of Frank Thomas, a daughter. Hiram Sweet purchased the past week nets ever saw. Attention to business and square dealing will always win in al And get one of the Celebrated Acorn Stoves, the best manufactured.

We rarrv an imnn Sicklcs In Smilhfield township, DeKalb county, a yoke of cattle that weighed 3,500 pounds. July tj, 1S8, to the wife of John Sickles, a son. John Brown had a light stroke of nual grove meeting at P'easant Lake next Suuday, July 23. Services at it o'clock, A. M.

and 3 o'clock, P. M. Grand concert at P. M. Prof.

S. W. Straub, most any undertaking. stock of General Hardware, Heating and Cooking Stoves of all kinds, Agricultural Implements, Sash, Doors, and House Furnishing Goods. WiULtAMS In Jonesville, July 16, iSSj, to paralysis the past week, but Is recover the wife of R.

G. Williams, a daughter. he Hilton house last week took an ing slowly. Wbvbvr! -In Jamestown township, July 1, to the CESS OF "CHEEK," A LITERARY AND HUMOROUS JOURNAL ISSUED FROM CHICAGO BY THE PUBLISH ER OF THE REPUBLICAN, THE LATTER PAPER WILL HEREAFTER BE FURNISHED AT THE EXTREMELY LOW RATE OF other change Mr. E.T.Hilton stepping QARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP.

of Chicago, ill sing solos, such as "Nine wife of Frank Weybum, a son: weight 6 Samuel Richey admits that he has not down and out, leaving Mr. Piatt sole pro pounds. the grip to catch six inch pickerel, as he prietor. We hope and believe Mr. Piatt ty and Nine," and other gospel Bongs.

An excellent quartette choir and Reineke's orchestra from Ft. Wayne will also take Collins In Jamestown township, July 8, tSSa, to loet two from his hook Friday last. will meet with success, as he Is a genial In the Butler correspondence of the kind of a man, and does much to contrib the wife of Stillman Collins, a daughter. MARRIED. Republican it is stated that Dr.

Fan ute to the comfort and happiness of oth ning had operated successfully upon Nor' part in the services. Those without railroad tickets will be charged ten cents at the gate. This will be the best meeting ever held at the Lake. Trains run from ors. He has been among us but a short Fee Fee At the Eggleston house, in Reading, ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS ONE DOLLAR AND FI FT CENTS ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS time, but has made many friends, and is July 10, iSSi, by Rev.

O. F. Spinning, Dwight Fe and Lillie Fee, both of Steuben man Nichols, for lumbar abcess, and that he was in fair way to recover. We state that it is an error, that Nichols is a pa C. COOKERLEY, ORLAND, INDIANA Manufacturer of all kinds of Carriages, Phaetons and Wagons.

Repairing promptly executed. Having twenty years' experience in carriage making and blacksmith-Ing, I am now fully prepared to do all work entrusted to me, and guarantee perfect sat-faction. Shop in north part of town, at well spoken of by all. Muncie and Ft. Wayne.

George W. Gridley on Sunday evening county. DIED. tient of a physician of this place, and that PER YEAR. SUBSCRIBERS NOW IN last endeavored to slide out of this slip WATERLOO.

Miss Fannie Close, of Logansport, is Dr. Fanning was sent for as counsel by pery world by taking about a teaspoonful of Paris green. Medical aid was sum Nichols. The correspondent should post Ahdsjws In Hamilton, July tSSs, of Bright's ARREARS CAN PAY UP AT ANY TIME AT THE RATE OF TWO DOL visiting with Mrs. J.

M. Somers. disease, H. N. Andrews, aged 45 years, 3 up on the code of medical ethics.

Mr. Thomas Askey, of kalamaeoo, Clark's old stand. months and 5 days. 30 ao H. N.

Andrews died on Sunday LARS PER ANNUM, AND RENEW moned and he will probably live to try it again with better success at some future time. George, we are told, has been father of Mrs. J. L. Morlan, is Sherbow In Calem township, July IS, iSSa, Wil AT THE REDUCED RATE.

liam Sherrow, aged 75 years. visiting here. morning, the 16th Inst, ot Brlght'a disease, after a sickness of over twenty drinking considerably for the past three Woodford In Salem township, July 13, tSSa, Mrs. M.J. McFarland and Mr.

George J. C. COOKETtLEY, ORLAND, INDIANA Austin Woodford, aged 77 years, or four years, and it has created some dis Ilackman, of Lawrence, Kansas, visited with R. Wes. McBride on Sunday.

month duration. He commenced failing very fast on Wendesday, and did not rally. He was a kind and indulgent HUDSON. MARKETS. ANGOLA.

turbance in the familv. Of late he has been harvesting and drinking more than usual, which was the cause of the rash Rev. J. B. Trowler, for several1 years parent, a good charitable neighbor, and THE FOLLOWING NAMED PERSONS Hav, per ton tia aol 60 Salt, per barrel pastor of the Presbyterian church, at this place, visited in Waterloo last week.

honest in his dealings. But in his will urcssed act. Should this prove a warning to htm ARE AGENTS OF THE REPUBLICAN, Cheew iU Oats 40 Corn in the 60 Wheat, whiteNo. 11 to quit di inking the vile stuff, It were Hams 16 ingness to succor his fellow men, and that trust beinir be tr a Ted bv them, was in a A great many of our people are attend AND ARE AUTHORIZED TO RECEIVE No. Amber 1 17 13 better used than if he had taken It to kill rotatos, new, per ou I 75 MONEY AND GIVE RECEIPTS FOR THE great measure the cause of his not being usnel.

nggs. potato hugs. Clover seed Butter ing the Island Park assembly at Rome City. Many more would attend if the trains ran at more seasonable hour and connections were not so uncertain. TAY KISTLER, 4 HOUSE, SIGN CARRIAGE PAINTERS.

Satisfaction guaranteed and charges reasonable. Shop corner of North and Second Streets, Hudson. pURNITURE. J. SHAFFSTALL SAME: Lard Some exceptions have been taken to more successful in business.

Me leaves a wife, son and daughter, and also a host the estimate of people on our streets July of warm friends. In February, 1865, he CHICAGO STOCK MARKET. Fred Schneider Orland The colored camp meeting now in 4, some estimating the crowd at t.ooo. Cattle--Market ouiet and weak. We ouote: J.

H. Wilder Crooked Creek enlisted in the 44th regiment, company A Indiana Volunteers, and was discharged Fancv steers, averaging 1. Coo and iid. some at 3,000, while others thought there progress at the fair grounds draws large crowds. Curiosity seems to be about the choice fat well formed do, 7 90; good do, certainly were eight or ten thousand T.

W. Ktbbee A. R. Bodley Ray Wallace Judson York Center S. D.

Porter Mete 7 50; medium grade, ft 00: poor to lair and fair to choice cows, jo; bulls, stags and rough oxen, on. only motle that brings the people out Possibly the former may have had so in the following August. He dates the loss of his health during his short service In the army. He was burled on Monday much eye-water that their vision was It is very doubtful if any good is accom Hogs uuu; iignt selling at 7 fmfq so; Heavy dimmed, or the latter so much that they packing 7 rjotiss 30 tor common to very good, and plished by them. The meeting is con S.

Gray Alvarado and his body was carried to its last rest 8 toftOS 00 tor good to choice; heavy shipping 5 00 ducted by the same parties who were at T. A. Beecher Hamilton aw double. One thing your correspond-nt Is certain of there was a nice and Ing place by his old army comrades. Rev Angola last summer.

sneep-iuu anu wes at 00 tor common to fair, 3 54 00 for fair to good', and 4 io 7J Mrs. L. V. Rush Lake II. J.

Carpenter preached the funeral well-behaved crowd in Fremont On ty for extra to choice. W.R. Ingalls Oufa Manufacturer of and Dealer in Furniture, Chairs. Picture Frames, Etc Coffins, Burial Cases, etc always on hand, or supplied at short notice. 30 HUDSON, INDIANA.

JIARDWARE. W. H. SANDERS Wishes to Inform the people of Hudson and vicinity that he haa opened a Hardware Store, where he will keen full line of Shelf Hardware. Stovet.

ermon, His age wa 45 years, 3 montha RESCUED FROM DEATH. William t. Cnughlin, ot Somervtlle, says: L. Br ugh. CtttCAOO PRODUCE MARKET, and days.

W. E. Kimsey Salem Center 4, and we are not going to dispute or quarrel about a few thousand more or less; still, as we always enjoy an appre r.he tail ot 187 was taken Uh bleeding of the Butter Remains firm. We ouote: Choice to AUBURN. A.

H. Tinkiepaugh Creek fancy creamery, ordinary to rood do, lung, followed by a severe cough, lost my appetite and flesh, and was confined to my bed. In John Crandalt Flint Much of the wheat has been cut In this ciate a good crowd, perhaps we are more 1S77 I was admitted to the hospt al. The doctors to fair do, iftfciTc; ladle packed, packing stock, tjfijific; grease, 10c. Cheese Kav.

We ouote: Prime new cream F. R. Mufritt Montgomery, Mich ready to believe the latter estimate cor vicinity. said had a hole in my lung as big a a halt-dollar. J.

Bradley Camden, Mich rect. The work on the new school house pro Tinware, Nails, Glass, Sash, Doors, etc TINSHOP In connection with Hardware Store. 30 Cheddars, full creams, good, gresses rapidly. At one time a report went around that was dead. 1 gave up hope, but a friend told me of Dr.

William Hall's Balsam tor (he Lungs. I got a bottle, prime part-saim cneoaars, SHKoo gooa, part-skim Cheddars or flats, 77cH; to good do, Subscribers living1 at a distance should remit Mri. Adolph Parlne, who recently came We have experienced no particular tienefit as yet from the prohibitory cattle law. Droves of them throng the streets night and day, each supplied wtth a bell, when, to Surprise, I commenced to feel better, ffP Cll pp 1 increasing Riiu privv nwwt i from Wabash county here, died last Fri and to dsy foe I better than for three years past. money by Express or Pontoffice money order, New York draft or Registered letter.

Address I6HW7C. per uos. HEW YORK GRAIN MARKET. day, MI3CF.T.T, A.NEOTJ3, QIDER PRE (Hand and Power) Grater, Elevator, Jeliy Pant, Sorghum Mills, Circular Saw Mills. All cidiv write this, hoping every one with diseased lungs will take Dr.

William Hall's Balsam, and be Plmie-SteMdv. with moderate demand: Mlnne A child of II. C. Shutl, that ha been lick for toms time, died last Sunday convinced that consumption cn be Cared. I can and when they congregate about one'i house, It makes music as uncalled for as It it frightful to hear.

In addition to the ota extra, onGZJ 00; southern steady but guiet common to choice extra, sotSS 00, Wheat fever JAMES U. MILLER, Publisher STtvatit RiPtaucAN, Angola, Indiana, mill supplies. Illustrated catalogue free. morning. positively say that It hat done more good than alt the other medicines have taken since my sickness.

Sold by O. Carver. ao-ja ish and unsettled; Ne red 33 I70 white I soa Aouresa, i. hampton, 17h4Sjj Detroit, Mich. The prospective tale of the Ctark horse above, several have turned their horset I 3Mi mixed winter I.