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i X. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDS ESDAT 23 2 t. ONE DOIX4R PEK YEAR. Entered Rt the postofRce a i sscoud clftss matter.) Ths oU custom of Ne Year csiUin becomo unpopular and is almost dead. I Tusee passenger vessel were burned Oil the Alissis iipui rivor between the holidays, and shout filty passengers were drowned.

A heat, live American Tolcano has just been discovered in Colorado. During one of its recent explosions several people wern killed, and ninny wounded. Tisf. ministors aro ohjecting to the eoinin? inauguration' ball. We do not believe that dancinjr is the most moral or healthful exercise or pleasure, and ih Jiigh not a Christian model bv con siderable, we do not believe that a ball is an appropriate accompaniment to the solemn inauguration of a Christian President.

But the minis ter will find it an uphill task to prevent the old and wicked boys and girls of Sodom, D. from going "On with the Dance." City life or society is corrupt iu a greater decree than unv other. Xlondar last the editor of the Ex ponent had the pleasure of accompany ing btate Senator Jonnson and Kepre sentatives Reynolds and Commons, at the invitation of Supt. Blake, on an in spection tour through the new state asvlum buildings near Richmond. The buildings are composed mostly of brick are nearly fire proof, and built separately similar to a small town, but tho houses are all connected by underground pas sages and water and heat supplied from one point of supply.

The fael is natural gas, but coal oil is used for lightin They were erected for the occupation of the insane people of onr state, an were built out of a fund intended for several similar asylums at other points, one of which is a home for feeble minded children, located at Fort Wayne; but the funds were exhausted before these buildings were completed, and the insti tation at Bichmond being nearer finished than the children's home at Fort Wayne, and the children's home being needed the worst, the asylum at Richmond was temporarily arranged for a home for feeble minded children, and now contains 236, who, wc believe from what we saw, are cared for as well as such work could b3 done. The washing 13 all done by machinery and the institution contains a shoe shop where all the shoes for the children are made by toe boys and sawing room where the clothing of all the children are made by tho girls, and the work is neatly done. They haye school roms and are graded similar, to our public schools, and are treated very kindly by ait who have charge of them from Supt. Blake down, and especially are their teachers very kind, and the educational work seems to bo progress ing beyond what might be expected, 1 hey have a very tidy dining room plenty of wholesome food, and very neat sleeping apartments and seem very comfortable and contented; audit wouli be a very entertaining hour to anyone to look through this institution, and after having.seen these poor children, no one with a Heart as big as a chestnut could object to a liberal appropriation, sum cient to give a comfortable home for all such children, of whom there are 1,800 now in our state, belonging mostly to people' whose income is insufficient to enable them to properly care for them, and thus instead of being im proved mentally, physically and morally, as the majority are who are placed in this asylum, they grow worse and become a greater burden to themselves and society, Sir: Blake, the. Supt was for a number of years in charge of the reform school for boys at Plainfield, and is certainly a very excellent man for the place, and bis assistants, and especially Miss Miller, who is a memberof the board of trustees.

all seem to understand well their work and to strengthen this belief one only need to question the children. The money set apart for the expense of this institution is based on the numbe of iumates, $10 per month for each child being allowed, and the entire expense. including salaries, most be paid out this $10 per child; and experience has shown that this id insufficient, and an in ereased aMowence to $15 per capita will be asked xf the legislature this winter, which 13 the amount appropriated in Ohio. And could every law maker our state visit this home, examine its irorksnlloik into the faces of those unfortunate and homeless little chil dren, there would be but few dissentin Toices. Talk about your winter resorts second ot January ana tne weather as pleasant as May.

The State Supt. of Education is strong in his recommendation of a com pulsory school law, compelling all chil dren over seven and under fourtee years of age to attend school. There large per cent of the children of our state who do not attend school and who should, in justice to themselves and others, be compelled to. But a largi per cant of those who refuse to go to school are tough characters and cause more trouble and damage to the school than they can ever repay and should be sent to the reform school, where special preparations have been made to deal with such dispositions. To this we feel sure all teachers wilt say amen.

On the evening of December 22d, at Stranghn Station, just west of Dublin. Elijah HaskettTayoung man who worked on a farm, and well respected, shot an tilled Miss Delilah Allison, who was al so much respected and doing housework for Mr. Colburn. Haskett shot himself also, and both died. Previous to th Miss Allison had refused to marry Hask ff'SUchcS, snuffs, powders, syringes, as tringents or any similar application, because they are all irritating, do" not thoroughly reach tho affected surfaces snd should be abandoned as worse than failures.

A multitude of persons who had for years borne all the worry and pain that catarrh can inflict testify to radical and permanent cures wrought by ciy vream uaim. MUSTaKED OCT. Whereas, the Supreme Commander in his infinite wisdom, removed from our midst by death on Nov. 28, 1888, comrade James P. Persons, an honored rherttber in good standing in D.

Tjeeson Post No. 453, Dept. Ind. G. A.

It. Comrade Persons was born in Boon and at the breaking out of the rebelion chose tho side of the Union, proved his fidelity to the old flag by enlisting in the 53d and "while there contracted" the disease which caused his death at tho early age of 47 years. Resolved, that in the death of Comrade Parsons the Post has lost an able worker, and one who will be missed in our meetings, and that his wife has lost a loving husband and his brothers' and siiteis an affectionate brother, and the community a good citizen. Resolved, that we extend to his family our sympathy in their sad effection. Resolved, that our Charter be draped in mourning for tho period of ninety days, and that a page be set apart in the Post record, and that these resolutions be entered thereon as a memorial of Comrade Parsons, and that a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family of the deceased; also a copy to the Hagers town Exposest, Richmond Telegram and Cambridge City Tribune, for publication.

i But while we drop a silent tear, In memory of our Comrade gone, A greatful country greets us here And nails our work as nobly done. J. C. J. A.

Scott Com. S. H. Morris, State: of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County, S.s. Frank J.

Cheney makes oath that he is tue senior partner or tue ltrm or J. Cheney doing business in the Citr of Toledo, County and State aforesaid. and that said firm will nay the sum of one hundred dollars for each and every case of Catarrh thatcannot be cured by the use or Halt's catarrii cure. FRANK J. CHEXET.

Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, tliis 6tb day of December, D. '86. A. W. GLfclABOX.

fsFALl Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal ly and acts directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J.CriENEr&CO.

Toledo.O. sold by uruggisia, oc. jau i Burglars are becoming numerous over the county recently. Richmond has had several robberies and two families were robbed in Cambridge Friday night Hood's Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by expelling impurity from the is the cause of the complaint Give it a trial. Letters uncalled for in the Post Office at Haserstown, Jan.

2, 1889. Mrs. George Wyraan, Mrs. Will Wynar, Dr. II.

J. Bnckett, bhcrman Walker, James Thomas, Constantino! Martindale, Robert A. M. CoKsnrr, r. M.

A LOST HUSBAND. To secure a new list of aeents. and Introduce our goods in every home, we make the following offer: To the first 200 persons telling us wnere in tne uioie tne wora nusoAna is nrst found book, chapter and verse we will give (500 in cash and goods, as following: To the first person giving correct answer wc will give in cash; to the second, 10 in cash; to the third, $10 in cash; to the fourth and fifth, 5 in cash, each. To the next 193 if there are as many i we win give eacn a soim roiiea goia, half round wedding ring. With yonr answer you must send cents Silver, Postal Note or 1 cent stamps to help pay postage and advertising, for which we will send a haudsome folding case, containing 119 useful articles for domestic use.

Dcauniuiiy eniDeinsueu in colors, jour chance is good for the first prize if you send today. Do not delay and let some one get ahead of yon. Remember, you get more than double vonr money worth in the folding case las every body receives one. AU answers must be re 1 ceiveu previous to reomary isi, ink, wnen contest closes. For an outlay of 25 cents you may receive J50.

Write at once, send silver or 1 cent stamps, and address TUE E. H. HAMMOND NOVELTY CO. 501 Queen Street, Alexandria, Va. CaptB.F.

TJrown," Geo. W. Davis and 0. A. Kepler, of Greensfork, were at Indianapolis, last week armed with a petition numerously signed, interceding with Governor uray in the hope or se curing a pardon for Arthur Brooks, who killed Dr.

Gause. The Telegram says that it is said that Brooks's wife has ap plied for a divorce, in another connty, is going to marry another man and says the story about her intimacy with Dr. Gause is a fabrication invented for the occasion. Also, that Dr. Gause did not tell her of Brooks's intimacy with another woman; that she put a pillow down at a while lying there heard Brooks tell 01 Cook about it.

IOO Young Berkshires Keady to Bred from prize winners: of largest size and finest quality. Herd contains the leading winners of Canada last year (1887). All for sale at bottom prices. W. G.

CAVAN, Importer and Breeder, Alden, Erie N. Y. Frieght prepaid to any point sear Indianapolis if ordered soon. jan.9,r. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the personal estate of John Starr, deceased, late of Wayne county, Indiana. The estate is probably solvent. John B. Axlek. Dec.

13th, lfWM. Hbney C. Starr, Atty. Jan. 16.

JOHN 8PLAN Is writing a book entitled "Life with the Trotters." All about Rarns, the pacer Johnston, Mattie Hunter, Wedgewood, Wilson, Charlie Ford, Kansas Chief.Wing Witherspoon, Minnie R. Guy. Clingstone, Mambrino Sparkle, and many other famous ones Splan has driven. A handsome book of 600 pages. Tells how to condition a horse for any kind of a race; how to handle colts and all the secrets of the trainer's art.

A chapter from material furnished by Bud Doble. showing how Goldsmith Maid and Dexter wera trained, only by Subscription dfrert to the editor and publisher, H. T. Wmtte (Turf Editor of the Gazette.) Lock Box 270. Chicago.

111. Send orders (but no monev) now and the book will be sent by ex press, C. O. when Issued, about Feb. 1.

Price 13. Mention tavis paper. marau.ro tlie 3La All the LATEST Novelties BO' and ctt, giving as her reason that she was too oung, and the evening the shooting oc cured she declined to go with him to a party because she had a sore throat. A man named Iturst killed himself few days before Christmas, a few miles south. A neighbor tella the Item that got lip about 2 o'clock in the morning and dressed himself, came down stairs nd got the shotgun, and went out into the smoke house withont his shoes on.

lis then put tho muzzle of the shotgun to his lett teinpio and pulled the trigger with his toe. The discharge from the gun was heavy one, and it carried away the top half of the skull, the brain going with it, so that the tipper, paft of the spinal column coold be i een in the part of the skull that was left. About two inches' of the scalp was fonnd adhering ightly to the rafters, and looked is if it had been placed there with a great deal of care. Dr. Thurston said last evening "I have lookpd at a good many gun shot wounds in my time, but I never saw as complete a job as that." Of course death was instantaneous.

Coroner Zini merman will return his verdict in accord ance with tho above facts. We learn that Mr. Hurst has been a very dissi pated man. Besides beinjr an excessive drinker, he was also an excessive smok er, and his suicidal mania can most cer tainly be attributed to his intemperance. At the next Republican nominating election the candidates will be numerous.

Tho Item says: "1 hough it is a year yet until the time for selecting candidates for county offices, a good many fellows who want to get there are already letting ho fact be understood. And from tho fact that all county offices will have to be filled there will be a good many can didates. There are a good many in sight and several dark horses champing at the bits. For county clerk Geo. Williams the present deputy, will probably be candidate.

We have also been told that Paul Leibhart, of MiltonAwill be a can didate for clerk; but we have no reliable information that such is the fact. For county auditor John Winslo7 will again be a candidate for the nomination. Ben Myricki at present deputy auditor will most likely be a candidate; 1' or record er the talk is and it is true, that W. P. Cook, deputy treasurer will be a candi date.

Deputy Recorder Nate Lamar will also be a candidate for the office, lie is also well knttwn, and like Mr Cook, would be a good man for the place, there are a great many luiiows wno wouia like to be sherilf, and who will try for the nomination. Deputy Sheriff Dick More is on the lists, and will try to get there, so will Deputy Sheriff John Iredell, and the talk is that Will Dormer will lay his claims to the ofhee before the people, and enter the contest for the prize. Col. John Hartley, of Uagerstown, will also be a candidate for the place, There will probably be others who will seek the the nomination, lor county treasurer Alfred McMeans the present incumbent, will be a candidate for re nomination. He will very likely be op posed by Richard Cheesinan, of Dalton township.

Mr. Cheesman is a popular man and would have a strong following here. He is regarded as an honest man and would make a strong race. For prosecuting Harry C. Starr, the present deputy will be a candidate.

ferry J. I rceman will also be a candi date. Mr. Freeman was for a while the law partner.of Hon. H.

TJ. Johnson, and like Mr. Starr has a large acquaintance. are also told that rank Kibbey.son of Judge Kibbey, will be a candidate for prosecutor but we are not advised of tha truth of it. 1 nomas R.

jessup, of Cambridge City, will also be a candidate, and we suspect that there are others, among whom we will mention Jack Strayer. For Judge of the Circuit Court, we have not heard the name of any one mentioned, except Judge Comstock." King R. Williams was overlooked in the above report. He made an encouraging race before and will be with the boys again in the coming race. Mr.

Cheesman states that the mention of his name as a candidate is a mistake, as he is not a candidate." Saturday night, December 22J, Mil ton Bainbridge, of Abington, shot and killed a young man named Hawkins. Hawkins boarded with Bainbridge, was intoxicated, and abused and beat Bain bridge's wife. The husband emptied a double barreled shotgun into his body, and then beat his head to a jelly. The murdered man was a cousin of the slay er. Abington is about hve miles distant from the scene of the Kibbey Ranck shooting affair and the Hurst suicide.

Jesse Townsend and James Dial, of Whitewater, went up to Winchester a few days ago, to buy some Texas ponies. 1 hey indulged pretty freely, and after getting full went to the Salvation army barracks. They went to the mourners' bench and one of them cried out "What's the matter with Jesus," and the other responded "He's all right' The Salvation army people then had them arrested for disturbing a religious meeting, and they paid a fine and cost of $7 each, and came home wondering Al salvation is really free. Item. Rev.

Dr. Bell. Editor of the Mid Con tinent, Kansas City, Mo says in its is sue of Oct. 1st, 1887: It is to be believed that Dr. Shallen bergcr, of Rochester, Pjl, bas a sure cure for Fever and Ague.

A gentleman in our suffered greatly from Malaria, and tried many remedies to no purpose: when seeing this antidote advertised, tried it, was immediately relieved, and finally cured. This was two years since, and he has no return of his trouble. Friday last Richmond and Wayne township voted on the subject of donating $115,000 to aid in building a railroad from Evansville to Richmond, and over ten to one voted in favor of the donation. Richmond will now get a new railway, Facts Worth Knowing. In all diseases of the nasal mucuous membrane the remedy used must be non irritating.

The medical profession has been slow to learn this. Nothing satisfactory can be accomplished with ROYAL Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of pnrt v. strength and Mora couo oncal than tho ordinary kinds, and canoot be old in competition with the multitude of low test, short weiirtit.

alum or Dhonuhnta vowders. Sold only in cans. Hoyal Baking 1'crfcder ntiitireet.aew tore. PEERLESS DYES Aro bo BEST. Solo by Dbuooists.

ACTUM A CAN BE CORED. As a proof, nij i limn a trial botlle Bent free to any one afflicted. Du. TajT Rochester, New fffhlOof York. Tht jTfw EnqhtnA MtAiraX Jowtnai, mvt: "WaldaMNVISIBLESoundDlso.

tor dafnft, eoncBtrte iou4 witm on th dnun, and outrank all Aerlees of of oar an and its poulbliitiw an grat. for taU by H. H. WAULS, Bridgeport, Ci. FARMERS! Ship your produce direct to headanarters and retail the value there is in it We handle Poultry, Butter.

Kses. Game. Veal. Hides. Beans and all Produce.

Write for FREE guide telling how to dress poultry and calves properly and pack ponltry, butter, esss, etc. WIL MbKOlH fe west. Commission Merchants, lai S. water Chicago, Keference S. A.

Kean Bankers. Troian Stables. GEO. E. McKAIG.

TROY, Miama County, Ohio Shire, Perclieron, and Cleveland Bay Stallions, and Mares in Foal. Iam offering special inducements to purchasers of Shire Stallions in order to close out my stables to make room for spring importations. Stallions guaranteed breeders on satis factory trial. Correspondence and inspection solicited. Mention this paper.

apr2, t)9 A Good Chance to Make Money this Winter. We want some more reliable men to sell our nursery stork; guaranteed first class, true to name as ordercd.and delivered in good.healthy conamon. bALAKT and (or com mission, ltprelerrea. Apply, (stating age) to mar lef W. L.

Mc AY, Geneva, N. Y. SORGHUM A little book that every farmer ought to have is the "Sorghum Hand Book" for 1889. which may be had free, by addressing The Blymyer Iron Works of Cincinnati, O. Sorghum is a very valuable crop for syrup making, feed, and fodder, and this pamphlet gives full Information about the aincrent species, ocst moaes oi cultivation, etc.

Send and get it aud read it. SSfe Sltt (HAVE YOU A LAME HORSE? 11 If you Hare, Buy DS. WOOD'S BOOK OS LAMENESS IN THE HORSE. It tells an that in knowa on the subject of LAMENESSECn It is Devoted Ercrasiyely to The CAUSES, SYMPTOMS and PROPER TREATMENT of EYERY FORM OF LAMENESS and also the nroner treatment of WOUNDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Just Published. 85 Pin Engn rraga.

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COVERING HOES, that can not fail to cover the seed corn, no matter what condition the soil is in. and thev can be adjusted to cover any depth. CLOD FENDERS, which push, all clods, stalks or such other loose obstructions out of the way so that the seed is covered with loose soil only. Thin Ttiftltea thA corn easy to niltivatA and gives it a start ahead of the weeds. The Adjustable Axle, Covering Hoes and Clod Fenders are we warn tarmera against infringements.

We can also furnish a perfect and accurate Drill Attachment Our improved "Universal" Checkrower is the least complicated and the most common sense checkrower that is made. We also manufacture "The Barbour" one horse Corn Drill. "The McColm Boil Pulverizer or Clod Crusher, and "The Favorite" Chnrn. If your dealer does not handle our implements, write us for prices and full information. marl3 THE II.

P. DEUSCHER Hamilton. Ohio. The cabuiet orran was introduced in its nresent form by Mason Uaciliu in 1861. Other makers followed in the manufacture of these instruments, but the Mason Jlanilin Organs have always main tained their supremacy as the best in the world.

Mason Hamlin offer, as demonstration of tha unequalled excellence of their organs, the fact that at all of the great World's Exhibitions, since that of Paris. 1S6T, nnnAR I Acorn petition, with best makS fi EJ 1 1 Versof all countries, they have I 6 L9 Ijf invariably taken the highest 1 It I 9 honors. Iiiaa tnted catalogues 22 T.S SOOO. free. Mason li.imlin do not hesitate to make the extraordinary claim for their pianos, that they are superior to all others.

They recognize the high excellence achieved by other leading makers In tha art of piano building, but still claim superiority. This they attribute solely to the remarkable im provement introduced by tbem In the year 1881, and now known as the ason A Hajkus Piamo MM 0 the use of which greatest DOS is secured the eible purity and refinement of tone, together! (Ill I taf with greatly increased capaci 02 AMD ty for standing in tune and other important A circular, containing testimonials from three hundred purchasers, musicians, and tuners, sent, together with descriptive catalogue, to any applicant. Pianos and Organs sold for or easy payments: also rented. MASON HAMLIN ORGAN AND PIANO CO. UOaTON.

KiJUYV CiliCAOO. ROYAL GS lt; For Sale. Figs. IOO Fine Ones. Thirtvhead of Stnnd rd aud Heuisfercd Trottins Slock Stalliotis.

Mares and Kill leu. Ten head of very fiue S'ouuk Sbort horns. Addresx W. J. Nil ELY.

Ottawa, III. FOlt SALE. 25 Extra Black Jacks and several all purpope Stallions. JacVn from 14 to 16 hnniln bih, from 2 to ft years old. and some good Jennet.

All are of tho bext blood in Kentucky tenn tor catalogue. tnarl9 J. Monroe Lekii, l'aris, Kentucky. CO.VFOKTINU. Epps's COCOA.

BREAKFAST. Bv a thorough kuowledBo uf the natural laws whlrh govern the operations or digentiou and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fiue properties of well selected Cocoa, Sir. Epp has provided onr breakfast tubles with a delicately flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctor's bills. It is bv the judicious nse of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there if a weak point.

We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame." Civil Service i.azeuc. Aiaue simply witn boiling water or milk. Sold only in half pound tins, by grocers, labelled thu: JAMES EPPS 4 Homoeopathic Chemists, London, WANTED, 100,000 More Farmers to nse the best and mo.st comnlet tannine mill in the world. Low prices. Shipped! on approv al, oenn ior catalogue to jonnson rieui na cine, Wis.

mar 12,89 Onr sales in 1SS8 douWethoeeoUM. Why BeoaaaWs sell only the Berf.at Small Fruit Plants and Trees. Catalogue Free. Fit AS FOltJJ SONS, Uavenua, Ohio. 100 CIGARS FREE.

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E3EI YOUi OWN ST THE U5S Cr WORTH'S FSEMCH TAl' OR SYSTEjj or It Is a fact Worths is be. fid system, no mathematical calcuiatlntut to b. made In using it: a child 14 years old can cut and fit as as the must experienced firssvuir.Cer. Every arlieSs cf dress pin be fitted perfectly triiis tbe garnu nt on. Every measure is flirtired on tbe settles as require to use them.

By fuiiowajr tho b'ri cf Intrcclicns uad diagrans you know exactly the auHim. cf gotxis you need, bow to fit stout or Icon Imw to fit round or builow shoulders. In fact yt have Ue secrets of dressmaking by the French tnil'jr system. Th6re fs an extra sleeve pattern goes with above syr tom that is alone worth $5 to any lady. Worth's sjetem retails for siu.

we nave arraugemer.o wits tne owner mat we can send it with the instruction book, extra sleeve pattern and one year's subscription to The Ladies' Home Magazine, a beautifully Illustrated ladies' Journal, filled with charming stories, fashion notes, art needle work. cooking and all borne subjects for only at. To flirt 500 answers will send one Every Day Cook Bnok (copyright ed), nearly 400 pases filled with household at toilet wellies. AHCADtt PUB. (XX.

f4 State Chicago, 111 ELY'S Catarrh CREAM BALE cleanses the nasal passages, allays pain and in flam ation. heals the sores, restores the senses1 HAY EEVER Taste A smell Apaiticle is applied into each nostril and is agreeable. Price 50 cents at Drnz srists; bv mail, registered 60 cU. ELY BROTHERS. 66 Warren Street, New York RAIL ROADTIME.

CMcap, St, Louis PiBslnitli, E. R. PAN 1IAIVDLG ROUTE. Schedule in effect Noy. 13, 1887.

Trains depart from HAQERSTOWN as follows: CENTRAL STANDARD TIME. GOING WEST. Express 11 33 pm J1117 am 7 55pm Local Freight 6 40 am GOING EAST. Express 3 43 am Accommodation 8 13 am Mail 3 57 pm Local Freight. 4 15 pm Pullmau palace Sleeping and Buffet Cars attached to through trains run with out change, westbound to Indianap St Louis and Chicago; eastbound to Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and New York.

For' time tables, rates of fare, through tickets and baggage checks, and further information regarding the running of trains, apply to 0. JOHNSTON, Ticket Agent, Uagerstown Station. DaiIy. fDaily except Sunday. J.

James ftlcCrea, General Manager, Pittsbnrp, fPa. E. A. Ford, Gen. Pass.

At' Pittsbnrgh Pa. Ft. Wayne, Ciucinaati aai LonisTillc AND WHITE WATER RAILROAD. The Direct Line Is and from CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, INDIANAPO LIS and Ft. WAYNE.

HAGERSTOWN TIME TABLE. GOING SOUTH. ABBIVIS m. Fh't, 12:30 p. Express, 5.40 a.

m. Express, 8.51 p. m. S.C.WIKEL, Qen. Tkt Agt, Fort Wajne, Ind.

HAYFEYlRfj 7 DOOR PRAIRIE LIVE Hl A country, will bs their name. Mention this Jj WsCA. i Containing more Jii'srC 1 SEIEBS and NEW pyjj 4 nevr and valuable Vegetable.Field and Flower PLANTS than in, ntilnma i.il,. 1 SHEATH fATENT UPRIGHT HAY KI3IFE Wm eat three times as mueh, with half yon to throw awaw your old knives and buy Knlla maoe. ooia or naruwaro nuuses JAMES RUSSELL BARRETT.

sLAHCTACTTTBSB AKDOPHOPEIITORJ CAZKNOVIA, TJ. S. A 1 the lOOVarietina. Also Small Fruits. Quality a sample vines mailed for loo.

Descriptive prioo list free. LEWIS ROESCH, Frafcaia, PAUIj II. IIACKE, Importer of Shires, Perclieroiis, Cleyelani Bas, and Hackneys, At PAUL II.HACKE'S Stock Farm Miles Southeast of Greensburg P. 11. ll.yl nour ride lrom rittsburg.

Every Ilorse Guaranteed to be Jnst as represen ted. 1 will majte terms to suit responsmie parties. Letters addressed to PAUL H. HBCKE, Cor. 5th Ave.

Market Pittsburg, Penn DRUGS, CHEMICALS, Sponges, Brushes of Family Iteceipts and Prescriptions Compounded with tbe Best of s. A. Steele Cor. Cth and Main Sts. WANTED! The Charles City Importation Company Want to place their Illustrated Catalogue eron and bnire Horses in the hands of a 1 1 tempiaun ouymg improvea oiock.

tains the Portraits of several of our late also the Pedigree of a few of our Short also have for sale several good improved rwn WALLER BROS, Charles Citv. Iowa. Iia'Woref Truman Sons. iiushnell, McDonousrh County, HI. Importers and breeders ENGLISH SHIRE and Hackney Horses.

Have now on hand 100 head of Registered Stallions ready for service. Have the largest stock HACKNEYS in America; among them the Hiehest priccd 3 yr. old Hackney in Eng. Among onr shires are both London and Boyal Winners. B.

W. R. no mile west iroui reoria. 111. BLAIR BROTHERS, Aurora, Illinois IMPORTERS OF Clydesdale, English Shire, We have a choice lot, selected with reference to style, action and quality, combined with good pedigrees.

We have winners at many of tbe greatest shows of England, including the great London and the Royal shows. We offer First class Animals of the choicest breeding at verv low prices. Every animal recorded and guaranteed. Visitors welcome. Catalogue on application.

Stables in town. declo.ef A BARGAIN never before OFFERED. A Repeating Rifle Established Boston, Mass a A Repeating Dut tnis is a 7 Snot one of the best ever made. 801a in em countries as well inlAmericju Not a phean thine mt no far sale, aut a GENUINE WARRANTED RIFLE for only offered at above low price from having been sold at a large sale at a great sacrifice; bas patent cutoff to magazine, making it a single loader as well as a repeater, as desired. Catridgea 5o eta.

a box. Bristle swab brush and throng 25 It can also be used as a shot gun as shot catridges can be furnished for them indifferent sizes shot, making it a Repeating Shot Gun Shot catridges 75 cts. per box. Send postoflice order at once, lot small; orders filled In rotation. Price guaranteed only for present lot.

To dealers ordering a case of ten rifle, or more a liberal discount will be made. janlCef WM. READ 107 Washington Boston, Mass. I Fall and Winter Styles are now on Display; of Entirely NEW GOODS, which aro Different from Anything Ever Shown in this Market. Our tock is the Largest Ever been on display.

Over IOO DIFFERENT STYLES. vercoatings of Every Description. We now employ the FINEST Skilled Workmen in 'the County for Fine Trade. RICHMOND, IND. GRAND HOTEL BLOCK.

BAYARD. in Light, Medium, and Dark Colors, with Silk Facings, and Satin Sleeve Linings, at Very Much Less than Others ask for them. also CHILDREN'S Overcoats: Double IBrested Coats and Vests in all the Newest Goods We give Each Boy Buying a Stnt or Overcoat at our Store, either an Elegant Sled, a Fine Pocket Knife, a "BRASS BAND" a Painting Outfit or Scrap CA.LL AND SEE THEil. STOCK ASSOCIATION, 10CS VlXIiAGE, LA. fobte iwdiajta.

IMPO' eg and Cleveland Bails. Btock selected with reference to Acttnm. and Qwriitj, combined trlUi gtioQ, pedigrees. S9 luijAMicuiu juiy, xwuuaoua. men sent after January Address, HENRY C.HICLEY, Cedar Bavplds, Iowa.

pafier. labor, as any other Keorativ. ib win nar the aj gW HEA unsurpussea. vrRrraniea true. Very cheep.

I. hi asawsVeV (sj Nf MBSIGINES, Chamois Skins; all Kinds. Drugs. Richmond, Indiana. of Imported Perch I everone that is con ine catalogue con and Horn Cattle.

We farms. Address; 7 All horses purchased by our senior partner la England. We have made Seven Importations this year, ind 50 head in onr stables iu Enjrland ready for shipment. Write for catalogue jnst ssued. "erms to Suit the Purchaser.

Address as above. Bushnell is on C. B. railroad, 190 miles i om Chicago: and on I. auti tJ uiue.

ir.u Ind. febl5ef Rifle or Repeating Shot Gun for Gennine Sqence 7 shot Repeating Rifles of world wide reDUtation. 60 caliber metallic catrideres. NoSuchbareains ever been offered. SDortinir or defense.

Oriinnallv cnut S3f urb. and ORGANIZED 1867. T. P. WAIXACB.

Watkxks Bros. Jacob Howsir. A. H.KUNG. PROSPECT, OHIO.

5 UFOBTIKS OF DRAFT HORSES, Kegfsterei FRENCH in im national Hagrtater oi rraoel Draft Horses, and HT CMRI ICU CART or SHIRE HORSES, blluLluil Reaistered In the Bnglhh Cart or 8hire8tDd Book. Ope member of onr flrnr. KB. TJ. "WAT Jv.

baa pnrcbased all of our ImportaUons for a number of years. Horoes sold on RIAIOMBLE TEHMS and 6UABAXTEED AS BEPRsEXTD. We extend an invitation to ALX, Vu aire as a call, er SL drop as a line. Prospee is sltnated on tbe C. H.

V. ft T. Ball 36 miles Nortb of Colomboa, and MlM Boutb of T'Medo. Show an Immense Line of and Colors; i 1 '1 1.