The Indiana Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 3

1 c' TV I IIUIJTDJGTON, IND. Eay 16," 1877. Tea City Cooncil meeta in regu lar session tbia evening. Much business of importance will come Bp for disposition Ww i A residence is being erect ed on the lot owned by the estate I of' James Mitten, deceased, on north side of Tipton street. Thi Presbyterian Chnrch Social will be beld at the residence of Mrs.

as. G. Gregory to morrow (Thursday) evening. All are in vited. Tbc German Turner Society will give a dance at the Turner Hall next Monday evening.

A pleasant evening is promised to all who at tend. Two traxpi were up before tho Mayor oa Tuesday. Each one was lined Z3.00, and In were sent up to work oat fines and costs on the streets. Geological expeditions are now popular, and large numbers of our scientific and philosophical ladies and gentlemen are exploring the county every week. zwnass.

saw. M. W. Milliga thinks it pays to put first class beef on the mar ket, and is doing it He is buying the best cattle the county affords, and his patronage is rapidly on tne increase. I view of the havoc among the dog or this locality, recently, a poic may well exclaim faithful dof.

To man wr trua, What kraaty aaasago ataa masse of job, Thocoh late, spring is upon us in splendor and with cheer. Numerous parties drive out daily to en joy a recess from the winter's work, and the flowers and bloom are more luxuriant than usual The business of S. Moore, de ceased, is being carried on by his' children, and the old and famlliar name of S. Moore will continue to be loose with the trading public. Thev nublish a special card in a another column.

The law oQce of B. F. Ibach, Esq city attorney, has "been cal cimined, refitted, refurnished and greatly improved and we know of no nicer law office in the city. We congratulate him and wish him vuccess. The Firemen's Annual Parade took place, Tuesday afternoon.

Notwithstanding 'the 1 attendance was not full, and the weather, exceedingly unpropitious, the appear ance was very fine, and the exer cises of, a very creditable char acter. MESSRS. BlFPUS AND SlHOHTOH have notified all persons on the ca nal lands in "this city that they claim title to the same, by virtue of their purchase of toer canal from the Trustees of the canaL A long series of law suits will be the re sult. PBorxKTT" 6wneri in" Hitefield's addition, in the Second Ward, are nsing the services of County Surveyor Gasman in fixing the earners and ascertaining the proper boun daries of their lots. It's a knotty case, and of coarse many are dis satisfied.

TmJ4th annual election the Huntington, Kelso, and Warren Gravel Road Company was held at Carson's School House last Friday. All the old officers were re elected without exception, and the meeting, though not as large as usual, was very harmonioua. The road is in good condition i We learn that the Citizens Bank will erect fine building on the north west corner of Jefferson and Franklin streets this season. The gentleman at the head of this institution business, and what ever they undertake to do they' will Suoh a building will be a credit to oar town. The ice cream saloon of Mr.

Eli Collins opened laat Saturday eve sing and la now in full blast It Is In the old and familiar room. jast east of this office, and la richly farnlshed and decorated. Mr. Col lins is one of the most gentleman ly and popular caterers in the Wa bash and la prepared to meet the wants of the public In his line at all times and to the satisfac tion of Tetstxxs In the different town ships should construct wood sheds at every school bouse, so that the wood, daring the InclemanS winter wtather, couldbe kept dry. Look at any school house in the country, and then draw on the Imagination for a true picture of the condition of the fuel so necessary daring the schocl W1U not Trustees and Directors give this important matter some considers tion? Last Friday we went out to at tend the Gravel Road election on the HfcLso Pike, and was sarpriscd to find a faaeril being ttlJatthe rson bebool House.

On inqui ry, "3 1: Ut! 1 it was Zl Ei II i lit, an old'acqaaiatanca and t'tSzea. f.fi?r i of three weeka. He al r.rcle cf frleaisto ra fceslles a wife and tt a. lis was a 1 i and Lis ri a 3 Sckdat last was magnificent day, and the churches were well attended. Tm young ladies of thiscity dress with excellent taste, and are coming out in fine style this season.

Dr. Youho, of Ft Wayne, charg ed with writing vulgarity on postal cards, will be tried at Indianapolis this week, Doh't play ball on the streets. There's lots of room on the com mono, and by going there nobody will be annoyed. The Huntington Building, Loan and Savings Association will meet next Monday night A large amount of money will then be SOld. 1 lianas.

I Three is little trade upon our streets. The season is very propitious for farmers, and the area de voted to agriculture this year is immense. A fine looking milk cow, doubt less the property of some poor man. died on last Sunday evening at the entrance of the bridge crossing the canal at the west end of the city. Ms.

Jas. Motes is erecting a cosy residence on Riverside, in the Third Ward. He has purchased two lots, and will have a splendid home when his plans are carried out Air exceedingly interesting let ter, giving a description of Notre Dame University the great edu cational institution near South Bend will be found 1 on the first page of this paper. The Grand Encampment' and Grand Lodege, O. O.

Fn met at Indianapolis on Tuesday last Messrs. John Morgan, Cb as. Dun ning and James Delvin, of this place, are in attendance. The Social of the Baptist Church will meet at the residence of Mrs. E.

J. Parriance, in the Third Ward, on Thursday evening of this week. A cordial invitation is extended to all to be present. Down in Bush county they call themselves "Hilligoss." Up way in Allen, Wells, Whitley and Wabash, every other man yoa ran against says his name is "Hille gass." Just for variety, yoa know. Efforts are being made to build a free Gravel Road, running north on the, old Mills JPlank Bond, the xounty line road, and the McGaagby MishJcr road.

Too many roads will the broth. Co operation 'alone can build a road. Messrs. Iibyi a Maex have re ceived their spring slock of Goods fine, varied and cheapv have also decorated the front of their store in gorgeous colors, and are now prepared to give their friends a kind and courteous recep tion. We spent an hour or so at Boon oke on last Wednesday afternoon.

Messrs. Rice and Rowley had fin ished their labors the day previous, and the town was exceedingly quiet It is safe to sayr we think, that "Roanoke is not the town it used to was." The first of Senator Morton's aeries of articles on 'the "Ameri can constitution allusion to which has heretofore been made in these columns appears on the first page of this It merits a careful reading. A horse attached to a buggy, containing Henry Beaver and wife, became frightened near his residence en last Sunday evening and ran away, The parties were thrown oat and considerably In fared, and the buggy was badly wrecked. Mb. Soloxoh S.

Dubois was call ed to his old home in Franklin county last' Triday, to attend the funeral of his father. Mr, Dubois is one of the most enterprising citizens of oar county, and though he has only lived among ua about two years, he has a large circle of friends, who sympathize with him Inhla bereavement Monday last Loav. Purviance, Wes. Hawley, Frank Shearer, Jim Slack, Jr, Mayor Stults, Jale Dick, Major J. W.

Purviance, and some more of the boys, went to deep watlr to" fishJ They all. bad good lack in getting fast on roots, and Major Purviance and Wesley Haw ley caught several nice fish. The rest had only average luck. One fish is average Lono years ago we indulged 'eon I th. that ia, we held one and of a pole.

but rarely succeeded In capturing anything at the other end. Final ly, after expending a considerable amount of time and patience, we succeeded in taking oat an eight pound pike. Our reputation was esiaousnea oar cap or joy was brim fall, and we retired, covered aa over, as we thought, with i mortar glory. This was nearly twenty years ago, and we havn' beea a 3shlcg. since, to any.

great extsaf Seeing so ciay, towever, da tai vrcad inj wsy rivcr rori, reylres eirly aai syrapthy jas va are pretty litre: JAj wit tba tl 1 Li ta cirly most a ta lowly i cf "ye Oh the score that "one good tarn deserves another," we fc6l con trained to thank Gen. Williams, of the Warsaw Indianian, for the number of times he recently mentioned the Ribald, in his paper. The Gener al is a hard worker, and notice requires us to say that he succeeds getting up a first rate paper. We often feel that it ia impossible to ad mire sufficiently the cheerful idiot who drops apple parings, date aeeda, etc on stairway and aid walks. Kushville lie publican.

If yoa cannot do the subject jus tice, suppose yoa try your hand on the fiend who comes into your office, sits himself down in "a leisurely, sanctified manner, and proceeds to devour a quart of pea nuts. Messrs. W. .1. Campbell, J.

B. Keating, Mike Bobinson and B. H. Beynolds spent a day. along the banks of the Wabash, in the vicini ty of La Gro, last week, fishing.

They brought home some splendid bass and pike, although the weather was exceedingly unfavorable. We are indebted to Mr. Campbell for a fine pike. It was splendid. The celebration of the 38th An niversary or the organization or the Baptist Church of Huntington will take place at their house of worship this The occasi on win De one or great interest, and the public generally aro in vited to attend.

The rehearsal of early history, always interesting, ill be unusually so upon this oc casion. Snake Stobv. Mr. F. J.

West, a farmer residing in Polk township, in this county, while recently en gaged in cutting a large oak tree on his premises, discovered a snake of the blue racer species, about five feet in length, embeded to the depth of over two inches beneath the bark. The cavity had originally been made in the tree by fire. His snakeship had doubtless sought it as a safe retreat during the win ter, went to sleep, and in the spring forgot to wake up until his means of exit had been cut off, by the growth of the tree. Them is no reason to doubt but that the snake had been confined in his narrow house for a number of years. He was in a good state of preservation, and after remaining in the sun for an hour or two exhibited excellent signs of life by attempting to seek "change of pasture." How the snake got there, and how be man aged to live 'for; years, is surely a profound mystery.

'V Last Thursday, May 10, was the day appointed for the pio nio at Mt. Etna. A more propitious day was rarely seen, and the air was re sonant with the cheerful sound of the Makepeace Cornet Band, as it called the party together. About forty couples of young and old assembled, and an early start was made. At Mt Etna a score of happy, couples from Marion arriv ed, and two couples from Wabash enjoyed the large share of happi ness allotted to that uncertain sis ter city.

Some how our friends at Wabash do. not 'turn out in these gatherings. The 'day passed very pleasantly. The party used shot guns rather prpmtscuousiy, and skirmished around so lively that a miniature Russian larkey campaign was carried on against some signs of "Warning to Hunters' nailed upon some trees. These signs were used as targets and shot at by the "boysi and girls too, One irate citizen came up to Con stable Younkman and asked him if he wasn't the Prosecuting Attor ney.and said' he wanted them pros ecu ted.

It is said' that 'some In dian "fire water" was clandestinely sold In the neighborhood. The ac commodations at the hotel were not in as they were mlsin formed by one of the committee as to the. plans, bat soon the mat ter was well adjujted. The dinner was enjoyed by all. There was not much cordiality at first, but soon a few of them introduced themselves, and finally all became acquainted.

The dancing was en joyed a comparative few, and was of a high artistic order. Of some of the Huntington irirls caught the eye of some of the strange young men, and as a consequence of oar young men lost their appetite for dinner and all other earthly enjoyments, and had silent thoughts of leaning over, a double barreled shot gun and kicking the trigger, while oth er of our young men, in a philosophical way, took, revenge on the Marionjboys by siding np tQ.tbeir young of which they had a goodly number, exquisitely good looking and highly accomplished. Soon the day passed, and the party retnrned home i a fast gait, and reashsdoar city abost; dusk, was a day long to be remembered by those who took part in lis enjoy ments. us. uarter Lilrer rills are superior to any other Cathartic, both in.

respect to; strength and medicinal rirtaes of their purely vegetable ingredients, "Brandy, braady, baaa of bit lira. Sprint torment, aouca of atnia, li I oooJd half Ur riot tea. Tao wtoa would vtah ytm ml ta Such is the refrain from the' lips of the poor 1 diseased toper, who would fly fron tie enemy if possi ble. Eecc it is a 'diseased Liver, that era .3 relief, instead of brandy or stimulant, use Simmons' Insulator, and it will afford. TnxGr Jcitral notel.ITiW i secret cl its grcit i 7 ead sqtcecs, ty isely naicti: its cM Etaai rJ cf excellaccs air.ee its reducilca tv.9 c'l ani 3X0 per day.

rrceeefila s. At a called meeting of the Coun cil on last Friday evening, the Mayor announced the appointment of the following standing Committees for ihe ensuing year: On Finance C. E. Briant, T. Collina, T.

Shaffer. Street, Alleys and Sewers II. Koee broogh, J. Morgan, Q. Gray.

Kuies, ttee ulaUon and Ordinance J. Alorean, T. Collins, IL Bosebrongh. Printing T. Collins, IL Eoeebrongh, E.

Public Groundj and Building T. Shaf fer, C. E. Briant and O. Gray.

Police Gray, C. E. Briant, J. Mor gan. fire Department T.

bhaOer. T. Col lins, G. Gray. Assessment or taxes X.

Uoluns, J. Morgan, p. E. Briant At Mr. unanraown request be was relieved from the Printing Committee.

Br order of the common Council, O'Brien and L.T. Bagley were appointed to act a a committee on stationery. Standing Committees ahall submit their reports in writing to the Council before they can be acted upon. Which reports shall be eriened by the chairman or a ma jority of uje committee. Trom the Toledo Joarnal of Booday, Kay 13th.

EAI1W1T HiniES. A Geaieravl Caaau mt Time WaVavaki 4 Cavaadav Boatfcera Fast TrmlH A Rat all Syeclc Vir, A general change of time occurs to day for the railroads centering here, and affect, ing them all, except the Pennsylrania and the Columbus A Toledo, which effected their summer ached ale some days since. All the changes are noted in our time ta ble. The Wabash and the Canada Southern make very important changes, the former putting on the Cut train going East which has so stirred np the apprehensions of the rival managers, and the latter furnishing the Eastern outlet. Two Wabash trains leave the Miniinni aa follows: in the evening, Keokuk 3.30, Hannibal 435.

Onincv 4.45. and St. Louis 6.50. nnitinor at Decatur atl0.4o in tne morning, Hannibal and Quincy 0 o'clock, St. Louis 7.05, unit ing at Decatur at 11.25.

The first reaches Toledo at 9.S0 A. connecting with a Canada Southern train leaving here at 10.35 A. and arriving in Buffalo at 8,10 p. SL The morning St. Louis train reaches Toledo at 10.10 p.

il, connecting with the Canada Southern leaving for the East at 10.40 r. and arriving at Buffalo at 7.30 A.K. It. is apparent that this 'arrangement WU.M. UCUJB UAT, UUW FUB np" tne rival lines, jrrom a Canada South era circular from General Manager W.

K. Mur and General ut. Agent rank E. Snow, we make the following extracts: Oa and after Koeday, lath hmL, wa afaaQ ra oata tba running of oar faat throosa aroraaa nrnina. Mat ana won, oatwaaa xobmo aea MI Oa Bandar atcfata.

aa axiei train wul laava Tolado at 4. 15 r. a. forBoffalo and tba Eaat. wimwn Falaoa and Bmpinc Can win bo aitaen.

ad to all tralna soinf Xaat, and to tha two r. M. train foina Waat Tno tratns of una ooavaay aa not eras Oat niagara nrar napacnuon onagm au of taam go in st miaraaaoaai 0104 0 at wuralo. Tblo la tka oahr Una Uirouh Gaaada thai aaa eioaa and amneafaU of too falla of Kaon, and ua wnooet croauag ua wira eauo aaapoaal brklga. rooanUy eloaed for repair.

Wadoair to make thia tba "Sod Ribooa" root, for wo bavo ao Bar Boom" ear attaebod to our tralna through Canada, but wa hara eomfortaslo aod palatial rafnahnMOf roooM) at St. Tbomaa, wbaro. at naaooabl eooC too can croenr mouog. 17 oooaaa ana reuanaoio vaa. xojs But aa eras UKra raat ainreaa aaat.

Oar faros wffl aavar ba kigaar tbaa laon enargod by otbar hnaa, and wa abail alwara try totakatba Tnias or and natroaia tao only roata taTonxa BooUioTa Bail way. Air lino track, atoal ralla, ae gradea and wood faaL (Ho aoal dual and smoka.) The sum of all which is that it looks a little like war. Wis would recommend those wanting plants for their flower gardens to send to Mr. John Dreibelbias, Jr, of Ft. Wayne.

A visit to his green houses, only four blocks from the depot, will convince all that he is a pleasant gentleman and has a fine collection of good plants. Eaaaaeratlwa Be awl Caliarea. do. HoraM Tbo aaaaaritloa of aaboolahO. draa tais yaar la as foOowr: Total Main S.TT4 Fomales tjsn Total WUUCbildna 7,836 Oct of this aambor pott townablp annranfoi tao colored anlea.

Tha la tha ant tima I oave oond any eoiored poraona annmaratod for acaool pnrpoaea alno I bar ban In ofioa. y. a. a. Thi invigorating and regulating properties of Dr.

Hatter's Elixir of Wild Cherry are aoperior to any other medicines In the world. I E. WTNTON CO. Have engaged, another 'Trimmer. have now two of the best artists in the city.

We do not show yoa pattern Hats and Bonnets at higher prices than you are willing to pay, bat will give yoa the sai work for less money on acoxmnt of doing oar own Call and examine. L.R WLNTON. Evkbt day Increases the proba bility that the war now waging be tween Russia and Turkey will be come generaL The latest indica tions to this effect are the determin ation of tbo Sultan to inaugurate a holy war and the defiant reply of Bassia to barl Derby note. The former will greatly increase, the Sultan's effective forue aod thus prolong the war, while the latter shows that Russia has counted the cost and prepared to follow up her policy to the end. That this con templates the seizure and occupa tion of Constantinople admits of no doubt This is the main ob jective point of' Russian's opera tions, and is precisely the one thing wbtch never wul.

permit. Tne occupation of Constantinople by Russia would be a standing menace to British' power 'in the East, and when that qiestion is thrown into the scale all others will siak out of sight. I As long as tfrjusa. interests are not British statesmen may amuse them selves discussing points of honor, of sentiment, but once let Britain's road to the East, or her power in the East be threatened, and all other questions will be flung to Vqe winds, Thus each day the situation assumes new complica tions, and tne probability increases that other powers than those now engaged will be drawn into the war. Iud.

Journal. GgASBHOPPKas in largo numbers have made their appearance in Texas la the conn tie between Hempstead and Austin on the line of the Texas Central railway." Their attention has been called to the young cotton. plant. They, con aider it supenor to tne early pie plant. A lyOGAKsroaT belle hung up her Stockings recently, and some boys, just for fun, threw into them an old wheelbarrow, three coasting sleds, four base ball baU.

and otU er. articles tpo numerous to men Scapciryaf SI one 7 There is 110 douU but tbe present con dition of all kinds of business and indus tries ve fearful! "mBed, and it bchoovi ery tg eT dren 1 etc. 1 c. I 1 1 i rr. vaJ eyery Ion, i whc.i, tLroct ma ws v.

yor.r ry i i i 1 1 1 te i. 1 pinsoyiL jiextiox. JLr. rbert Simon ton is absent this week at Louisville, Ky, on busineas. The household of Dr.

O. A. Lewis is hsppy, because of the arrival of another son. Mr. Harry Stanton, who has more friends than ever here, spent last Sabbath in our city.

Mr. P. T. Baker smiles a broad smile since the agricultural implement trade has opened so lively. The yard and surrounding of the residence of Dr.

D. 8. Ley man are the best arranged of any in the city. Mr. Joe Baker, of Warsaw, the popu lar salesman of Emerson A Co, of Toledo, was in the city last week.

Miss Frank McGrew has been visit ing relative and friends at Cambridge City and elsewhere during the past week. 'Squire Pence and Captain Swaidner, of Roanoke, were in the city last Thursday. They are both, very excellent gentle men; I 4 V. 1m Malcolm, Esq, for the past seven years General Passenger Agent of the Wabash Bailway at Toledo, has re signed his position. At the date of last advices, Father Steiner, of this city, was in New Orleans.

His health, we regret to learn, has not materially improved. "Squire Bowles, who was on the regu lar jury last term of court, was in the city last Saturday and stayed rather late, too. 'Squire is a man of fine social qualities. Miss Lora a teacher in the pnblio schools of this city, is engaged ia teaching the young rnrausts of Miami county the rudiment of music. She has classes at Gilead and Akron.

Major IL B. Saylorhas trimmed off his whiskers and looks very much like "one iof the boys." In fact we think it improves his looks, and are glad that he is disposed to keep young with the rest of us. Mr. Wall, the gentleman who has been conducting the 99 cent store, in our aty, for a couple of months past, leaves this week, and, we anderstand, will go to Wa bash. Mr.

Hall is a clever gentleman, and his uniform courteous deportment has won the highest respect of alL He de serves weQ wherever he goes. All the late styles id'8carfs and Ties at the New York Hat Store. READ THIS. The old firm of Moore." and the general business of carrying on the trade of general merchandising is continued in force and will be operated by certain of the devisees and legatees of Samuel luoore, late of Huntington comity, deceased. The store will be under the management of Alice Moore, member of the present firm? and Mr.

P. H. Morton, an experiencea and popular business man, who, we believe enjoys the universal confidence of the public. It is our purpose to carry such a stock of goods as will maintain the previous reputation of this firm for honest deaft ing, and offer the trado choice goods at lair prices. With gratitude to the publio for their kindness and libra! patronage the past, we will be grateful to receive continuance of their patronage, and use all efforts to give full and entire satislap lion.

8.M00BE. Huntington, May 16th, 1877. Fob a Stylish Hat go to the New York Hat Store, the only place to boy a fashion able Hat For Skin Diseases, Eruption, Tetter Salt unenm, Blotches, Bpou, nmpies. PoHtales, Boils, Carbuncles, Ringworms, Scaidiead, Sore Eyes Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs Discolorationsof the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name, or nature, are literally dug up and carried out of the system in a short time by the ose of Dr. 8.

D. Howe's Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier. Sold by D. B. Hoover A Co.

2w34 20 cents a box for the best linen faced Collar at the New York Hat Store. Faxjoebs will find that they will Use from 15 to 20 per cent, profit by giv ing I of a package of Wallace's National Sheep Powder once a week to their flock of aheep. They never fiuL Money funded if they do no good. For sale by Henry F. Drover.

Fob anything in the line of Hats and Gaps go to the New York Hat Store, bbUIbs) Sratoaa Tltalraar. We are authorised to guarantee this remedy for the cure of Dyspepsia, Inactive Liver, Sour Stomach Constipation, Loss of Appetite. Coming np of Food, Yellow Skin, ana General Languor and Debility. You must acknowledge that this would be ruinous unless we had positive evidence that it will cure. You who are suffering from these complaints, these words are addressed snd wUl you continue to suffer when yoa can be cured on such terms 7 It is for you to determine.

cample bottles 10 cents regular size 75 cents. Sold by V. Hoover 4 Co. 40 cents pays for a pair of overhauls, worth 75 cents, at the New York Hat Store. F.Day would call the attention of Farmers and Breeders to a couple of fine horses Hamblatonian and Magna Charta which will be on exhibition and for seryioe at his livery stable.

82t Why Suffer from Oough, Cold, Influents, or Bronchi ta, when one or two bottles of 8. D. Howe's Arabian Milk Cure for Consnmntlon will effect an immadiata It is both food and nourishment; just what tne uoosumpuve needs. Hold by Di uoover suo. Zw34 THI BTBKXTI MeWKB 1IB TABLE B1KK KXirKX.

ercatly iasrw r4l for 18TT. We invite farmers to call on us and take a look at this verv dodo lar machine. Whether you want a machine tLis year or It is the neatest arranged Combined HaiMne in existence, and the looks of it convinces any reasonable farmer of its It is ligrt and at the same time strong. Tbr" easiest and beat working machine now bCbred far sale, The bar can be dropped to the ground at the will of the driver, and viJ Utke.np grain that may be flat on the groaad in any shape, ana rake it Into sheaves in better shape man any oust macnine made, it runs light on horses. No we lit on the horse's neck.

Has no side draught the rake being mn LV the left hxrui a hSAL and In fact the gearing is all on the opposite side Of the frame from the platform, thus doing away with the afle draught that so many rf rs s'ictM with," It woulj fjutns ivj muca r.ere mj snow op all Ce good quallos cf the Tackeye lrer and iower. It Is neoe to see it to sppreclals it. Call in, snd wa will try to aiiow it np to you, anu mke your vin a pieasant one. tc sf T. 3 v.

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W. ana uxX 1. GKEAT BISCOVEHYI Patronize the JJuntington Flouring Mills, where both GKANGET3 and ALL FAEIIEHS can get tl.52 Per bushel for Wheat of the crop of 1874. becondjy, ihe man who obtains for lus wife the old reliable "Snow Flake" brand of flour, made by Arnold, Thomas A will find a happy household on his return in the evening trom his daily toil, and is met by his genial and good humored wife, pleasantly waiting his return, with supper Suite ready. To be met in the evening by le queen of the house with a happy smile on her countenance will make tne average man feel that he is next thing to a head and shoulders taller than in the cold arms of the world.

Thirdly. Arnold, Thomas Co. return thanks to their numerous friends. for their past patronage, and they will spsre no pains or expense to keep their mill in perfect trim, and are prepared to do gristing on short notice and in a satisfactory manner They deliver flour and feed to all parts of the city free of charge. ly Wasted An active man to take control of this county, for a new, patent name and linen marker.

The marker will mark any name, is not a lead pencil, and requires no Ink, no Brush, no Stencil, or Stamp. Call after 5 F. X. at the Revere noose. CORN CULTIVATORS.

We have in stock and for sale seven different makes of two horse cnltivatorrfor working corn, all of which are good, and the assortment invoices the leading and best cultivators in the market In Combined Biding and Walking Cultivators we bare THE PEEELESS, made by John Deer A Co, at Mo line, I1L THE BUCKEYE, made by P. P. Mast Co, Springfield; Ohio. MTSHAWAKA CULTTVATOE, made by 8C Joseph Manufacturing Company, Miahawaka, Ind. In the way of Walking Cultivators we have THE MALTA, made at Malta, Ohio, by the Brown Manly Plow Company, which has the highest arch of any cultivator made.

beams are supported by an ingenious arrangement of springs and chains to take the weight off the man's arms, and regnlate the depth of the shovels. It is so arranged that the beams can be shifted to suit any width of row without the trouble of detachment, or moving a nnt or bolt. It is nicely painted, and beside being a first rate cultivator, it is a neanty. THE ADVANCE, made by John Decx A Co atMoline, I1L, has a single tongue, a doable arch, and wrought iron couplings. We have sold this cultivator for two years, and have the satisfaction of saying that everybody who have used them think them the best in Sam.

BccftAjrAJt A Co. FIRE 1 FIRE! FIBE1 The Farmers' Fire Insurance Co. of Huntington Co. is in fine running order. It has but one rate, and takes nothing but reliable farm property.

One hundred and fifty thousand dollars' worth of property is in sured, and, as yet, it has had no loss. All the members in this company fare alike. No money is allowed to accumulate in the treasury for peculation but, as it comes in, it is from time to time put on in terest for the benefit of the company. Any farmer wishing to insure in this company can give notice to any one of its officers, by mail or otherwise, and the Sur veyor will come and inspect the property. The address is Huntington, and the offi cers are: Levi Bonebrake, President D.

A. Beam, Vice President H. 8. Sprinkle, Treasurer; Fred. Miller, Surveyor, and Daniel Secretary.

lo 6m Caoa Aavlcc Now is the time of year for Pneumonia. Long Fever, Ac Every family should have a bottle of Boscheea German Syrup. Don't allow for one moment that cough to take bold of your child, your family or yourself. Consumption, Asthma, Pneumonia, Croup, Hemmot rhages, and other fatal diseases may set iP Although it is true German Syrup is curing thousands of wese ureaucu ainejum, yet it is mncn net tor to have it at hand when three doses will cure yoa. One Bottle will but your whole family a winter and keep you ssfe from danger.

If you are consumptive, do not rest until yoa have tried this remedy. Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size it cents. Hold by tlenry jr. Drover, Druggist.

83 eow. A GREAT BEHRDT. No person can use Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup without getting immediate relief and cure. There is no Congh or Cold.

case of Croup or Whooping Cough, Asth ma, Bronchitis, etc, which will not yield more readily to this great remedy than any other medicine. It operates with un failing certainty, contains nothing which can in any way injure the system, and can be given to the most delicate child. Dr. Marshall's Lang Syrup will positively cure where everything else fails. Go to your druggists and try a bottle of the great remedy, and your cure ia certain.

Price only 25 cents. Sold by all drug gists. lnuil. Dr. King's Hew XYlaeavary, The World! Great cough Medicine.

Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption will cure a cough in one half the time necessary to cure it with any other medi cines, and it does it not by drying it np. but by removing the causes, subduing the irritation ana healing the ac acted parts. for ail cases of hoarseness, suppression or loss of voice, any severe chronio or lingering coughs, bronchitis, or affection of the throat and 'lungs, it will be found to far surpass all medicines that have ever before Deen ottered to the public. Jt has wrought a complete change in the cough medicines.

Is entirely different from all others. is perfectly harmless to the smallest child. Trial bottle free. Regular sise 1. For sale by Henry F.

Drover. Trma merit Will Wla. A few Tears since the orontietors of Dr. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound introduced it here. It was puffed, but sold on its merits.

Our people soon found it to be reliable, and already it naa seepme toe most staple ana popular pulmonary remedy in the market. It quickly, cures the worst coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, asthma, and incipient consumption. Nothing acts so abefy rn whooping cough, and it is so pleasant that children readily take it. Containing no opium, or other dangerous drug, it as safe as It Is sure. Trial sise, 1U eta.

large sixes, 60 cts. and One Dollar. Sold by D. B. Hoovxm.

A Co. Also A genU for Prof. Parkers' Pleasant Worm syrup, which never fails. Pleasant to take, and requires no Price 25cts. ir sssaaa'" pwslaeat Cn apy.

On the 1st of April, 1877, A. De Long disposed of his interest in the Book. Stationary and News business to Charles H. Filson, who will in future have entire control of the business, and continue the same in al) its branches, Persons having accounts with A. W.

DeLong most settle the same at once, or they will be placed in hands of proper of ficers for collection. DIED. BO WW At Antioeh, oa tba availing of tha 19th Inst lira. Xmo las Brown, wuo of Uemrj P. 1.

Brown, of AnUooa. Oorreotad hj gam. Buouaoaa a Oo. Wnaat, ao. 1.

oid. I TO as Oars, oar, I iTeraaati Timothy Bead 1 80 44 08 se iaa mca, wmna. Corraotod bv Arnold. Taoass Oo. Tlonr, par barrel, ia barma.

.19 SS I itnr, pT barrw. In i.r, ia Pr 00 I lour, red woea sac Cora iieal, per per 1 1 1 ro, fr .) 1 1 Li.a, 1 7 1 1 1 1 10 1 IS 00 IZZZZ3. AX3 EI33. Masonic block, opp. Court house, Baa oat reeaivad tho LABOE3T STOCK of HOYS' CniLDEETS CLOTHING OW XVEBX DK8CKrmOH 07S' SUITS fcr $3 and upwards.

AUBO, A FIBa DISFLAT OF HATS CAPS oa hand, at lower prices thaa aver offered la this or any other country. UNDERWEAR I I have a huge and varied stock of all kinds of Summer Underwear of all the best makes and materials, and will sell very cheap. NEW STYLES. NECKWEAR In great variety. GENTS' SUITS! I have a magnificent stock of the above in all the newest patterns, and feel certain that the most fastidious persons will be satisfied with my prices ana selection.

A fnO Hns of Whits and Fancy Shirts of tho latest styles, and at greet redaction from fotsacr prices. Shirts as low as 60c A Wooden Backet and a Tin Bros sad Set Bet, aOea wittt the beet of COLLARS, at 3So. British and Liato Thread Hoaa at baa their A apodal lavttsiioa is extended to all to inspect LEOPOLD LEVY, Masonic Block, opposite the Court House. April 17, 1877. own X.

HUHTIHGTOH, HTD. This Brand of fine Shingles we are having manufactured to our order under the following contract This AoREEatwjrr, entered into this of March, 1877, between of 1 Micb, and Townsend A Ken ewer, Hun ,1 I uugunj, xuu, wiuiunui tuat ue sata herebv agree to manufacture tor the said Townsend A Kenower 1,000,000 pine shin kicb, ue iuii up tu toe juuowing specifications: 1. That the Shingles are to be made from No. 1 green pine timber. 2.

That each and every shingle is to be free from knots, splits, wind shakes and all Imperfections o.ar kind. 3. That they shall be of good average width, well jointed and packed. 4. That every five courses shall measure 1 ins, strong at the butt, and be 18 ins.

in length for which the said Townsend A Kenower agree to pay the sum of on board cars, in cash, within ten days from the receipt of the Shingles. Said Townsend A Kenower further agree to take all the 6 in. clear butts that come from the manufacture of the said 1,000,000 shingles at on board cars in Huntington. The said Townsend A Kenower reserve the right to reject any or all of the said shingles in ease they are not folly np to tne auove inspection. Our object in baying this large amount ana paying we casn was to secure tne best article at the lowest price.

We think we have succeeded but don't take our word for it, we may be mistaken Call and see them for yourselves. TO WNSEND A KENOWEE. Notice to Contractors SEALED proposals win be received by tho Oonv saoa Oooncfl of tho city of Hnntrngtoa, Indiana, at tha Otty Clerk onVw until Tuesday, tho ttthday of June, 18TT, for Grading and Graveling i iuuvwidb; Henry street, ia tho Third deaeribod uouertv on Bohert Hmontoe. lots ambers tl iiri.m James at. HatftoM, lot anrabar IS; It Kannar.

lot number IS: KaBcv 1.1. wmmKm IT. Tk. bars IS and 18 Lizzie X. OnU, lot number 9S WUnsA.

Joaea. lot number 7aa a a Onihna. lot anmber lftl lsaggioE. Gnssmau, lot a a. rmfainoa, uanaon ii m.

iu www, MS Xonoa Purrianoe, Lixsia Paxriaaoa, Dolly Oole! and Lucy Harier, lot number SO; Frederick Wag. wiiimi z. tampHU, ua anmber Heary rJUlinier, tot nam bar pa. as William Taylor, lots Bombers SS and ST; Heary B. Sayler.

lota anmbera 33 snd Si; Heary Drove lot number Joseph B. Keating, lot anmber SO; lot Bombav 14, Mrs. aTinnia Fala, Mew aan, Mas. EnaOteth Shearer and Lena Laader Boaa, lota aambers 11 and 23: Godfried Lind, let nam bar of 46; Christ Becklaw, lot nam bar of 48; Mary Acer, lot anmber 35; ABas Dna Flans and spaninoationsof tho same can be seen and ammtauid at Uia rvwll rim The Common Ooancu i asm it tho right to rs or an By order of the Oonunoa Ooanea. P.

OTiKLKN, otty Olvfl Tnrtnonr. HnnUngton, Ind May 9, 1877. w3a Sheriff's Sale. virtue of two azeoationajto no directed from tne clerk at the Hnntzngton Circuit I wUl axDoso at onbUnaem. to tha kwh bander, oa between the hoars of 10 oUoek a.

at. and 4 o'eloek a. of said day, at tha door of tha Court House of Huntington county, ii tha rants ana pronta, lor a term not airmmiliig Sevan yeass. of tba followra, real ettste, to wit Tb nadlTldad oaavhasT of the foTkmins' do acrlbed tract of buid. to wit Ths oath half of half of tha wast half of the north west quarter of Section Ho.

twenty four (Jt), Town, twantytolght (28), aorta, of containing twenty. of land in Hunting ton a rungs an tun. seat. oa failure to TaaBao tna fan mrant nt juagawnt, masrast ana easta, I wm, at the same time and place, ezpoee at public sai ths fee simple of said real estate. Taken as the property of Abraham May, at ths nit of David Hifi and others.

Baid sale will be made witliout any relief what ever rroaaTaiusaoa or appraisement lava. ADKN I. WILES, sheriff of Hontmgtoa county. Iadlaua. May Sth, 1S7T 83wJ SherW" Sale, virtns of aa ExoeuUoa to so directed.

from tho Clerk of tho Huntington taronit t. I win exnose at tmbllo sam. to tha hiah. betwasa ths boors of 10 o'clock a. sf.

sad 1 o'clock aaidday, at ths door of tha Court Honee of said Hnnttngton oounty, Indiana, tna recta and pronta. for a term aot numixling sevsa yean, of lb following described real aetata, to wit i Loas three, four, ftvo, six, seven, eif bt and ten, S. 8, at Koohera subdiTlaion of OuUiot sixteen (16), la the original plat of tho town of Huntington, ta Hontingtoa oounty, Iad Aad oa fsflars to realise the fan amount of Judgment, Interest and eoeta, I will, at to earn ttmead Ptaosj exyoee at pahUa sai tha fee aim. Xaken as to property of WBliam C. Eocherat thasait of John GiUsr.

Bald sale will be mad without any relief what ver from valoation or appraisment atwa. ADEH I. WILES, ShvrtS of Huntington oounty, ljiili. AmlMlstratoCa Betle. '0TICE is hereby siren that tb rmdersiirned.

Administrator of tha astata of Haner Bam. ato of Huntaigtoa eoanty, deeaaaad, will offer at anblio sai at her 1st lesioeaoa, oa raaratas, Os Slat Say a Map, 18T7, all br personal prupatty. oonsistmg of on Horse, OaMeHoOarriags, larming utensils, Hons Tanas All sums of sad under osah and en all sums averts a credit of Bin months will svsa. the purchaser giving not witU approved security, warring relief from Valuation, and ap, gySsTaaiaMOMSaaa aavWaaa Sal to eornmarnoe at IS oWock, A.M. PAkuX WIKKHHESMEB, Admx.

H. B. rUixsa, Atterney, hiay 1B7T wA4 To Business Men. If you want neat bill heads. If you want neat letter heads, I If you want neat business cards, If yon want neat circulars, If you want euyelorjes, If yQU want paaipLlets, If you want catalo'ues, i If yoa want sale LLls, If you want larr9 jxters, If you want smaU posters, If you want rs, If you aiks, of any kind, sU ot ta Tres aers.

The rr. 1 to tl.o cf a lw, il: "8 Lv 1 cr 1.. ci Lis rr. i 1 i 3 i For the Spring Trade of 1877. GREAT DAnGAiriD Come anr.1 Examine for Yourself.

Having Jast removed my Stock of Clothing sad Dry Goods from my old stand to ths mors commodious snd spacious room formerly occupied by H. 8. Shoff, I am now enabled to keep a far mors extenaiTa stock of both Dry Goods and Clothing thaa at my old stasd. I shall endeavor to keep con atantly in stock a general ssstaiiueut of bota Dry Goods snd Clothing. COMPLETK ia evert Department, and it shall always be my aim to sail at prices that will defy eompatukia.

Honest Prices, Small crrtvv TT7 mi.iuu Uij I havu Just returaed from the fist, where I purchased a very choice and sxtenslTS stock of both Dry Goods and Clothing, among which will be found soma BABK BABQAIHS. I ta daily receiving Spring Clothing, Hats and Caps, Spring Dress Goods, Spring Shawls, Goods, Table Linens, Towelings, Tarcre and Klecrant Assnrfmpnr nf Mntinnc Embroideries, Gloves, Corsets, and Ladies' Fancy Goods. Large Stock of Calicoes, ALL SPLENDID PATTERNS; Large Stock of Bleached and Brown Moslins, Cotton ad ea, Denims, Tickings, Shirtings, ALL AT THE LOWEST PE1CES. oaiuraay. vv in ue 'X ne upening1 juay.

Dont fall to come and inspect my stock, as I win offer sods 8 pedal Bargains, among which wU be found 4 Heavy Sheeting Muslin. 14 yards for tl, worth Bo; Heavy Marseilles, 1Uk well worth, 30c PUid Drees Ooods at 1SXC, lie and 18c per yard 60 Bono Corsets, $1, A GREAT BABGATH. ladies' Bach only le. Thess are only few of the Bargains I shall offer. Everybody Invited to lxxamlne these Bargains.

GOODS WILL BE SHOWN WITH PLEASURE. All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for Grinds nr Cash MAEX KAHN. March 1877. I. O.

PRICE. T. ALLMAH. Price Allman's INSURANCE DIRECTOB Otam, of Hartford Assets flflgtfim 00 Fbenlx. of Hsw York.

Aaeeta 1.TW.903 00 Tire AssocisUon of Philadelphia, 1,718,661 00 Xisgara, of Haw York, Assets 1,443,445 00 Borta BritaU A Mercantile, London, 00 Imperial and Korthera, London, 00 La Caiaas Genarate, of Paris, 5,000,000 00 MJlwauke Mscbanics. of Milwaukee. 00 CoBjmerdal, of St lipK 611,000 00 Home, of Columbus. Assets 485100 00 Travekn Life and AccVlent Ina. 4053, 159 S4 Mich; Mutual Ufa lasaraaosOo.

lWoioOO 00 Bailway Passenger Assurance 479,000 00 Total 94 To Loan at Interest on Long: Time, $500,000. April 11, 1877 Farm for Sale. VALUABLE Pana of Two Hundred aad sixty acres for sale. Will sell any portion, cr tba entire farm. Oaa Hundred and Eignty acres im proved.

Two bearing orchards. Two frame dwaOing booses. Ninety aeres of good bottom land. Good upland, and fields supplied with good stock water. Terms reasonable, to suit puronas.

era. Por further particulars enquire of tne pnv prietor, two miles west of Mt. Etna, on the Bala. mony Biver. WILLIS JEFFREY.

Hovmbdrl.l87S JOHN SliUiEaS, Breeder of Thoroughbred I A I Ml I HUNTINGTON, Choice Breeding Stock for sale at all times at rmsousUu rates, and saMsfacrsm guaranteed wvwrj una. Exccmttr! Ssste of kZesxl TSststte. NOTICX Is hereby given that by virtus of the last will of David Little, deceased, and tbo order of tha Huntington Circuit Court, at tna March term thereof, 1877, the undersigned, xaeatora of said will, will oa aad after tha 'nVosad day of Jims, 1877, offer at private sals tba following described real sstiis, ta Hnntrngtoa county, Indiana: Tha south half (JO of ths northwest frao. tloaal quarter of eeotaon tea (10 ia township twenty atx (36). north, of range nine (u) east, excepting the following described tracts: Coo, raonrtng twenty (JO) feet east of tha northwest corner of the abov described land theaos two chain aad fifty links (ISO) south thane oast three obaias (3.00) thence north two chains and ftfty links (2jO) thence west three (3.00) chains to tho also of beginning.

Also, another tract, wiiinencing three chains and fifty Unka (3.60) Berth of the southwest corner of ta above described south half of tho aorthwast fractional quarter section, town and range, tasao aasst two chains and fifty Unka (Uo) thsnoe south three chains (3.00) tnenoe vat two chains and fifty unza (5 60) taenos north three chains (3.00) to tha place of beginning. Tb sbov excepted lota being ased for a grava yard and sohooMiouss also, ell that part of th northeast fractional quarter of section ten (tO), ia tswnsuin twenty six (26), aorta, of range nine (9), east, ly tog south and west of th Balamoai Biver, ex. cepUng oqWwg ar heretofore sold to Bur. ris Aao, ail that part of tha north half of ths southeast fractional quarter of section tea (10), ia township twautwaix (), north, ot nag alno W. east, lying south aad west of th Saiamoaia river, excepting th following tract, to a point oa tna south, bank of tb una of tna above described section crosses said river, thence south tea chains and forty four tanks (10.44) to th half quarter seoUoa ltn thane west aevea chains (.88 X) thence north 11 west three chains (3.00 thence north Hyo west, sight chains and fifty links (8 JO) to tb Hslamonie river thano along said river to tho plans ot beginning.

All the sbor described tenets of laud belonging to said deosdenteontalnlng 221 15 100 aeres mors or ka. Abn the following described portion of section twenty (20), to township twenty six (36), north, of rang tea (10) cast, to.wlt, ot a Point found as foUows, tcwit. CorsnMneTng at th southeast eosnar o) th southwest quarter of said asctjon, tbanos north aeren chains snd sixty two and ons half Unka (7.63) thenos west firs chain and twanty our links (8.34). which is said point of oonimencexoent of said tract south 18 west, on chain and ninety nine hnks (1.S9) theao north 71 wmt, four obaias and eighty Hnks (4J0): thence aaat firs chains and twenty tx links (SJ6) to tho paosof hfiff ooBtaiuiag fony aix hundredths of aa acre mors or lass. Also, lot Ho.

twalrs (13) in David Little, addittoa to ths town of Warren. Bald real estate will bssold in parcak aad on th following terms: One third cash one third in one year, and one third In it1flhtsD months from the date cf sale deferred parmonts to bear sis per pent. Interest. GBOBGB QF PHABT, 4AMBB W. GABBETSOB', x.xecutora Aprfl 34.

187T 4w City Troasurfir's Sale. virtu of oraeent ordered bv th Common Council of th OltT of Huntrnotoa. directed toth th Treasurer of said city, aad ia obedience to aid nreosoU I bav lavied oa tha tbllowlns da. scribed real estate, to wit Lots number on (1). six (6), va ff) eight (8), Bine (9) aad tea (10) lff'Drovsr's second sub division of asoUoa fifteen (l), township twaaty.

sight (38), north of rang nine () seat. Alao. Lote number sight (8) and nins (9) ta A. J. Bohsaaaara snb divauoa of th west part of tba south est quarter of section fourteen (it), town shlp twenty eight (38), north of range aln aast, fronting on sooth Jefferson street, ia said otty, ta th oounty of Huntington and Baste of Indiana, to make th sum of Eighty four Dollar aad twanty dv osata, with Interest aad oosta thereon Scorned aad to aocrue, I will sell said realty, or so much thereof as Is necessary to mak said claim, st public auction at th City Hail, known as th Kngto House, ta said airy, oa Frlajtr, May istlt, 18TT, between th bean of 10 o'clock a.

at. sad 4 o'clock v. at. of said day to satisfy a chum of Jacob G. mar aao rtarmoa D.

azUea. for gvavaung ii iwuiii; vu Hn nw To sold as th property cf Ewary Drover, O'UhjiaJi, UUy Xi i rr" Sal of Heal Estate. TOTTCi; Is hereby rtven that ths raderstgDed, lv adminiatrstor of tb estate of Benjamin Tbomaa, deceased, will sll at private sate oa or Sim toe 1st of Jnue, Ixil, the following dsacrib. ed real estate, ia iiunurrton county, to wit; Bewtty eu 'it sores oif of the week aus of the est of tus southwest onsrtr of section ffi teen (i town.hip twrotyix (Vi), rs" ens bai 4 wij besnl'i on tne tu One c. ra cea, ona tuf In twaive muioii fn.u due of it.ird in motiiu from c( Skid, liit bts to be te.

enr. a i on lue l. 4 Lstta, Botes to Kr T'T ovot lDtie. 1 i ud tit fr iroin t' wdW rf iefer uoc e. ua, an( aou.

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i i Profflts, Quick Sales trtr irnTTA i JUUl A.J I New Vaw pieces sheet music, retails for $1.75, sent for lOe A st'p. Cheap kiuzlc Middleboro, ELEGANT aU styles, with asm, 47. IOC Cost raid. J. Dnnm lfmmmmn 1...

Co Hew York. S4 4W PEX9tVER FREES: At Boa, 136 aad 138 Wood BC Pttte burg. Pa. S4 4w FUN 1 pack eomio Envelopes, pk comic Dk scroll cards. Ss.n hnt Wm .11 10c andatamp.

Kovelty Middieboro, Mass. fl fl Only VM cspitsl re I I 1 1 1 1 1 I quired to start esnvasx To. 1 a Wisr rwiraa wvm uiS i a Apply, with stamp to' CANVASSERS iW York. FUN 1 pack soqasmrsnos cards, 1 pack hdkf flirtation. 1 pack scroiL aU tnr 10 and stamp, fun Card Middieboro, Mass.

HOT rURCHASE any article unfil yoa have oar new Catalogue. GBEAT REDUCTION IN PBICES. FREE to any" address. MONTGOMEBY WARD A CO, Original Gnnge Supply House, 9 WABASH ATIU, CPICACO. Tile BlacirniUs.

L7 H. X. Mzarrrma, who has spent 1J yrars ia this region. Latest scoounU of Gold aad Silver proapatta. Agrlenltunl and Grasing resonrots.

Climate, Hunting, Plahrnr, Indians and Bettlass' Adventures with them, Mining and Wild Western Ufa. tb WsterfsUeTBotungoers, aste BeSS ery, Imrnon Oorges, stc With 37 An iUnstra. ttons and map. Pries ralp lOe. BoM by all "IT for 13e for DO!" NELLY.

LYOD 4c Puba Chicago, 111 FIIH lar 1 Peck comic Uil cards. 1 Back nocmna aneerJn for lOo stamp. Pua Card Oa, Middieboro, TRIFLING WITH A COLD 18 ALWAYS DAHOIBOtTS. TJSE WELLS' CAE20LIC T12LTS, syr remedy for COgJCRS, sad all dieeaeee ritt Up Only in Blu Boxes BOLD BY ALL DBTJQOIBTS. a CmiBSTUM, Blxtb avenae, Hsw York.

13 TheTlpViip lKkar9 I. larzwit w. READ Aha SEE. lrfWien.siSTiJjr.lg Bi hi ra res, ef BVast G.H Straw v.iwin wjvk. vieBCBje ra, l.n i ihra Stnae Rln lnld with ipr Ld, AmatbTat Bt.ua Kcsrr Mates' Ftowmd mod 8Ucnd Ht rta.

WW fwj Sri a u)mh WM IMS Tnie.ai4d.MaladBMdL UioycitUhrrrsTo achats' ii BRIPE, Cliwtofi Piaoa. Maw York. leoBBto oa chrorno, 7x11, mounted, worth 1 SSc, pk love cards, I pk oomio eaveiopea, I fa, aU oast for only Sts Sc. atamns. Kovelty Ca, Middlsbro, Mass.

lilt HUPt UF ntVAHD. is what btduoas so many people in sssroh of CiDf traam rioiiikM a to go to Mictugsa. and select from th ONE MLLUON OP ACRES jioaammavtm' P1" Umber; ao droutha, rraeshoppers, or chinch bugs. Pur water, running streams, ready markets, oiTilizetion "Bd Batlrosd run through centra of grant. Price, from 14 to (10 per acr.

Bead for ourmnjtratod isuapblet, foll'of facts, la Oerman Jjhy to what paper youisw thi ao. W. 0. HUG HAST, land CommUsIoitpr, erstsia BaFtaa, nick. Tttl Parfact.

lt Sn. PENSIONS SLA COLE HESSI1V. ATTORNETS AT IiAW. 0, Rut Mart stvsst, BuMmgtan, tmd, TVWWWIBT mfvavaaMaa, sawas aes, is a tf as 1 Cb'sitle in, "itete anolLI Tlnsisiaw tnuJ 21 r4, Tirs and Lifs Insur sae Companies, are Agent for ask of Beal Be. tate, and have Monayto Loan.

Th Horthwestera Huteal Life lasurmnos Com. 0yx of usu and a surpTuTof otm tiwoioj otTan i as ehesp umursae as any rsponsVblToom Py ta th United Btetos, uvl paSgW dm money i wan on seal aetata security, in any sum, from $1,000 apward lntereat, ton p.7eent' i i t. LANDS FOR SALEa i wv aoxvB a iM BtavM off ma if. Vo. aUff aUw Mkaa taa aVOa.

ww OoanV. Ind auatmgua Umio shtp, Hontingtoa ao. SHouse and lot in HuaTa miMiHo. Hmntrnvtnn. 1 mi iriiiim, i wis, aztra of gnnnd wen aettoatra and rmits stsMa snd snnil iMmsaroaai laotigs, 11 iw luiv TaTn fl nm a aaa0ant5T Cle saUp, Hen.

toaon OooniTa tngto. Couaty7lad: 7 au VtV 19 st7 aa fWw mx Crass Towr hro m.mm mn IT TTnusis aieza a ZL.ZZZ?J?. fw. DunnAn cATroi A5H Poland China IIcs. I wm sen si public snet'Tn to tb k' iiif bH ler iv asaa oi i noron 'iuroa Unit, L.

1 Cows, 30 head of Poland Cu ana t. 1. I fcjKs snd a t) i.J 7, 1 7, si ii, i cu! y. Pii from our atl o'clock r. a.

on 1 bit farm, edVii iin A lod on toe i ISBMSOV 8AI.S. cfiMer. tux monUis' to be i i Do siwen, tb rircusaor seonrny, 1 iys per oj Jos. BrctTS,.