The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 6

r' niXKlMINCTON. IM, TIIUI1S0AY MOKMNO. SEITF.MHKR 0, 1B37. 0 4MH tC 41 i 8 44J 4 MunftMUlM-aKt rt walk. (in Km 1 1 Hoiv Jkli Do 'ou Know? Do Vou Know Cnouph Atx)ut Vounclf to Keep in Health.

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plocii-ilf by earing, vf rwuraav Ural. Un4. had an we barer I ll dowa. bo I ikiii try be heltar II iea.1 buaaewaealuullei.41 raw mna oil Ibil a'ufl uwly arbera a luo or boa teaureet Ui bw g'4 farrser lttd abmld fat VrlUar bier year, and barer botktiMa imiii-tli. We ihnragblf lb rotett, frnea bieskdoer to ein, la) oata, graae aa 1 aiway rbogin ew er-ip We a--w a deal of rlaf er.

this gl lrniiir eeJd.nn bwrai any ilti, aa Ihteh II I luab4 lr tnanutw to eot-wiy deatmr lr straw ile k-i r-l uw aourw, and I Ibtti that II la lh gr.rl i-ptatua leal Ih.k war t-f vf ktraw I b-turr lite 14 ImIv aad It Manure la be -il4 Iruta lb li litre hatd f-mr tner) It acraoiuia get II Vakep llo-olhir from lbr lb ei yr. and ilnref aiaml lo awaaoaa. turn third biwlrr clr alaT pu.dl p. aa lbe b4rate lb kwMeg It la Uitr SVeel-ata bave flnl-l of clover aud tlioolt-y aomewber on lae faros Tbia muat bv doueor a farm wul rua duwa. a WAkftsa Vrwi most bbf-iuttbt anJ cnt.iorel Nn mat surer In rid of ereeaia, it tin -f! Id hp Ibees iliiero Nu otf ul fareier cao afford to ralaw t-t'-p of kenlt, lei lhel gM ao.vI We i eiewlk three or '-ir time a year.

Ik-b'l ta go to aeU oa euf furot ubiier any runditma. at tea hhoibKiftd 'To beia at Iho bnrlonlng of mrm raising, breas lb alsisa. if any aro be Imiita, eiiw lb round 1 Irureei Tne) I up and burn We da not think II im to try to rut in etaike up. aa ll takes) too k-rig, rifpl riay gmund. wtwre they am ligni.

I'low tne ground aariy. lie always ue I p.oer fria tliluwll inrnw d.sep We tneo Isrg- a. B4 tl. Bull la gutel coo-diiion Ibis ta rrr abut n.anyolh.-r Intur lb liner tli ground la, lb bMiger It iu hold mutators, bad tuat 1 la r.red sl. la dry aeam.

lh. ro m.l aiky enmea a-j-uetD't of a dn-ulb durtn th aoaano, and wail eil bod Dnee.ul wul staud dro-ilh Diiico Iretler and lo ik-er lhau soil tnat is hard and lumpy. I bid Til.B. 'We In big tile u4 in put-I. ug them In Ihii'kly.

put tliera la wluirp liioy are bol ui-eiled lhn to neajtixil auy wueru tkey ar wanted. lu can hanily use txi many tile I'nei Uot r-ssl setvl In nrilnr gel a good stand i be (Trains ahimM be sound, li mo small anil lue kernels Isrve. Tbese ooudilions, vre tluuk, can be btl found In the lime yellmr corn, winch I plauUxl arouml her. Mat stand intrriH thin t- asri-ksr. "We Hi ink that half a stand ia bettor than to bare to replant, lleplanliug la apt to bo latitr man mo oilier, and ao fail to riMo.

1 If oourae tl look bad to eeo scan I si-am-, so many olteu replant with a hand U-nuwr, but this replanting Is only good for fudJur. Not luuco la named by it. KIM. TUB fill "Jnst before tho corn ooioes np, lihrrowr tlie groiincl t-i kill any we vl that may bo-gin to start to grow. By a good barntvr-mg, al this tiuie, we llnd frequently thai our euro geta up an inch or more, before kplmIs tx-s'iu to snow uiuun.

if a uiao duos not eipect to tlgut woeils, be bolter try utiin other occupation than farming, fur be will suroly fail, in making a ancoesa. "Wbeo ibo corn up some two inches or 1hs, men cultivate. Wo n.ualiy oultivate three limes. A for nielf I Ihinlt throe tunes, well gone over, la belter than four tiinea only partly doue. HOW TO kILI.

WCK1X. "Really the only way to kill wewls la to keen evcrlsstiugiy after them. Mow thoui. cit tbetn, pull tnotn, diT thorn, but botror allow them to go to seed. Like noerty, ewrnal yigilance is the price.

Otir worst enemies, in this way, aro the cookie burr and the butler weed, sometimes called but ter print, or owl's head. I he name 'owl's head' coinn from the shape of the leaf, while the other sanies are tukun from the klia of the seed pods. 'Ircklo burrs can enir tie exterminates, by pulling tliem up or plowing the grouud in tho fall oyer and oyer again. We pull them up. The button weed doe not grow readily in meadows, so bj putting the in-fot led ground in oieadow it oaa aoaetiinea be gotten rid of.

If luraed under lo early soring, when In meadow, tney can also oo nbttcked. The send of this buttea weed, or button plant, will nut crow if it ia kept iloivn under the soil, bo If the ground is turned oror deep and oftea this terrible plant can at last be killed. I bare known the seed to alay in the ground, though, for nine vcars walling for a chance to grow. aa only keeping after it year after year will Keep It down. CAS OCLTITaTl TOO MUCH.

"I do not recominend cultivating corn more thnn three times, as tho rools aproad out after awhile, and then there is danger of cutting them off. You must get ahead of the weeds the two first times that the plants are cultivated, or you never will. I ho third iimo throw tne eartn to tno roots, but do not overdo It. After we lay the corn by we do not go into tho fields to null weeds, as there no time for that, and besides it would be too big a job. I KIRS HOT PAT TO HOLD GRAIN "We husk as early aa we oan, that in, as soon as it will do to crib.

As a rule, we do not believe in holding our grain. More sales are made in the winter than are the next, summer. Those who bold have to stand the shrinkage, rats and other losses, which foot up more than many inirm tney do. If prices are any ways good, then sell, out if very low, of oourso we hold. But I think it seldom pays to bold long." Weight of Coins.

To the TMItnrr will vou please gie the weights of the coins of the Unlied States uionoy. and. If convenient, English money, too? Ellsworth, Sept. 8, W7. a i uuma Hv the net of Juno 28.

1S34. the weight of the gold eagle was made grains and the tiuouess WW.iWt ftrains. The latter wai chamrod by act of January 18, liw. to ii trains. Other gold coins are of propor tional weight.

By act of January IS, he weight or the silver aoiiar was mane grains and its fineness UUtl grains. Tne tlnglish sovereign, thestanditrd gold coin of that nation, weighs 12274 grains, rrov. These facts were obtained from an ordinary dictionary, but the weights of the fractional ooias are not given. A WASHUUKN SON. fci-aTU KAIK LORISTS am) SIXDSMCN ad nw 4 lU.ttril ni" 't tt Hi alWI'IMke UraT aUT1I aar itk a.iHm.

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laada aad farm lan.Sk l. rl- kaa.a I -I arrrl All kialai n-mai i una waat iw aad ea lirsl Hiw I tni.l'H 4-ie- IcnJ for New Catiloue oforvM. a a aVf.t. nil aa liittui.vr.R. wi A VII t.lki: I'coria Gun Company.

North Adama-at. IWi III. tiM.N Ki.ru ttiUJS INiHT John KeeJ Ciinpany. Loa Ma leoa farws aad cl'f property at 1 aid ar wet latrreaL "a-oreuio larma ns Fa i. other oonn.

rn' lie. Kubtilack Uad lllauali hi low prt' ea. Your owe Uks aiock and etbrr land irade. City Property fiolce rtf property-Ir pnifed and racauk -al miw pfit-e MONEY TO 10AH. ONKY TO iANat 1 1 rin aerurity opti-ia clvea or addr JiothEKLAl EL.tlW.

vTastnna'toii-aVII-U MONEY Tt UlANoa Nebraska an Mia-Miri. aNIHOMT IXIAIH 1 tA I'eona. 111. IMeatUMi tbU paper ,1 WlinyKR. Allorueyk.

lit Norlo Matn-at. kin money at oholce coumy real eatave- I1" ONKY TO U)AN oa M- lrf-e" real estaie by II KKKVr.N. AUoroey Ilk N. e-pie a Hauk lll-a k. i''8" ONKY TO LOAN at 4 per "1 S0? .1 1 Mi.lan eniintv real eautft i.h.i.ai..- WILLIAMS Attya.Slf North Main-a.

BiHf MONEY Ttl UJAl on farma proved at lowest rates of mie'1 'f No. Uf N. Main-au. nrst floor. O.

A wiiaw. ONKY 'in LOAN -I niake loaja In anmvM im i. r.ii -Jicurity farms and llioomiiik'ton pioperly-at the lowest rates and ou the brat tetaia. Li-al mone ipnona s-iven on pajmeni s. I.

KOUlN-KTN. oilue Jin North we.C side ture. Ill MONKY TO LOAN at lowea rata OB hrm an-1 HlrsimiiiRioii real estate- W. hL' 1 11-KRLANII. Atty.

4 (irleshelin Hid, ml-ylly MONKY IX) LOA Nat 7 tier rent on nrt-iane aectirity R. S. Mid NTY Kli. Real iJal and Loan Broker. Hurley UaU building.

om-legion, ill. t)NEY TO LOAN on rood farm keourlty at Node- lay. Option flven to payiun or au mullljli luereof at any time on the prloolP' CAi'EN 4t bONS. 210 N. Ccnter-'t- HCnSON HURR A Oater-at.

make loans on real estate at low .7 or write to us. and anve com mission- fluttBtt MONKY TO LOAN la any Per" aonal property. Weekly er monthly par-meota. Reasonable raiea. We will buy good uou MEKWIN IlltOV.

all N- Maln-st. J2IU ONKY TO I.OAN I.N SUMS from I0 to j.X Hi.tni: BV4 and 7 pr cent. u. SWEENY CO 316 North Ceuter-aUal-lm MASTER IN CIIANCKnY of Illinois. McLean oounty in "ie circuit court of said county.

Ann M. Myers ct aL vs. Jaoob Myers et 8L No. rnii (Chancery Hulilio notice is horeby (riven, In ntirsu-auce of decree entered on the otn day or June, A. U.

IHD7, by the said oourt, In toe. atmre entitled cause. John A. Fulwiier. spooial.mas-ler in chancery of said Mulan county, will, at the hour of li o'clock in the afternoon, on SATURDAY, THE TWENTY-FIFTH BAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.

P- atthesouihdooroftlie oourt house. In the city of llloominuion. In said Mclean coun ty, el at public vendue, to the blithest and best bidder the following described real estate, lying and being in the county of McLean and state oi Illinois, towit: Lot four 4, In block two (i). in Goorge W. Myers' addition to theclty of Ulooui- iDTIKKMS OF ot ptirchase price on approval oi sale by the court; one-hall March 1st, 1SDH.

Deferred payment to bo se cured by mortgage on premises sold, and to bear 6 per cent interest from day Suid sale, and all my proceedings In Hi I ter, lire subjoct to the approval or tne biddora are advised to consult tho decree in tne Btwve oh use, from which all my authority is dlFlirel1'publlcaiion In Daily PANTAtiRAPn on August 7. I8t7. To rtlU four WCCks. iirrrt-ll JOHN A. FtTLWILER, Special master In chancery of Mclean countj, Illinois.

J. J. MoBRiRSKr, Complainant Solicitor. "JNLY $9.15 BIXX)MINUTON TO KASHVILLE. AND RETURN.

Good ten davs. account Centennial Exposition via the Big Four route, choice of routes via Louisville and Mammoth Cave or ia nnm-ville. These low rate tickets on stl" '1J 111 day and Thursday. For li2.W tlcki-ts gotid for twen-y days for return and roi H7.1S tickets good until November 7 returning. This is the best route south.

For full information, tickets, call at Big Four orad-Uress C. F. Agent. a I. II a nioe.

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a.imik.iiri.uir. i.u.uji. I.L aaiu 4U I. Hi: lT l-aal aluo. uu pa rad I rrt rl.

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-tw naa.ua I'ONNtllt 1 HOMi'! N. Ill sum I tip Ma.ra. wu Qur Barirain List. Wf arp prapanl tofiirnlth nwllrttt In farm lan in Ihp crf Imi faritilii( ill.trUila at low im aoT on raf lrma Torwrilna'- k.MTlnfp tint I la rilf prnp-tvtj; weran furui.a mat will pay as annual Im pho lu u. It p-r r.ul.

and liari ifH to loan miinw on ionic tline wo ran fnrnl-h rilt-e1i ral ratal apptirliy. WaiPh tlir rbanvrai In tbu ad No 11 -III oaif IS to irnoil towrj of inhal'iuoui. all b'ark prairtp land, i ll UlMl; kikhI ai-i n-rooin Iioiik nearly tiiktom, drofo w. Il and w.nJ mill. A ifwl bartiaia.

If mmiw ISo mi iar.r" in VnrwlMitn ronntf, Illl-nola: rl-o to a Hood markal at ii town; woil liuurofrd and tiiwl all il l.lai JovpI prairie land I ntf.p. If aulil unit. No. rVi aorrknf ih ttatof land with troofl Improfametita. only I'J mil-, of a irnotl town In ('hiunpaln nount.

IlMiioia. No. n- tnuieaof a rood town In Iowa: good 4-roim hoti and nummer klvlion barn double corn twilt. ilrovn well, wind H.1II: land all nra lovel blark Mill. No Mtt ru rr In Kord oimntf Illlnoli.

twa milpa to iriMtd inarknt and .1 mllPH to a town of HV poopln: ai rott and meadow, btl-amvn In a bluh mate nf riiltlyatlon not a wiwwt fimtof land; wttll tiled and fnooed: IS "torT botixe of 7 room, cellar nw barn, good double or! drove well aad wind null; plnnty of fruit: tb'iwiuartr mile to aotiooL Thia it atfonulue barLta.n lleferenoeit; An? buttlnont bouse In town. 11A11.Y RK HMUVII, Gibann Car. ERE Are Your Chances. Any etyle farm Central IlllnoU, Indiana. Iowa, Missouri and Soutn-'asl.

Ternjit to miiU SI'KOIAI. MK NITON--Hood prairie farina; Htm. 3't mllei IroT. Hto: "On better tnWH: Una leva near Ireland. r7U; ictoa near r'aruier City, rO.

oa, l.uni. bkruain; 1 ft)a, tiled. giMid outli ta, unetiuled in Dllnoia, near two it K. towns, IHU mlliw Cnicao. lilmprofod farms.

I I'm to Mb. to 7 f'-el deep black Mississippi rtvor bottom, ftlf toff), forninrly llua want flun 1'nih liulaure to mitt: Uinta same locality, mile K. R. station, fenced to pasture, solid body, II to 1 feet deep, no overflow, apletiilid uri and corn 1 ind, I.D to want 6 cash, balance to suit, ftper oent- Have several annmi In Iowa, Indiana and Missouri, and nan make aome eiehantfes for smaller plaoee here. Can use aomo ro.de-chanire mnt anv place.

Teias. coast country, oa railroads near Oalf0un and Houston, no better bargains In the uulon, oodcllmaw, sure crops tm to Ha coab and uii ma to suit. One apetilal. 7 leun, rich black prairie. 2.nn(ia now In crops, balance pasture, was formerly snirar and cotton plantation, hold at 7ha.

now I(UK take It, ItiA.uiW cash, balance to stilt, liioliidinir loO.UW cr'ti, horsea, III mules, hoirs. im piemen cotton (fin, good inn-rove. meiits. all ito IJave any style tiusltiOKs to sell or trade. What have von to offer-' Adilvesa N.

O. HUMPIIRKY, Leroy Mclnn I1L J. Keenan and Citizen's Hunks, teroj. COR A HOME OR AN INVESTMENT. Cass county, Missouri, offers the best inducements to a-l.

Finest of land, either for stock or cultivating. NcerfalllnKorops: mild, pleasant climate; within miles of Kansas I'Ay. Choice lands from K9 to tftO per aero. Investigate i-nd be convinced. Full Information and dewiriptioa or farms cheerfully furnished on application.

L-ONGKNKCKElt, Keal Estate Agents, Harrison ville. Mo. DARGAINS. New O-room M.u LrMim holla wiMl all mOflem I III nm u. i 1 1 FMlLLhA imii; burai-.

same Oood -room bouse, ou paved slnei, to trade for 10 to 20-acre fruit (tardea. Fi ve acre piixje of land with 4-rooni house to trade for a bouse in the city. Money to loan on city and farm pn-orty. Aix Kinih of Insurance written in good reliable companies. MILLER ft SHRF.VB, 3K West Bloomlnnton.

I1L Fine Faims for Sale. I am now rendy to sell et private sale the John Terry land. 8 miles west of Hloomlnsr-ton. The three farms of IUT. and 34Uaores restieotively are as Kood as can Ire found.

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IjIii a tif rrll r-i nf Sh r-li lipiiril Air rciiim ui A IT HoTKU It Mil tXil.il SI'MT CI.KSIn an opi-n tlrli I.iwroat i'numi i.h li rco aul maril. HUOMi. W. IOR RKST I.AUHK FT'nISIIK innm, will plovt: f'l roticr heat and bath. Mlu ii.

U. KKKii. 4IS Kat Monnic-at. a-i I Hr.NT KO IMS (furiiUhwl) no Kniunil floor, auil.iil" Uxiii hoiisi.ppikloij. lr anil w.ft nur.

am S. 1'rulrie-nU a9-i 1(ii KKNT-fl-KfxiM 7 K.si In llrt-pl ripsilr; cltv wrKt. W. Vtiiuiuo-Bl. jHHt KKNT-PnUNISIIKIl furnjoa 1111.

cu-. No. I'M fci. hBsinut-ai. n-u iVIU KKNT FINK SK1TK iinfurnUhiKt rooms at I'll E.il JflTtirori HI No olilliirea ,1011 KKNT NBW HIIMM MOOKRN oot- Uvn ai Til Vra TaTlor-Mt luqulru at mj SoutU Ire-.

MiNNIK ItOSS. n-4t I Hl'Ii rtll -AHVl' n.w.Ti-. KttH Monroe-nU J. IT. KKY4 CO.

ilk Norta VInlll-Mt- I.YlIt KKNT- I'MiASANT KKOST UfXIM, I Hiillalilo for twi Kentle ran: with or wltu-nit iHmrd. Nik li Kt JeTersoo at. Bitot I.VIK FtKNT-KIIKNISHKU ROOMH. Inrltul-I. iriK larKi- trout aicove room.

No. jMnrth t'riri-sl. 7-t IOR KKNT TWO PLKOANT ondirnlnhf rooms, with ulcore od uIohhIh, In niiNtcra Iioiikc. oholro lunation, lot board. Afiflyto MIIS.

STii fluM. opp Mite p.o. T7OK KKNT -FRONT ROOM A (I ATXlVK, I1 with or without iKiard. No. 507 W.

North-m. itOlt KIJKNfSHEa front rooms in rtfiw hotiso Modern ImiifovemeutB. M. M. J'KASK.

W. Mlll-Ht. ati-OC IOK KKNT-KUKNISUBO ROOMS, Inoluil-I iuK lurie front rooms, 1 bl.ick from wiunre; North Kaat-at. liL.Kim CITIJUrUUItHl WOAM- host mid bath. No.

mi K. JefTerson-st. ltf T.TOK KKNT-irNFIJUNINHKD H'OMS for JU llifht housekei'pttiK- Also furnished rootox. i'Tve blocks from wjuare: TIM W. WiishinKion-Ht liTOR RKNT SIX-ROOM HOUSH: soft and I city water In kiuOieii: bain: corner Washington and Clinton, luquire (AM East Oroe-st I iTOK RKNT FOUR KfKIM.S for liifht houHO- kocpInK, biooliH est of nquurei no cnll- tlrcn.

('all Hirt fiast IJotm'Iu-Nt. LTOK KKNT-STORK ROOM al 818 W. M(i-f ioe-Kt. Call on W. K.

SKLL.MAN, 814 W. Monroe-st JIU. ilOK NT FA KM of 300 acres, one milB from Morns. HiiildiuBttii(J land nil la Hrnt- cliiKH shape. AddresM, Hox 73, 111.

M. I.lfcli RKNT FLAT; third Hwrof Kibe bill d- lmiiilroatUBAUgUAKTKUSCUrTH-iG HOUSW. iX)K RKNT-ROOM on Nnrth-st: Hrst lioor. i K.imnla room, sturacrp or biiHiiieftfi. Hfatod by fiirniu'9.

HUHSON "kL'UK 313 Norlb mitf A SHTON'i SCHOOL OF ITS 10, FIIKDT. ASHTON. MANA'lRa Instrtietorof Violin. Mainiolln. Oui-tar.

Itiitii. Flute elo- Mr Anliton iuatnictor of l'mno. ff ilti North Main-aU Npa Bea We are at kaiktag rt Tat a latai4) aaeikar. Italy are mam- tklak et It" iw I IMkk belth il It, Tb yual wbal II l-tk Jaal Mb Ibavev I ytka' ll easy bb ywwv nk baa We Va I bw aaarb wwralfaB. Ik ban iyM4 II aa tkla la e4av be Ike Mr ebaail It Aal ibal ee tkla I lb kblwfi Wa re aerkte ib.es all ibe llm tw tu k.l.tp nil.

yxi Imi. Aad wkl la kauw rv4 mi rm It Tb ktaeev lb Hra wl U.a I kaM TVa sauat awurwie aad IH VTl Mk bl.4 Ibe towrt Alt raiTtlag lif all Ika balf ll la with tb lksrtln usee lb bat urn knl amatiy bai II baa I blleend ana.1 w. Aal II a.aa IMkl IHa kldar Tw t4 4M Tbwa Bl-eia biet be uatilert Ik? Ibe b.l lelaivrferl Aed Ibe eawiea pl I -I. lie. ka.

be brtbe'V ey k'ul and ilunmis. to Haallieeal -fe4 eipe. at ail rintlai-aatlwae with arai i.f 4 And duktwlax ef rllll dlww IA he faff buay-ar liuae bulk! I'UU kisl ia yeur kuo. liead aluul a akea our aawteal Ik Aad yae II Mirf keif a bo b.4W le.a Chi red. Ikw Kitlaef I'ltla for le by hll era I'rba, to oret per bewi by wtl receipt of prt by rWar Vtlibiib UaSklo.

a. kgeau for tb .1 fUawwibef lbbeelbM aaad Ukebootbw. LbOAU (M'AltliMN bALK hiateof lllluoui. Me. I latiMki-v II yitture ef dyetal at Ibe Cauekr lrl aaid b-eialy rin lb e( term of aaid euert.

A I' Ha: on ihe tioa ef -s A M. rlo guard, au 1Mb A. 1 f.wu-r aad HlafM-aw lixin aell I he O'arlbrd real ealeie Vu aabl e-iui-r. aitetausl in Ibe e.mr.iy td aia- lA4t ataU' of III ok. kw-wil I e-flePW nf lae Miit-v-oua of bite el i In MHU t'uk-ter and Mien ad UUoa lu loe ell of llua-a-la.

lo I aball. the rll PAY OK SKI'TK wllEH. A II. IT7. at the a.eirof tp -ll ll lb Uitefnai t4 a.

I.I minora l- I to the reil at tb aoul dia-f in four! bua I liiiniia at teir-iu-' it-Mi Termaul aaw aa Onp.ihir.1raah. or bf-reif tee Mteraer loit. la lao sjual aea-iai ia Laiiaient. al a prr at io-liriul pat aide au'iol- l' ri 1 pa, om t.u orvl l.y Aim lu-Uki ee ae.d ri Mt e-lh to I- maturity JuliN A. I'raub A IrsUI a.d II.

roller, mia-w. STATKOF ILLINOIS. Mrlu eonaiy- la Ibe Mcl-eaa etrouit eourt. Uilae soteaa-ber term. A.

l. Iswl. lotM Klaiik a lle-irv Aan M. Itohrer. Fre-l-rlcb Iki leruU Maryarei llnne.

iJhl-le vler Fre.llk Kuiwl, t'barl Carrie lititrout. Ie-l I xi a eat net i. reward r.aw are llaM'nw-i-kie. A ill, am Haeeewtokle. Itila l-t Hn-ro-winale I'uwell.

Ira I'ms-I Mary leniiaa Haw ewtnklH. Ileiie HasMiwinale, I brutiaa Swukffi oherg. tlis-ni M-'hrer. a-iii-ia-leiraior uf Jacob dp--easail, Williara IL Itartwk and Juba la ebaucery. bill f-ir earinioej.

A ID.Iarit bartnf been bled In the offloeof c-lniuil clerk of aaidcrunty showing tliataaln detemUul-. Ilrnry laMiia y.i.-aier. Mrarel William iacn-winkle, Chart. Ilaarnwinlle. Olav Lk-eu-wlukle, Ida lia-enwinkle I'uaell, Ira I'oaed, 1 4.11 1 a llewnwliikle.

Fro lenk Kou Charles Zlegler and tarrlo y.l-ler, Ini'-leaded wnb Ann M. PI oon-relilnt of Ibe stale of Illinois, and atiiipnuia having bee Isaued against tbem relurualiie on the secood Monday In September VJ Now therefore o-'Hec i hereby give to ymi. the aald Itrnrv Ue. Jealer, blarcari Ziegler. William Hasenwinkle.

Clisil'W Hasenwlnkle. iilnfa Haseowmkl. Ida llanwlt-kle Powell. Il I'owell, IOuisa llaaeuwlnkie. Fre.lerlka Kunaoh.

I'larUa Zlefli-r snd Carrie Z-etrler, lniplna-1'vl mc, thai the abo.e entllieil suit i now peiidttig la the Mrl-ee elrcult mtirt. and thai tinlea you shall lie and appear belore aald court on lb Brat day of the nwl term thereof, to be holdsa at ibe oourt bouae. la llloouiina'toa. oo the SECOND MONDAY OF SLPTEMHER. A.

D. leVT. and plead. answer ordomtir lo ald bill tbnaam will be taken a con eased asmsl you. and a drr-rne rentiered aeoording to the prayer thereof.

Petcl at llioomlnguin. thlk'thdavof August, A. IT. IsvT. J.C, F.LHKK.

Clerk. ITySHKLTON WEAKLY, ituputy. TKOI1HIIH1S. FI.SMIM) A lll-HHSU, Complainant's Solicitors H. 0.

Ucavetk, Attorney. IXKOUTOH'S NOTICE. Nolle Is hereby given tbt tne undersigned. eiiKiulor of the estate of Cbsrles Cramp, deceased, has filed upon the Otober term, A. U.

17. of theooiinty court of McLean county, al Hloomlngton, Illinois, for the adluatrannt. of all claim against th aald decedent, and will appear before said court oa the KIOI1TSF.NTH DAY OF OCTOBER. IKOT. All persoas having claims against said estate are hereby notified and roouoau-d to attend si aald term of aald court, for the purpose of bavin tne same adjusted.

All persons Indebted to said estate are hereby requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated this 18th day of August I SWT. LEMUEL CKAMP. Esecutor. CJTATB OF ILLINOIS.

Mclrfisn county. la th McLean circuit oourt, to th September term. A U. I HOT. David Uinmel vs.

Caroline Uminel. In cban-oery. Hill for divorce. Aftldaflt having been filed in the nffloe of the circuit elerk of aald county, satisfactorily showing that said defendant, can-line Umuiel, Is m-raaulrnl of the state of Illinois, and aub-SHnns having been issued against her. returnable on theseuond Monday In September, 11)7.

Now. therefore, notice is hereby given lo you, the aald Caroline Cmir-el. that the above entitled suit la now pending in the McLean olrotilt court, and that unless you shall be snd appear before ssid court en the first day of tho next term thereof, to bo holdeu at the court house in BloomlDgton. on the SECOND MONDAY OF SKPTKMBBR. A.

D. IH17. and plead, answer or demur to said bill, tlia same will betaken as confessed against you. and a decree rendered acoordiug to the prayer thereof. Ijated at IHoomlngton.

this Wth dy of July, A. 18H7, J. C. ELDER, Clerk. ny SHELTON WEAKLY.

Deputy KowKt.t.. Nkvii.i.m St Lin Complainant Solicitors. STATU OF ILLINOIS. McLean county a. In the McLean circuit oourt, to the September term.

A. I. I8J7. Hnnnah Wilkinson vs. Thomas Wilkinson.

In chancery. BUI for divorce. Affidavit having been (lied in the office of tho circuit clerk of suid county, satisfactorily showing that said defendant, Thomas Wilkinson, la a non-resident of the stale of Illinois, and suh-pcen having been Issued stralnst him, returnable in tlie second Monday In September, 1BW7. Now. therefore, noliee Is herebvglven to you, the suid Thomas Wilkinson, that the above entitled suit Is now pending In the McLean circuit court, and that unless you shall lie snd sn-pear before said court on the Hrst day of tho uejt term thereof, to be hidden at tho court house, in Bloomlogton, on the SECOND MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER.

A. D. IW, and plead answer or demur to said bill, the same will be taken as confessed against you. and a decree rendered according to the prayer thereof. Dated lUBIoomlngtoo this llthdayof A.

D. IHv7. ELDMt, lurk. By STTELTON WEAKLY. Deputy Go.

F. Joktiom, Complainant's Solicitor. fvwg reaaaa Ta. At lb rerwrHiotl lb ktwor at Iter. 4 Mr lUHta aad Dr.

hud Mm Ka te, hi the Hrvutid libykrlhb hur. Ihi viiBg. lb following pro return of toast wilt prefted after am-per: Mr iteMi a Miakieaarf lUad." re-lr-M l.y Mia I kit r.vet- leifl 1aaiMte Mra Julia liana llar-dia re.pM by Mia. I. ma kt.e-r Th Lburvb aad kuaiu.j." Ir.

Hardi ai4 tb fartlag Utwwt. Iv ITItbard VdeaPUa IkaiAseah aad lb rMWre," Ir. VT. f. K.u.

A M4la( al Tewtd. jkt ynlb al lb eoto of tbbrli1't brenta, Ihrw fuurtks of el of lb villa- of Twwaede, oertirred lh wed.lli.g bf Mr. l'lir llibary and Mm Addits asipbell. Il A M. I ibrd a.rforma4 lb cereaioay.

lb tb prwxkuc of latiuiet Irten-ls. lb groom is sua of Mr timer 1 uoury, and lb bri.i la the eiileat daugbtor ol Mr. hud Mr. Julia ('mpteJI. MM Ttas I Oil.

I'oticair Ji-ha KJdy'a term eiplmJ at IS o'clock Turavl bigbl, hi CombtteaWa bei date.1 II Ik lb gtL.ral el allow that lb appoinlwent of bl mr.eirf will mad IM m. 1 lix-ay aa I pnpnlariy aaaumnd to I A. T. ilrne. yitcecfteccijccexecce-ccc Short Paragraphs.

S4 35 aa5sxkl Mr A T. Hehr, of Is la the city. -Mi Mary K. Holder, of Frep-rt, Is vMling Mr. and Mra.

lUn. lioldor. -Mr. and Mr U. II lleit.

ef r'brt Worth, Ten have bHn the (uaeu of Mr. aud Mrs. Willi I'ost. Mr. Charle T.

Uildnrsleetv ad w.fe, aad Mr. T. W. Moveustw, left yesterday fur lirrs-n ville. O.

Mr. (in llolatein and Mrs. Abe Hirsh and son Ibkvui left this morning for Cin-uunall aud other Ohio point Mrs, Noitte Herkelt of I'ontoes. Is Viiiling tier uiotlier, Mrs II. Juhnsou, aud her brother, Mr.

O. S. Weaver. Mis M. Iritis IWnmy.

of Waverly. Ia who win teach n.usio In the publie achouls the oomnig year, arrived ta the city yesterday. Ulaunp Sivaldiug of the Horn an Cat holla dlocew of I'ewri was In tne city yuslerUa the gueet ef Key. Miouaol Weldon, of lloly Trinity. Miss Eva Iluwes of Jarksnnvill.

daughter of Kev. A. Mown, returned to nor home yitstenlav aflor a tea days' visit with Mra. J. W.

Uigc. Mr. George Petoraon, of Oalva, will arrive today to on the goel of Misa Harriet Mrs. Peterson was Miu Gertie Iacey, formerly of this oily. Miss Gertrude Hbrevo gave a pli-nlo party last evening at lioiighton's laUe in honor of her guest.

Miss Fay Woakley, of ties Moine, I a. Sn oouple wore present. Mr. R. R.

Williams returned from Kansas yeaterdsy. tie say that ia about half the state the corn crop la of first quality aud will make a big yield. In the re-SDhiuing aocliou it is badly buraed up. The Lake Krie's excursion to Ohio poiuts left this morning at 1:115. Three coach loads went from this city attached to the rogular.

A special out of I'eoria followed the regular. They are due In Cincinnati about uoon today. Mr. Armstrong, mayor of Koodbonse, was in the oily tins morning, lie has just returned from Lincoln, iSoo. tie would like the PaXTioiUr-H to mention that the fair assooiatiou has secured lion.

W. J. Bryan for a apeeoh on Friday, September 17, at thair fair. Mr. Ooorge Armstrong, of Hood house, was in the oitv yesterday.

Mr. Armstrong is mavor of that city and has been in Nebraska trying to secure William J. Bryan to appear one day at the Uoodhouse fair. He was successful. He attended the Farmer Oily fair and secured some of the horsea that are entered there, to race at Koodnouse.

Normal News. Mis Minnie McGraw, of Chicago, is visiting her friend, Mrs. Joseph Bedlnger. Mrs. C.

E. Brown loft last eveuirg for Toledo, to spend a few weeks with hor sister. Mr. B. Campbell, of Xm Angeles, is visiting his cousins, Mrs.

N. Hunting uiij Mr. Jacob Wuld. Mica Ida B. Harloy left for her home in Delphi, after a three weeks' visit with her mother, Mrs.

Ellen Harloy. Mr. George Perry, of Normal, was a winner in the bicycle ranee at Atlanta yesterday, winning a 1,10 diamond ring as first place prize In tne livo-mile handioap race. George is getting his reputation up as a swift rider and has bean a prize winner in nearly every race in which, he has ridden this summer. New KeuiMty for Hums.

Dr. Thierry, of the Paris Charity hospital, has by happy chance made a discovery which may prove of Immense benefit in the treatment of ouros. Having been in the habit of uBiug piric acid in solution, as an antiseptic, he found one day, when some sealing wax full on his band at a time when it was impregnated with this acid, that he scarcely felt any pain, and the same immunity showed itself when he let a burning match tali (ta his hand. Ho has since found that all pains from burning cease soon after bathing the part affected in a solution of this acid. il i Hi I.