The Hancock Democrat from Greenfield, Indiana • Page 3

THE RIGHT PLACE s. hammii. THAYFR IMFI We understand that the School Board of this city has paused an order oharixinur the I'otinty Superintondont one dollar for each day lu: occtipios the school huildins: for the examination of teachers. The di'iit oiiLrht to pay ir fuel and janitor services, lint the Hoard has no rinht to make any chaise the use of the If the order is not rescinded the superintendent may conipolled hold his examination in s.itii" other part of the county, and this will ii. a he in the interest ol tireeiitield.

Ihi- hoard mil do well, theref ne, to rescind the order. Sl.flFPER BARREL I. 'Iter I roni i I I'l I ill 1 I III i 1 1 1 1 I i i a 1 i 1 1 i i i I i I II. iv. i I l.i.ii i rii (- .1 I i.

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Tho funeral services of Mrs. Caroline A. Mitchell, who died June ltl, 1), were held from the residenc of Mr. C. W.

Losh, at 10 o'clock Friday morning. Mtidisuncille Ohio con Cincinnati Cniaerciil-it-cefft The remain of Mrs. T. II. Mitchell (nee Leonard i.

who died at Greenfield, were brought home yesterday for burial here, lier death is a sad blow to her husband and many friends and relatives. She was only twenty-four years of age. 1 ihiu CiifiunaU ri.ii. I The death of Mrs. Tom Mitchell occurred at her residence on east Osage street last Wednesday morning at 3 o'clock.

Her funeral services wero conducted by Kev. D. ll. Love, at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening, attended by a large number of our leading anil prominent citizens. Her remains were shipped by the 5 o'clock train Thursday morning to her former home in Madlson-ville, Ohio, for interment.

Expressions of sympathy go out from all hearts to the bereaved husband and relatives. (Jreenjield A Fruit Jars, Scll-sealiu and ets a pound SfJT" Vrm' I Fourteen iouiids of Granu 1 i i r.i;.-ii' ii i -iv i lugii and are t-, i i. a -t i r. a i tel lev bio- W- l. tvA e- i i i 1 iT- a.

in I i i i'i v. Cffi 11) eisa pew GANTSDRISCHEL, Proprietors. Corner Main and Pennsylvania Streets. lated Suar for $1. 2,400 best Parlor Matches 20 cents.

'sirnof TupLu IHntitw to Ik1 as low as the lowest. GANT DRISCHEL. A boat People. M. C.

Quigley and wife spent Sunday last at Indianapolis. John Bohn leaves to-night for a short visit to Mary vine, Mo. Charles Hundy, of Indianapolis, was in the city Tuesday. Mrs. II.

C. Allison, of Indianapolis, was in the city luesday. Mrs. Lizzie Fitz was spending a few days at Milton, lnd last week. Wm.

U. West, of Anderson, is at tending court here this week. Mrs Sam C. Mitchell is visiting relatives at ew Palestine tuis week. Lou lyner, of Kansas, is in the city vis iting Elbert Tyuer and family.

L. P. Newbv, of Iinightstown, is in the city to-day attending court. Asa M. New and wife have returned home from a short visit to Louisville, Ky.

J. 11. Mellett, of New Castle, was in the city this week attending court. tieorge Wilson Is attending the com mencement at Ureenoastie, this week W. Bent.

Wilson, of the Indianapolis Si Unci, was in the city a few hours this morning. Miss Lizzie Moore, of Philadelphia, Is vis iting Miss Minnie ltlack on West Main street. Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett has been visiting her grandson, John N. Bartlow, for tho last few days.

Prof. S. V. Martin and wife left Friday last for Greencastle, Ind to spend a few days with relatives. Miss Jessie Hamilton will arrive home this week from college at Greencastle to spend a lew months.

L. A. Pavis, our popular jeweler, was spending tho lirst of this week with his parents at Sheridan, lnd. Kev. Kobinson and wife and Miss Nellie Thayer are attending commencement at Greencastle this week.

Richard II. Warrum and family have moved back to this city from Erie, Kas. They intend remaining here. Miss Laura Minor, a handsome hello of Indianapolis, was in thu city this week, the guest of Miss May IJollsford. Erastus Plough and Miss Lou Plough, of Hush county, are in the city visiting the family of Capt.

I. A. Curry. Win. F.

McBane wont to Indianapolis to day to appear as counsel for James Kirk- patrick, charged with petit larceny. Paul ilagen, the Toung and enterprising hardware dealer, of Fortville, was spending Sunday last in this city. Mrs. Minta Harding, of Maysvllle, with her daughters, is visiting her brother and sisters and other relatives iu the city. Misses Katie aud Emma Milton, of In" dianapolis, arrivsd iu the city Tuesday last.

They are the guests of John Wilson. Mrs. J. M. Palrymple and daughter Lenna of Indianapolis, arrived iu tho city at noon to-day to sp nd a few days visiting friends.

No It passenger train, duo in this city at 3:45 r. was hours late yesterday on account of a bridge washout at Waverly, Ohio. Miss Belle Thomas and Miss Fannie Curry, of this city, were attending the Sam Jones revival, Monday last, at Indianapolis. Mrs. Oliver P.

Moore, of Sioux City, Iowa, arrived lutheolty on Thursday evening last. She la the guest of Henry L. Moore. The widow of Thomas Allen returned home Tuestlay evening last from a brief visit with friends in tho southern part of this State. Miss Emma Engle, who has been the guests of Misses Nettie and Iona Williams for the past few days, has returned to her home in Winchester, lnd.

Ex-Senator Hough and wife, and II. Thayer and wife, ot this city, left yesterday to witness the graduation of their sons, at Asbury University, Urnencastle. E. A. Ford, general passenger and ticket agent of the C.

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and party, passed through the city at noon today iu special car enrottte for homo at Pittsburgh, Pa. Henry B. Wilson, Trustee of Green township, was in tho city yesterday. He is slowly regaining his health, ills many-friends here are glad to see him up and about again. Mrs.

Pugan, of California, a relative of William L7 Garrlott, of Brown township, and Mrs. William II. Powers, are in tho olty to-day. They called at Thh Pkmockat ottlce this morning. Samuel Spangler returned home on Sunday morning last from an extended visit in Kansas and Missouri.

He was well pleased with Clinton, so much so that he contemplates moving there. During his stay in Clinton he secured a contract of doing the brick work on a brewery and bank to be built there. Messrs. S. T.

Church, L. A. Bell and Jack Camaron, of Knightstown, were in the city on Sunday last. They came over to look at Dye Lake with a view of camping a few days at the lake. They were highly pleased with the same, and will return about July Sth, with a party of eight gentlemen and ladles and go into camp for several days.

S. S. Spangler returned home Sunday morning from the Missouri and Kansas trip well pleased with the country. While stopping at Chanute, he met the Greenfield folks that moved there from here, and Dr. Edwards, one of them, had a horse and buggy in readiness to go around the suburbs of Chanute.

and it as a beautiful site to see. Ueturning to his home, Mrs. Edwards had dinner in readiness, with table to groan of vegetables and fruit of her own raising, and eat I did. Twenty Years Make a Skeleton. Thokpk, Tk.ns., Deo.

29, 1Sh4. Warner's Safe Cure restored me to perfect health, from an emaciated condition caused by chronio diarrhie. Had it twenty years and was reduced to a mere skeleton. 1 am well. Weigh 120.

JOHN L. GORMAN. The depressed, anxious, tired, prostrated feeling with disposition to chills and fever, headache, malaria and nervous prostration indicate that the blood is full of uric acid, which can only be effectually remedied by that great blood purifier, Warner's Safe Cure. Mr. William V.

1'ratt, grain dealer of this city, informed us last evening that he thought the new crop of wheat would start in at about CO cents per bushel. This is a very low price and will not pay for the cost of production. Dr. S. S.

Boots, of this city, member of the State Board of Health, has a limited number of the reports of that body for distribution. Parties wanting copies will be furnished them. Our young friend William Hough, is the editor of the college department in the Greencastle Daily L'cening Time, lie gets up a rery interesting department and is a predit to him and hi elass. 1 We are under obligation to Mr. John Frost for a sample busn of hla very superior raapberrlea.

The berries aro very fine in also and excellent in flavor. a STlPUmT GROCERIES ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. I'-iw a in in Nevis in (ieuei iil. Iot lo.l ll hj I lie irn 1 1 i' il .1 ill I il r- li- Mmt I When lie tl i'. trrn- run- i a 6te 1 1 i 1 'i I 1 i "i e-.

a a i -er iv 'i" i is i in 'i i.r i li i 1 -k' I i i -ke I of Ii i 'ii li i -n I 'Ti ll is 1'iy ivilv rr ilir'i .1 y.vi to S.dieve hat vv. now a -in alvmt I he -v-i'ii is 1 for Rome other pers to report I'm' e-fln-1 i on by i a-t i im ai, the on a posi al -i tus lews is siii'i. lied, and it takes 1 1 1 i ri -1 in al I mi -s. if t'n-eir. and knovveverv item of new- tl I ran 'I' let 11 Kli' orl.oo i Li Hiiinii orm r.

i c.rn Is and trvest is approach- I in-. 1 at is ll mr- I ishiiiL'. Mr. 11 MeKinlev has sold his farm to I Mr. of Westi ind.

and start I for ansas snort 1 to 1 Miss Tillie Moliro i for a location. visitniiT friends it ni-iitstow u. C. K. Scott, who lias been at home f.

past two wet ks nursing a sore is the H-rain able to travel. An infant son of Faueh' was buried in th Sijott on i iy last. Mr. Fdward Kvans, of I. was th" of Frank handler, on i Mm.

We.l- iiesi'ay and Thursday last, MissMoiiie Kever, who has been ijuite siek, is much tor. The school-house ro The literal' society has been repainted, is progress; tin. lv Al. scott Is oeciipv his new of r-e cdditi bt -lis Listen ir tne ehino-in the near future, The fcchoo! at ilr.nvi South of here, lil eh citizens all seem we Mortit's work. cards.

I two mil. it llext Week. The pleased itii oiii!" ,1 nieii of or. dudes hid made arrangements to tile in iin--: at Spied and Sunday, but The rain defeated I them. AI.

Armstrong has ii very often of late. Wonder if Kansas, too? our midst will ito to ilL ilisOll. Abram l.aver went to Counersvili. to spend a tevv ilav istin Mrs. L.

F. Oilman and H.C. liarriott returned home Thursday oxciiimr from Kush-ville. In. where liiey had been nistieat in-; a week.

Mrs. iller, a r.i.ce of W. L. (iarmitt, from Kansas City, arrived hero Friday morninir on a visit. Mrs.

Stolen, whose husband vvas killed near here two years ao. irot a judgment at Kitkhville last week airainst the It. W. U. U.

Company W. I. iarriolt and Miss Hello Annstrons; ere married at the residence of the bride's parents in Warrington, Saturday evening, the The infair at H. C. tiarriotl's Suntiay was a very pleasant atl'air, about forty iruosts present.

Porter Copoland has c1'" b's room. The dd Follows will build on the top of his room. A subscriber relates the following incident, which happened at the lime of the Wilkinson cyclone: In the barn of K. T. White was a irat, and during the storm he roof of the barn as blow away sev eral yards.

The ixoat was mi-sod. and a search was made, but no trace of the animal could be found. A few days a-o. while some children were plavinon the root, a noise below alarmed the chilli who ran to the house with the ti lings that a e'nost was hidden beneath Hm roof. Taking the ax, Mr.

White out a hole in the roof whore he heard a racket, anil Iol presto ehae.iro, out jumped a piat itiiitoaJ of a uhost. For three weeks and two days this u-oat had boon without Wiit-r or to cat. and has subsisted air. Now the liuestion arises, how did the oat ret into such a pre Sun. die anient.

Kniijhtst'orti Head what Mr. Proctor says: men tiooch's Mexican Syrup hand, and I took it out of the '(iontle-o a mo to Fx press i lliee after tome time. I had a bad oiiuirh lit. I ha. I a and not sleep half the ni hurnimr under the left breast so I could not lie on it.

I could not eousrh up anvthinsr but vellow mucus. It was tousrh. I commenced to use your Mexican Syrup according to directions, and it my couirh entirely. I have boon sick for tiv venrs, three vears confined to mv room; but am aid to co arcuml and atlenti i mv busi- nes Ktc JOHN" W. PKix TOIv, Ibdawnre, lnd.

Nolhinir I.iko II. X. nit has ever been known so otleeiHal in tio? cure of ail those diseases arising it.ou an 1111(11110 condition of the blood as SC.IYII.L'S S.tlSS v. or LivKtt Svut or the cure of Scrofula. White Swellin-s, Khoumatisin.

Pimples, Hlotches, F.rupt ions. Venereal sons and Pisoascs, lonsnmption, tJoitre, Itoiis. Cancers, ami ail kindred diseases. No better means of seenrimr a beautilul complexion can be obtained than bv usin SCO ILL'S r.I.non AX1 LlVKUSV UIP, which cleanses the blood and cives beauty to the skin. The Champion Rider.

L. 1. Monger, of Michigan, termed the champion bicv ele rider of America ho rode miles in 'J4 hours, passed tnrourh this city on Tuesday last nr for Indianapolis. He claimed have come here for the purpose of looking at the roadw ay that Hollingswortii b-oit his record upon. Judging from his coin ersati ui presume we will be favored with another bicycle race.

Fourth of July Excursions. The H. W. K'y Co. will sell on July 1.

and 1-si, Trip excursion Tickets from all ticket stations to all stations at half fare. All tickets will be goad to return till Julv G. inclusive On Friday evening last teachers for Cue Iphia public schools wer selected. F. F.

Stoner ami William Atherton were candidites for the principalship. Mr. Atherton was elected. Miss May Hottsford, ot this city, was elected assistant. I have received the quota of the State Hoard of Health reports for this county, which 1 will destribute among those interested in sanitary matters upon application at mv otllce.

Tlio number is limited. S. S. UcKTS. William U.

Pauley, of this city, has several horses to train at our now fair grounds, and he is prepared to receive a few more. Parties who have any horses to train or colts to break, will do w'ell by calling upon him. In an altercation at tiermantow n. Marlon oountv, on yesterday. Frank Panns was shot three times by a blacksmith.

Our informant did not" learn the name of the blacksmith. KMer J. L. Parsons ill commence a protracted meeting at the hristain Church on next Monday evening. Jute s.

All are in-v ited to be "resent. Paring tho session of tho County Hoard of Equalization th?" added over J0irJ worth of taxable property duplicates. to the tax Try Cummins' bread. bread wagon for fresh lloycott I'ubUcan delinquent for two years only .19.00. Corner Grocery.

TO BUY AT BOTTOM PRICES IS AT MEEK BRO. I'llll. AII.I.I'III IIND. aprtf Gkkknfiklii, Juno ls-sl. To thi' loiri'd of Srlitml Trustees: Gkn tlkmkn 1 have the honor of submitting the following report of the Greenfield Public schools for the scholastic year just ended.

The schools opened September i'l, lVvl, and closed June 3, lsso, having been in ses slon 170 days. The following items embody the most important. statistics I. this and the preced ing year: lSSI-'ss lssi-'sll 7S7 Enumeration Knnil Iment, white males Kiirolliiient, white females Enrollment, colored males Enrollment, colored females 2117 ls- (i 10 2i IS 13 Total nor, Average number Itclonging 432 4.4 Average daily attendance 3W 521 Greatest number present at any one time Number remaining to final examination Number of promotions 43 4SS 1,1 Uti 1S1 r.7 2f. I 2f.

1 211 sii Number of rases of tardiness Hours lost by tardiness Number of cases of truancy Number of visitors Average number to a room, based on greatest number belonging at any one time 10 Ul Per rent, of attendance on average number belonging Percent, of attendance on enroll ment Percent, of enrollment on enumera tion ii Per cent of promotions 011 number at linal examination 70 Cl neither Per cent, on enrollment at final ex amination 62 The following pupil have been tardy nor absent during the year: Miss Sparks Daisy Steele, Julia Wat- kins. Mr. Wilson Lillie Dennis, Ella Tindall. Miss Wilson Frank Bailey Charlie Marts, Minnie Tindall. Miss Smith Mersa Cochran.

Mrs. Martin Charlie Itohm, Claude llauek. Clara Morford. Miss Geary Peemie Patterson. iss Anderson Jennie Hair, Rosa Des- triUue.

Miss Parncil Nettie Pestribue, Paisy Patterson. Miss Collin Grace Pav is, George Melton. The following pupils have tho highest marks in their respective rooms nnd grades: Miss Sparks senior class, L.11.1 iiourne, 90; Hattie Rains. D.I. Junior class, 1) ra Ogg, Ed.

Baldwin, 84. First year class, Daisy Steele, Ul; Julia Watkins. Mr. Wilson A section, Nora Martin, hi; Dora Parker. 93.

section, EmmaCarr, SI; Pearl Ii mdall, 5. Mill Wilson Six years. Maude Dennis, 9.1; Minnie Hughes, Five vears, Ida Steele, 92; May Duncan, 91. Miss Smith Four years, Olive Carr, su; Cera Derry, S9; Mazio La Rue, Si). Three years, Louie Millikan, Maggie Snider, 9-S.

Mrs. Martin Three years, Stephen Alc- Lida Love, Mary New, 93. Two years, Eddie Steele, 92: Matilda Ku-hler, 92. Mls9 Harris One vear, Lena snow, Cora Samuels, 93. Miss Geary six years.

Ruby Martin, Myrtle Smith, 9ti, Five years, Etho Handy, 91; Clara Oilutt, 91. Miss Auderson Four years, Jennie itarr. 93; Ada Ogg. 93. Three vears, Einiiia Oaker- boii, 12; Emory Hunt, Hi.

Miss Parncil Two vears, A class, Johnson, 93: Sam Ofl'utt, 93. Two years, class. May Rees, 93; Emma Meek, 92. MWs Collin Ono year, Peter Johnson, 9.i; John White, 9.1. Mr.

King Colored school, lilie 94; Sarah Simms, 91. The following pupil have passed the ex amination necessary for entrance into tin- High School: Belle Pentland, Nora Martin, Dora Park er, Bolle Peters, Chesteen Smith, Austin Hoots, Alvah Reeves Lenna Piiterbaugh. Maggie O'Donnell, Sadie Brown, Maggie Boyd, Mattie Brown. Lillie Dennis, Clara Vawter, Nellie Millikan, Lenora Boots, Maggie Goblo, Fannie Gapen, Kate Eier- ruan, Flora Fry. rhe following, having completed the course of studv, received their diplomas: Ella Bourne, Dora Gant, Hattie Rains, Lizzie Williams.

J. V. Mahiin. I'hrough the liberality of the citizens of Lafayette It has been made possible for the Indiana Legion tn go into camp lor instruc tion at the Tippecanoe county fair grounds, from July 20 to August 2, inclusive. In ad dition to which there will tie a grand priz drill, open to all comers, for a prize of In addition to these, prizes are ollcruu to the State militia, making an agregato of $3,000 to be offered tor competition, includ ing the above Iree for all.

1 ho encampment will bo under strict military regulations. exhibiting every phase of a soldier's life in tho Held. The Fair Stock Increased. On Saturday last tho stockholders of the Hancock Agricultural Socioty met in tiiis city for tho purpose of increasing the stock of the Association to Mdstookholders. The proposition was passed withou' a dissenting vote.

Tuis speaks well for the i nter-prise of the men who compose the association. If our people will lend tluvr aid we will have one of the best fairs in Indiana. The bicycle race of Hollingswortii created good deal of excitement in this city on Friday last. In fact the excitement ran very high nil along his travels. All day long a large crowd was waiting to see him arrive and depart.

During the evening the Cornet Band wa brought out to sernade him. All of the gentlemen connected with the trial went away from our city with a high estimate of our uitizens. The Greenfield Iirpuhliotn wants tho public to understand that they are the taxpayers best friend. To get to occupy Ibis position it would not be out of place to heln the rest of the for it to pay the two years of delinquent tax that stands I against It. Tho sure effects of Ayer's Sarsaparilla are thorough and permanent.

If there is a lureing taint of scrofula about you, Ayer's Sarsaparilla will dislodge il, an i expel it from your system. Dr. Markle's Germacide and Woman's Friend cures Leucorrhu a and ulceration of the womb. For sale hy V. L.

Early, 1 Tin GO TO BAItR LTORFOUD, When you want II Made out of seasoned Timber and warranted iu every particular. p-as as tie One second hand Ph.Tton Buggy, almost as good as new, must be sold. All Kinds Buggy Repairs in stock, Work done on short notice. Baggy Trimmor and Painter connected with the shop. Horse Shoeing a specialty.

BAI1IX IIORFOIU). junlOmS tc I I HOOD ROAD VABONS! lliiy Fever and His I old iJiin.l.l iin in tl im. v. il of nu iubiaiie the nostrils, tear Is an I hi'oat, all', ctin the luns. An the il'n ii.

i. I mucus is secreted, the discharge is accompanied with a burning sensation. Tuere are severe spasms tif fre- I iet.t attacks of bja lache, watery and in-tlatned eyes. Kly's Cream Halm is remedy that can be depended upou. Fifty cents at tl i by mail, reiribtei ed, 00 cents.

Kly HrotUers, Druggists, tvvego. Tired Languid Dull Exactly expresses the condition sands of people at this season. I pressive effects of warm weather, tweak condition of the bodv. can of thou-The de-and the only be corrected by the use of a reliable tonic and blood purifier like Hood's Sarsaparilla. Why sutler longer when a remedy is so close i handy Take Hood's Sarsaparilla now.

It will give you untold weald in health, strength and energy. Thomas H. Mitchell, Mrs. C. W.

Losb, Mrs. Muchtnore and daughter, Mrs. Anna Hrambel, Win. Mitchell, Jr. and Satnuel'C.

Mitchell, left on Thursday morning last, with the remains of Caroline A for Madison ville, Ohio, where her remains were interred iu the family burying grouutl, in that plaee, the following morning. The funeral services were conducted by Kev. Brown at the residence of Mrs. C. W.

Losh. Marriage Licenses. The following marriage licenses have been issued since our last report: Benjamin F. Hudson io Lilla L. Little.

William I. fiariioltto Fannie B. Arm sli'ong. David Fair to Elizabeth Waterson. Frank L.

liervey to Ella Thomas. Hetijamiu A. Brown to Miunie M. Hum phries. The New Fair Grounds.

The work on the now fair grounds is pro gressing very finely. The track is about completed and will soon be ready to drive over. Several parties are waiting for the same to begin training on. Tho carpen ters are now nusuy engaged upon the buildings, and some of them are nearly completed. Tho sham battle to be given at Lafayette, July 31, during the en ampment of the Indiana Legion and visiting companies, will be upon a scale never before attempted at a similar gathering in the State, aud will exhibit the action and movements of troops under actual lire, with such a realistic effect that the onlookers will see war itself, save tho actual flow of blood and consequent sacrifice of life.

Assessment of Printing' Ollices. following shows the assessment of printing ollieers in tho city of Greenfield for the year Republican Company ifiiOO l. II. linhlt! HM) It. Strickland COO Win.

Mil. 'hell 3,4110 ScoltN L'limlsioit of 1'nro. Cod Liver Oil, i itli 11 0liolii tea In Cuiixnintin 11 tut Vmtinj IHsetixe. Pr. C.

W. Harringei', l'ittshiirg. says: "I think vour Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is a very lino preparation, and tills a long felt want. It is very useful in consumption and wasting diseases." lie Ue-Assessed. The County Hoard of Equalization has ordered that a portion of Vernon township be re-assessed.

This only applies to persons who have taken their indebtedness out of money that they had on hand. We understand that quite a number of persons have made this mistake. I have plenty of money to loan, on first mortgage, at 0, 7 and per cent. private ami company funds. Thiity choice real estate bargains for sale or trade.

Gki. II. Cooi'Klt, iipMtf At the Citizens' Bank. George Andrick accidentally had the second and third lingers of his left hand severely cut by a frizzer at the planing mill of Williams Bros. lli.milton, this morning.

TV. ere. is nothing so agreeable to tako and that will so certainly eradicate malarial poison from vour system Pr. J. H.

McLean's Liver and Kidney Pillets, il cents per vial. For sale I E. H. Grose. When you are constipated, loss of headache, take one of pr.

J.il. McLean's Liver and Kidney Pillets, they are pleasant to take and will cure you, 2.1 ecu is a vial. For salt? by E. B. Grose.

A shed containing a two-horse wagon and som" other articles belonging to James McCoriiiick, northwest of this city, was destroyed by tire this morning. It is supposed to be the work of an incendiary. Money to loan on long ttme and at very reasonable rate of interest, on improved city and farm property. Address P. H.

WILES, Hploiio! 40 N. Penn. Indianapolis. We are indebted to Jonathan Smith, of Willow Branch, for a sauij le of verv superior honey, the product of his colony of bees. It "is of an excellent quality.

A 11 one wanting abstracts of title prepared or deeds or mortgages drafted, should call al the otlleo nnd save money. tf Ika Collins. Fois Salk Eggs for hutching from purely tired Wviiiido's, ingslian. Plymouth Rock. an-l White Leghorns.

aprl.Vf A. Tynku, Greenfield, lnd. On Tuesday night the entire flock of sheep belonging to John It. Andis, of Brandy ine township, was killed by dogs. A party of Indianapolis ladies ami gentlemen will shortly coiiiinenco tenting at Dye's ike for period of two months.

One more week of the circuit court still remains. From the present indications it will not be in session longer thau this week. Lee C. Thayer of the Long Branch Store, sold on Tuesday last, pounds of wool to a Boston firm. The divorce case of Hamilton Smith, formerly of this city, is being tried at Indianapolis to .1 y.

On Satunlay evening last, Mrs. John M. Campbell, of Buck-creek township. Piser.se, consumption. Preaching in the Presbyterian Church by the pastor, next Sunday morning and even-inr- Reni' tiiber the Sondav market al Geo.

A. Everett's Blue Front Meat Market. Patronize Cummins' bread wagon. STILL AHEAD. I have a nice line of Gents' and Ladies Which I am selling to beat tho Gents Fine Sewed Congress Tip Shoes for $2.25.

Ladies Fine Sewed Glove Top Shoes for $2.00. Fine Mole Skin Pants for only $1.15. And all the Groceries you can carry for $1.00. TO I tlPIKKS BINDER TWINE 1 cm furnish yon the best twine on the market at or below Indianapolis prices. I warrant every ball of twine to give satisfaction or money refunded for the same.

Please call, examine and price and be convinced of the same. T. J. T0WNSEND, GEM, INDIANA. FfflEiSHOES! James Kirkpatrick, John J.

McGrlffin and Ebert Emmons, arrested at Indianapolis last week, on a charge of stealing geese, and who were allowed to go to their homes "on a floater" by Judge Clarke, ot the Criminal Court, were re-arrested Saturday evening last, by Sheriff Jackson and placed in jail to await the order of the Criminal Court at Indianapolis. They were taken to that city Tuesday to await the aotion of the Court. It is understood that additional charges have been preferred against them, and it is supposed they now stand a fair chance of taking a trip over the road. Since the above was in typef they have been given a trial and pled guilty. Kirk.

Patrick vvas given Id days in the work house and Emmons aud McUrillin 20 days each. An English milling firm has secured an analysis of two samples of roller mill flour and a sample of flour made on a combined system of ndls and stows. It is said that the chemists making the analysis and giving the certificate attached thereto Is an "eminent public analyst." From his showing it would appear that three pounds of the flour made on tho combined system equal tour pounds of all the roller flour in actual nourishing qualities. Ilogle A Anderson's Gold Dust flour is made on the combined system, and is the only mill in this part of the State that makes it in that way. You can get it in Greenfield, at W.

S. ant's and E. P. Thayer's. Also, at Philadelphia, of Meek Seir-Mutllation.

KNUiinsTovvN, June 22. A case of aelf-mutilation has just occurred below Carthage, five miles from this Zara Winsiow, a white married man, aged about twenty-two years, conceived the idea of emasculating himself as a means of relief from the thralldoru of his passions. Accordingly he put his idea into execution, performing a successful operation, but would have died from the loss of blood, had it not been for the timely arrival of Dr. Drake, who was hastily summoned, and who dressed and attended the wounds of the miserable man. Excursion to Topeka, Kansas.

The I. B. W. Railway will run special trains to the National Educational Association at Topeka, Kansas, from July 5th to July 12th. Tickets good returning until August 31st.

Trains leaving Indianapolis at 12 m. next day. State Superintendent J. W. Holcombe.and Prof.

Bell, editor Indiana School Journal, will leave via. 1. B. fc W. lty.

for Topeka July 12th. Extension tick ets at Topeka for all points in the weat. for tickets and information call on E. T. Swoi'K, Greenfield, lnd.

The Acton camn-meetintr will nomnumon on Monday, July 27th. Sam Jones and Sam small have promised to be there during tho meetings. Thprn Wfla a honvtr fitll et In Ik. south part of Jackson township last even ing uuu exieuuiug into mue-river. ids fall in this city was very light.

Star Tobacco, 36 cents ncr pound at the Star Grocery. Neuralgia and kindred diaeaana nrnmnL ly yield to the immediate action of St. Ja- cob's Oil, the pain-conqueror. The Grand Army Post in this city ia ar ranging matters to have a grand reunion in this city at an early date. Harvest commenced this week In tbia county.

The wheat is well headed aud generally good. Rev. D. R. Love will preach In Gem next Wednesdav evening.

June 30tb. Siikbiff's Office, Hancock Cocmtt,) (iKEENFICLD, June VI, 184. VIRTUE of a Certified Copy of a Denree to uit; tliri't-totl from the Clerk of the Han-cork Circuit Court, I will offer for hale ai tlie Court-. 'louse door, in tho City of Oreonlield. county, Indiana, between the uCUrs of 10 o'clock A.

M. and 1 ij'i l.M'k 1 U. On Satunlay, July 17, 1SS5, The rents and profits for a term not exceeding even years by the year, in and to the following rcai estate, lying ana neing ltut In Hancock county, and State of Indiana, to-wit: Tho rth-east quarter of the South-east quarter of Section numbered twenty-seven (17), In Township numbered sixteen (16 North, in Itanjro numbered seven (7) East, excepting one and three-fourth acres heretofore conveyed for church and school piiriKincii, the tract herahy inortirafed contain tlurty-eifht OiH) acres, more or less. Also, all of the South-cunt quarter of Section numbered twenty-seven (27), In Township aum-bcrcd siyteen North, in liaise numbered seven Knot, containing one hundred an sixty (ltkli ai res, excepting almut one and one-fourth (1 I acres heretofore conveyed for church and school purposes. And on failure to realize for said rents and profits a sum equal to the principal, interest and of siinl Oeeree, I will, at the same time and place, expose to public, sale the feo simple of said real estate, or so much thereof a may bo suillcient to satisfy said Decree, interest and costs.

To be sold under and I.T virtue of aald Decree as the property of James K. Foster and Fran-cena A. Foster at the suit of Samuel li. Hill. cashier of tho hank of Carthage versus James It.

Foster, A. Foster, Nelson Bradley, Morgan Chandler, Henry L. Moore. Josenh llln- ford, Charles Iturr, F.phraim Marsh, Daniel 11. Cooper, Israel P.

l'oulson. Said sale will be made without relief from Valuation and Appraisement Laws. Terms of Sale Cahh in hand. PRIAM S. JACKSON.

Sheriff Hancock County. Samuel A. Wray, Attorney. junMw3 -VJ-OTM fS HKItF.flY GIVES To all parties i3l interested, that I will Ix- at Fortville on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays in each month, and' at my resilience in McCrodHville, Hancock county, Indiana, any day, that I designate each tl ay of tho week (Sunday excepted) as office days, and will invariably set anart Thursiifiv of pjii-h ws.k office work. JAMES P.

Mi CO It D. juniilwJ Trustee Vernon Township. Gravel lload Notice. VOTICE IS HEREBY HIVES To the stoek-jj holders of tiie Greenfield and New Palestine Road Company that there will lie a meeting ut Macidona school House, on July IU. lssti, at 1 o'clock p.

si. for the purpoao of sleeting live directors ot said road, to rve for the ensuing year. At the same time ami place a vote of the stock-holds will be taken for ami against the abandonment of that portion of the road lying south of the Junction or Pan-Handle pike, with the exception of two rods off of the north end of the road proposed to be abandoned. WILLIAM WILSOW, resitleat. JOHN II.

WHITE, Secretary. Juel7wS Township Trustee's Notice. "NOTICE IS HEKF.BY GIVES To all parties j3I interested, that I will be in my office, at my residence, in Buck -creek township, Hancock county, Indiana, that I designate each day of Ihe week 'Sunday excepted) as office days, and will in variably oct apart Thursday of each week for olhce AyUILLA 1.U1ST, uiluivi Trustee of Iiuck-cruck Township. NOTICE. To ichom it may concern.

OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That my wife, Mary Jane ltidlen. left my boarvl and bed- thug Satunlay, May Ti. without any Just cause. The public are hereby notified not to ere I it heron mv account, as I will not be resKnsible for any debts tnat slot may contract from antl after tins date. PETEli RIDLKN.

May 31, lf-si. JuSwl Parker's ToniG A Pure Family Medicine thai Never lotciiettci If you are a lawyer, minister or buaiaeas maa exhausted by mental strain or aaxioas iyaa 4 not take intoxicating stunuteate, but aaa PaU- xa's Tonic. iiiscox ft 103 William 8trt, Nw York. Special Prices on Sugar by the barrel and Coffee by the sack. STAR GROCERY.

WH.VT SCI SAYS. I lie "I cnrful find Wondcrlul'' Jle-iliiiiiisin of the 1 1 ii in it System -rnpliirnll I'ortraycd. In tie editorial columns of the New York I II. Lassimr. M.

editor. writes the f. mi: "beiuitifnl defrription of the lalioratoriea ef the liuiiian VVe think wf have nfvr read a liner or more trustw orthy one. "Man is the ureatestof all chemical laboratories. Magnify the smallest cell of the bodv and what, a factory is spread before th" eves countless chambers in which are L-iobes of air, masses of solid matter.

lobule of dvinsr litiuid; a Hash comes and iie whole is consumed, and needful heat is carried info every part ot Hie system Llcotrieal forces also srenerate ana are conveyed to the brain, the muscles and the various nerve centers. In another set ot a million ehambers we see various trasses and vapors. Hy chemi cal action these are changed and purified in the lumrs and the skin. The blood we often say is a srreat living river. In its current are masses which the air in the liiiiirs tlid not atl'ect: blocks of chalk slabs of tariar: pieces of bone ash, strings of al bumen: drons of molasses, and lines of al- eoii d.

How are these waste masses disposed of Hcirin where you will in this Treat stream you must come to the purifying places of the system. Here is all ac-tivitv and an invisible force reaches out into the stream, seizes and carries this mass waste into vast trenches, thence into a smaller reservoir, and finally into a reservoir, which regularly discharges its contents. This separation of lime, uric acid and oilier waste material from the blood without robbing it of a particle of the life fluid, passes human comprehension. In health this blood, purifying process is carried on without our kuo.vietLre. I'ho oriran in it is done are faithful servants whoso work is silent as l.uiir as health remains.

"People strangely wait until pain strikes a nerve Lofoto they will reali that they 'have auv trouble. They do not know that p-iii concerns chiefly th exterior not the lii.orior of the body. A certain of nerves connect theso blood-purifying with the brain. They may not gnaw and bite as does the tooth-ache or a scratch but regularly silently report. When those o'r jans are" failing theso nerves Indi-en'e ii bv drawing the blood from the face and cheek, leaving the lip and eye bleaobsd, bv sending uric acid poison Into the sin Ulest veins, the skin then becoming trray, yellow or brown.

They also prevent the" purification of tho blond in the lungs ami cause pulmonary ditlieulties, weariness and pain. Who enjoys perfect health, es-ptciillv in this land where wa burn the candle" in one mass The athloto breaks down in tho race; tho editor Tails at his desk; Ihe merchant succumbs In his luntinir-rotitn. These events should not have been unexpected for nature long aire huiii' out her "lanterns of alarm." Whea the "accident" finally comes, its fatal affect is seen in a hundred Tortus; either as congestion, chronic weakness, as wrong action, as variable appetite, as head troubles, us anil irregularities of the he-ait, as pren.atuio -'eeay. as dryness and harshness of the skin causing the hair to drop nit or turn grav, as apoplexy, as j.i-ralvsis,as general debility, blood poisoning, "Put no laith then in the wiseacre who savs there is no danger as long as there it pain. Put no faith in the physician, whoever lie mav bt), who says it is a mere cold or a sli.rht indisposition.

He knows little, if anv more than you do about it. Ho can ut itii- see nor examine those organs and depends entirely upon experimental tests, that vol can make as well as he. "If t.ie output is disoolore or muddy, if it contains albumen, lymph, crystals, swoot or morbid matter, is rod with escaped blood, or roily with gravel, mucus and froth. 'something is wrong and disease and death is not far aw ay "These organs which wo have described thus at length, because they are really the most important ones in tho human system, the ones in which a largo majority of human ailments originated and are sustained, are the kidneys. They have not been much discussed in public because it Is cuioeded that tho profession has little know power over them.

What is wanted lor such organs is a simple medicine, which oan do no harm to the most delicate, but must be of tho greatest benefit to the afflicted. Such a remedy, tried and proved by many thousands all over the world is Warner's safe cure. With those in whom disease is deep seated it is the only specific. For th 'sti in whom theseeds are sown and the beginning of illness started, it is as un- ta to si. ling reliance.

It may be recommended the well to prevent sickness and tho to prevent death. With its aid the gre it tutoring engines 01 toe system Keep on in their stleni worn wu-aout mien upiion without it they get out of gear and then dine isc and death open the door ami cross h. threshold." such riling ought not only to please hut to carry conviction that what Kditor Las. sing, so high an authority says Is true, and that his counsel is worthy the attention and he. of all prudent, right mil: led people.

Heatiiifjthe Hicycle Record. On Thursday evening last Samuel P. IIoI-lin-g-wortii and a number of his friends, all of them members of the Indianapolis Hi-cvcle Club, came to Greenfield for the purpose of making an effort to beat the American and Fnglish Hicycle record. It was a -reed that the run should bo made over the Hsu'e-oe gravel road, commonly called the National n.ad, between the Wills House and the toll-gate, one tuilo eat of the oountv line. The distance, according to the section Hues, between the stations for a round trip is 17-'s' miles.

At 4:00 o'clock Fri lav morning, Mr. Uolllngsworth made Uis start fr a 'J4 hours' ride, his purpose being to beat the American record of inO'j miles anil the Fnglish record of TWO. for the same time The time of each trip, as kept bv Albert Hughes, is aa follows; Trip. 6 Start. 4 :00 IS :41 6: 7: I'i 1 f'siOO 1 3:01 4:37 II 2:10 Return.

5:11 7:3. 10:26 11 1 U'At 4 :31 :0 7:) 9:14 11 sir, 3:35 Time. 1:11 1 1:0.1 1:13 1:14 1:13 1:11 1:27 1:27 1:11 1:34 1 1:84 1:23 Host. 19 nun. 3 14 li 5 20 13 10 ii 5 13 0 1 ID 11 12 ii 14 IS Hi The distau CO traveled on the pike In the sixteen trips, provided the estimated distance is correct, was iTS miles in 23 hours and o'i minutes.

Between Siott and 3:37 a. when tho effort terminated, stx trips were made around the squares, bounded bv Pennsylvania. State. Walnut and SMUtU streets, which would increase the distance to US'2' ij miles. The distance traveled, according to tho oyclo.

meter attached to the wheel vvas miles. The rider was considerably exhausted, but being a man of nerve and will, he held up ell under the trying circumstances. As a reward for his successful efforts Mr. II will be given the championship of the world and a Columbia Light mister Bicycle, tho estimated value of which is Owing to arrangements made by David Duncan, r.ot known to the Methodist Pro-destant class at the time they announced to hold a camp-meeting, they will not hold meeting this season. Mr.

Duncan will conduct a union meeting, commencing the 21st ofjuiv. They also return their thanks to the business men of cur glty for their libera) donations toward advertising their meet, ing, but they will not be oalied upon for the ante. None better Cummins' bread. .1 r- r.i '1- miia i i i. fi- i ii '1 i'i in i a i.i.-.- siit i i 1 1 I i r.

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I i vv h- uis I tii I a l.i-.Uy vv wi to Th- i M'. i'i! urns via cils Tnis place is in lh" Mountains. Part. the vvcllin are ti and rt in alley As we l-s -'i Irs I sivv my ti st .11 witii tic- fruit liai.jiiii: W'c cn.sse 1 I. iat vs and went wi'tiin mr mlli-s summit of the named mountain.

I hi- road, n' one time, as the only iss ti a i riiz and the narrow l.ije rniii 1 li. al th- deep ilch, while is i in the side in eintain. 1 sr. was splendid, line mi nc specially I will no ver irir-t one side a was a wall ro -k, hundreds off l.iL-ii. wltli I in, I feiW I rs L'l A oil ta-' pl.l.'.-s lill.l while mi the tar elow, I.

er. over Iplje l'oeks, lll.l I 11 I' IV .111 1 on opp ie of en to lac 1-ank was tic toad, so tar ii' nth tnat it looked. for some distance. Ilk-- a worm an 1 pl.inin' into a tiii.ii. 1 vvinea r.ins tne tiiat s.jilv san 'e went around the peak, Tossi-d a narrow ei.b-ii and looked liii- but tin- si-cue was not so beautil'il.

o.el Is the road, built in Wllbst pi.l.es. I silollbl II 1 II ttle 111 1st careworn rs miely leave trou'de at home and er.j tl.emselv there. All I could say when I looked ut the beauties of in, iii i.t nil. as, hoiit a doubt I he re is a all niercif.il and powerful. Aiiotli.

li.l (, jimf of California is that exempt from thunder an. I Co nadoe I iii close hopini: this to le orthy of a plaee in on; paper. If so perhaps on may hear from iii- aaiii. Mai i l. Williams.

Indiiiiia Patents. Tin- following patents were for tile week eililinj la, reported I X-pres-Iy for this paper bv II. I. inter. soli.

it. ot American and oiei-n p.ati nts, 1 1. i C. Fhilliiis. Kiehiiiotid.

f. machine: 1. A i. i-nn in and X. C.

Huch. Indianap olis, c.eviee tor ixiu sr fcavv-teelh: Itotdett, KniiTti'stown. maiiufaclnre of arti- and niaible; Morgan I.iverini: and H. i itv. train parator; I lim.

Mover, Loiranspoi trace upporler; W. M. l'erks, I. a Fount nine. train vvt iirhin and C'-istei in seal, Frank itrins.

lliehmoiid. cat-tail attach- nii nt; C. a. t'i. nn.

Klkhiivt, irnet: Conn, Flkhart, wind inslrument: C. Conn, Klkhaii, truck; T. C. Millen and leiiane Milieu, South Hend. process of niatuifacturitiir hydraulic cement: 11 II.

Wilson, Hunt wrench; Xoah Harris. Vincennes, convertible axle lathe. Itlood Will Toll. Cincinnati, (iiio, Nov. IT, lv.

In A ptil, Isl, rav daughter was taken sick with complication of symptoms. She con tinued to crow worse under the best medical treatment. Only temporary iniprove- lent. nail a relapse, irrew srrailua.lv worse, and at this time, had palpitation of the heart, intense pain in the head, nervous dyspepsia, and phvsieians said catarrh of lie Ma.Mer. she II aw ay from pounds ilessthan otiriry.

Il 'ran to use Warner's se I'llrt. I IMI- with Warn. Safe Nervine. In ten das was much better, an 1 in lo.t das after he eaiiii li ft pounds in weight, and we.s est. to health H.

TIIOUX I'UN, room At a meotiiii of the Hancock Counts icult ural sociv Satn da last at the onrt hoiie. the stockholder voted to in-rease I he capital St. a i i.m to i kl bv the addition of iv mnv -tiv more letnii. rs. The o.iht tf the grounds and the impprov Miienis in progress ill be alioiit in excess- ef the termer capita! stock.

Hence the necissitj for an increase in the ist of UK ml if ti in. I tie Improv eliieiils be- in made will be neat and substantial when ompleted and very in erssary to the con- enienee of the Society and its visitors, 'he track, hen completed, will he one of the best half-mile tracks in the state. When the fair opens lor exhibitors and visitors the work will, no doubt, be completed, and will be a credit to the oountv and the Fair Associat ion itMOTi itATiis tor koi urn OF Jl lSSC. The Pittsbuveh. Cincinnati St.

Louis llailway and the 'hioaco. St. Louis Pittsburgh Kailroad Companies Pan-1 1 a ml le Route will sell excursion tickets at one tare for ihe round trip to and from all stations on all their various lines, on duly 4th and iro.nl to return until duly tith, inclusive. This will be an excellent opportunity for the people liv iiiiT alone these lines to visit trieii.ls at a vHstaneo. ami to form pie iter excursion parties for the purpose of on-jovinir the Nation's Itirthdav.

Thousands of people suffer in silent pa tience from diseases of the bladder. If there is aiiv thills more tlistressin-j anion chronic diseases, medical literature ha not revealed it. A newspaper is no place iu which to describe t-e particulars oi thisairony. Fvery victim knows it for himself, but every victim does not know what thousands" have testified to: that when ail other remedies fail, they have 'aeon restored to heal: by means of Warner's Safe Cure This creat specific vor-rot'ts the action of tne kidneys, drives the uric acid irritant from the blood, reduces the t'oiis't stion. and alter a thorough course of treatment the formation of mucus ceases, the elasticity of the bladder returns, and health and happiness are revraiiu-d.

Floral Sunday at the Christian Church. Sunday last was observed as Moral Sunday at the Christian Church in this city. Vac church as beautifully and tastefully decorated with tli.vtrs and orsrroons. file exercise by the scholars was a rare treat lo the public iv nerally. Tne exercises wire treeled with a Veiy lareo conereation and a Very appreciative tir.e.

The ladies who had the mana of this ntTair deserve la irreat deal of praise f. their untiring energy and the success I'aey made of It. A car containing the cable for a line of street railway in st. I.i. uis.

was side-tracked in tln city yesterday, owing to a hot box The weight of the ear is enormous. It lakes eight pair of trucks to haul it. Two men accompany the car for the purpose of ke.ping the boxing frem heating, but in spile of their labors thev will become hot i from the excessive weight. The cable was i made 111 Trenton. X.

and is seven miles I lor.g, and has been tweutv-one days on the road. The farmers of this county will commence tne heat harvest within a few days. Manv of the tiv Ids are good, ut some of tiiem are ratiier thin. I'ho berry promises to bo mil ami plump. The yield will be over the average, but will not be as great as anticipated some weeks ag.K The et weather anil the harvest will fclop the plowing of corn, which is verv much needed in manv teltls.

The Greenfield Cornet Hand left yesterday for lirtencastle. lnd. They went to 1 furnish music for the commencement of tho i Asbnrv I'niversity. This is another feather in the" caps of our hoys. The people of I tirconcastle know where to rind a good band.

The Hold Oust is used from ten miles cast of Uushville to Indianapolis, and they all like it. You can iret it in this city at E. P. Thaver's or W. S.

ti ant's. Huy your bread from Cummins' bread wag. in. i I Absolutely Pure. pi.r.ty .11.

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it. tola I.uoy s. Mill. Mimiii' hUt, l.lun.i Smith, Anna II mis 1 Mrs. .1.

Martin. i.iore.l ii I in -n: A iiiir. irmtul ar i fatal results attending tne use ot coiieli niixiures ciuitaininir mor-i a i a i a iind other poisons, are daily i. nior. tt'Citicnt.

It is this rea-- mat Mar "are lias received me un iualiiud r. 1 i s. ment of piiysicians, a id llealtii i iMnTf, as a ii -Iv compound, entirely free li nil Price, cents. P. W.

a I dan. aceiit of I'm. ni square I'hea'rical Company, of i. 'it is filed dates at the is. 1 1 i i I ii ii! during the fair w.

k. a A ust -'-I to JT. fins is a tirst-e'a-s and we thmk tin will s.n ist i as they come w. 11 r. c.

led. iii be at I. Uay- tt In the encampment from to Au-tust -J no administrator h.i Holan. of Henry -oiitUv. who ws killed by a train en the 1.

It. A U. awattled oo i'. by the Uush i flirty Circuit irt ut. p.v et list week, A.

ot this city was, 'iie the lie I since the above was i.i'tvp-1 i tn tie- ir unlv found Hi! lit" of a man as worth it ni i i lUat fleet I'ao iii i im ef mi i s. if any. will be i. ter-uii'e the court. VI -v tareo ve-irs i was recently tik-'-e.

with in'-iie inch vtiied l'iiallv ni, lUlli'll was up i.i-li'.- that it a- i for in iv.ll a. and sleep. I e.li i a i in vv prescribed, In in Finallv I went 1 the and trot a Lett loot FI 'stream It It seemed t- ork like mastic. The 1, nose wis in vv ilavs, nn. lie k.

ev.r since. F. .1. Hu.ard, k. LOOK HERE Farmsrs aii Machinists.

YOU CAN BUY GOOD MACHINE mi. AT Fon 30 CENTS PER GALLON. Kv. rv thinr rei It the harvest trade Far. c-t ft.

a ortM-erit-s thet-ity at low IIEY.CtlHRY&COIIPAUY Yonnit Ameri'-i ull Cream Cheese Just receiv--d. uno a rail..