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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11
Every One May Read !
And by following the advice given, Profit
if they will go to
UNDERWOOD & HARMAN'S s

Store in Holmesville. to buy their goods. There
all can be suited, US they have now the largest
stock of goods ever opened in the town, and for
sale cheap for cash or trade only. A fine line of
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11
cIeveIand Money Market.

y CLEyELASD, July 9 iS72E
The following are the closing rates OF Specie
and Government Securities in this market:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11

The last invention is scare-crow.
Not only does it frighten away crows,
but crows are so alarmed that they usu-
ally bring back anycorn they may have
stolen prior to the establishment of the
said scare-croW. - .
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11

-"For gracious sakes alive, mister,
look where you are moseying to- said
an old lady the other day, who was
jostled by nice young man, who at
tempted TO pass her on both sides at the
same time. %
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11

The Canton Lightning Rod Com
pany have ten wagons and thirty men in
this county erecting Rods and have al
ready erected one hundred thousand
feet of their celebrated patent Star Gal
vanized Lightning Rods. Aft
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11

We are now told that s'chignons fall
down the back and ripple
under waves of lace, which tumble in
chaotic confusion from the top of the
new, fiat crowned hats" That is so
much sweeter than waterfall.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-07-11

COME AND SEE US!
hB-"We Are Bound to Sell, THAT
Is our motto. Give us chance to give you q
Bargain.
Thankful for past favors, we solicit contin
uance Of the same. .-I- 81 ...--.-t.
stf A. sHRIMPLIN.
, 1872-09-05

of the question of arbitration. The
United States however, constantly refus-
ed in matter where the object in dispute
was of such importance, and their right
SO clear, to submit to the decision of
court of arbitration, until the negotia-
tions with reference to the Alabama
question induced them to yield the point
with view to having all questions in
controversy between the two countries
definitely settled, and the Emperor of
Germany was agreed upon to give de-
cision upon this question
And the United States could not have
placed their interests in better hands.
They might, indeed, have been assured
of the most scrupulous impartiality in
the case of any other arbitrator; but not
in an equal degree of the capacity and
the strict conformity of the facts in the
case with the decision arrived at. Ger
man scholars will see to it that the YER
dict of the German Emperor shall do
honor to German scholarship. and as
all geographical, historical and interna-
tional questions will be examined with
the utmost care, the final result. unin-
fiuenced by any other motive, will be in
strict accordance with truth, and even
the party against whom the decision
shall lie will have the satisfaction of be-
ing convinced of the justice of the same.
, 1872-09-05

AN OMISSION While the
absorbing question, "Who is Judge Set
tie p was being discussed, biographer
appeared who undertook to make the
stranger known. Tho biographer told
fiattering tale, and thus kept back from
the anxious public certain moulnful
facts " in the career of the distinguish
ed Judge, which another and more i'm
partial historian has brought to light, as
related below:
1t appears that in April, 1870, this
now famous Judge Settle was appointed.
by Grant, Minister Pleninotentiary and
Envoy Extraordinary to the Republic of
Peru. As is the rule in such cases, the
new minister drew one years salary,
5 $4,000, in advance, and proceeded
forthwith to his home in North Carolina.
He remained there until April. 1871,
when he resigned, but did not return
the $4,000. He had pocketed that nice
little sum of the peoples money, with
out giving an equivalent. He was q
faithful follower of Grant, and this act
was convincing proof that he was entire
ly competent to belong to the President S
family. Of course, Settle was true to
Grant in 1872, not having had time to
change, and went to Philadelphia with
delegation in favor of the President S
denomination. That settles the score
he will not be asked to refund the $1O,-
0OO.
, 1872-09-05
How THE vorEs WERE OBTAINED.

How THE VOTES WERE OBTAINED
A good joke is told on Settle, Grants
henchman in North Carolina. One
day an individual took him to one side
and told him that he knew about a do
zen voters who would go on the other
side, but they could be got. How can
they be got?" ''Well, it will take mon
ey; you know the kind ofpeople there are
here. 3" "How much will it take?"
said Settle. 81 don't know, but not
much" was the answer. "Here,
said Settle. taking roll of green backs
from his pocket, "here is sixty dollars.
Is that enough?" Eyes, that is plen-
ty." IF you want more you eau lave
it, " said Settle. ''This will do: this
will get them, " said the individual, and
away he went. A few minutes after
ward Settle had the pleasure of seeing
this individual on the speakers stand
displaying the greenbacks to the crowd.
and telling, with q great deal Of zest,
, 1872-09-05
McNAUGHT & LEARY,
SEATTLE, w. T.
Real Estate and Tax Agents,
REAL ESTATE bought and sold.
LOANS negotiated.
CLAIMS collected.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
LOTS IN CITY OF SEATTLE, i'm
proved and unimproved. @
Also, LANDS in King. Kitsap, Sno-
homish and Island Counties.
Tracts at HOLMES HARBOR, CA
MANO ISLAND, MUKILTEO, PORT
TOWNSEND. PORT DISCOVERY,
NISQUALLY, etc. etc.
Also, several Bottom Land FARMS,
under cultivation, on the White, Black,
Cedar, and Duwamish Rivers.
AGENTs--For Remington and Osgood,
New York ; Benjamin Flint, San Jose,
California, etc. etc. fsS
NICNAUGHT & LEARY.
JAMES McNAUGHT,
JOHN LEARY,
Seattle, W. T. Aug. 2S, 1871. 15tf.
, 1872-09-05
Speech by Horace Greeley at
Portland, Maine.

We bespeak a careful perusal of this
short but able address believing that no
man can read it without feeling con-
vinced of the honesty and capability of
the author. We quote from the Erana-
iner.
Portland, (Me.) August 14th--Fol-
lowing is the speech made by Horace
Greeley at his reception here last night:
I have struggled throughout my life
for, first impartial and universal lib
erty; second, for the unity and great
ness of our common country; third, but
by no means least, when the former end
wns attained, for an early and hearty
reconciliation and peace among our
countrymen. I recognize the propriety
of q candidate for the Presidency ma
, 1872-09-05

Teal Estate, Insurance and
General 9 .4eency, Notary Pub
NC q CoDan1issioner of Deeds.
Marine, Fire and Life Insurance effected at
lowest rates. Care and promptness guaran-
teed, ie27l
, 1872-09-05

The editor of the New York Indepen-
dent was congratulating himself on the
increased tone of circus morality, on ac-
count of the number of copies of his
paper taken by that class. But he de-
stroyed an editorial ON the subject when
he learned that it was for the pasting
over hoops and making balloons, that
the wicked Snowman used the sheets.
, 1872-09-05
gnget Sauud 9ispateh.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
BROWN Sc SON. -
BsRIAH BROWN. EDWARD H. BROWN.
Publishers and ProprIetors.
TERMS:
Payable Invariably I'm Advance.
RATES or ADVERTISING:

one Squsre of II Lines, 1st Insertion. 80 90
Each Subsequent Insertion. on.......... 90
Yearly and quarterly advertisements at the
owest rates.
, 1872-09-05
MAILS.

The Seattle Mails arrive and depart as fol-
lows:
Oregon, California and Atlantic States, ria.
Olympia, Tacoma and Steilacoom :: Arrive Mon
days and Thursdays, 6 O'Clock, A. N. Depart
Tuesdays and Fridays. 10 P. NJ. Close P. NJ.
Victoria, ria Ports Madison, Gamble, Ludlow
and Townsend, Tuesdays and Fridays, 10 P. M.
Depart Mondays, G Is A. M; Thursdays, s Is
An Close A. N. and P. M,
Whatcom, ria Mukelteo, Snohoniish, Tulaiip,
Coupeville, Coveland, Utsalady, Laconner. Fl
dalgo and Samish Arrive, Wednesdays, P. M.
Depart. Mondays, Q A.. NJ. Close 8 30A.M.
Franklin, ria. White River and Slaughter
Arrives, Wednesdays, P. N. Departs, Tues
DAYS, IAN Closes 6 80, A. N.
Snoqualmie, ria. Black River and Squak Ar
rives Wednesdays, P. NJ. Departs, Tuesdays,
AN. Closes 80 AN.
Port Orchard, ria. Port Blakely: Arrives,
Tuesdays. IL A. NJ. Departs. Mondays, II A. NJ
Closes 10 IS.
, 1872-09-05

how he obtained them. Settle had on
ly few minutes before been solemnly
protesting to the same crowd that the
Republicans were not using any money
in the campaign.
, 1872-09-05

SUPREME COURT.
"a Monday in January.
DISTRICT COURTS.
SRATrLE-1st Monday in February and Au-
gust. -
PORT TowysEND-ith Monday in February
snd November.
srgrr.AooeM-3 Monday in January and July.
OL1MPIA-3d Monday in March. and I'd Mon
day in November
vANcoUvER-2d Monday in April and Sd Mon
day in October.
wALLA WALLA-2d Monday in May and 4th
Monday in September.
oYsrERv1LLE-od Monday in July.
YAKIMA CrTY-4th Monday in October.
FORT CoLvuLE-2d Monday in June.
, 1872-09-05
JOB PRINTING
AGENTS.;

every description done at the most reason
able rates. E
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NOTICE!
c H. HoRRs

Consisting of Overshirts, Undershirts, rrawers;
Cardigan Jackets White Shirts, Socks, Suspenders
doves, Aiittens, Cuffs, Collars, Buttons,
studs &C. also the largest and best selected lot of
ties IN the city all of the latest and most nobby
,tyles Undcrshrts and drawers of all colors, from
u cents to LES.
Then If you have n desire to inhale the lnvlgor.
,ting fumes of delicious cigar, Hobbs keeps them
ilso tobaccJs Of the very best brands, with nice
lot of fruits and confectionery.
Now that the great tidal wave has receded to the
iepths of oblivi.n. and peace ami quietuess reign
.upreme Hobbs most respectfully requests his old
friends and as many new ones as have little scrip
70 spend, to give him q call
C.B. HoBBs, Water ST.
Hallowell, Oct. IA, 1872. III
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goetieal.
THE CARPENTER.

o Lord, at Joseph's humble bench,
Thy hands did handle saw and plane;
Thy hammer nails did drive a d clench-
Avoiding knot and humoring grain.
That thou didst seem, thou vast indeed;
In sport thy toels thou didst not use
Nor, helping hind,S or fishers need,
The laborer's hire, too nice, refuse.
Lord might be but as saw,
\ plane, chisel, in thy hand
No, LORD l take it back in awe
Such prayer for me is far too grand.
pray, o Master, let me lie,
AS on thy bench the favored wood
Thy saw, thy plane, thy chisel ply,
And work NE into something coed.
No, no: ambition, holy high,
Urges for more than both TO pray:
Come in, o gracious Force, / or,
Q Oworkman, share my she'd of clay
Then /, at bench, or desk, or oar,
With last or needle, net or pen,
AS thou in Nazareth Of yore
Shall do the Fathers Will again George w
Donald ia Good Uords.
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VOL. III.
Aenuebet Journal.
'uslished On Water street Foot "f tI"oYt,
AUGUsTA, AghyNE
BY 5PRtGCF, OWEN 4 NASH.
Ila(lg 3'ennc0rr Souraal,

is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Gontains the latest news Dy telegraph and mail
resorts Of The Markets and has carefully pre-
Pare'l polltcal and local articles, and generous
amount d farming, acme and miscellaneous read
~ yish fun ceial. iiatl9.t OF state news.
lcena, " PEI. GllNa:re l., ;arance; SSH payment
nol made within .he y~.1. sn1.a copies acents
% be had ~ tie boot toF ,3 ao ttzie olli9e.
AGgert,se4l5nts oue .neh IL .11 ID, three il
elIlGns les, sl.QJ, = fox every subseaucI
Insertion Longer udvers!a emouis or -iiusc insoft"e
t0rauy considerable length oftuc, viii De iase9teo
!. favorable terms 10 the advertiser.
Special Notices 25 per cent. additional
Amusement Notices, - per -. ua1e PER week.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-12-21
TIE LUTHERAN FAIR.

e. gTy~ FAIR will open Dec. 23d, +. NJ.
~" Admission. Season Family Ticket
50 cents: rs cents for season ticket for
single person ), 10 cents single admSsion
Dinner on Christmas Day. ..Adnlts 90
cents; Children 25 cents; Lunch during
the week, Al,
Christmas Trce.. Admittancc 10 cents.
Santa Chusywilf bcstow gift on every
person who calls on him.
am FOLK,' CONCERT on Thurs
day night, goth instant. Adults % cents;
under 10 years. Is cents
OYSTER SUPPER on Saturday nigh
Dec. %. Single Ticket IS cts. and $3.50.
c7s- Half Fare Tickets from all points
on Western Maryland II. X. from West
minister to Iagcrstown.
G351 The above tickets to be had at Gllds
Drug Store and the Gilbert House.
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" COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

FREDERICK, December, 1872.
The County Commissioners for Fredcr-
lex County, will meet at their office, III the
Court House, .....
On Monday, January 9th, 1878.
at 1oo'clock, A. NJ. The appointment of
Road Supervisors for the cnsuingycar, and
the settlement of their accounts for the past
wear, will be as follows
Monday, january 9th, District No. /
BuckcystOWn
Tuesday, January 18th, District No. =
Frederick;
"Wednesday, january Sth, District No. 8
NliddlUown;
Thursday, January 9th, District NO. No. a
-CrcaCcrstoWn
Friday. January lOtn, District Nos. 5 and
diminishing and Catoctin;
Saturday. january 1lth, District NO. 10
Urbana;
Monday, january 18th, Districts Nos. s
and 9-Librrty and New Market:
Tue. day, January llth, District NO. IT,
llAuycrS;
Wednesday, January 10Th, District No. |
-WoodSboro';
Thursday. January 10th, Nos. II and 13-
Pelcrsvillr and Mt. Pleasant;
Friday, January 18th, Districts No. IA anc
15-.IcllrrSon and McchanicstoWn
Monday, january goth, District No. 1G-
Jackson;
Tuesday, January 21st, District No. Ii
.Iuhnsvic
The residue ofthr session will be lrvoi
ed to general business, and the appoint
| mcnt of Trustees of The Aims House,
The above regulations will be strictly al
hcrcd to- BY order,
f. A. GITTlNGER, Clerk.
Inc Il .2W
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LOR SALE.

Tne subscriber Offers at Pri- y VIZ,
waite Sale, the House and store, f4. f M,
next to the Depot Warehouse i III 5,;i
in Carroll street, Mechanics :---7s-z'~
town. 1t has several convenient rooms for
small Family, besides Room suitable for
Clothing Store, Il Confectionery, and
Oyster Saloon or Fancy Store
Any person desiring to 20 int" business
in McchanirstoWn, will find This an elegant
stand. lis ncarncas 10 the Depot and The
great th~roUghtArc that centres in Carroll
street ou III" arrival and departure Of the
cars, nGtAc5 it an excellent business stand.
Ter, moic known on application Ia
oct ~jt GEO, W. SlOC k&DALE
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COMMU NICATED
puNA,AE,qs,

IlitSSlS. .IJtttO| ., ~--lCUpll dliti I..tNii-
kind had formed themselves ino%,noll
nations, jealousy and ambition excited
hostile feelings tending TO destruction.
Rome was subiugating the neighboring
tribes and in return impaired to them
her arts and literature, while military
success was the sure road to influence
and popularity. Soldiers and officers
became enthusiastic with the sentiment
"Uulrc ct dccor"m est potyia mort it
is a sweet and glorious thing to die for
ones country. Historians and ora
tors had waited the sentiment over
rivers, mountains ard seas, and the
colonies had cultivated the national
flower as to be seen to the world. The
Band of Brothers was contcnding with
a powerful and tyrannical George, and
determined to live victorious or die
most glorious. Happily q ship was
seen 1T sea- plvninS and riding tho
waves towards the Ame,ican coast
Hope suggested the name Of Lafayette
, ,1;, ",'' rnv t w. MA Militia and
a r'>'''.' "''
'1 n,r ioror,r,o,+ r.o : fo,ool-,,ro.
+oct;nc nnr c;,;Irns oyor the world.
'ectlnS C"r '''Ine"s oNGt 'ne , ~ol,,'
LomrsteaIs7 for poor and rich: lessen
ing the taxes; dihusing education
l..
rendering benefits IN pnbhc stations
"GM S 70 f S'', ,',a5 o 'u,te' Am;tan
;arllr,I;an;sm, envy, ayarice and inf.
Idcl!tv excited GrceIevisln to check til,
progress. 1t was not I. 5. Grant, but
Grant honesty, Grant economy, Gram
peace WIN o'l'g! n''' !onS' ui"n' } I,o,','
I ;na o "G' Grsn '"7' notr;ot. oss;stinc
tL2oughout the country that excited
Greclcyi.m 90 SANDER how | 10y,
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orr F0LHS' CONCERT,
MECuANICsTOwN, Dec. 2G, 1872.

MECHANICsTOWN, Dec. ~, lS'2.
In connection with the Fair, there VIII
I've held, on the above date, an "Old FOLKS
Concrrt.' under the management OF l'fof.
j. Mark Oslcr. in GlLDS, HALL,
to onsist of Solos, Duets, Full Choruscs,
&c, accompanied with orchestral music,
to be intcrspcrscd with Golden Time
speeches, contabs and dialogues.
.ldlniSsiOn Adults % cents; children
under 10 years, 10 cents.
~ Tickets for sale at the Fair Room,
and Glds' Bros Drug store.
s.g" Music by the McchanicstoWn String
Band.
dee. 14-2w
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AN E,STas. a a.

\ STRAY HEIFER CALF about
~ one and half year old came to the
John +. Eylcr, in Eyler's Valley, about )
miles from Mcchanicstown, on or about
the LIST Of October, 1872 The said calf is
a hrindle and white color, with small horns
protruding. No other perceivnble marks.
The owner of said calf is desired to come
and prove property, pay charges and take
her away, otherwise she will be disposed
of as the law directs.
CHARLES A. EYLER,
JOHN +. EILER.
Dec. +. 1S12-3w%
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r.yL .ETNR (.,2,SE.

1rom February Isl, 1873.
buy for Cash and ] know i'll sell for
Cash | will loose nothing, therefore, ]
can and will sell Goods considerably lower
lhan those who sell for credit.
Cash buyers are invited to give mea call,
Noacy .S@rrd Is No"Y -Hode.
will AZ all fines have on hand . full
Stock of Goods in our line which will be
SOLD at the lowest net Cash prices.
Thankful for past fayors solicit con
tin1,ancc ofthc same, believing the change
have made will b" advantageous to our
customers as well AZ ourselves.
Very Respectfully.
GEURGE ". STOCKaDALE.
y. B.--AN orders not pail for when
riyen, viii be collected by our driver when
the Goods are delivered, as oar terms Will
be po-;tiycly CAsU. :,
deceit If IT, VS.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-12-21

Agreeable with the requirements OF
law. the Presidential Electors OF Mary
land, met at Annapolis on Wednes-
day last, and cast their votes tor
Thomas A. Hendricks, OF Indiana
for President, and B. Gratz Brown,
for Vice President.
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1ov! ~7HaW;.

Miss 4UnTV Long. - ArncieS Oh
Fancy Work and materials for same,
l;v ,rvthing from Tin Cushion to
Suits of Clothing worth S1OO--Very
acceptable.
7l,,s. J. 3. GILc1.-Fuel, Vcge-
tables, Poultry, Cider, Fruit, etc.
Confectionery.
Mrs. Via. Sit.-Cake, Butter. Eggs,
Groceries, etc.
The Fair will open Dee. ODD.
NJ. +. OSLER, Sec ry.
~ The Cornet Band Of LittIes-
town, composed Of the following gon-
tiamen, among the most respectable
citizens Of the place, will visit the
lutheran Fair on next Thursday
night;
James A. Lctcvre, Cashier Of bank,
lst violin; John II. llin!lle JeWeier
lst violin; Levi Mehring, Hardware,
I'd violin; DR.. L. X. Foreman, LIST
flute: Richard Stonesifer, Baker, Pic
Gallo Henry Marks, Tobacconlst, Clar-
ionet Wan. Xerkcr, Barber Double
Bass NiolincclIo: DR.. /. +. Shorb,
Hardware, Baritone; Henry J.MilIer,
Editor "LittlestoWu Press, Tenor
lrombone john Narr, Marble Works,
49,. ! les,
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II o ZIG 81

TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS
AND TILE IUBIlC GENERAL
LI.
\ FTER mature reflection ] have con
N ciudcd that the only way 10 do bust
ness successfully is upon CASH basis;
consequently will sell goods
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rea- The Baltimore american of
Tuesday says: The jury in the case
of Jesse W. Upporcu, charged with the
murder Of Mrs. Wheat, after going
out nearly forty-ci9ht hours, were
yesterday afternoon discharged, being
unable to agree. We learn that when
they first retired they stood seven for
acquittal and five for conviction.
When the Court met yesterday morn
ing they stood nine to three, and
when they We're discharged eleven to
one, the latter being the foreman.
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TIE CLARION.
WILL MEL Id.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Mcr!lanicstoWH, Dec. 81, 1872.

=
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Mcr!anicstoWn, Dec. 81, 1872.
THE TIIERAN FAIR
Will open at this place on next Mon
day evening at. G o'clock, in Mr..
John Rouzer's Stone Building near
the Square, under lattering auspices.
Fancy Articles and CONNECTIONS of all
kind; will be offered for sale on pleas
ing terms. Ice Cream and Oysters
will be served all through the week.
the Lady Managers will exert them
selves to make everything pass off
pleasant and agreeable,
Bright eyes will greet You; all the
pretty girls of the town and surroun-
ding country will be there all the
widows will be out in their gayest at
tire; all the maidens Of a certain age
for whom Leap Year has its charms
will be on hand to dazzle and bewil-
der, We might say great deal more
but time and space compels us to
"draw it mild.
Christmas Dinner will be superb
entertainment. Those who will par
take OF it will feel happier and richer,
and lIeryon will bless them all the
more.
The side shows will be gotten up
with taste the Art Gallery will be
unique and grand. The Christmas
Tree will bend under o weight Of good
things; the Concert Of the cod
folTs a" NJ, nc T.'l 'n''E 'o$' u'AG
.! '"e Ol'tI liI,'' G ,! ' m t'',' .tI
p''@'15o,' o. roi' =, = :]',N I Ii III
be q lar'effe OF cAo'ce5' DI"H'lh31
sweet mowers ana SpF'H8 p'F"S ware
ing IN icy DecelnooF-I'"' 60 anu see
and hear all you c&n
Attention.
The 4th or last Quarterly Confer
ence Of the L. B. Church on Nccnan-
lcstoWn Circuit !or TINS Conier'noe
Year Will convene on the 23lh OF De-
cembcr lChristmas DAY. at I! o.
clock, 7. A., at Otje'beh Chapel, IN
llarbangha \ alley.
Services Will begin The evening IRE
vlous, and Will be continued after
Conference, and an opportunity given
to sinners to seek peace IN CHRIST, our
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MA X L NJ o n E Y
Farmers make money by saving ronr
Grain. \ new invention.

vi
Farmers make money by saving ronr
Grain. 4 new invention.
TIE LITTLE MONITOR,
three Machines in one, Tanning Mill, Grain
and Seed Separator This is the grandcst
arrangement for cleaning and separating
all kinds of GLain ever invented. 1t Is
equally adapted to all kinds of Grain, clean
ing seed and market wheat, in the most
perfect manner, at one and the same Oper-
alton. 1t will also separate Timothy seed.
Glover seed, Dock seed, and Smart Weed
seed, perfectly clean.
Wheat cleaned on this Fan will command
from five to ten cents more per bushe than
wheat cleaned on any ordinary Fam thus
saving more than twice the price of the fan
in one season. Every Miller, Grain Dealer
and Farmer, should have one. Bring us the
filthiest wheat you can find and we will sur
prise you how perfect the Little Monitor
will separated The cost of this Fan is less
than any other Fan in the market For
further particulars. call and see it at the Ag-
ricultural Warehouse of
STEWART 81 PRICE,
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We also have the Agency for the superior
REAPING & MOVING MACHINES.
Something new. Just the thing. IT has 10
cog gearing, thus doing away with all unnc-
ceasary straps thatare liable to get out offer.
der, which often gives the farmers so much
delay and expense to keep in order during
harvest. Call and see it and he convinced
of its simplicity and excellence ofconstruc-
ton. S. & T.
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