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CIGAR MAKERS

MON CITY, PA.-Union 1926 y. KLEIN,
~ pre-. ,. Rusher. vice pres. Diet Titi,ai I'm
Sc Frank skar'ia, cor and rec Sec box 25I
WESTFIELD, MASS.-Union No Dc
meets on the Ist Tuesday in each month At Birees
Hall Daniel Crawley, pres. George H. Reed vice
pres o. Hedenriech, rec sec All Goolwin, cor see
boa 5lS. John b. GoOdro. treas.
"A URORA, ILL.-Umon No Al meets !
"A the second Tuesday Of each month at No . south
BroAaiway. Joseph Dbos, pre-. Fred Cook virv pres
John schmidt On. sec. r. Meinhar,I. rec. ~s,. I.o
Pold sieEer, treas = l. Springer, sec drawer Al
CtANTON, ILL.-Union No. 40 meets ON
~ the first Thursday evening Of each month. d. n
Main, pres T. Lasher, wee pres. A. Herring rec and
nm. sec. Thos X. Johnson cor. Sec, drawer 80 j. "
Dean treas
WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Union No 100
w meets the LIT Monday evening q each month a
Sssngerbund Hail corner Il Eighth West and
street north. Ger. Coax pres. H. NJ Vene1nann
vice pres ,. koheder. ami Tee see William
hagsmAnn, nm. Sc. y kApHel treas- Fred Rochester,
cor. Sec, box a.. Washington, .. q
Y EOKUK-Union No 80 meets on the LIT
IN SATURDAY evening q each month on Main q be
ween Ninth and Tenth streets. y. Rollet president
WendA Zumsteg, vice pres. Frank Ebert, rec &c.
Joseph Wrtez I'm. sec. John LAubesheirner, treas =
BlAsey cor. lock boN I2l address q President
boz 206
/ AFAYETTE, IND.-Union No. 20 meets
Il A the Hrst Saturday u each month Hall NJ,
North Fourth 81. II. C. johnson, pres. p. y. Powers
vice pres Adam Hanhn. treas. Henry wark rec
cor. and fin sec, box ll6
DlTTSBURGH, PA.-Union Ne. IS meets
IL on the first v eInesday Of every month Al the
corner Of Market and Third st John j. Lewis ores
John SoderS, vice pres. George Waller, re-. see o.
b. Lindsay. nn- and cor John so-Iars. treNs.
SYRACUSE, n. I.-Union No. meets
~ on the last Thursday in each mouth. John c.
kratE. pres, No. Duglas Jas DrawbritlRe treas
Henry Heine, IN. SEC. VIM. Fryer, N Minus
cur. sec-, box lSs Thomas zapp. sergeAnts-atArms.
ITHACA, n. Y.-UnDn No. ~ holds regular
IL meetings the first Thursday IN every mouth. ChAs
kibbe. pres. Edward CrOwel, vice pres. Harry y.
Jones cor. seC., irwin ". Norton, treas. box 679
A OLUMBUS, O.--UniOn No. "A meets on
~ the second Monday 81 every month in Freck's Hail.
lOs South Front st. Chr-tioB SohwestEer, pres. Aug
Bretemer. vice pre-. Chas. II Phieger I'm. John
Van Wagner. and Vim. ReInmen, LIST
Treas ChAs kemert ri Treas. lock box 975.
DOCHESTER, n. Y.-UniOn No 5 meets
LII the first Friday evening a each month ct their
new Hall, corner u West Main and sophia street,.
Pred. Gsewerd pres. Henry Martins vice pres. N.
Cunningham ree. Geo. D. Gum, I'm. y. Voc
role, TsAs. VIM Noles, SEQ, lock box az
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\ kALAMADn" judge lined a reporter ior
appearing within the hAr Ia his SHIRT
sleeves The reporter, however, proved /"
the satisfaction uf the Court that he had
no coat, and the time WAS RENTED
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This institution is managed BY the following Oeicen,
selected from me stakeholder:
FRANCIS PALMS. Pres, JNO. HEBRON, Vice Pres,
NV OBRIEN Cashier
STOCK HOLDERS
FRANCIS PALMS. JOHN HEFFRoN.
N. W. OBRIEN, DAVID WHITNEY. ia
CHARLES DUCHAKME, ~ ". BROOKS,
JOHN MARk. ANTON PULTR,
p. FTTZsIMOSs, sHULrE BROS.
EDWARD KEIDN. JEREMIAH DwYER,
FERDINAND MORELL, WILLIAM FOxEN,
J. KARRER BRO, NJ KRAMER 4 CO.,
GAMBLER sROs.. J. $. p. HATHAWAY,
wM ~ CARPENTER
Interest Al the rate Il per per allowed or
credited half yearly savings deps=its In january and
july and viii draw ComPoCNp lSTnaksT called for
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hAHTON, OHIO-Union No. IS meets a.,
- the lst Monday evening VI each month At Molorr
ball. Georys Rcker, pres. IL south JsRarson "
hsary Meyer 'iee prs Henry steiner. treAa. David
Ambrose cor. sec., ~ South Jefferson Bt Joe Bnchn
nek, re- - GeO. CAswsil On. haulus PSps -,
geAnt-@t-annA. ,
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nETROIT, MICH. Union No % meets
- on the LIST and 81 Friday q every month Al the
lafayette Hail. Gratiot It. Ben Shinerd pre- MI
frAndA vice pres. Thomas NJ DOlan rec. Sc Frank
Wise, mn SCI stephen Howell, treas Gen. Smith sOr
sec, box 5ss. John Delloz. Sergeant alarms
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UUlSNILLE- U mon NJ ~ meets IN tho
IL Second anal fourth Wednesday in each month 81
beck's hall jefferson Il. between LIST and ID D. 81
boosr prs Geo kothley, vice pres. A. Hefrch re-.
n Hoist, m. SCI. Charles YuSt cor Sec ~
IS. ChAs Dirkes, treas Trustees y stiles T.
ben jAmn. A. DirkrS
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SCFFlEl4D, CONN.-Un mon No. % meets
~ 20 the first saturday q every month Il Town Hal
Chapman, pre-, VIM warrington, vice pre- Th,-
ronieyr trt1An- Alfred lre, Nm. and SEE James
Knox rec- Gee. d. y Hullhsh door keeper
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BURLINGTON, VERMONT - Union III
~ meets on the first Tuesday evening q each month
q I ~ oelock. John Lyon, pres. Louis Rath. vice
pre-. Theodore Jennings ~ Peter Delorn,e -
and NJ LeIrond. dir
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GPRTNGFlELD, ILL-Union No. 80 meets
~ the rst saturday Il each At the Harmonic
Hall on Firth st. between Washington and Jeferon .ts
frank CAnsler pres, box 1858 GeOnge Muter vice pr
X. q. Prayer, re- Soc Louis Schmidt, I'm s%~c
George MuterA first treas Robert Weir second trru-
c StA6el cor sec drawer 32pO
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ERSEN CITN-Union M lOI meets on
- the second TUESDAY IN every month At Union Hall
4oSe~Ark avenue Ale Livingston. pres. A H
Church, vic, pre-. G-u. ZeRer treas Richard wood,
cor. Sec, boA q.
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NJ RICH, J.. Union "
w meets On the first Saturday Of each month
Sing~ Hall, corner d Ewene and Meserue VI Vstl,r
Eyer, pres, us bOurum st. D. Suehrs, vice lrs.
Oco. Nollkommer, rec and voc aGi HumboIdH
St, WilllApsburVh Long Island Jacob staff Al .,o
Fr~derirk Rielnar -1 hiar -
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DERU, IND Union No. 1875 meets ON the
IL first SATURDAY u each month. Joseph Winter.
pres William Nandrich, vice pres Leo. KOehl nu
sec and treas Michael Bappert, and see b,v
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A UBURN, ~ Y.-UniOn No 81 meets ia
N the LIST Monday evening u each month At No N
West Gene zee st. Patrick Hulhan pres. ia Malone
vice pre- Thomas WEIGH, rec I'm. aud cor sec bJN
$50. William Gibbons, treas.
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ARRlSBU Re-, PA.-U mon No. ll6me-tn
the lst Tuesday q every month a haif mast 80.
o'clock, IN bHnts Hall. Prank ~ GembIe urS-
Vim Thonllinson, vice pres. ). " Wsayer Al u, 4
=. snayel., treas Ambrose Ginin, rec sec, san.
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NOUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA Union 40
~ meets on the last saturday ~ each month a CITY
Hall, Broadway T. A. HenemAnu pres d, box SIS A
=. Trnstler, vice pres. John !. Murphy, I'm. SCI =
Tro-tleI. rec. Sec y q. Helm, A sly ter
treas. ~ GrlIsel sergeant At arIns Box ll6g
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/ EANENNURTH, kANSAS-U Union NJ
a 81 meets A N,olfs Hail the first saturday eve
ing OF each month Louis Vu-s pre- 4 Washingtor,
Cruise, vice pres John T. Jones' rec - Joseuh
SArfAss m &C. D. y. olive. Soc, boz gis
Fred Offer treas.
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Last Mednesday evening the Mechanics
state Council held meeting at the City
Hall IN tins city SIX Of the trades were
represented. The reading IL the minutes
Mas dispensed with and communication
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CIGAR MAKERS.

UTICA, N. Y.-Union meets On the third
" Tuesday q each mouth It their hau. FrnnkIip
square. VIM >. Bryan, pres. N OBrisn, vica prsS
WIN. southWorth treas
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DAVENPORT, IOWA-UniOn NJ 81
~ meets on the LIST saturday q each month. h
frahm, pres Henry cAnStens, vice pre-. John Jon.
ger, re Sc. IN H. Donnely, Nm. sec Edward LAmu
treas j. b FrShm, cor sec, box e.
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MONTREAL, CANADA. Union No. 50
~ meets 4 the ramsey House. CRAZY q Louis
KEITH pres NAlp PSqnette, Sce pres. Peter Zinshisn
treas. James Hector, m. and nc sec Ten \ Wa
rem, Sec. box 1854 Montreal
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ITHACA, n. Y.-Unnn No. II holds regular
IL meetings the first Thursday IN every month. Cha.
Kibble, pres. Edward CrVwel vice pres Harry r.
June. cor. g.. irwin W Moron. tres. box 90
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A. WLUMBUS, O.-UniOn No. "A meets on
~ the Second Monday 81 every month in Frecks Hail.
lOs South FrOnt ChristoB SohwestEer, pres. Aug
Bretemeir. vice pres. Chas. II Pnieger I'm. John
Wan Wagner, and WIN. Remmen, LIST
Treas ChAs kemrrt. ID Treas. lock box 975.
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/ MON CITY, PA.-Union 1876 y. KLEIN.
sc. Frank Skar,ia, cor. and rec sec, box 25i'
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WORCESTER, MASS. Union 81 meets on
w on the ErSt Monday u each month Hall On Pear
St, near Main. WIN. F'als, pres james Carroll
nee pres, box 20. James Schrier, treaa ID
Murphy. IN. rec. and cor. by 30
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DOSTON, MASS-UniOn No. Is meets ON
I'D the S,s,ad Wednesday in each month al a. wash
ington-St Jarsi, Bronx pres John Murphy, Vice
pres. Fred D"irvherty. re- sec Tho@ j. Cox, treas
Angel Hart. hn and sec, Exeter place Charles
town, Mas.
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Of San Francisco, requested L. organize as
soon as possible and fyr that purpose, the
President OF the twu associations II Plas-
terrrs, are requested To call a Joint meeting.
a. enable the Plasterers in the city for
.LLt.r..rl.... .r.H -..r,.-.r-- -a...--
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NORWICH, n. Y.-Union No. I3 meet.
~ on the hrS Saturday u each month Il Neehani,
hall. south Main e. George Jacobs pres y b
smith, wee pres. 7. WILCOX. cor. rec and a.
-, bon ~ P J. hAAwsn, treas
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WATERTOWN, N. Y.-Union No. "a
w NEST. GA the hnt saturday evening Of .acb
month n Walter, pres. W Scott, Vice pres. q PAL
rcaS G. Kline, re-. &. v Emmsrich. cor sod
An. Sec, box SO
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OPRINGFIELD, MASS.-Union No. 40
- meets the nrut Tuesday q each MONTH a the
Springfield House. No. II, West STATE o. Fred
Roeler. pres Paul Sek, vice prsst. Jacob Arunn I'm
80 SinlOn Fleshtm. -. usAs n n. kss
RA4, lor. 10 !, lOek box g.
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IhOLEDO, OHlO-UniOn No. A. meets ON
a. the hrSt Wednesday evening u each month n niuu
Garden, On 81. Clair It. Frank Gill. pres Washing
Ton r Lewis, vice prts Fred schultz. hn sac u
OCAiAhAI, ~ .ec. J. SPellnlan treas. ChAs >
Anger cor sec. drawer 70
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D. F. PARMENTER & CO.,

EOR SALE-THE REAL ESTATE cor.
Il ner OF Pleasant and Mason SIS. Terms easy and
price low.
la6 DIV ALDEN THAYER.
A TTENTION, ALL! $50 You can buy
"a House. Cottage, Building Lot, or obtain money
on real estate NOR gage, at No. Plpcr's Block
ja6 d4tf A. j. EATON.
$1,000 A PIECE OF REAL
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TRAFFIC ON PACIFIC RAILROADS.
CONSTRUCTION OF THE ROAD.

The road is completed to the eastern boundary of Da
kOtl the Red River ofthe North distance of ?55 miles,
On the Pacific coast 65 miles are under construction the
greater part ofwch is complee1 INCLUDING purchased
lines, the Northern Pacific Company now have nearly
800 miles of running road Contracts let for the
sruction of 635 miles more to be finished before the
oi,eo &c 1919
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- FOR SALE-In HubbardstOn, a nice
FIJI Little Farm of 30 acres. . miles from depot "A
hsst miles from centre; will keep two COWS, horse,
and some YDGug creatures; acres of superior
young wood, worth SnOO-may eaveit at that price; Cot
iage House, rooms barn 30 49, shed, piggery, &c.
all in good ORDER an excellent orchard and ncver-tang
water VIII he sord at a great bargain ifcaed for soon
Price $3.50; One-halt down.
d. f. PARMENTER & co.
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49, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--A
E4iii Farm OF 10 acres; superior buildings in rst-clsS
Ei Oricr 250 fruit trees of every variety; 20 sugar
NAPLES will keep Is cows the year round; acres
wood. rrice $4,000.
d. f. PARMENTER ~ co.
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- FOR SALE-A Double Cottage, two
E.;i tenements liz rooms and a Single Cottage with
Wli rooms; al in cXcslen conditions Lot go 100, in
1~S good neighbOrhoOd, and within minutes walk
Of itAr IInl
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o. FOR SALE-Farm of 100 Acres, Al
Mil. miles from worcester; cuts about 10 tons good
kslIl hay pastures viii keep cows: 200 apple trees,
pear orchard and all kinds small fruits; 81 600
worth Of wood; Two-Story House, and connects the
ban-ll well hnished rooms; painted, pupered and
blinded, IN perfect order. Barn 30 50, nearly new eel
lar under the whole; never-fung water runs in pipes
into house and barn. Price $780, will exchange for
house in the city.
D. f. PARMENTER & co.
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REAL ESTA TIE AGENCY
d N Pond 4 Go

~ FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE for
E;;i City Property, an excellent Farm of TO acres
hslil well fenced. pleasantly located miles from Wor-
9S cester. one mile from church. store &c twomiles
from depot; land well divided; summer aud winter 20
head of cattecan he made to keen twice that numbers
wood enough for the place. nice orchard of acres very
good cottage hOu of rouns first barn;
riagc house granary ice house &c running water at
house and barn Price $500. Terms easy
0. n. POND & co.
s29 diff Front st. Exchange.
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CALV L. GO ID d A r. S
~ Burning MACHINE WORKS,
second Avenue, Corner TNenty-secOnd st.

PATENT MESTIzo BURmNG P1CKERs.
PATENT WORSTED BURRING PICKERS, "a.
TENT DOMESTIC BURRLyG PICRERS. OILERS to
attach TO Pcbers Patent Steel Ring AM solid Packing
Burning Machines made single and Double, for nrst
breakers " 00i Cardlng Machnes Fine Burning
Machines for the second breakers and hnishers.
Improved Steel Ring Feed Hollis plane ano iniers. .
ing, with Patent adjustable spring boxes shake wa
lows with blowers. Waste Dtsiers, Cotton tirs. Blow
ers. &c
Excelsior At the International Exhibition IN Lon
don. 1909, at Paris Exposition Of 1851, our Mes
TITO Burning Picker received PRIZE MEDAL award;
A GOLD MEDAL at American Institute FAIR. loo5,-
and IN 1867 1862 and iS10 The highest award
At the American Institute Fair 1880, our Burning
Machine for cards, awarded GOLD MEDAL,
HI AM Subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AwARD;
ana IN 1870 our Double Burner received FIRST PREMIUM
At American Institute Fair, 1853 and 1870, our steel
Rim Feed Rolls received lat premium.
AtAmcrican Institute Fair 1870 our Worsied Burning
Picker awarded the LIST premium.
~ OUR STEEL RING Burning MACHINES ARE THE
oNLf SOLID PACKING BVRRING MACHINES IN THE MAR
KEr Workmanship and Operation are guaranteed.
Our illustrated Catalogue can be had on application.
Prompt attention gwen 70 all inquiries and ordeTA by
a. dtf a.. T.. dsOIa ~ ARD
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-. FOR SALE-In Rutland, Farm of
ta l47 acres, miles from centre, a mile to cOntem-
LsL plated depot; will summer and winter Is cows;
good buildings large orchard of $50 trees, all in
bearing produces about G0 bushels Cran5erres plenty
of wood and timber for farm use.
Price S3300; Cne-half down.
d. f. PAKMENTER Il CO.
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Have sold, during the past year,
to an extent unequalled by these of
any ether Corporation, and they have
now taken their place among the
solid and flyOrite securities of the
country,
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This is because the Bonds are based upon the ampes
the railroad franchises and all Ian Is and property
ami rights OF property real and personal in pos
session by the Nor hem' Pacific Railroad Company or
which the said Company may hereafter acquire" The
Land Grant OF The Northern Pacific Railroad will average
over $4,000 each mile froad This land is capa
bic OF producing in abundance all the Fruits, Yegeta-
bIcs and cereals ofthe Eastern or Middle States.
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The Public Library Of Kentucky.
Second Grand Gift Concert
DAY OF DRAWING FIxEDl
No Postponement
FROM SEPTEMBER 2eth
FROM sHrTnmnnR aeth

To THE PUBLIC:
The Trustees of the Public Library
Of Kentucky being satisfied from the
large sale Of tickets already made,
and the daily increasing demand for
them, that there will be no occasion
for postponing the second drawing in
the Gift Concert in aid of the Public
Library of Kentucky, have instructed
me, as their agent and manager of the
Gift Concert, to say to the public and
ticket-holders that the drawing will
positively take place on Sept. 2Sth,
prox., and will not be postponed. An
active demand for tickets comes from
every State and Territory of the United
States, and from the Canadas, giving
assurance to the Trustees that no cir
cumstancc can prevent drawing at
the appointed time.
A sufficient clerical force is engage
ed to keep up with the orders for
tickets, and in order that this office
may be relieved of the immense pres
sure incident to the business, for the
week or two Immediately preceding
the drawing, agents especially, and
those DESTROYS of procuring tickets, are
requested to send in their orders i'm
mediately, as sales. will have to be
closed in time to make the necessary
preparations for the drawing. It is
the wish of the management to fill
every order for ticket, as we'll as
to sell all the tickets, but those who
apply first must first be supplied /; and
if those who put off buying until sales
are closed have their money returned
instead of the tickets ordered, as in
the first Gift Concert in December
last, when thousands of dollars that
come too late were sent back, they
will have none to blame but them
selves. THOS. e. BRAMLETTE.
agent Public Library Ky.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 10, ~.
d6teodw2t.
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NERVOUS Danys.Yr7.

With its gloomy asteadaats. toD spirits
depression. lteclnntGry EMISSIONS. loss o.
semen, spernsdtoTrhGe. loss Of poicer, dis
~ head, loss OF a;eaory, ts'sd tarcate';ct
inspotcnce aud tnsbsciiity. tfnd a sovereign
cure IL. HUAPHREYSH0M tn
10 Specific No. TWENI Y-EIGHT
Composed sths most valuable mild and
potent Cursiives, hay strike at once q,
the root Of the mater, tone up tho systeE
arrest The discharges, and impair. viyol
and energy. life and vitality to tho entir'
man. They have cured thousands o
Gases. Prics. IS per package OF ave boxes
and . large e vial, which is very import
ant Ia cbstinats OF old ossss. or ~ PEI
single box. Sold by Druggists, and sen
BY msii on rscsist Of price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoMEo-
PATHTc MEDICINE CO., S6s broadway
New- York.
For salsby ENNIS \ pALLoRD,
Jan6dly.wlem
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SLOW MULE RACE.
THOROUGHBRED SHORT HORNS.

ThOhoUGh-BkED SHOBT HORNS.
Judge NJ. j. Williams, in this Glass,
exhibits year old Cow with Calf 8
months old.
H. II. Prime, of Mahaska Co Z Cows,
Bull 2 years old in December next,
one Cow 8 years old, is perfect queen
Of q beauty. All the Cattle in this
Glass are very superior animals, fit to
compete with the world. We noticed
our farmers were made glad by this
exhibition. 1t occurred to us, however,
that Mahaska Co., ought not to come
80 miles and make bigger show in
this line than Wapello.
NJ. w. Fall, of Monroe Co., also ex-
hibitcd large number of Cattle, con.
sisting of 4 Cows, Heifcrs, 6 Heifcr
Calves, one Bull Calf, and one thor.
ough-bred 8 year old Bull. Mr.. FALLS
show of stock was excellent. He has
some very fine thoroughbred young
stock for sale. Mr.. #. had also on OK.
hibition, match yoke Of Oxen, sis
years old. They are very fine yoke
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Died.


AT his residence near Mound City,
Kansas, July Goth, of consumption, /.
N. WRIGHT, in the 10th year of his age.
The subject of the above notice was
long aresident of Wapello county, and
was brother offs. NJ. Wright, of Ash
land. lie was pioneer in Ottumwa,
and assisted in building the old log Jail
which stands in the rear Of the resi-
dence of Mr.. LOOMS. In lS5Ohe went
to California, and in 1859 returned and
settled in Linn Co., Kansas, where he
has resided ever since. He was high
ly respected by all who knew him, and
his demise is sincerely regretted by a
large number of friends.
In this city John Funk, of Richland.
Keokuk county, on the 25th inst, aged
about ~ years.
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r.,m.r. f.ook A Your Yn..r..&.

We ask you to call and examine our
stock of farm machinery. We chal-
lengc all competitors to field trial on
all our implements for simplicity, du-
rability, light-draft, convenience in
handling and performance of good
work. Our stock consists in part OF
the Morrison Self Cleaning Pillow, war;
ranted superior to all others the Key
stone, the only planter that scatters the
corn in the hill, and deposits it in the
same depth.
The Orchard City aud North-wes
Corn Pillow, all made Of wrought
iron, and will not break, as many do
with cast axlcs, &c. We manufacture
the O'Brian Harrow, and ssHughes Ri
ding Old Ground Plow." We put up
on trial, the Enterprise Wind Mill fol
watering stock, and insure satisfaction
| or no sale.
Racine Threshers, Bucyrus, Kirby
| Wood and Champion Reapers.
RUSSELL, WHITE Il Co.
| Mar.20-wtf.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-08-29
PsursA nay.

swEEPsTAKE RACE--TRoTTING.
James Terrence Of Oskaloosa enter
cd Reconstruction.
DR.. Downing of Galesburg Ill. en-
tered Sorrel Dick.
Hamilton Brown of Des Moinel
entered Frank Palmer.
FIRST HEAT.
Sorrel Dick took this heat, time
2:40. Frank Palmer coming in
second.
SECOND HEAT.
Reconstruction took this heat, time
2:S. Sorrel Dick second.
BIRD HEAT.
Reconstruction took this heat, time
2:35. Sorrel Dick End. Palmer Bird
4TH HEAT.
Sorrel Dick took this heat, time 2 AZ
Reconstruction End.
FIFTH HEAT.
The Judges decided this dead heat
between Recoastruction and Sorrel
Dick.
SIXTH HEAT.
Frank Palmer took this heat time
2:42. Sorrel Dick second.
SEVENTH HEAT.
Frank Palmer took this heat, time
2: A. SOrrel Dick second.
EIGHTH HEAT.
Reconstruction took this heat and
the race, time. 2: A