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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-17

Capt w r. Handy, formerly OF
the Union City Courier, was married one
day last week, to Hiss Mary Bnrns.
daughter of the Hon. Mike Burns, OF
Nashville.
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JOE WOR "a.

WANTED We want the local news
of yOur..vieinity, <such as births, marri-
nges, deaths. improvements, state ct
crops, etc If your neighbor has large
hog, OF e fine;eow, or good crop of cot
ton or corn, let rs know it.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-17

For pure new crop Sugar House no
lasses. mot reboiled) go to
novI7 METRENI y DE3ON )
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w n1ed !!

Cotton. Corn, Wheat. Hides, Feathers
Wool, Dried Fruit, Bswax, Tallow. Pc
cans, in large or sma quantities, at In.
highest market pricefor Cash.
j. IL. PEAT ~ EsEaO.
October 8, 1876 Nv
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-17

Some OF the Fulton merchants are
advertising parties VI, buy goods and
don't Pay. If Hickman merchants were
20 establish this rule, advertising would
be brisk.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-17

Work is progressing satisfactorily
on tie new railroad from New Madrid to
West Prairie 1t will be completed in a
few months.
Boone's majority over Turner y IS
timated al ) .428 This Is not official,
but approximately correct.
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e. =. q. Of L.

FE. Z. IA. Of e.
Kentucky Lodge No SO. knights or
Hoaor-meets every Friday evening Mt
o'c'o3k L. c. PRATuER, D.
". T. FREVz, r.
9. p. q. g..
Hickman Eucampment No 81, and Full
ton lodge No. So 1, o. O. F., meet every
alternate Thursday evening.
officers Of inpmeEt-8. Levi, c. P.
Jacob Levi r 5.
Officers Subordinate Lodge-R " Ne
theny, n. G.; JAS Warner, Il. 5.
Masonic.
Fulton Lodge No. 10. 4 T. "A. NJ,
meets he second Monday evening in eve
~ month at clock officers.
c. !. RsNnLE, W ".
W. l. McCUrcHEx, Secretary.
{. g. c.. e.
Hickman Lodge No. as. I. o. G T..
meets every Tuesday evening. nj O'Clock
a. b. KfNGMAs, w c. T.
S. \. WHITE W. S
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CLOTHING.

The low prices r~evaiIin, rorti.f. elias.
Of goods TEMPTED n ~ 6,,g r,,ci, i.r,e,
stock than we anticfusts1 bu.ing and
consequently We ti,.i ourselves o,a-,.-. =
ed However to insure the sala NJ ,Fsn
We viii offer the entire stock in pro.5r
ton 10 The follouing low pri.es.
Mems aud Boys Pants. 81 II u <, -
and 3 20 each
Men 9 cashmere pants a: 8 ., - =
ve N ' and sov. o,.t :, - 30
57@r-,-7e7--- s-;-- = q = - 49, 5ls
. ali wool CbinebilIa business com.
cashmere lined. Al $. well worth S.
.ass or al frs %so' at o'a sblsp
Al wool heavy Beaver 0yerc2ais, at
SlU sei'lng elsew here AT Sl4
x tne lot OF Beaver frock Dyerc1atg 1T
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-17

Cabbage Potatoes, Mince Meat, and eve
rything of the kind. We will sell on the
smallest possible profits lnovl
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OK ClIILLs AND FEVER.

The proprietor % this celebrated ned
cine justly claims for il q superiority over
All remedies ever offered 20 the public for
the '1ts, specify and permanent cure Of Acue
and Fever or Chlis ami Fever. whcther
Of short or long standing. Ife refers TO
the entire Western and Southern country
10 bear him testimony 20 the truth OF a. a
assertion, that in no case Whatever viii
il fail To cure II lhe directions are strict
~ followed aud carried out Ia -re,5
many cases p single dose has been sun
ci-nt for cure. and W hole families have
been cured by = single bottle. with a per-
feet restoration of the general health.
II -. however. prudent, anj ia every case
more certain 10 cure, II its use il con-
tinued i n smaller doses for a week or tp.o
after the disease has been checked more
especially in dj.ieult and long-s ap3iu.
casts. Usua!ly his medicine viii nor
require any all TO keep the bowels in
good order Should the patient. however.
require cl. hartIc medicine, after hay
ing taken three or four doses Of tue tonic.
siHgle dose Of Butts Vegetable Family
Pills viii bs sufficient
The genuine SHTTHs ToEIo SYRUP must
have Dr. john Eulls private stamp ou
each bottle. DR.. JOHN Bah only has The
right TO manufacture and sell the o.igi-
nal John J. Smith's Tonic ~yrup, OF Louis
Vile, Ky. Examine we'll the label on
each bottle. II my private stamp is not
on each hottie. do not purchase, or you
viii be deceived.
ID Z. j o n n y II L
Manufacturer and Vender of
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Bulls sar.aFa-3lla,
Balls 1e3roA 8:tts.s,
Bulls E3cga Destroyer.
tbs POPLAR REMEDIES or THE DAY
Principal O.ice, 3I9 Main Street, Louis-
vile, Ky. iuly23 Iy.
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Tou Can Save Money.


Hereafer. niors than heretofore. ME-
THENY s DEB0W, viii make a specially
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satens.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Is. Z. @yEL5CxI,

Shoe and J3OOtmal1er
Cor. water and Ohio s,reets--e2posite
Plauts Warehouse.)
! NNOUNCE5 to this public, which he
Y has served in this lire 70 years, that
he . still ia the bGsiness, ready 20 do
any kind Of work IN ihe BEST style. Keeps
tee best workmen employed and hss in
store At ~ times variety OF the best
Boots aud Shoes made, Of the best mate
rials. aug4-tf
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GENTS FURNISHING G0llS |
N0TlCE 70 COUNTRY lESIEac,

Weare prepared toll orders for ~,
Goods in our line atkeguIar wholesaj.
rates.
GtS@0rders solicite an satisfaet;o.
guaranteed.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
Proposals.

The TRUSTEES THE NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE,
OFFICE No. 81 WArEg ST.. BEOoKLYS. May !, 1876. !
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED at the
Il OFFICE Of the TRUSTEES OF the NEW YORK AND
BROOKLYN BuDGE, u wslerst. brooklyn. until IL
O'Clock uOon SATURDAY, May g. for
~ Eyo Bar 80 eet SO inches loag inches wide inches
thick.
l6 Eye Bar. Ga long, wide Id inches
thick.
STurnoi Pins, 18 inches long inches diameter
Turned Ptns. 25i7 Inches long. inches lamster.
The who.e weighing about $4,000 NJ.
Saddle Rollers Of best iron feet
inches long Sia inches diameter weighing about
2 900 ID.
Plans asd specifications ofacs Address
Hon HENRY &. MURPHY. President
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
6orscs. Carriages, Garuess. &e.

ALL KINDS OF CARRIAGES, my own make.
IN UIiCes warranted l-ahc top
phaooHs 81 Z up burg,s. sltO tops, so. leather
trimmed dsIotoP wagpns fi3O Iockswsys $40,
extension Top park phsetOns ti3 CGEUBE, $50 Canal At
UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
IA Late Johnston Il Van TasseD,
OFFICE 81 LIBEKII.ST.
Evening Post Buliing)
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH OF OUR
HOUSE is 10. 2l. 49, aad % THIRrEENTH.Sr.
Unyers ty. place.
will ts conducted precisely the stre
spd principles vii have always character sd the
deal OF ho the and
the business maslty a. well a. the public nt srse
REGULAR SALEo EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
AT 10 O'CLOCK
Entries or ade tAIoaEh the mail
HORSE, dark bay 1873 high, fast, free, kind,
aud stylish, owner going abroad FOR SAL LIZ at stable,
10 East 27thsL call before 10 a. NJ.
CLOsI. CAItRIAGE FOR SALE AT SAME PLACE.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
Ciin Property 90 Get.

A LOWER PART TO LET in three-story
~ high stoop lrek house rooms handsome parors. mnr
blr nantc range, stationary tubs IN good order
y.uct Lilo, sted Rail- Oad rent 80. Iuqule at 4l4 West
48tbSt.
V'0 LET, FURNISHED.-rhe extra-sized
bro.n.stone HOUSE No. 81 Wesi 2}dst this house is
furnished roashont wit and man mirrors and chan
d,iers and is frst orer will he let with without
stall stable ia t,lms r.a enable 10 good tenant
Apply TO l. l.. LYON, Arnold Constable Co., l9h si aud
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.


Drake, hGnri,1sa 70 A"i! i@"s' s...... $1,000
Il,ek eng j, ,e ae ana we, 70 in''' 1000
G scn A. 70 AI.""s L''HAuA y. 1900
knr'hee,l! al, rJ'nI a. 70 HsT' 5000
ksi eaG { 10 Il ~ - ~ a,, % e4oo
senitsI, f. 5H,,,i 81, rar mt =: Years 1000
Do, ss1i ni M 49, a.S YEAR. arr 70 O'' $500
cray sva H. t. sSru L .. 5000
MsI si !. W. se'it a 70 Lie i' 1000
noDr.. syrai l. aud husband. T. John " Warner. t0l
ta"s iryla year. " cot ii.'' 20 " $500
WoS oe"f'e 10 o. 25c4s
sp sip'.f' III ~ no, ot ,H uoatTn , 5Tesr. 1900
IomrilI J. :. tAyAGE, Dtputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

va Bv L6spinGsse 4 Erieintn.
Tho reol estate gud Uatant ts of the Gerlnabla
Smeltng AMI Refining Works, ocatel az s"n NM
tonwood salt Lake County. Utah wafer oioss~''"o'
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
Gitn ilral estate for 5nlc.

H--'~------~
nWN THE HOUSE YOU LIVE INA
~ rick DWEI LlNCS Iieiy srclEd IT.. lastru Bou.o
ari .lrt sid lett puce 49, Ia}ale p u par
.s may esle. IL hILl. TRIO n, 90 Iil GA'e'
4. hILPA I .lCN. $50 East ssyeIty yuin'h a.
VARIABLE TENEMENT PROPERTY FOX
sALI-SuaIcct art ,Ssl required fp'u
u,on.fty Ia part. r. LAND = MIlIIhG, . borAnan -
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
0cacner5.


A LADY Of culture, tact, and experience
"a desdts n position HOUSEKLLPEN, or would
TEACH MUSIC-yuca piano. aud or ~ ia school or p
hi,hekt OE ltai Aiilrstb MIS- C.
1edr' crr Agency. l.TU7 CLos,nut At. Philadelphia
80 MER. SCHOOL INST" ls n reliable Ed
N onS Agency oi 20 years successi oxTe''encc
in IcpreseHtEs Teachers of Known tbity To ial and
schools every irGde. Bulletin of cshc'lt, f Antun
preparation. LIllansio!J Ichlafs or stamp
J. ". SCEERMEHHOEN, A. N, ActGsry, lt bond s' Ne"
YoIk
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Umon-squlye,
II NoTg.Ts.cAcrs supped with schools. and chons
Families with Teachers. chargs 20 those prucIny
teachers through our Agency. Address ANNA NDALl
DiEIlL.
MRS. MITCHELL (diplomGe) supplies
N1 SCHOOLS AID FAMILIES with competent TEACH
ER>. TEACuEES' BUREAU, 67 west Thir,yhfth-sL
DUPILS INSTRUCTED III GRAMM NR,
i LETTER WHITING, BOOKKEEPfNG, SPELLING,
ELOCUTIOS, Aso tesY style of CONVERSATION rr, ,acy
by suocessul gentleman TEACHER; mOdtratr.
rcriue Send aGdrss apply to TEACHER, SO sst
2ls.-et., . 10 =, daily.
CCHO0LS and FAMILIES supplied with
> TEACHERS, GOVERN ESsI.S. &C.. and teachers with
SITUATIONS. Agency. l,7O7 Chsstngi-si PilaIelphia
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

EUSSELLs ICE CREAM, II Bible House
Beat Ia tho city. Excursions, Festivals Retailers Q,
cents per quart SPECIAL attention 70 outo town oiders
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

Droohlnn properip % Get.

rCO LET-Deslrable Brooklyn HOUSES, near
i ferry rents reasonable. rutland d WHITING,
BeekmAns St
rS'O LET, part of the first-cla high stoop,
brk house noderoi proyemen,s No ls6 South tourih
and mr., noo deep and large bedroom In
sd story. Ken 1895.
Inquire on the premises.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

Drooslnn Ucd Gsllis for Sale.
u1UPFF STORY frame house. 218 Atlantic
II tpufiEf.
frame house, - lfi. .cr st.
Frl;oatt .,..--- .
Three brc rd frame houses 40 ~ aud y Nnss1nst
TLgee rs frame iu srs, tt6 aid 20 "s'il ,onN =.
GEO. Il. DUTfOS. 10 " ~. st. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
5aleo bp Autllon

A. NFRwIS, ACefiaaeer
DY BANGS, MERWlN g. Co, CSC Broadway,
ID Gohd of Books Works Of Act &c. &c.
FRIDAY, May ), al ). m.--Ma-y NEW BOOKS, ENGLISH
and Ame:ican anc acty Of Nafac and desirable worAs
"a cIicrert departia,nGs 81 literature
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
Brooklyn ]]ropertp 90 Get.

---oo>S.~~~~~-~~
ITO LET-219 Carroll threc-story
L brick - rooms; all improvements. rutland q
WHITING. Ree-;1an.ct.
ri'O LET-FURNlSHED HOUSE, No. II Gar
deDulace, Brooklyn uigis Cor six months reGt Row to
good tenant Apply to A. b. DAVENPORT. 307 FGtonst,
brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
Connirn propcrtp Go Get.

BEAUTIFUL HOUSE (urnshed) TO LET
"A at Montoar, J. Apply TO L. FERRIS, ls5 Waslines
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

Uni. 10,
siilar b hcnfe s with lot NO S4S ao' Soo'e W oIOt
, hsfort brirk honse with lot, East 13thct 9olo
OF 2dave, lot 22lNl%o'3Nzi'-Ai-'"' "a " IL 37(
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
rilO LET.-Sl5O. 5000. $500. 5000 5000.

IoR sALi!-sl,jo0. S2.OJn, se,5 o, 5000, Al COO
DELIGHTFUL HONIS e hOur from CITY Hail. IA most
rlr rrsaur rrrt ot bric and stous
DW ELIING extensive grounds abundance o! fruit nno o
'"A 'A' ~ J. L. HAY. o97 9th ave
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, May 4, 1876.
lowing legal auctions were made at

the Exchapse SalesToom to-day:
Ry yames w. Mi!Ier. -.
5s,ory brick tencmert house. With lot No 3fo EHse
54fhsi 1875 81 Of lsLavc lot 2JxlVV'1i hot' 20
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
lilsirnrilon.
Citv.
A CLASS for Young GENTLEMEN and Pri-
Citv.

MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN-now IN its
"a 1Gth year-at ~ East 43dst Miss T.. ~. coz Inn
Anentrey material. cheap btauu. aud pur ~
American, mvente by manufactured only Tor Mss fr
All lrOeb ideas adapted tu American wants Books "lt
words volumes Any ch d can make them eachcis
families supplied at very reasonable rates ara "
ing Class for eahrrs will be organized at the American
kind,rgarten Bull Ing All Gallery on TIE Cenei hl
Grounds p! aGepha, June 20. There alc also
Ca.srs for Teachers Kinder rgaitcn Rooms ~ East 4d 81
pi Tomas who complete the COURSE Fan ses
eioi b,alu puf
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
il0 IEr-In Pnssric- New.Ierscr. n hnndsnmc

TVU IEN ENNTNI TATlI IEN. = NOW TT
ERECTION Fix buildings, IA by 6j suit
business hin Of Centennial builc
will b. finished in 10 days the best business LOCALITY at
sl 200 and 800 cash the above
amounts rigt ground until Dee l. IL 6. aud
tho budi 81 the properly after Contennia Apply
JOHN A. MAUGLE 1885 Lanc2sterlvf philadelphia, Ia
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

4 LADY GOING ABROAD for the purpose
- of educating her tren wOuli TAKE CEA ARGE 81 tw0
three others giving Them mothers care equally Win hrr
own she lruposes locating In town IN Germany ti-
turu,ste1 for lie and delightful tus
tion a school se Knows a. be thoroughly eNctlo l.
Tls vi be found unusual opportunity iOr MS or
dor to educate their children IN Iur pc YET
hesitate have entirely exposed Ia fore hucc s.
Mo Address H. H. o. station l.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

ENO LET" Rare chance = low rent; two
Z HOUSES one unuTnishrd. IL rooms furnished |"
$50 et apart 3a scrcs land Handsomely aii oar
VaIirfy oil or,smenal abdndaIc3 of irnt ez
lcut gsr minutes Wax uf station 80 minutes NON
NowN0lk In S0S Jersey. Photograph of both piA -
]. h. Hay, 9J1 SiXttave.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

rE'O LET VERY LOW-Fine old stone
DWriIING 10 rooms several land. splendid old
shade one hour from Nsw.YOlk minutes from station New
Jersey. j. X. uA1, sJt bth-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

LNOR SALE or to RENT, furnished or un-
l. iurGisnci ~ PIant ld-A beautiful COUNTRY RESI-
BINCE: handsome hui with tLIteu lsrer roms, nara
all large stable consifa
tory p, orchsr oifr fruit three ot lawn srge
sds a red vaEs. hrdeCs minutes IRON depot
uay. Addr ~ C., P0stOihee BOX No
l. rw.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

rENO LET-A new HOUSE, with II rooms
moJ,m mPrOv,meuts Il acres 81 ground, At iiigeaed
j. lcalthy gnhoriO.d, 80 minutes non
by Sorthcrn Railroad foot OF Chambersst IN
very low. Apply sTEPHES NAETLING, RoBenei'
depot.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
Ocean Cleaners
NREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

" NEW.YOhn TO BRISTOL Eng.)-OIREcT.
ra&ing and rassercrs for iondOn CSrd, Newport
Gloucester, anG ali Iorts in Bristol channel.
SAILING from Pier 10, East River
ARAGON SyinOns TT RDAY, Mayo
C0RsN ALL. Staupcr May 20
Passage, $40. currency ExcnrsOD Sl2O: luterme
ilte S5 Steerasr $50 currency Prepaid steer
age Cerdcatcs s6 Drafts 81 and upward For freight
passage. apply
w. d. MORGAN Agent, No. 20 South ST., New.York
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

Two RENT-FOr Summer or term OF years,
l. MANSION completely Furnished with stables Ear'er'
shade ast RIveI. At " ht stone
L. L. within mintts' tii,e oi steamboat AMI railway
Auuy A LAWRENCE q c., No. 1913 rbadwgy, New
Nork OF IRLD Derrick MOORE :. al Def ot ~hitestnne
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

rENO LET-At MOu1StOwn, \. J Il double two
story lnl French roof furuisGei house, location th'
bet ws, gas Toa good p5rty the rent would DC low
Apply HA.DOLPu BROS, Room b. III Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

GTAMFORD.-FuT COTTAGE, wit
- two acres % very HANDS grounds will let Tor
months or wear fly furnished also oher furnishe
HOUSES. nULBALD, Town lal, stanford
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
Country.

A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for Bows
and GIls uadcr L. ~ farm IL miles f1n
NewYtrk 80 per week for board washns tuition an TIE
comfort, OF a country home. -
Scholars may Io.rle during the Summer vacation, re
cciSing the best Oi care.
Apply to Mrs IA. G. NORltELI.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-11
PAUL, MINNEsoTA,s THURSDAY,

currency question, and to Join with its gold
f0rked tongue by pocrlsy, in the gospel of "har
mony" for the benefit Of hummer politicians!
Only let us win this time--just this once, says
this spider to the fly! Do let us harmonic for
the sake of the spoils, etc.
We have vivid recollection that last Fall,
when the true Democracy of Ohio was strug-
Cling with the money power of Wall Street,
this harmonizing sheet gave them words of i'll
omen, and glorifed in their defeat. We can
understand from this the depth of abasement
we must reach, where "harmony' is possible! :
The harmony between the fishmonger and the
eel, during the process of Decentralization may
answer as an illustration, but it doesn't touch
the sublimity Of harmonization on the plan
proposed.
We neither desire, nor will we submit to any
plan of "harmony" not in harmony with the
oft-repeated pledges made to the people in the
name Of the Democracy. to oppose the insidi-
Gus encroachments of monopolies and monied
aristocracies. Anything short of this is treason
to the people. If the spoils of Office be the only
object of success, to win would be a misfortune
and disgrace.
We have Democrats in this good state
Of Minnesota who exulted last fall over
the defeat of Governor Allen of Ohio-a
great, true, honest man,-much more
zealously than the Republicans did,
they threw UP their hats and danced with
delight.
They have now taken a contract to
carry Minnesota's delegation over to
Gov. Tilden. Q hard money man, who
refused to lend any aid to his struggling
brethren of Ohio. 1t is none of our fun
eral, and probably they will do it. II
they DO you can set Minnesota down tor
5000 Republican majority.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-11
THE WHEAT CROP IN INDIANA.

It's 80 difficult to get at the actual facts
as to the growth of the wheat crop that
we have collated the following as to the
winter wheat crop of Indiana from the
Commercial of Indianapolis. Farmers
should bear these facts in mind, for after
a while the spectators will insist that
Indiana is overdowing with wheat. The
kilograms all bear date April 10TH
Anaka half crop. Kentland, prospects for
wheat poor. Vincennes, the wheat Door.
Thorntown, wheat very poor. Crown Point,
no wheat OF any account. Charleston, wheat
looks fair. Patoka, wheat splendid. New
castle wheat very poor. North Judson, about
an average. Versailles, wheat crop slim. Row
al Center, wheat most all killed Hartford
City, wheat crop very poor, not half CROP
Covington, wheat fine. Luxembourg, wheat
badly destroyed. Lagrange, the wheat prom
ising to be excellent. Worthington, not enough
wheat to pay for seed. Decatur, wheat crop
badly damaged Windfall, bad, half crop,
Laporte, wheat is medium. Union City,
wheat about halfa crop. Noblesyille, wheat
badly damaged; a half crop only expected
Cambridge City, wheat not very fl,ttering.
koutts, wheat about all killed. Ohio county.
wheat in bottom lands looks badly; a,two
thirds yield Vernon, wheat crop excellent.
Dublin, wheat not very good; light crop ex-
pectsd. Hagerstown: wheat crop considerably
| damaged Winamac, prospects for wheat good
Converse, wheat cannot make more than half
crop: much OF it is being turned under to
make room for other crops. Centervlle
wheat hardly an average. Ridgeville, wheat
/ looks badly. not more than half crop. Browns
town, wheat generally looking we'll Marion.
half the wheat has been drowned out: will
/ yield one fourth average crop. Greenfield.
wheat badly winter killed: perhaps half crop.
Sullivan, wheat not very tia,tering: high lard.
appear tare; low flat lands will give small!
| yield. Cumberland, wheat and barley look
badly. kokono will be average crop Of
wheat. Valparaiso, wheat crop will BE- very
small Knox, whea; looks more than favora-
| bic. Hebron. winter wheat looks badly. 50
much freezing and thawing The late rains
have hindsred getting the spring what IN. in
good season. but much has i.eu sowed. Jones'
boro, whea; very poor; open winter, ,hawing
and :reeznS have damaged it; cannot hope for
one half an average yield Stsuben. wheat
crop promises fair, but ro.hing extra; in cas-
tern part OF county poor. in middle bitter. and
western qGite good. Leavenworth. wheat full
half crop. Portland. wh-a: badly winter kill
ed
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-11
AFTER OUR OLD FRIEND.

The Patrons Helper of Des Moines,
Iowa.is after our old friend q. II Kelley.
Secretary Of the National Grange T.. OF
II, with hot stick. 1t SAYS:
last week We published the card and eircu-
lar of Mr.. O. H. Kelley, Secretary Of the Ma
tioua Grangeard land Spectator. We now
call on Mr. Kelley to resign his Office seere
t.ry, aud if he don't do it, upon thu national
executive committee to impeaeh him. Til.
charges may be:
l. Using his high Office a. national secretary
tie further his private schemes as land spec
ulator.
:. Having agriculture no longer As his prin-
cipal interest or pursuit.
The country is shocked beyond measure a.
the developments Of rascal.ty in high places,
and every department Of the government Is
rotten. But right here III our midst, and to Use
his own estimation ot himseis in the very
person OF the father Qf our order, is sraceless
Spectator, who enthusiastically Uses the priv
iIeges OF his high office. and his intimate con-
tdeutial and official relations, with \ million
men and women IN the nation, his employers
uses the time. not to say postage stamps and
clerks. paid for bv the patrons to further a
private speculation
We are all In the dark What has
O. H. been and gone and doaea
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ry and Of the war, being excluded, it is evident
that there has been no material change in Ohio
politics for fifty years, and that those who vot-
I'd for Allen and Hayes simply exhibited their
loyalty to the traditions Of their fathers who
supported Jackson and Clay in ls32.-lThe
Pioneer Press.
How cody this assumes that the anti
slavery Republican party is identical
with the old high-tariff whig party!
We thought that the Republican party
was new birth and that the old whig
party died of the anti-slaverv issue and
the Mexican war. If the Republican
party is the old Wing party how did
Grant. Logan, Butler, Boutwell,, Hamlin,
and hundreds of thousands of other Demo-
Gratis get into it? Even Charles Sumner
was first elected to the Senate by COM
bination Of Abolitionists and Democrats
thus defeating the Wing candidate.
No, no; the Republican party was a
new birth, but an attempt is now being
made to revive the old Wing party
within its ranks, with the Wing ideas of
high tariff and national banks, which
the people of this country once repudiat-
ed almost unanimously