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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-30

stances affecting the subject Of the invcs-
tigation. -
Alt was in the appraisers office and
to VIM. A. Darling, one Of the most hon
eat OF men. Laughtcr.l Yes, he was
honest, for he never sold an appointment
and never took cent OF money for what
he had done. / made an allusion 10
Democrats at Washington who were en-
Gagged in the business Of Investigations,
saying they were attacking Republicans
when the Democrats themselves were
more guilty than they were. About two
months ago Mr.. Moore called on me
in the appraisers office and showed
me n copy Of IN anonymous
letter written to Mr.. Kerr. told
Moore knew nothing Of it directly or
indirectly. l further said l knew Speak.
er Kerr to be fine gentleman. Moore
said that Kerr would have the committee
10 investigate the matter and thesoOner the
better. l did not wantto come before this
committee, but l did so because the news
papers slandered me and said l was hid
Ing away and was bought up. In his
ross.examination by Mr.. Elliott, Kerr's
counsel, Harvey admitted that this was
the first and only time he approached
Kerr on such business or any other bus
ineSs.
Q.-what relation existed between you
and W. A. DarlingH
A.-HOnesty and friendship. laugh
q. How long has the friendship lasted!
4. Twenty-Five years. Laughter,]
Q. And the honestly
A. Always. Laughter.
He was asked why he believed that
Kerr would want money, and replied,
because he had no claim upon Kerr. He
had never told the story fully before, al.
though he had made alluSion 10 it, be-
, 1876-01-05

SttrbIi9tsits- Yeri6t. Gs
ansen rabrenb Ter lssten @pde % 5rees.
Taae b~isyistt fat, namli9: @siBs II; 5ar.
tiss 10; Mann!it 12;. @abli9 10.
@ltsr-1 Sag bis 30 4, 1 MUnat bis 6 2
b Monat bis IL, 0, 1 Sabr tis 8 2, 3 Sab
Ills 5 D, s Sabre his ~ 0, 1870 0, 20 s
80 3, 80 $40 3, 40 $50 3, 500
|, TO 500, 1870 2, S0-lOO 2, lin
befanrt
Stanb-2ebie 10, Gsrbeiratbet 6, @it~
wt: 1. @itwen 3, 1lnbcfannt .
Gsturtsprt - Scr. Staaten 10. Giuti9
laub /. Srlarb 2.
@%pbnune-@t TAFT 0, Waribau @art 4.
Jeferipn @arb 4, Mabiion @arb 1, Wrn.
roe Ware A, Clay Warb S, SadiOn @arb 2
Mrmenbaus 2.S taatsG5efanenib ,5Uipital.
81 aeinist-&esu!ar Merste 16, Coroner
3. gpasb Of 5soltb 2, irresuIars asrsts T..
s. q. GabelI, M. ..
Yrairsnt n8pasp pf 5saltb.
, 1876-01-05

3ei6nertalent. Wit BADEN
nns seltern BON Der 3eihenfertigtsit un-
leres YoIi3eiri4ters Wbite iiberseust
uno Elm ME 9eobntes &iinltIsrtalent in
ibn entoedt, ols mir @elegenbeit botten
eini9e .Yortraits BON mebreren nnlercr
oeutlAen @rDBen Su %bewunoern. Sic
leIben ~itelten Girlt bon 8ismard. BON
Goon, bon Moltte unb bon @teinmeb
Dor nno ,paren auBeroroentli1 dbnli6
seSei6net. Sur6 Die CUTE angebra1ten
Sbattitunsen traten Die 3use oerlelben
mertll9 berpor. Sic 3ei6nun9sn wur
Den BON alien gei4auern lebr bewun-
bert.
, 1876-01-05

fanii6en 9ubIitum gu iiberlieiern nnb
Der ni6t erit absuworten bat, bis Die
n0roIiden en9lli6en Bldtter iie %bringen.
Wir lpatcn mcinen, oaB es fir einSlntt,
lpeldes sinen seruiiien Stang einntbmen
nil, b66it nctbusnois 1T, eincn 3s=
oocteur 81 bo6en. wsl4er beionoers Der
oentl4cn Spra@e, Die einen 10 sroBen
&ans iest in Der 8elt einnimmt. md9=
ti9 lit, henn penn ii9 ou6 Elm beutjGes
Slott bier i'm Siiben nidt nit ben eng.
lil4en 3eitungen msllen fam, 10 lit bod
oft ipertbpoues Wateriol uno man6es
&Drnden BARN entbalten, ipel@es, ipenn
ri6tl9 o%nsewanot, gu piele @uten Ser,
anlaiun9en 9eben fam; idon Die pers
t6icoensn Gppien oes ,@biss" aug ult-
lerer vWirsinla 9taats 9 Saaette," bat
man9e quite 5olgen 9ebabt.
, 1876-01-05
8ermtl0teS

Gin r~itbrenbcs GeitcnHif at Der
Scene lpcihe fiji Dor einisen Monaten
aelegertlth ber@tloi heEfuna bon S1Oo,,
600 un SenrD 0aro 4eed)er iei;ens iei
ner @emeimce in Tlbmoutb &i:d)e ereis'
lWte, ipielte iit unldna1t in eiHsm Gang:
terflein b;s iioDitlid)en &sututb Oh.
Der &irhen<S orltm,o filrtc beu %oaielbit
ueu9emOnAenen Geelloreer nit Den
Norten ein: rySir bab,u Die Tienite teS
trsfftldcn HebnsrS fir eiuen Sobres9ez
bali bun Giubm bcrt Dollars aclid IT
uuo ieben nun in banfbarcr 3~uucrfttt
aufs 9scue aGea Sesuun9en entaeaen.
p:ld)e elm ipcbluerwal.etcs &irdenwcien
gu feNoen oermNg."
Trie MeDcr, scr Ipotbcfer in Union
Sia bel giep Uorf. Der tir,l d, fur;
uud)oem er in Sdul' atbe ben Antraa
auf Gntfernuns Der bible ans zen Offent
lid)en Shulsn burhaeiest bate. Guf 10
rdthjelbafte 8eiie perid)Uano, 1T smlit
sefehlt. Gie aussiteQte llute,inhuna bat
trsebsn oaB Weptriih fe.re Veruntreuz
ullsen bat gu SdJAloen fcn,mcn lii len
SIN Gonsreb Der Ser. 9taaten iiben
se~9snpartis 5 Nssey. 9rei perislben
tannten Dor Dem Yiirsertriese teinea
Yu6liaben tes Ma%!lphabets. glner oer=
lslben ,par ,pdbrsnb oes &riegss Suerlt
I'm Oienie Der @onfo.oerirten, lpater in
benz Der Union.
8aIo weroen Die Ser. 9taoten gu
Den Meinlanoern Sahlen. Sn Gollfor=.
MEN auein bat Mmaoor County $780,
900 MeintOde, 81 Goraoo 1.4l0,255,
Sos Mnselss 4,250,0O0, Nopu 3,lOS,s
$50, Sacramento 2,l42,975, San Spa-
bum 100000, Snnta Clara 1918
Os5, Sonpma go 3s5 Mno 3upIumne
100000.
% m. &. 9oose, Der 9raIioent Der
New 0orfer 5empcren5=Allociatlon Der
10 enersil9 se9cn Den Sertauf mOuli-
renoer Melne ouf Dem Interchangeable
Sc in Ybllaoelpbla prpteltlrte. lit oerlsl-
be Sbminpler. Der DOR c1t Sabren ln=
menje Wsengen Slei in @elta!t BON Sta=
tnsn ei1sul1mug9sIn perln9t bate, oa
bel aber erlpilft muroe nno nlbt nur
ben Npmbus ais Runltmacel oerIOr, ion
:ern and nod $z7l,0OO 3paItrofe be.
sabIen muBte.
Sn Snbiana eibt IS cine tIsine
S6%ei,er golonie BON 5 Yerlonen, Die
,ulammeu 1850 pfuno wiesen. Sie
Mntter Der golOnie itsbt obenan: Fe
lpiest einsalsinisteit mebr, aIs 1913 pfo.
uno leiblt bic jingle 5o9ter, slNe llss
bensebniabrise Splpbioe, br!ngt nod
1870 Dtunb onf Die Mease.
, 1876-01-05
Mitswoh 5. 9aanar 1876.
Gtoct Ni6mDno.

9}olisei 8eri9t. Tolgenbe
GGlle tamen eeitern in oielem Seri4te
3ur 8erbanblung:
S:obn Gpaus, farbis, ausef(ast cine
1lbr i'm Wertbe pcn S. BON Grcb Sbe.
rer octoblen su boben. bis auf Sonner=
flag Derl6oben.
Marp Sonss, onssflust bas tleine
Sinh bes 3bomos Mtiler 9esen ieinem
g8ilen perbor9sn su balten, tpnroe entlal
zen.
Riborb goofer, Grace 8oofer unb
Wotiloa 9opfsr, ole farbi9, ansetla9t
,ue0en @slebiiberiretuns nno Mn9rif
ouj Nonep &6ite. &i9aro wuroe ent=
lo@jtn, @race uno Wlatiloa muBten 81
lno Die Soften besohIen.
Sane &eeo unb Wtollie &eeb, farbig,
o,gefIast bic Garab Bradley sei6impft
81 boben, wuroen entlalen na9 3ablun9
Ger Soften.
Sarob Bradley, farbis, angeilast els
lie glrt Don Sane &eeb 9eitoblen gu ba=
ben, wurbe sntlallsn mad 3absun9 Der
Soften.
4ot 5eniter, onsefloet Ben Samea
gaecisoluppo anse9rifen nno seidIas
gen gu baden, entlaiien na9 3ablnng
Der Soften.
3pbios Yroots nnb Yartbenia Waib
ia9ton, tarbis, ansetIa9t pegen unse=
fe5li9en 3uIammenlebems, ouf beute
Dcyl1Dben.
, 1876-01-05
Rt0mpnb pOit Office.
prf-N rroneement.
10. Oftohtr 1873.

NOroIite GnrdbnH. .9H ,imcl ts.vts.
Seni1frn' aueatnrnmer- Gnfurft s 81 w.
81. W. oo|"o o.|o
SOnn,na- anlnnft So, m. -s,e.
fd;ue 1886 q. p. p9F"
@ors'ide @ea anf. Tdprid. crso,r.u.
men Sonn'aae. -- Nn'unft las 81. ap'w
p0ltidlas l.35 atb S 20 n. @.
eisIide aoH, .3msimaI tasrtt. @,rr.
toes du~edsncmntn. - Mnfmni, 40 Ssr I'm
hoe ~ y a sn D. Tofi9Iub 4 9. R. n
@ornt.es; gnfunft 1900 ~ - qos
Rid, sannb & Thrhine G,fenhosr qx..
hn, ~ aSnipnft 2-3o u. TX. - @caf6ius
S"nn1nt ( Greensboro. amtimar tia,
ia. Ntfa # $50 urb9 I'W. wv s,sa
'6lut 4@. ~. nnt 12.45 y. Six. T
Sarmbinr. TaoIit, . nntoos o,s,..~
men. = gniunft 2.3OrH. M. % wraiains
N~gelapeafe 4 Chic GifenF ain. GGoIid
SfnnElgs asdrnpmmen Mnfunf, a W an
SppffGluB ESQ y. N.
gsnd'surs Charlottesville, taunton sy.h;,,
Sulptet g PRIME urb mtHlih son Whitss"i.
eter Svrta9s anfunf. 5 g. m>w S;oIa.
itluB $50 n. ". ppP'
Wsft goirt uub e%tationeu an mr. y y
". ano 0.N. ". 2aaIid, @en"taas o,ss,.
nomlnen: Antiaft 1890 y, d. Nns,.
ftius 2 n. M. V'H'
@l%neslsr, i,ter @ef print. ,aaI:d.-gn
'anIt 1890 .. ". : pSfftl.e 2N. Dr..
y 2afsab"nnsf, liter giit SauL iSalit.
a''u'f It $50 9. @.- gOF,6lus .. d..
.Sames ainer esmrfer. grsimal III Sd,rt
lid. - a.funft Mrpta Is. aNIttmoas "nh
9's'fass, y. ~. Yphid,us. Ti,r1,ana
A0"H'rraas une g 0anatsnts, 5.3Om. 81.
9anat Gafet. Tnimnl Sd.snia.
antnn,f, M'ttn oda, a,sitaae u,t q pnnt.os
! :. ~: = goiti9Iub. Msniass, Miitwras
uuo 3%rstiass, 4 VI. VI.
ggsrt pnn1p Eoute. ;3weim II pTd.ntid.
=, Wnful1t, Ntl"npbs unp g annabenps. s
". M. % yOai9lub, 1Ouneaass nno gunu
, 1876-01-05
Il nte r It ii + un9sperein. Gs

Inter # ii = un9speretn Gs
iollttn Z lie. iptld)e oeuti tie Irbeiter min
lden oocr miicn, no &rbeit fir Deuti9e,
speld)e bisrhertommeh unb Arbeit iuden
III bcfcmmea 1T, iuldes tenn Gomite oe5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aufgsoen. oomit
oeu 2euten aebolfen weroen fam. GAS
SOmi'e bei'ebt aus iolacnocn 5crren: 8.
Sdjn,iot. Srai, 81. Siegel, S. j.. Sop
ler, > y. l)tiller uuo S. > Iein.
, 1876-01-05

outings Court. Sie folaen-
zen Safe famen seitern i'll olclem &C.
riMte sur 8erbanblung:
Somes Sadlun, ,puroe $40 9etraft,
lueaen Geiesibertretung.
Mm. Splcr, an9ctlogt ipegen Sicb-
fiabl, muroe auf II Monate in Die Sail
aeIanot.
Sim &idarolon, GicbtabL, II @o+
nate Sail.
@eslsp 9enoIetrn, 9iebfabl, 3 Sab
II 4enitentiarp.
@m. 8biuips, 0iebitabI, 8 Sabre
A5enitentiorD.
, 1876-01-05

Gin Seoer, w:ld:r ~icilen Wintcruor-
ratb III Sol; nno &oblen %cintaufsu w:a'
ioIte nid)t uei feb!sn, bel Scrr Miliam
Wiinniseroee oil ier golil ga9f. ;pis
i1en Der 9ten unb 10 Str, Dor ,ulfre@
d]eu. Mir baben ms itb:r5eu9t. OaB
maj, an ooi9eu Ylase htte Waare flo
cinsn bill9eu Treis betomIlsn Inn.
, 1876-01-05
Drnappbs etc.

Dry 0pprs! Dry Oppbs !!
s. 81. Driee nnD So.
$50. 110l Diain Ctr, @dc bcr IL.
erbalten nit icoem Gage neue !6erbfts
iuaaren ale:
8art'se Gamseltaar-Nn;iss. -
Gtwn,3e LANCE unb cnttrt Gbttpts,
8stt -SIants's" 10-4. ~ 4, ia.
Coma ser unp farti or fletcher 1ain mel. =.
Das Eager prn GnGimsres, p.l6e in Yir.
gina aemsbt. miro ltets Sers.Dssrt
3suse fur usberEde Ga su $3.50 bis SO
pe, Darb.
8rhr3ETf9e unb enaIi'Gs GaGime,es, mclle
ne 9emosn unb untsrsea, g flu Serrer, anaten
unb Wd den.
Gamsu llntsrseuss, 8rsss Ttdsn. geapcs.
teets unp &crbuyrNs. Srden, 6emter Cos
leHf'a9sr, ardeen TIC. etc. i'm . Int
, 1876-01-05

8eiun9-Werein Yirsinia.
Sn Der lcBten baltjabrlIden Ierlamm=
lung br8 @ereins muroen fol9enoe Be-
ante er,pdhlt: 9rdiioent, 8. u. Miaer;
@ice-YrGiiOent, s. u. Moa; Sstretar,
IS. 8lenocrmann; S6asmeilter, ..
gayaucr; GNjiirer, g. Steinlcin; Nsulit-
9ircttor, Gborlcs Sicsel, 9lrcftoren :
$. S0bmer, $. @enael, S9miot, 8.
zimmerman nnb 5. S. &obler.
, 1876-01-05

0os Genatscomite fir beltrittere
NoDlen in Dem Sale oss Sni9ht be.
se5o9nlpn, bate 9eltern Mspraen eineSit.
altlo uno sntl@iso, baB tsire weitere
miinoli6e 3eusenausiaBen seitottst Uer-
ben ~ipilien. Seute Madmittas UNI 4
llhr miro bas gDmite ieineS itunJ fort-
icgen. 9islsrGal toliete bsnStaat iaun
his iebt iiber $500.
, 1876-01-05

Solsenos Yerlonen wuroen porgcftern
ron Der @rono Surp in NntIase5ultano
: riast: Gmiip @reen, Stedafaire.
&barles &i@aroIon, Tali9uu9. @m.
biaips, Sames Mlnnis uro Wm. s.
.$olnes, Sdlagerei. @m. Spler, %.
9subletpn, >. Gobertlon uno Sames
3};6aro]on, 0auseinbru9. S. &l6aro=
fau, 81. @enit uno Sulia Scott, srober
Dicb Ito9t. &suben @lllIams, 9Iee=
5tIul.
, 1876-01-05

Die beioen Decentralization, o6irlt
yiu:ipnuI Sont of &i9mpno" uno
.Ylontcrs Nutiunal 8ant" seisen bur9
ibre Nbrc6nuns cine se|ul De Salis
uno jeDer Oeutide fam nit sr6Bter
Si6srbeit lein @elo ben Snltituten ons
p%ertrouen. Sie Be0mtsn bsloer 9anten
limo 2tate, pelhe CUTE @eI6aitstsnnts
nille bsligen nno nit resea Giier oas
Wobl Der Snltitute 81 befOroern iu9en.
, 1876-01-05

Mm. Sbrxlpsooo, wel@er ~ccitern Dor
lem 4sOliSeihhter mar, an9etlnst cine
HSpiIie Ybilis Wtsper2, inter Dem Der
ipcettn, Iie gu beirGtbsn, perfabrt Su
taoen, ipuroe bon Gidier @bite Der
S1u1in0=Gourt iibermlelen.
, 1876-01-05

Soerr Splon, u&cceiuer" fir bie Gbc=
iopcote g. Ohio GiIcnbabn erbielt bonn
Ser. Stoaten Geriht bis sum 20. ,. Or.
Belt, feline @siddttslo9en nit obcnse=
nauntcr @elGulboft obaupid, In.
, 1876-01-05

@eitsyn rcilte 9srr &. SLIDER in Be-
alcitmig bes @errn Siesel mad Mew
;,iorf, no er our9 Serdnosrnns eesGlis
mas oute 9ilese uno drstli6e Sebano=
lung li9 bOHent!i@ ba!o wieoer erbo=
len D!rh.
, 1876-01-05

@orssitsm Wa6mittag ,puroen Die
0eryen 0oilp unh &,rie an Der gde Der
l9.en uno 0ronflin Str. aus einem $50
zen eeIhleubert uno crbebli9 berltBt.
:5sioe Strrsn bcfinucn li@ Den umitdn+
ben oemGB lupbl.
, 1876-01-05

er&i6mpnou 8 \ i g." 1T bas
sin,islte 8latt III &I4mono. we!4es itul3
borauf lein fam, pon allen enslii9sn
gllttern einsn Reoatteur inter leinen
Gtab Al aablen, ,psl9er i'm Stanoe 1T,
bic 8egi9ts brett aus Den oeutaen Ort
caneu gu I5erjestr, uxo Re eem omeri'
, 1876-01-05

sSn otr Situns Der Qeslslotnr iicl &c
Die 8il, bab Mann nno Trou ses
3.n chamber aulQen t0nnen, onr9.
, 1876-01-05

oerr 6. gutsr non Norfolt b%efinoet
iib isit einisen &agen bier in Der
&tNot.
, 1876-01-05

iiber ben j2uitaro Der lien Haticnal
So {, bon Hibmoub, So, IN Rid).
monb i'm Staate Sirsinien, beim g.
ihdftsl6luiie aua l7ten Eas I'M 0esbr.
1875:
, 1876-01-05

anton &otblbilo. elmer Der @.briiber
Gctbl9ilo. 8e!otDnise, Itarb stltern in
Yaris.
, 1876-01-05

6crr Grant, Mitslieh Der 2t9islotur
wuroe pl0Bli@ frant uno mubte mad lei=
uer Seim0tb 5uriidfebren.
, 1876-01-05
eputftirnen Don 8rielfoffen,

gon aaFtn an rem arsi tsionbsren Meo.n.
|s'ye s y Ss1nf tin t%rfanni fnt, 600 unp
.l.lo z. ~, 30 MO 7.15 81. aR. @pnn
'ass-s.'0 Q. ID. unb 7 q. ".
@n Sei%ettaatn - 6.tOG. 81. uns
Z V: W: &sr alen anbern !aofftn ,ne,hs,,
sue Ssleft anf BEN &udmey her Grfa,r opaes
VSa. u. =. Ben tets. % %.
, 1876-01-05
8 t

~ I CUT
iiber ben j2uitanb Der Glanters Wational
8anf. in 9fihmono i'm Staate Yirainien,
beim 9eiddftsidluie I'M l7ten Gag I'M
Oe3enlbcr 1875.
, 1876-01-05
0ifenbapner l etc.

Nol;impre unb Sbip Gi'entabn.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-06-23
Meal mud Hay for Fattening Stock.

"An Old Farmer" who has been
accustomed to feed and fattcn few
animals has recorded a small item of
his practice in regard to feeding
raw meal against cooked meal. lie
writes:
"My practice in tattening beef and
swine, as well as feeding cows for
milk, has been to pour boiling water
on as much meal as would not make
the animals bowels move too freely,
at night, and in the morning when
the mush is cool, give it to the cow
or pig. In covering the meal with
boiling water in this way, the starch
of the grain is dissolved, and the Ia
tent nutritive properties extracted,
and the animal receives the entire
nutriment of the grain. l have for
two years past fattened two ordinary
sized cows feeding them only hay,
and only 800 pounds each of the
former, and each yielding upwards of
forty pounds of rough tallow. Salt
was given once a week, and OCCASION
ally tablespoonful wood ashes. In
my experience 100 pounds scalded
and fed as above is equal to 200
pounds fed dry"
Live stock do not, in eating dry
meal, receive more than one-half the
goodness of the meal, or there would
not be SO many farmers, as he knows
who feed from four to eight quarts
of meal a day to one beef creature,
till they feed from seven to ten cwt.
of meal to one animal.
These farmers never slaughter an
ordinary sized beef that yields up
wards of forty pounds of rough tai
lows. Louis Farmer.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-06-23
Hoggish.

Mr.. w. P. Bush, of Monroe coun.
ty, Mo-, we'll known stock dealer.
has on exhibition near the horse rail
road depot, what is claimed to be the
biggest hogin the world. If not now
the biggest, it certainly has few
equals in size. This monster is five
years old and weighs l,425 pounds,
measures s feet 2 inches from tip to
tip, is 8 feet inches high, and 9 feet
in circumference. He is of the Po-
land China breed, and was raised by
Mr.. Bush, on his farm near St. Joseph,
Mo. Mr.. Bush also has on exhibition
two other similar specimens of the
porcinc genus-one of them has but
three legs, and uses his nose to assist
in locomotion. The other curiosity,
or rather, monstrosity, is hermaph-
rodite hog five years old, but which
is scarcely as large as six months
shoat.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-06-23
He know'd his duty, dead sure thing,
And went for it thar and then;
And Christ amt going to be too hard
On man that died for men

If ever there was brave fellow
who laid down his life for the sake of
his fellow-creatures it was this hero
of the Brislington tunnel. His wife
and children ought to be looked after,
and have no doubt come under the
consideration of the citizens of Bris-
tow. But the story ought to live tor
ever.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-06-23

and its contiguous parts. A bar
shoe answers the purpose best when
properly adjusted.
Mr.. j. H. Sanders, editor of the
National Live Stock Journal, in
forms us that, in accordance with a
purpose which he has for many years
entertained, and at the request of
many of the leading importers and
breeders of Norman horses, he has
Undertaken the compilation of a Nor
man stud book. This book will con-
tain full list of all the Norman
horses ever imported into America,
and also those bred IN this country
from imported sires and dams.
The National Live Stock Journal
pays this tribute to the enterprise of
Iowa farmers: ''There is probably
no State in the Union that has made
such rapid strides in the improve
ment of its liye stock within the last
ten years as the State of Iowa. In
no part of the country has there been
SO large demand, in proportion to
population, for improved breeds of
horses, cattle, sheep, and swine, and
no where has the literature devoted
to this speciality been more general
ly disseminated"
In scripture there are pictures Of
pastoral life which are not exceeded
at the present day. In Eastern lands
the good shepherds watched their
tlocks by night, and remained with
them during the day and led them to
the most fertile spots. And Joseph's
brethren went down to Dothan for
better pastures.
9. f. Clarkson having been re-
quested to address several agricultu-
raj societies the approaching fall, one
answer will do all cases. He will
not attempt to lecture under any cir
cumstances in the open air, nor Will
his engagements permit him to in
dulge in such labor to any consider
able extent anywhere.
We learn through the Country
Gentleman Suel Foster, Of Musca-
tine, Iowa, informs us that for few
years two new apples have given
high promise of value, namely, Aler-
sons Early and Golf The first NAM
ed takes the place of Early Harvest,
ripening at the same time, equally or
more tart, tender, juicy flesh, and so
far has proved better bearer Golf,
says Mr.. Foster, is the "largest. hand
soonest, and best cooking apple l
ever saw-tree perfect beauty, very
productive alternate years, which is
rare for SO large an apple"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-06-23
NLa Marshall Roaoo,LJio/y,, {

The Marshall Republican says
'sThe farmers hereabouts arc very
happy at their prospects. The gram
has seemed to spring into stock and
blade as if by magic during the past
week."
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-06-23
$500 to 100 a Day saved in Time

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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-06-23

To parties about to buy Threshing Machines:
sAGn-TaylOr. Buy the machine which will Il
longest run OF work and which will add to your re
/, condemned pattern machine which is rapidly fall
4 makes such wonderful strides in public favor
. (especially farmers and those who employ machil
ADMINISTRATION Thresher and becoming keenly
threshers is it not foolish to invest either your m
the last few wears of its life is likely to lie in youl
will employ it3 Read the hundreds of letters fro
about their success in getting the best of the jobs
months after all the Endless Apron machines W
Tmany men who owned Endless Apron machines.
-yen If they did waste that of the men they threS
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-06-23
GRANGE DIRECTORY.

OnkANUL O1xSLC L ON1s
WINTHROP GRANGE, No. 611-Meets at Win
throp on Friday Oh or before the full moon OF
each month
S. G. PIERCE. Master. S. W. RICH. Sec
WEST BUFFALO GRANGE, No. 12t6.-Meets
Tuesday on or before full moon.
j. d. RUSSELL, Master
GREELEY GROVE GRANGE, No. S11.-Night OF
regular meeting on Friday evening, on or before
full moon, meet at Warehouse Hall.
w. BUNCE, Master.
P. B. SCHEMERHORN. Secretary
MIDDLEFIELD GRANGE, No. 52S,-Meets OF
Wednesday, on or before full moon
B. DU BOIS. Master. L. j. WIGG. Sec.
SUPERIOR GRANGE, No. 352.-Meets Saturday
on or before full moon, at No. s School House
HaZleton twp. II. MESSENGER,
Il B. FILLMORE. Secretary. Master.
BYON GRANGE No. 267. Meets at Justus Dur
KEGS on Tuesday evening, on or after full
moon. II. A. FREDERlCk, Master.
FRANK FOX, Sec.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-06-23
A Story that Ought to 1.-Two Forever

tTol! Tue i-uHuolt
A story comes to us from the West
ern District on the details of which
Bret Harte or Colonel John Hay
would found poem. The other day
gang of laborers was employed
stacking blocks of Western Railroad,
between Keynsham stone on per-
manent way of the Great and Bristol.
In fact, tho operation of stone stack
ing was carried on within few yards
of the Brislington tunnel. 1t was at
the time of day when the most Won
derful express train in the world,
called ''The Flying Dutchman," was
expected, and by some unlucky &C
cident, large block of stone rolled
down the embankment and lodged on
the railway line. At this instant the
roar of the "Flying Dutchman" was
heard IN the tunnel. There was not
moment to be lost, SO swiftly down
the bank sped one of the brave ma
tives to remove the stone and save
hundreds of innocent lives or perish
in the attempt. He had a wife and
family at home, but he never thought
of them. His life was in his hand,
but he never thought of that. Down
the steep embankment sped the brave
fellow, nerved with the combined
strength of Sisyphus and Atlas, to
move the stone and save his fellow
creatures. On sped the Flying
Dutchman! "Quick, for your life,
Jim," shouted the companions on the
bank. Alas, it was just too late; the
stone was rolled out of the way, but
the hero was cut to pieces by the
fangs of the murderous train. This
is as grand and noble story as ever
was heard. 1t Is finer than the tale
of Jim Bludso," the moral of whose
story is told with such impetuous
vigor and truth by the author of
+ sci, D,on.ln,,11
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-06-23

The reading columns on this page will be devot
ed, mainly, to topics pertaining to FARM and
HOUSEHOLD. The farmer readers of the BULLETIN
are requested to write for it.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-05-12
Ireland Items.
InELAND. Nav on. ls

IRELAND. May 9th. 1876.
Mn. EDIToE:-Your Ireland iiemizer
(Pesim seems to be direlect aud Cd
duty for few days therefore. thought
best to write something by way OF en-
couragement.
Farmers in this neighborhood seem
TO be taken with a redoubling OF theii
diligence, with improved farming i'm.
plements; and the coinmenda5le activity
and enterprise OF our modern inrincrs
we may reasonably expect results itl
more favorable 10 bringing lboui better
times and more money, than anything
Congress ever did or ever will do for Us
Our merchants and mechanics are
competing favorably more than
favoraby with towns Of more inhabit-
ants, which speaks well for their liber.
ality and enterprise.
Our school is in "A flourishine
condition, and is an honor TO the town
and eighborhood. Thanks TO the ef-
iicienl teachers.
-Ab. says that he has been doine
penauce so long that the beans have all
from his boots. Rumor.
say that since the beans have dsap.
peared, he is troubled with snakes IL
their stead
Dillon, Norman & Co.'S. head clerl
still wears the beans in his boots anc
waits on the lad! customers with grea
pleasure.
Mr.. Editor ald Kind readers, | wisl
10 say. that ireland as q live town -th,
country is budding aud
as the rose. When th'
good time. comes, may be there to see
MORE ANON.