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DoNIpHAN COUNTY DIRsCrsRY.

Judge ID Judicial District-ALFRKD G. OTIE.
County Commissioners-FRRp. EARrsrER cYRis LE.kND,
Sherif-THohAsJ j. VASDKRsIIcE.
Clerk Of District Court-FRASk BROWN
Treasurer-RoBERT FIICKISGER.
County Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPELYg.
County AttorneyLF X. ARMsTRoNG-~
Probate Judge-RoBERT WILKINSON.
Register of Deeds-F. II. DREsNISG.
Superintendent OF Public Iastructon-D d. ROSE
Coroner-DR WV. REEDRR.
Surveyor-JANEs F. FoRNAS.
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DIED.

February 9Th, 1877, IEyN T., infant son Of n. q
and Margaret Nelson. age months and q days
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BL,SKs.-A large supply Of Warranty and Quit
Claim Deeds, Real Estate and Chattel Mortgages,
Bonds for Deeds; Justices Blanks, such Summons
Warrants, etc; Constables' Sale and other blanks
Police Judges Blanks etc, etc., neatly printed and
for sale mt this office.
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Grange Meeting.

SEVERANCE, Feb. 10, 1877.
Doniphan County Grange met here to-day, las per
action of the last session in Troy for the installation
of ofic-r-w. ID. Rippey, Master; s. W. Hinckley,
Secretary; A. Larzelere, Lecturer, &C., SC. VIM.
Sims. Worthy Master of the State Grange, here,
and installed the officers after which Bro. Sims made
telling speech >sf an hour or more. convincing his
hearers that the Grange ia what make it, and how
it can and in many localities il, made great benefit,
financially and otherwise. He told Of duties
and privileged taking it for granted, suppose. that
understood needs, and pointing to cooperation.
concentration and cash u short and only road TO
lief Bro. Sims found us q little ahead of what he
pected with cooperative society properly manned
and Incorporated, with load Of implements order
ed. and the cooperative machinery well nigh running
We are not dead nor do think it can be said of
that we even sleeping.
Grange then into secret session and after the
further transaction Of business Bro Sims rehearsed
the unwrtten work. from which il became apparent
that Bro Sims a fountain Of knowledge, and all
that was necessary was to tap him, and ceaseless
streams of valuable information flowed.
Bro. Sims communicated the new annual word, and
". ID. Rippey communicated it to all Masters present,
and is ready to communicate il to all the Masters in
the County, upon being Satisfied that they clear
the hooks Of the Secretary Of the State Grange.
PATRON.
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Iseu,. ire. Welt River Township.

In my travels through the south western portion of
the Township. have gathered up few items. which
may be Of interest to some of your many readers
Farmers say the wheat is all right and that there is
every Indication of good crop the coming season;
roridcd that Colonel G. Hopper is not the Return
ing Board
Corn mostly secured. although there is still
in the fields exposed to the weather Several Of
farmers have built good cribs. Down the
Atchison road, We noticed that Mr. Ed. Denton has
recently erected commodious corn house.
Speaking of roads, the road between here and Atrh-
ison is almost impossible in some places owing to the
tbawing out Of several sprngy places Several teams
have mired. and there has been breath enough ex-
pended in cuss words to irst-class wind mill.
Regardless of muddy roads, the farmers hauling
corn to Atehison- The price ia from 70 to 30 cents.
Severance is good market. and many Of the cit
izrns are selling corn there.
Henry Dierking living near Normanville has been
yery sick with pneumonia, but u nov recovering.
D.. Arrher the attending phys
Mr.. George Cheney has just completed new house
ON his recently purchased farm.
The young people of Ridge Prairie and vicinity have
cess.
school-house, last Friday night We did not learn
| who carried of the houors-
Several loads of barley have laiey gone into Atch
son from this vicinity.
II old Mother Gossip right, there will be several
candidates fur nsfrimouy, the coming spring
AcHrLLEs.
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Nm. r. c. HOFFMRIRR,

(orsS.ss@a ~ Us;s~six y Asy,s.A. Cl~svisn1
nIYJC8 $500 Dsas Dssshsss' Bank vAsrs - es
u = iced DAY A sigkk ssIsss JssGss1issany .
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~ We are indebted to Bessie Turner, for an en-.
craving representing the Ground Hos q ne A'Pea'
when he came out of his hole, the ID inst
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- Joe Craney has gone ON trip to fond da Lac
w;.eon.ip. The weather here b too esad f~ himi h
has zone to try q milder climate.
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DARK Brahna. r. Cochin and 8. sPss,.h egg
-. RR sasFrEHp. Troy.
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~ The CAief and the 81 Louis Weekly S'''F- INN
oerq, both one year for $asS.
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

containing those Southern Roots and Herba which an
Prevail ss al
Der..ssIssf Of tss Li!sT s.l levels.
bed N he MOUTH P.p n sSe s.1L Side. Or Jons
cten mistaken for kheum,ti.n se.r sts.sen Los; Of
Ia.s Of memory With painful .sns.on Of having failed
70 do something which ought to have been done Dsbi,
1s ea 9 sss and
sspetinss many Of ths:s .y%psoms attend the d.sa.
the body s.nsr.y the e.. .e.t 81 The d.ase and M"
Rsgulsted In time great sunerinG wrstchednesa and
Raer n.sro A''' 80 LgwIs g. wUNpER,
1e25 No~ter Street
Assistant Postmaster Philsdephia-
We have tested its virtues personally and kno. that
for Dyspepsia Bou.ness and Throbbing Headache. g
forty other remedies before smmons Liver Regulator.
but e, n sIp r..
Telegraph ssd Xes~Aou. kseen. Co.
Manufactured osly BY
J.H. zEILIN 4 Co.
MACON. GA. AND PHILADELPHIA.
ss.e happy proporios % any other prepsratio. viz:
gentle Cst6srtc wonderful Tonic. unsxceptioaabe
he body Such rnsi success has attended lie uss that
IL 10 now regarded as the
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For al dseasss Of the Liver. stsnsea and Spleen.
Ass Ressdyts
A fEfsII' SExrzI bSPREssioN KEsrlESs IS
NESS yACyDICE SkCSEA. SICK HEAD
ACHE collie. COySTIPATTOy and
BILfOCSyESS
II Has no EQUAL.
CAUTION.
As there p.nbef Of nitstieas offered to the pub
Ke would canton the eusaanity % bay Powders
90 Prepared SIMMONS LIVER REGCLATOR unle.s
In engraved wrsppf With tie trade mark stamp and
signsfafe usbsokes- Moe other 10 genuine
III. zEMn Z Co.
Nsess Ga, and Phsd<lphia-
Your vauabie oedicins. SnnoN LfvKs RksULAToR.
has aayed ne many DueSSrs bflls- Il for every
thing is = reesa1seAsd for a,A Knew 10 70 fs
have ussA it In Cole and Grubhs With ny mules ssd
horsrs giyfse tksD absut half hotfIs at Q time have
"a lsss that gave IL T. Yss reeeamsnd Il
every Inst has Stock being the best uedieiae
kpsvu for al esoplanfs thas hsrsen ssh h heir to-
z r. TAYLOR,
91oov-1y Agsat fR Graaeen q Georgia :
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- The scientific lecture % psrsies@ VII ~
N. bl;.hed IN our next issie.
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Y The Beatty Geadrn Tongue Oryan e...ot Be
supposed Ser Aeoshnea anA sveet,es q ts.e. All
sek,swiedse tia ~ giving u.Asasd q disssusts
for cash g T. sassuEsD, Try.
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1ss easasse Puss, nd Jsss Is.ly xsle.s IL VOID
For DYSPEPSIA CONSTIPATION Jaundicr Bilious
attacks SICK HEADACHE Collie Depression Of Spirits,
SOUR STOMACH, Heart Burn, &C., &c
This unrivalled Southern Remedy ID warranted not 70
contain single particle Of MRacURY, any injurious
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~ Judge Otis has been despatehins bsnns's' TIN
xe.k and gives entirr Aatisfaetinn.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

BENTON BARRACKS. Mo-. April % 1906.
Dr.. John Buu-Dsar Sir: Knowing the efficacy Of your
Saraparilla and the healing and beneficial qualities
possesses send you the following my
was wounded about two ago taken prisoner
and confined for sixteen months. Being moved often
my wounds have not healed yet. have not sat Up
Denf since was wounded am shot threugh the hips
Ny general health Is impaired and need something
si.t nature have faith In your sar.spars than
anything else wish that which IL genuine Piesss
press half . dozen bottles and oblge
CAPT. c. p. J0HNsON.
st. Louis. No.
P.s-Ths following written April soth 1856 by
Nrs Jennie johnson mother Of Capt. johnson -.
d. joan Bsu-Dssr Sir: Ny husband. Dr. C. 8 John
SON. skilfu surgeon and physician Of Central New
York. where he died leaving the above e. p johnson 10
my At thirteen years Of age he had chronic d.
srrhes and scrofnia for which gave your sar.apari
1t eu-sd Aim have for ten ysars recommended ID to
many in New York. Ohio and Iowa for scrofals, fever
sores and general debility Perfect success. has attended
it. The Elected IN n srsfsa md Jssv
sipost miraculous very anxious for my
TO again have your sarsspariia lie In
fearful Of getting spurious article hsace his writing to
you for L. His wounds terrible bot believe he
will recover.
Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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coe1eveepTIvRe. TAXI MoTlcgl


Every moment II delay makes yoaF cure more hoPsss
and much depends the judieous shaiss Of remedy.
The Of testimony in favor of Dr. scheneks ra
mouic Syrup . cure for Consumption. nv exceeds Al
that - brought to support the pretssns Of any
other medicine See DR. sehencks Almanac, ssataaing
the certificates Of Of the highest rssPseta
bilty Who bs. restored health ser si.g pro-
nounced i,cur.bs BY physicians Of seknowieged ability
Schsncks Pulnoaic Syrup alone has cured many these
evidences viii show; bat the Is often promoted By
enpoynens Of two other remedies which Dr. sehssck
provides for the purpose. These sddhona remedies
srhencks Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills By the
timely use Of these incidence according directions.
Dr. Seheaek eerhsa that any Of Consumption
may Be- cured
DR.. Schenck Is professionally at his principal once,
Corner Sixth and Arch Sta Philadelphia every Monday
where al letters for Advice must be addressed.
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q. O. O. r.

q. O. O. r.
Troy City Lodge. No d, meets every Saturday night
At Odd Fellows Hall Lelands store All members
Of the Order are cordially invited to attend.
JOHN AAQUiLKEN. n. G..
J. b. BROOKS, Sec. ~ II - y
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II Chinese Laundry Soap. the beat in use, for sale
by CHAs. X KuCHs,
2lianiw. Doniphan, Kansas
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Chas. Rappelye, W. c. I.
Maggie Light, W. V. T.
X. N. Steele, W. s.
Ida Tracy, w. T.
Eugene Brown, W. G.
Lou. Matthews, w. Sent.
Rev. W. L. Leak, W. G.
Anna Berry, W. A. s.
Chas. Owen. w. +. S.
Fred. DeMallorie. w. NJ.
Emma Carpenter, w. ID. n.
Maggie vanderslice, K. H.. s.
Esther Berry, l.. ii. s.
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The xpest stock farm in Atchison County for sale
containing go acres Of land 30 acres in high state
of cultivatn and 20 of good timber, and living
water miles northwest of Muscotah. Twill sell low
or exchange for general stock of merchandise. or
trade for good lands in Donphan County. For fur
Their particulars, apply to
JOSEPH McCRrn,
lfebiw. Doniphan, Kansas
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA.

Read he fOalo~ng extract Of Iedsr from Mn Rir.rs
VIE u Rev Dr. Rivers, ons Of The learned eloquent
s"d popular Ainistrs Of he 1stAsdsst Episcopal Church
snd SAs at pnsni ststion<d BrOaday Church Louie
szls, H.:
LOUISVILLE Kr. Oct. s. isGs.
Dr Johs Buu-Dear Sir: Many thanks to you for the
medicine you have kindly given me- have been a
est sufferer for years, and had the advice of various
physicians Some pronounced my spine, my lungs
and some heart to be the of my disease have
been burnt bstered and cuppcd until had become dis
hesrtened. Several very eminent physicians who cram
insd my spine, informed me that wss threatened with
paralysis apoplezy any day, and that nothing but
seton would relieve had perfect horror Of that
and hesitating about having inserted when you
kindly sent me your sar.apars, which immediately
begun to take three times day. had suffered terribly
with most acute pain In the right side Of my head es
pecally when would read write for any length Of
time and rising to feet would be perfectly bllnd
for several minutes and would to hold to somshug
| to prevent falling.
Am most happy to inform you that the pain In my
head 10 entirely relieved suffer but seldom with my
|
indeed for the first time in my life enjoy my dinner
more than any meal durin. the day.
You kindly sent four bottle. again last night and
began again this morning. and hope be entirely
lisved Please accept my heartfelt thanks and best
| wishes.
Very truly your most grateful friend
NJ c. RIVERS.
Ny journal abounds with similar letters all Of which
guarantee to be genuine and written by the persons
whose names they bear.
Do not suser yourself to be imposed on. Don't be
drawn away after nav and doubtful experimental Don't
risk your health by letting novees experiment upon you
with their trash.
Ny sarsapara has stood the for twenty Eve years.
IL IL s the sar,apsra Of the day, and Of the ayr
erng all ohors in popularity snd in Its curative
qualities
Avoid all thoso who trying to palm Cd you thsr
extracts Of sarsapsrlls secalled. Remember 10 Dr.
job Bulls sArsaparilla Of Lousvle KY that ID the
old and reliable remedy for Impurities Of the blood and
scrofuleus affections. Always bear that In mind
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GeaEy City Iss0a.


One more muddy week gone BY. The rosds about
hero have hem very bad, this week
None sick in Geary. anless that fellow I sau wig
Cling hone the other morning. who had been sitting
up with his gal al night
A. A. Clutter i back in his old place 1t Braseltoas
store. No place like Geary. They all come back
There viii be . change in the mill arransenent
ssoa. Mr.. f1ickinger vants 10 keep the thing boz
guess running one day eseh vesk, has not been pay
ing we'll
Our Sunday School goes BY jerha Il i about play
ed in usefulness, ct least But know that the
right will prosper in Tie long though broaght Low
apparently by the psver a evil.
Hor.er.eing i beceninG too frequent as tha paaee
to suit the Squire. He says nnst - sopped That
Ia right; 20 for then. Squire.
The ire eoaas,ced Eeahi.g Up, last Saturday.
Our miller ~ invested nsv process, By VIA -
eri.ds IL What Into tvs psta o. psrt - esls
Asar, ths sshee PAT = brsa- Patest sPpaisa tr.
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Last Call,

Last Call.
All old accounts not paid by March lst, will be eO
lected by Law. Pay up. and save costa
sfebsw. BIcxFoRD SINCLAIR
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MONEY TO LOAN,

FRANKLIN BADCOCK
VIII negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
money! 3feb1e.
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RrenneR Items,

Mr.. Booth il at work building house for William
Cook When it il Finished he Intends to start for the
Black Hills.
was grand success-the supper being the grandest
slight majority.
George v. Hsgaman & Co. are shelliny out their
here, with the intention Of shipping it south.
George is enterprising man, and be is sure to do
we'll.
Billy Lloyd left Kansas, on Monday last for visit
to Cincinnati and . general pleasure trip through
some of the Eastern States. Billy will be sadly miss
ed in Kansas, BY the young ladies' especially.
jesse Cook has received carload of lumber, with
which he intends building barn. We think, if few
more Of the farmsss in this <s,asty would follow his
example, it would enhance tbs value Of their FARMS
and improve their looks also.
Joe Rays big corn-crib has fallen down, and he is
now hauling his corn to Bremen.
The farmers around here think that the wheat has
not been hurt vet; but if the weather continues
much longer the wheat will get green. and the wealth
will then turn cold and kill it. We hope they are
mistaken.
Some Of the farmers are jubsnt the step that
the Board took in regard to the herd law. We think
that It will be the same way with this that il was
with the hog law-it win he brought up every two or
three years, until it ia passed.
Our Road Overseer had better look around and
work the roads little. will be Constrained to
report him. The road from Breuner out to the prai-
RE 10 almost impassable h interferes with the corn
trade.
There arc good many Of the farmers in this neigh
borhood thst not yet dsas gathering 1t 10
getting lats In ths ssssoa, bat they think they will get
around in time
What hes become of -Adirondse," from Oakland
We would Ike to hear from him again. Let him
speak.
We believe that the Oaklasd band, part Of it 1t
least furnished the music for the hall a. Dopphan
on the night Of The 18th. REuR.
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Csru! COrn: Gers!
Corn taken for Goods!
Corn taken for accounts!
Corn taken for Cash!
AT A. PorLxr's CASH STORE
decs. White Cloud. Kansas.
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Winooa nSe0s,

WtA000 1e0D0s
Mud, mud, MUD. whs ever hsern tell on the like |!
The reads than they have been for sixteen
years-
There wss . spelling match between White Eagle
and Winons schools which resulted in favor Of Wi
mona.
Rome Of our most entezpraing farmezs have besn
improving their time in narrowing out grasshopper
eggs, and sowing wheat.
Mr.. Thos Bailey and family left between two days,
for parts unknown but left his debts behind
Mr.. Daniel Thompson and bride. Of Indiana, were
visiting relatives and friends ct this plsss They left
short time Ance, for Rspublic County, where they
intend to make their future home.
Msssrs Snyder and Ulsh are running . corn shelter
At this place Most Of the farmers having their
corn shellcd-
Give . rest religion; take il all hack. new
CT meant It, Jonathan"
We thought leap year Wa psssed. but . couple Of
young ladies Of Highland dsu't think They make
trip out here every fortnight
Father Moore b yet lying in very critical eoodi
ton.
The mud is 20 deep that We cant write any more.
IRA.
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r. Stock Salt at u per barrel, tor san
by G. Leland.
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MONEY To LOAN,
On long time low rates Of interest secured by farm
mortgages. +. H. DRESSING.
Troy Kausas Feb q 1916
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VIE u Rev Dr. Rirsrs ens Of The moot learned ssegusnf
s"d popular kinstsrs Of he xstAsdss Episcopal Church.
snd che 70 at prssa ststossd BSoadsay Church Lsuis
S1is H.:
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GooD TEMPLARs.-Vincent Lodge, No l64, of Troy,
has elected the following officers for the ensuing quar-
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~ Selover's Flour at Lelsnds. and warranted GOO
any other make.
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As he ssid this he bounced upon Rus. upsettns his
chair, sprawling him the hoor chair top. Such
u scrambling, and conglomerate mass of human legs
and chair legs and clouds of dust and sercechss and
yells, prevailed for few minutes, perhaps
never before witnessed. When il was ended, Rus.
looked as if he had been through smutmachi.e,
and thrown out into dustheap It was his first and
last appearance upon the stage. He is now in the
Legislature. Where is Clements
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2ianiw.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-04

This town, now IN the power Of the
Russians, Is the ancient capital Of Bul>
garia, of which Rustchuk is ut pres.
ent the seat of the administration. 10
is there that reigned at the end Of the
tenth century, the second Sciavo.Bul-
gsrian dynasty OF the Sismanides,
heirs of the Eluuo- Bulgarian race,
driven out by the Greek emperor. la
1855, TurnOvu was the residence of the
Bulgarian princes Of the race Of Asen,
who restored the former splendor Of
the Kingdom. The Gar Kalohn, one
of the princes of the dynasty, was the
conqueror at Adrianople, in 1905, Of
Beaudoin l., the first Latin emperor
of Bizantium, who, after eight months
OF captivity, was precipitated from one
of the rocks of the upper city. The
Car Borts, in 1918, married at Tirno.
va, his daughter to the emperor OF
Byzantium. BY turns the Bulgarian
capital saw within its walls the Greeks,
the Tartars, the Magyars. In the four
teenth century came the turn Of the
Turks. Sufficient attention has not
been paid to the circumstances which
facilitated the conquest Of the MussuI.
mans. To explain it We have only to
study the chronicles ana historians
who speak ofthe depravity of manners
and the corruption of the great, as Of
the people in those Bulgarian coun-
tries. On the 18th of July 1893, Tche-
lebi, the son OF Bajuzet, took the eta
del Of Turnova by assault. Soon the
first mosque was constructed there,
ana the Greek bishops-allies, howev-
er, of the conquer0rs-were assigned
to a particular part Of the city In
1910 il had the Russians in its walls
sor some time. Since then it has
ceased to be the political conter oil
Bulgaria, while remaining one of the
nuclei of Sclave propaganda. Down
to 1867, the date when the viayet of
the Danube was created, France, Aus.
tria and Russia had at Uurnova consul
hates, since then suppressed.
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Henry a. shnfeldt a co.

This house, which was established
IN 1857, is one of the old SOLID houses
of the great west, aud have q traue
that reaches from the Mediterranean
Sea east, to Australia west, ana from
the Hudson's Bay trading pos,s III
British America to all the Sonth Anne
rican states.
The product of the establishment Il
l,740,0OO gallons of alcohol spirits GU
and whisky per year. Ana IKE o' ii
old solid houses. in Chicago, lheiI uu'
siness is increasing rapidly. me ca
pacity In grain il twenty-seveu NUM-
red bushels per day, and they pay q
government tax of eight thousand ga
hundred and forty dollars per uay'
amounting to two million hVe huhu'
red thousand dollars per anuum'
The great secret of their enormous
success, is the fact that every artlole
sent out being just what II Is repre-,
scented to be-this will be appTeclalen
by Every dealer in their line 10 IeSas'
The distillery and bonded warehouse
are situated at the Chicago Avenue
bridge. An immense structure win a
frontage Of six hundred aud forty elgh'
feet, and a depth Of four hundred ieet
The arrangements OF which Tor the
uses intended, are not excelled i'll The
world.
The motive power Is an engine OF
seventy five horse power, ana thTee
huge boilers thir y.six feet long are
used, which require eighteen tons oil
coal per day.
The fermenting room contains TWEEN
ty tubs, each holding fourteen thou-
sand gallons.
In the eooperage department one
hundred and fifty barrels are lurned
Dnt per day. Mr.. A. Croskey, VINO mas