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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-27

1fSTATE OF jacob WEH, SIR, LATE
~ OF the city of Lancaster, Pa, dcccaecd,
LcIiers tcsta;i'entiry on said est:te having
Indebted thereto are req uested To make imme
9iate settlement, and those having claims or
demands AGAINST the same, will present them
without delay for settlement to Inc un,ersiTm
ed, residing in said tow nship.
JACUTs WEH JR
Executor, Lancaster, Pa.
A. j. EEERLT. Attorney,
~ Grant Street, Lancaster, Pa f2l.gttloaw
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4 OCAL MAIL ARRA ANlsENa

HOURS FER CLOSING TIE MAILS,
BY RAlLROAD.-NEw YORK THROUGH NAIL
7;:S m, Loo m, 4l6 p IN and ll:sO M.
| WAY MAIL cast, 100 IN.
GORDONvILLs, DowninstOwn, Lcaman PIues
| Gap pm. '''~'
PHLADELrHIA M through mail, 7:3O AMI s:i5 "A
| m.. Ito. 4:l5 and ll:3O III.
pIrTsBUEaH and west, 200 AMI HE'D pm.
HARRISBURG MAIL, 800, Il Ii, l:3O. 5:l5 ami II: 10
! WAY MAIL, west, G:D m.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Phila.icl
| pha, 4:l5 pm.
BAirIMoRE AND WASHINGTON, via York, zoo
Il, BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Harrisburg
| COATKsvILLR, Els p NJ.
COLUMBIA, 1000 q III, 100 AMI 5:l5 ID m
YORK AND YORK WAY, 2:OO and ll::O IN.
NORTHERN CENTRAL, 1000 II III, s:OO and ll:lO y
READING. via Recalling and Columbia Il X, TO
| m and l2:::O III. '''"
Es.D'ss ExsD1ss xas via T ss ,n and
East Ilempfeld AMI Ephrata, = pm
w. 0uAEsYXLLE, 'Wi,, Canarso, New Providence,
Lime Valley, 9i5 NJ and 500 pm
Nkw HOLLAND, ChurchtOwn, Greenbank,
Blue b;tli, GOo'lville, Beartown and Spring
Gr9yc, by way o, DowningtOwn, ut 7:D ~ n,
SAFE S;. 81, IIAREoR, via Columbia, Io:Goa am.
BY STAGE-MiIlcrsville ami Slack wafer Il,
Safe iarbor, daily, ut lGO M.
,lnkey's Bridge, Le,coek, 4 bareviiIe, ,p" Nes
Willow Street, smithviIIe, Buck, Chestnut
Level Greene, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove.
Hock Springs, Fairmount ami Howlandsville,
ian'Iis Valley, Oregon, West Earl. Farmers
vile, NefTsyii!c. ilinkletown, Terrc Hill,
M:VtinsiaIr, daily, at I'D p III.
n. Greenland, Fertility, himPeter and Wheat
Iand Mills. to Strasburg, daily, ut pm.
Paradise and SOudersburg ut 7:gD II m
manvilIc, Mount Ncbo. K:swlimsvi%Ic' % I:eih.s',n .
anu Liberty square, daily. at 2;36 pm.
ARRIVING BY KAIL.-Eastcrn mail. 7 a H.
lE:D IL III, 3nnd G:3O pm.
Eastern way mail, 1879 u m
western mall . and lOa III, 2 ami 6::W D H.
ke"ing, via Rea'iinX AMI Columbia, 2:1p
Western way mail, S:30 u m
Rca'inS way mail, lG:D IL III.
Quarryvillc Branch S:l5 Il iii and IN
ARRIVING BY STAGE.-FrOin SAFE, Earl.,r
as!.i MilierSvillc, ut n m, daily.
From Millersville, and 9a III, and Z D m
From New Holland, ut g3O /. III, daily.
From ROwlandsville, Nil, ut D. m
ke:tiing way mail, ut lO::O u n daily
From Strtsburg, at 9::D n IN, daily
From IsiWlinSvilc, at IL n in
DELIVERIES BY CARRIERS.
There are four mail deliveries by letter ear
r1eri each day, and ON their return trims .hov
lake up the mai! matter deposited I'm the letter
For the first delivery the carriers leave th.
,fiice ut 6:D u III; second delivery ut 10 a m.
.hir't delivery at III u III fourth delivery mt ~
N.
SUNDAY POSTOFfICE HOURS
On Sunday the pOstOilice Is open from Anril
10 october i, from to u III, AMI from q n,
! IN from October tnApril from tn 10 "A m,
md from to Dm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TAKE NOTICE THAT PROPOSED
l. Act OF Assembly. entitled An Act to re-
peal the 9TH section OF an Act entitled a SIM.
plcmcnt to the Charter of the City of Lancas
ter. passed thu. Goth day of March, A. d., 1860
VIII bG introduced during the present session
of the Legislature.
The purpose of the proposed Act ia to
equalise the fees paid forsservices rendered bv
the Mayor of the City of Lancaster in cases at
drunkenness and disortlcrIy con
duct with those paid 10 other magistrates.
JNO T. MACGONIGLE.
Jan20-4tdT Mayor.
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Ed11raster f1tellige,lrer.
THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 81, 1881.
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.


GThe New York Eceniny Pos: Is mistaken in
its statement that the poem OF Antony and
Cleopatra was written by General William
A. Lytlc Just before his death on the battle
field" This poem is to be found in Goggr.
shall's Poets and Poetry of the West" pub
lished by Foilett, Foster & Co, of Columbus,
in ls6O, and It had then gone the round of the
newspapers. We can not fl the exact date OF
its composition. but 1t was probably written
in 1857 or 1851
IL am dying. Egypt, dying!
Ebbs the crimson litc-tidc fast.
And the dark Plutonian shadows
Gather on the evening blast
Let thine arm, . Queen, enfOld me,
Hush thy sobs and bow thine ear,
Listen to the great heart secrets
Thou, and thou alone, must hear.
''ThOuSh my Scared and veteran lcgions
Bear their caglcs high no more,
Ara my wrecked and scattered galIcys
:,tl"W '::iIlI .iciiuins tiltai shore:
Thnneh no g!ifIerHg guar IS surround me.
Prompt to do their masters will.
must perish like :, koman.
Die the great TriuInvir still.
"Let not Casar's scrvilc miniGns
Mock the lion thus laid low:
Twas no fOeman'S $ arm that felIcd him
Twas his own that struck the blow
His who piIowcd on thy bosom,
Turned aside from S!"ry's ray
His who. drunk with thy ci,rcsscs,
Madly threw u world away.
"SiCu! the has. :,iel..ian I:sbh.e
Dare ;:Ss:tiI ms name Il; Rome
Where the noble spouse, cciavia,
Wecps within her widowed home,
Seek her say the gods b:ar witness,
Affairs, augurs, circling wings,
That her blood, with mine commingled,
Yet shall mount the throne OF kings.
And for thee, star-cycd Egyptian
Glorious sorcercss of the Nile.
Light the path of Stygian horrors
With the spiendors of thy smile:
Give the Cesar crowns and arches,
Let his brow Tie laurel twinc-
lcan scOrn the Senatc's triuinphs.
Triunrhing in love like thine.
~ am lying, Egypt, dying:
Ilark! the insulting foeman's cry
They arc coming quick, my falcilon,
Let them front Inc ere die,
All, no more am ia the battle
Shall my heart exalting swell
Isis and Osiris guard thee
Cleopatra, Rome, farewell ~
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No man can do good job of work. preach
patient. or write good article v hen he feels
miserable and duh, with sluggish brain and
attempt in such a condition when II can be SO
easily and cheaply removed by a little Hop
Bitters. Sec Truths and I" Proverbs" &" other
column. jl5-2wd&w
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jSUBi.lC SALE OP VALUABLE CITY
/ PEOPERTY.-On MONDAY, JANUARY
81. 1881 the undersigned executor OF the will
OF George Albright. deceased. will sell at pub
lie salcat the Leopard Hotel. Lancaster Pa,
the following described property. viz:
Nc. |. All that valuable lot of ground situat-
ed at the corner of East Chestnut street and
Cherry alley (NO. 1907, containing In front on
CaeStnut street . feet, more or less and eX-
tending SOuihward 252 feet more or lsss to
Marion alley. On said lot are erected /: one
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and Back
building, a Frame Stable, u Frame Shop and
other routbuildings. There are Il number of
fruit trees, grape vfncs &C, on said property.
cast anG property OF William Hcnscl on the
west containing in front Chestnut street
- feet more or less, extending sOuthward same
depth a. No. ! TO Marion alley. on which is
erected 4 Onc-StOry BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE. Frame Shop and other Outbuliings
There are also valuable fruit trees &c on the
lot, and IL hydrant and never failing we'll of
water,
No. 3. Lot of ground fronting on Arch a,!cy.
adjoining st. Johns Lutheran church prop
crty on the north, and property of II. DOerr
on the south, and extending eastward y feet,
more or less. to property OF ii Doerr. This
less, and on il il erected Il Onc-stOry FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE. with good dry cellar
There IL also Il side alley and. In the ward u
good bake oven, anh puE;pand ncvcr-failin"
vel! OF wafer.
sale to commence at 7O'clOck H. III. on said
'iay when conditions. will be nl,l,te known by
JOHN Ii. ALBRIGHT,
Executor of Will OF Geo. Albright decd
ii. SHUHEHT, Auci. iunlDttdM&S
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LEGIL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF THOMAS - KELLY. LATE
IL of Lancaster city. deceased. Letters of
administration on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in.
dcbted to said decc,lcnt are rcqursicd to make
Immediate settlement. and those having claims
or demands against the csti of said leccdcnt
out delay. residing in Lancaster
janl3-St,iOaW* " L. UESSEI
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iacinc Express, east. on Sunday, when fia.
Seti, will stop ut Mi,itlletOwn ElIZabethtOwm
Mt Joy, Landisville, Bir,i-in-I Hand, LeInun
Place, Gap, Christian;,, Parkesburg, Coates
Vile, Oakland and Glen Loeb.
Fast Line, west, On Sunday. when fla1pe,I
VIII stop ut tDOwninStOwn, COItesville Parkes.
burg, Mt. Joy, ElizabcthtOwn and Miil,iJetOwn.
Hanover accommodation west connecting mi
Lancaster with Niagara and Chic,yO EXPRESS
at !i:OOa Il. H., will run through to Hanover.
Fre'ierlck Accommodation, west connects ut
and will iun through to Frederick.
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HOUSEKEEPER,S GCODs.
FLINN & BRENEMAN

would call the attention Of their nu-
merous customers and the public gen.
orally to their very large stock of
housekeeper's Hardware. Our stock
OF Cook Stoves, Ranges, Parlor Stoves
and Heaters embraces the finest goods
made and our prices are very low. In
lln' Sheet Iron and Copper Ware We
have in addition to our own well
known make of goods an immense
stock of goods bought at New York
Auctions, and which We are able to
sell at about half price. Our stock of
Table Cutlery. Wood and Willow
Ware is full and complete. In Table
aud Floor Oil Cloths we have always
bargains. We make a speciality of all
kinds of Lamps and Lamp Goods,
Library Lamps and Chandeliers, Lamp
Globes and Chimneys to fit all Lamps.
Parties commencing housekeeping
could not do better than examine our
immense stock before purchasing. No
charge for looking.
FLINN & BRENEMAN'S
GREAT HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,
l5s N. Queen St.. Lancaster, Pa.
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Z 1'Si hsr EF h ZEN <EiDICi' isosj>, i.AT.
- of the city Df Lancaster ,tc,,a~e.i Let
tefS Ics!aincnlaiy on siid estate having lvt.n
granted to the Undersigned, all pciSons in.
dcDtcd thereto Are requested to make i'm rncIi-
ale payment. and those: having claims or dc
inan"s against the same. will present them
Without delay for settlement to 10 the Under
sls!'"l, rGs'hins IN ti" cit V Of Lancaster.
MICHAEL HAHEHRU U>H
Executor.
y NO. =" tofIE. All !. ian .Gt,ltpSW
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LNECUTOkS' SALEOF CITY PKOPERTY.
II On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l. 1881. the
undersigned executors of Michael Malone de-
House, the following real estate to wit:
No ]. A lot of ground, Oh the n. f. corner OF
Orange and Shippen streets, with u frontage
OF l31% feet. more or less. on Oran street ami
along shippcn street. northwari. 2l3 feet to a
public alley, on which is erected II cOnmodi-
ons and wcll-buit Mansion No SDl. twu-s1Orics
high, with twO-stOry Back building, all in
good repair. Also. on rear OF lot, a two-story
Brick Stable and other improvements.
Sale at O'Clock, when terms will be made
known by EDN ARD MCGOVERN,
WIN. l.. PEPPER
JAMES NJ. BURKE
Executors of Michael Malone decd
HENRY sHCBERT, Auct. jan nl1-tm
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ISTArE OF JAMES w. ;inEY, LATE OF
~ The city OF Lancaster. deceased. The up-
dersisned Auditor. appointed to dist ri5ufc the
baianc. remaining in the hands of Julia s:hcy.
aim!nistrafriX of James W. Rhey 10 and
among those legally entitled to the same and
TO rtNs on exceptions to her account. will sit
Tor that purpose on TT E>DAY, FEBi;U AIRY
2! ISL at 10 O'Clock a. M, in the Library Room
OF The Court House, in the city OF Lancaster
where all persons Interested in said ,ii.tribu-
tion and exceptions may attend.
WIN. a. ATLEE.
J'1h-i-'iaoaW Auditor
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DUBLEC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
i Property. Will be sold at public sale on
THU RSDAY EVENING. the 81 day of FEB
RUARl. 1881. at George Wallis hotel South
Queen street. all that certain lot. piece or par
eel OF ground, whcreon Is erected a unr-stOry
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, viii, a one
story Frame Back building attached. Hytirxnt
Crane Vines, Fruit Trees and other improve
ments thereon, situate on the west si,ic OF
South Queen street. No. 400. Said lot contain
Ing In front on said South Queen street 81 feet
inches. more or less. and in depth I" Beaver
street 2i5 feet. adjoining property OF Margaret
Pitt and Henry Smith.
Sale to commence at ~ o'clock p. m.. of said
day. when conditions OF sale will be nlade
known by JACOB BOWERS
Agent for the heirs OF Susan Franciscus. decd.
Ii. +. RoWE, Auct, jan26-tsd
HRPHANS' COURT SALE OF REAL ES-
- TATE. On SATURDAY EVENING,
OF an order or Orphans Court ofLancaster
county. AZ the keystone House. North Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa the following. real cs-
tate: late OF Charles Stark, deceased, to wit:
lot OF ground situate on the west side of
North Water street, Lancaster, Pa, contain
In depth Il! feet inches, more or less to
ground of Michael Steigerwalt " here il has a
width of % feet q inches The improvements
consist OF Ohe-StOry part brick and part
frame dwelling house and butcher shop,
slaughter house. stable woOtl-shcJ smoke
house and butcher kitchen. There Is also !:
well of never-fafl:ng water with pump therein
on the premises. This Is a desirable property
where the butcher business has been success
fully carried on Tor 4 long time.
Sule to commence Il ! o'clock p. IN. of said
day. when due attendance will be given and
terms made known by
MAGGIE BROWN
Administrative.
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ENSCATE OF HENRY GAREI:CHT, LATE
IL of Lancaster city, Lancaster county. Pa.
deceased. Letters irstamcnt#ry said estate.
having been granted to the ilnsicr5iymcd all
persons indebted to said dccc,rnt are rcuu,.si-
cd I" make hmr.6at" sct,l-incui. and thn.,.
i'irS Ing Chains or 'ientnG against thr-ttc OF
A:t!'i 'tt'!eHt ia make kown he -:.,I. Ia lI,,
"'i'i'' s'@h"i without delay. RESTING in Ian
c.'%i"r. IA. ISAAC -. i.IT/.
JOHN \. i;hl'oEtN
;iu!9l-ti.itrtw tx,cni,rs
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DOn't Get tho Chflls,
FOR SALE OK RENT.

4 VALUABLE STORE STAND FOR RENT.
IA The undersigned will rent his store
stand in LandisviIle. Lancaster county, Pa
None but singl. men need apply. Call on. or
address.
janS-3wd JACOB Z. MINNlCH
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l'>TATE OI >IsANSl FUASsysCUs.

I>>lAFE bF SIhiNSi FUASs;ISClrS
IL !ait f.f tho CRY OF I.:,,u:,.lcr .icc,:,grd -
Letters %! admin isl ration DI, said estate h;ly-
li% been granted to n undersigned! all per.
sons in'irbtci 20 said dccc,lcnt are rs,uuc, ,f,.i
10 n:iE: infIctiiar settlement. ana those
hHFliiS claims or demands against the estate
OF s;tli '!cct"!cEt to make known the same 10
hm without delay.
JACOB BOW EisS
Administration, Il. j.. n. C. a.
- ~. -h. -.MWE@, Attorney. jlS-GtdOuW
Smyrna times., 1881-05-04
Miller's Buckeye Binder.

No mechanical invention more remarkable
than the Miller Binding Apparatus has ever APP
peared. This Is conceded by all who have
seen 1t in operation. 1t is marvel of beauty.
simplicity and efficiency. In respect to firm
ness of parts, durability and capacity for doing
hrst-class binding with the least amount of
material, it is without any rival
The binding apparatus is operated by Il seq
ment rack and a cam on the main gear. Only
two gears are required to move, twi2ter, com
press needle in fact the entire binding attach
ment, and persons at all familiar with binding
machines will have to concede that the Back
Fg" Is the simplest; very much more simple,
solid and therefore more reliable in operation
ana more durable than any other whatsoever.
All other devices require frequent adjust
ment involving, as they do much friction and
wear, and early failure as tho certain consc-
qucnce.
The above cut shows how the grain. after
being elevated, falls under the needle and is
AL saved and firmly bound; whether wet or
dry, long or short, straight or tangled, none IS
lost. The york is just as well done and as
easily in tangled as in straight grain.
While being bound the shcaf slides down
the circular PLATFORM and when bound and re-
leased has less distance to fall to the ground
than on any other machine. thereby avoiding
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oouF comes to my wedding without a mar
! rage garment. It's lucky provided one fol
you. Come up stairs, quick, and nut il on
for the porson is waiting and the COMPANY are
here
/ " But uncle, the bride?'
You shall see her by-and-bye, said Uncle
Nahum despotically, Come up stairs now,
and change your dress
! But uncle-a white silk cried Faith
looking in dismay at the glistoaing dres, laid
out for her use.
W hat then isn't white silk the thing for
wedding? Put it on quick ana I'll send some
one to bring yen down in FIVE minutes"
/ And So with a doubtful heart Faith Nixon
ROBBED herself in the white silk dress, with its
trimmings Of vapory blonde and its long trail.
Where's your veil?" said Uncle Nahum,
when he came himself a few minutes later, to
the door.
Uncle, | can't wear veil pleaded Faith.
But you r'ustr said Uncle Nahum.
Nobody comes to my wedding without a
veilr
And he placed the wreath lightly on her
head.
But, Uncle Nahum, they'll take me for
the bride
" Let ON, said the old gentleman. Take
my arm. Now come down stairs and I'll
show you the bride. Here she is.
And lifting her bewildered ewes. Faith
Nixon behcd her own figure reflected in
full length mirror on the stairway.
" Here's the bride, chuckled Uncle Nahum.
leading her up to Duke Bourne. And here's
the groom, touching Bourne shoulder. And
here's the parsor, all ready and waiting.
Now Revcrand Sir, to the clergyman, marry
en- as fast rs ever you can.
And, before either of the astonished young
couple could demonstrate they were made
man and wife.
Duke, cried the bride, as soon as the cere-
mony was over did you know Of this?
No, didn't, said Mr.. Bourne, with his
arm very tight around his little wife's waist.
" But / must say approve very highly of
the whole proceeding.
Uncle Nahum stood by, rubbing his hands
with his whole face wreathed in one prodig-
ious smile.
So you supposed it was l who was to be
married, Ell? said he. Not bit Of it-n0t
SAe VI ~. L III lpp Olu u DlTu 10 pt Caught
with such chat as thnt. No no, little Faith
Did you think was going to turn my wee
birdie out of her nest, after all the years she
has been cherished there! No, no. ! only
wanted to assure myself that your fancy, and
that this young rascal here, shifting Bourne on
the shoulder once more, loved you for your
self alone and not for the money he thought
the old man was going to leave you. And
you're to live here, both of you and we'll be
happy ever after. Strike up your harps and
iiddles Let's have dance--lets all be merry
together!
And Uncle Nahum Nixon himself led off
the bridal quadrille, dancing in the good old
style of fifty years ago.
II don't have wedding every day, said
Uncle Nahum, breathlessly, as he cut one
last pigeon-wing; land mean to make the
most of it.
Smyrna times., 1881-05-04

sheIIng out any Of the grain. The compress
sor, in addition to COMPRISING the sbcof oids
in separating the bound from the unbound
grain
The driver has within easy reach the levers
required to operate the machine: also = f,ot
lever to size the bundles at will and bon1
wheel to adjust the binder to different leretbs
OF grain He has no need to stop his machine
or leave his seat except to oil it occasionally.
Now few words regarding these Tw;no
flinders. The most striking dincrancc be-
tween B"e&syc binding machines and All other
binders IS found il. the much les number -
gears wheels and other parts used *, ,bn
Buckley" Upon that characteristic thew can
justly base their claims Of superior sjioplicitv
/" merit that cannot be too highly appreciated
N machines OF this character.
While L ost of the Irvine Binders mr., o,,o,,
more complex than the wire binders. This Is
not true of the Buckeye. NIiller's Twino A.
tachment Is rs simple as the wire attachment
While It Just as reliable as the best. if Is far
the simplest, and therefor The most durable
Ihis machine 50 nearly resembles Miller
WIRE Attachment that separate descriptiou is
otre4uired. The cotnpres ser Oh this lnacbinc Is
such that the bundles made are round instead
Ct h@t, as IS the case with most machines
round bundle takes less twine and docs not
become loose as Hat bundles do by handling.
The farmer who buys the Buckcle will not
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nav any reason to regret his choice. because
Ms machine can easily be converted into ci,ber
4 wire Or twine-binder at will. Therefore the
h"c"e5@ makes It's owner o. nc.rI,- Inostor of
the situation beth ia respect 70 nrino. al
sources Of sapply Of binding material a. =
i"f!ner can be who uses binder and ho. g.
ouy the material he uses to bind with e,,.
"h'en ever Of the two binding attachments h,
mas bought he has the other within oo.,,
reach At any time
me Due hHye ha@ n"I ~prung up Ike a !n,lyh-
room mn" 1la'iHo,ito be the peer o. All otbar. ht
!. az Old and vel tried machine, c. Au!tman {,
60, Q! C'ntoH, Ohio, being one Of the 6r-t -
introduce eIi-bindar In racer. n,9cb;ro
contests the Buckeye has. in every instance
taken tho Arst prizes over all the leading wire
ana t"ine binders both in America and En-
rope. The highest honors aw4rlcl =, on,,
agricultural machines last wear have bcon
awarded to 'h" Eaehc1c in competition with
Doth the lea.iiHg wire and Irvine biu.lcrs mod.
II America. Purchasers Of either .,yIo or
thcse binders arc furnished with = guorortoo
"hich leaves nothing more 10 be required mp
desired M"esr:. }. B. Evans & Co Of MI.
place an" the Agents for c. Aultmar 6. "a
and any inquiries in regard to the machines
VIII DC promptly and chcerfully answered. or
by calling n their warc-roo... the machine ron
be seen in operation