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A Sheriff Arrested.

LEBANON. Pa, April 12-Sheriff Grail has been
arrested and placed under 81 200 bail the charge
OF having, through gross negligence, permitted
Richard Book and Franklin ROUGH to escape from
the Lebanon Jail on April 9th.
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GEN SicKLEs MoTHER-IS-LAw.-Inth the registers
Once at New YORK yesterday there was filed an
agreement, dated December Is 1851 between Gen
y. SicEles. father OF Gen. 4ickies, and MrS Mary
sheridan Sawyer, his former housekeepeF, but now
MS wife. BY It's he renOunceS all claim to any part
OF his property, and trusts 10 his honor q ID
ser .ufurO wen being and projection.
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Latest 4eleglanS to The Star.


given hearing to-day upon the charge OF shoot
ing at Father Doneghan- Gallagher denied that
ne intended TO Kill the priest and the latter also
said he thought the prisoner did not intend to XIII
nm Gallagher was committed for trial IN default
OF 81 900 bail.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
ALKALINE LITHIA WATERS,
HAMPSHIRE CO., W. VA.

Open JUNE LIST to OCTOBER, and later8 -,
when company will justify, having the largest IL
swimming pool of csrbcnated mineral water in
the world Also, Chaiy beae Springs Second none)
rich iron and from half threequaTt tiers of an
hours ride (carrage horseback fine white sulphur
Grand mountain scenery, summer climate unsurpassed
charming home. More satisfactory results in
number of diseases in few weeks others a
son) than any springs in this country Europe and
rates of charge moderate. Easy of from all points
OF the compass Pamphlets and water at Thompson's
703 18th street. Washington, d. c., will be sent direct
application Fine band good boating and fishing.
Engage rooms early. Hundreds turned away each sea-
Son unable to get quarters. Hunting in season.
a3-lm W. III. SALE, Proprietor.
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Ex-Governor Moses Indicted.

NEW YORK, April 12-The Kings county grand
jury or the court OF sessions to-day returned an
Indictment against ex-Gov. Franklin j. Moses for
false pretences, in having obtained $115 from
FreeDorn j. Smith, under the pretence that he was
the brother OF GOV. COlnuit
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TelegraDhic Briefs.

The West Jersey railroad is about arranging for
the payment of its outstanding debentlIres
amounting to 500, 500, maturing March, 1888. The
management VIII now accept proposals from the
debenture holders for their payment
The Wilmington (Del) Every Erening'S dis
patches received this morning indicate that the
unreasonable weather of the last two nights has
Injured the peach buds to some extent
Judge WeSt0rook to-day granted new trial to
Henry Moett, the Taghkanick murderer.
The legislature of Prince Edward Island was
prOrOgued on Saturday.
AT Albert Lea, Mimi, yesterday, fire destroyed
about SIS 0CO worth OF property.
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Threatened Strike Of Pennsylyania
COal Miners.
TWO TO THREE THOUSAND MEN LIKELY 10 QUIT

PHILADELPHIA, April 12-Bituminous miners in
the Clearield region have issued circular TO the
operators demanding an advance in wages OF 70
cents per day or and after Saturday next IL re-
used between 200 and 5000 men will go out on
strike, like those OF the Cumberland (Md) region
unless the latter, who number 1900, resume work
on saturday, foreign labor Will be introduced and
the companies will build houses for the new
corners, who Will be mostly Swedes The governor
OF Maryland VIII be applied to for their protec-
ton. -
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Town Observation-Disclosures. n j., yesterday
crat The democrats carried the municipal cleo
ton yesterday at Albany = \. The republicans
was electcd ut L0cEport N.Y., yesterday, in 4 poli
Of about 16o0 votes Captaln Edward ". Rogers,
fep0011cA1, Is elsctcd mayor by 16l majority. The
ttfy RoyeRHnent 8 n1tkl1pA8
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Wall Street TO.5ax


NEW YORK, April 12-The Posts financial article
says: The Stock Exchange markets are, as a rule,
dull. United States bonds are Il higher for the Is,
Southern state bonds are Irregular the principal
bus ness having been In Erie BIS at 90 & a9s
The share speculation Is for the moment mostly
confined to the professional traders, who make
small turns on the market The stock Market
opened at a fractional decline from yesterdays
weak: prices falling 1as5s, led by Louisville
to has snc and S Jersey Central to 75 There
neous securities Colorado Coal and Iron has been
exceptionally strong, advancing on comparatively
small purchases to 81 from 40 at the close yester-
Gay. A number of the representatives or the
Trunk Line railroads are now in this city to attend
general meeting. The exact purpose of the
market is ey With Sss per cent money tss
quotation for call loans on stocks, and 2a3 Der
cent on United States bonds. Time money on
~ a3 per cent; prime mercantile paper is 5a5k per
cent. The domestic exchanges are working in
favor OF New York, and at the moment foreign
for foreign exchange is steady for long date ster-
ling and weaker for demand bills.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. April I2-Virgnia g. deferred. -:
co. Ss sss s ss past
r RALTIMSKE April i2.cotton steady and quiet,
ssiss: s as
55a@ d. R city Saan s ssidrs e1 hss
grade family. 500; do winter wheat patent, SIS.
Wheat, southern higher: western active strong and
higher-southern red 14Oal At; do. amber, 5Oa1 60
No western winter red, spot, 1.3954a1 40A; April
I39aaal 40 May. 1404a1. 4019; June, sc Gal. 36s
July, l2la1.21b August 1. sal. 1875. Corn south
ern scarce and nominal western inactive and higher
southern white. S9a90; do. yellow, S3aS4; western
mixed spot 81 bas3; April 82las2s May, S2slaS27x;
June s2sas2a4; July. S2ssaS319: August, 83a asked.
Oats steady-southern. 6Oe64 western white, 6O1aa64;
do do mixed. 59a6O: Pennsylvania. 60a64: Rye dull,
and and, Maryland. l5o6sls Provisions higher and
s sna elear g. rib eea ss sshe
Lard,redned, ia Butter weak.western packed 1Sa
refined. 7aa754. Coffee dun and frm-Rio cargoes,
soft TO- copper refined lower. 49,. Whisky firm 20
Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton
barrels ef wheat ssst bushels
corn. 615 bushels: OATS TO- 764 bushels. Shipments
wheat 2. 500 bnshes; corn, none SaIes-wheat
AS. 200 bushels; corn. 81 900 bushels.
NEW YORK, April 12.-Stocks dull. Money. 6.
Exchange-long, 1861; do short, 4S91l. State bonds
inactive. Governments unchanged. Cotton steady.
NEW YORK. April l2.-Flour firm and quiet.
Wheat fairly active and 1a1R cents higher and un-
settled Corn fairly active and aA cent higher Pork
firm and quiet. 16 87kalsOO: Lard steady. IL. IS.
bonds extended S. io5 Atlantic and Great western
first mortgage trustees certificates. 4Sx: do seconds
16A: Erie, 1854 New York Central. 1921. Illinois
27A.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

The following are the opening and closing IL o
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to ii. Ii. Dodge, 53s 18th street:
M (ullSfal n
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stOthcr Peoples Rusiness.''

To the Editor OF THE EVENING STAR:
SIR: The Associated Clarifies are doing such a
good work that it is to bt hoped any tendency to
divert their influence to Hds not properly belong
ing to their sphere will be checked before elements
OF diScord introduced which must cripple III they
do not destroy their powe to do good The principle
upon which the Associated Charities are organized
Is that OF systematic relief OF deserving poverty
as far as possible, by f1yling employment for the
sufferers, and of preventing imposition and the
d1verting OF the resources OF the society to UNI
worthy objects by personal visitation and inquiry
lhS held OF effort Is ample for all the energy the
charities ,rI can combine, md to attempt to widen
field which Is alread. so large will be apt to
prove disastrous. Above all, any attempt OF the
managers to assume snlrrvision of the established
charities OF the Df5trict-Such as hOSpitalS-or to
engage in lobbying beDre Congress In behalf of
any OF them, viii sturdy ALLEVIATE the good viii
which the Associated CMritleS now enjoy and Gre
ate jeaOuSieS that will b fatal to their usefulness
These comments are povoked bv the evidently
well-meant but misdretod action of the few
members present at titnly attended meeting OF
pointed committee to visit the District commit
tees OF Congress to ask increased appropriations
TOR the fs Is and t.
t,s Hospital; Nov. whatever may be
the the sa merits Of ,ese
that has been trying to nforce smixed schools" in
this District-the Associated Charities are not the
proper ones to urge then. The Freedmen's hos
plLai, properly named fSan attachment OF How
ard university and its medical school, and will
continue to be useful institution ii allowed to
wants to be something dfIerent from what It now
Is, the proposition SHOULD be made by the proper
autnor1ties OF the university and hospital. and
must naturally include atransfer to the District
or general government O. the site and property of
the hospital. of course submitting its trustees and
stan tofn entire reorganization, which might or
Meanwhile let us hope hat the Associated Char
tiles VIII contine themselves to their own and not
rush in to undertake
OTHER PEOPLES BUSINESS
rc--a.--y. -,
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much injury to fruit in AZ partso OF the cou1try
Dante Gabriel RG Setti the AItist, and author of
the work 1.-THE Early Itdian Poets. and a volume
OF poems, is dead. .Ths first capital prize In the
Louisiana lottery was dawn IN Indiana, and the
$3.50 prize ticket waSSOld On this city. -. Two
match games OF base bal were played In Phfladel-
phia yesterday. Providence, 40; Philadelphia, 6
Athletics, %; Quaker CITY, o.. Mary Booth, tue
coiored girl arrested In urrey county, Va. for the
murder OF Mrs r G. Gay and Travis Jones by
poisoning them has confessed her guilt. The
New Hampshire club arrived In Richmond yester.
DAY, and were received " the mayor. On Mon
day about 1000 emigrasts arrived IN WinneDea
Manitoba The Yam. On grand jury just dis
missed adopted resolutions severely censuring
Gov. OrqWay FOR hsstcsn Organizing Douglass
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1'HE OBslqurEs OF lion. Tnca AILyN-The
funeral services over the remains OF the late Rep
rcsenIative Thomas Allen, at Pittsfleld Massachu-
sets, yesterday, was largely attended. Among
those present were Senator's Dawes and Cockrell,
Representatives Hatch, Frost and Davis, OF Mis-
souri,; Robinson, OF Massachusetts,; Gunter, Of Ar
ksnsas; AidrcE, OF Illinois; Chalmers, OF MisstS-
sippi, and Sergeant-at-Ar1ns Hooker, who acted as
escort TO the remains. During the time OF the
services the stores Were closed and business gen.
orally suspended The town was draped In mourn
ing. The Congressional delegation left town by
q special train Tor Washington last evening.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows
F. W. Jones ct al, trustees, to X. H. O. Hertzog,
pit 6, so PSI; 81. 600. ]. A. Boyland to James III.
Wright, pts and Il, so a55 5000. c. C. Clark to
s. Coyington. lot 20, Barry farm; SITS. Helen F.
OF to 4. So 49, 400; John Hitz ct al, assgnees
to Francis p. Donnelly, lot &C. so 1876; g.. Mary
$1,000 Mary L. Young to Rosalie M. Bradford,
W. y II, SO. 2S8; $3.50 +. w. Profit ct al,
trustees, to j. j. Edison, SUBJ &c. SO. 1888; 81 600 s.
X Bond ct al, trustees, TO same, sub. 43, So 1875:
30 W. l. Browhan ct al, trustees, to same,
sun "a, 50: 500; $50 s. w. Clark ct al to same,
pit IA so 3ss; $500; pit H. 81. $50; $500 NJ. Conner
TO J. Wagner, lots and z, Friendship; $780, e.
Temple TO Mary D. Jones. lots 76a-s and 6, Union
town. &s25
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NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND.

The extensive property known as EAsToN's3AA
POINT-just east of the first bathing beach-Y::AY
recently sod by the Gibbs Land Co., to a BOS-
TON SYNDICATE, has been divided into lots and will
be sold in sizes to suit purchasers.
Every lot has a fine southweserly exposure and COM
mands full view of the sea.
The property is but ten minutes drive from the
Casino.
The roads are to be Immediately opened and put in
good order, water and gas introduced and other i'm
provements made. Reasonable prices will be charged,
AID no more attractive spot bs foun the estab
6shment of summer residences.
Plans Of the anb divisions may be had Of any Of the
Real Estate Brokers at Newport further informa-
Ton may be obtained on application to
B. w. CROWNINSHIELD,
H-wGs1m IL Pemberton Square, Boston.
VERMONT HOUSE,
Atlantic City, N. ]. IA
OPen April 18th for the season. x.HAY
The most airy and delightful Summer Home lt.SSE
on the coast. Sea View from every EOOm IN
the house. Good bathing. Crouuet grounds and
other opportunities for social enjoyment. The enter
tninnent of families specially.
Mrs. ID. B. STOCKHAM
m2S-3m 945 street, Washington d. G.
TIlHE COLONNADE
Il ATLANTIC CrFY, s.. J. a.
Furnished with al modern improvements vc.AQ
including bot and cold sea water baths .5
mlo-lIn e. A. RIMS. formerly OF Washington, D. @
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C0radensssi Incals.

John j. Noonan vas inflicted for murder and not
manSiaughter in killing Florence Donohua.
Mr. w. Lee White brought To THE STAR Office to-
day number OF SMALL hanches from peach trees
OF many varieties growing in his orchard in an ex-
posed situation at AnadEstia, across the Eastern
branch. An examination OF the blossoms, opened
and still closed, SHOWS nat but a small per cent
age OF the embryo fruit hls been killed by the cold
26 degrees at AnatoStia
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RIVER TRADs-HarhOr Master Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows Birk Haver-
for II. L. Blscoe; steamer French, Oycrton, flsh
for J. Morgan; steamer G. w. Pride Ellis, fish for
W K stewart; steamer Kate, Peddingale, fish for
K A. Golden; steamer VIM Yates CbildS fish for
same; schooner Howard Ogden Reed, coriwood
ior >. o. Carter; schooners Virginia, John Francis
,. \. pougi3s, Iuscarora, John Henry, Lady OF the
gle and B. H. Lambert. all with oysters for mar
ket; stnr. j. w. French, Overman, fish for J. Nor
gan; stfnrS Kate and VIM Gates, sloops Music D.
II. Lambert, Charles Lewis and Dan Sheets, all
with fish for r. A. Golden; stnr. G. w. Pride, fish
for VIM. T. Stewart; longboat Greyhound, 80 cords
wood to j. y. Carter; schrs. Martha E Travers,
JOHN and james, Tom Parks and sOop Addie, ali
with oysters for market: pungy John Henry slOops
Jonn Williams, Mary E!iza with oysters for mar
ket; stmr. Sue, Gocghegan, with passengers and
freight, To Stephenson Bros; Stmr. Norfolk, Law
son. merchandise TO johnson IL Bro; Schr l. E.
Williams, Adams. 900 feet lumber to E. e. Jack
son & Co; schr. Green Hill, Latham, 100000 feet
lumber TO same.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The Inland Seaboard
and Coasting Company to-day elected the follow
Ing directors. w. Thompson, A. II. Herr, a. A.
Willard, VIM. Thompson, j. Ii. Baxter, Nathaniel
wilson, Samuel Norment, Geo. II. b. White, Ii. ID.
Cooke,
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ney and Riley rOWed there last falL
THE OHIO LEGISLATIVE BRIBERY CASEs,-The
Ohio legislative committee having in charge the
investigation OF the alleged bribery of members by
representa- tves OF canal schemes reported yester-
day, recon- mending that William Block, OF Cleve-
land, and William X. Wright, OF Hooking, be repri-
mandcd and censured for conduct unbecomng
commended that they be removed from standing
committees, and by another that Wright be ex.
PEELED from his seat The committee found that
Albert Meter and j. u. Watson, OF Cincinnati had
made propositions to improperly influence the
votes OF both members and referred their cases to
the proSecl ting attorney The report viii be con-
sdercd Thursday morning.
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COURTNEY, RILEY AND BOYD TO Row-The Os-
Wego Falls IN. W Agricultural Society has grant
ed an application from Courtney, Riley and Boyd
Tor the use OF their grounds, which border on
Lake Neahtawanta, for regatta in June. Court
ney and Riley rowed there last fall
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"The fact Is" continued the Governor, "the
offer OF my reward convinced James that he was
In danger. He Is reported to have said that Crit
tenden's $4,000 reward would be his death. He
was, in consequence, on his guard. Why, two days
before his death, Bob Ford in order to try him. got
up wrestling match with him. 1t took place in
house, and James just doubled Ford up and
pitched him bodily across the room. He could
have handled both the FOrdS, and they knew it, VI
"The Fords were, then. really detectives in the
employ OF the slater" inter1ected the reporter
NO; not at all. 1 had offered the reward OF
$1,000, and / told Ford that l would pay it for
James alive or dead. Both of the FordS were liable
and are still liable to prosecution for acts as
members OF the gang. but promised, in the event
or their coming H. to act In their behalf"
HAS this money been paid to Bob Ford yet ?"
asked the reporter
mot yet" was the reply, "Bob Ford is before
the grand jury on the charge OF murder. don't
know whether an Indictment will be brought in or
not. 1t Is improper for me to speak of issuing a
pardon until he has been indicted. No action has
been taken by the grand jury as yet and of course
l can do nothing"
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The following letter, signed by Frank James,
and dated Memphis, April d. 1882 was left at the
once OF the Memphis appeal and published in
that paper:
~ seen in Tuesdays paper that my brother,
Jessie James, was killed. left Tuesday evening
this place for parts unknown. Every day can
pick up paper and see our names in 1t. There IL
not robbery committed but what is laid on Jessie
and /. We are not guilty Of the robbery that has
been done N the last three years We never robed
a southern man in our lives Ii We knew it. If we
ga we would give 1t back to him. for there is one
OF your citizens here that remembers the time we
robbed the stage at Hot Springs We give him his
money back, but the bue-coatS never get their mo-
ney back. = little revenge don't hurt no one for
Jessie and have had a little and Iexpect to have
little more just think how my poor rather was
Killed by the damn blue devils, and how they came
out into the field where | was pioWing and took
the lines CT my horse and hung me to my own
pillow. Only Tor Jessie would Of died. Well we
began laying YankS and getting one by one for
about one year, and VIC joined n noble hero by the
name OF Quantrell He had thirty-seyen men then,
ana we made things hot Now and then have
travelled nearly all over the wourld since the war;
while Jessie would stay close to home. Old Pin
kerton thought he could get US, but after three OF
them got killed they let up They don't want us
but think OF nv poor brother. They may lust as
well hang Bob Ford, for we have friends all over
the country that would shoot him as quick as a
dog. have friend that will drop this In your
box after leave, and hope you will oblige."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-03-31

Those In want OF Spring or Summer
Clothing, Will do we'll to c6nsi,t the new
advertisement OF Mr.. G. r.. Mabley, 100
Summit street, Toledo. He furnishes
some plain and practical facts under the
head Of Numerous Novelties for Spring"
which II will pay you to feod. The new
Electric light with which the store is
now illuminated inakes it more attractive
by night then by day.
We publish elsewhere the docket for n
three lays term OF the Distsict Court, adj
vertsed 10 take place Mt Bowling Green
yesterday to day and tomorrow. There
WIS not enough Beer present to make the
term legal and binding in law, and Porter
ia off the bench. Judges Dodge and Nc.
Cauley were present for duty, but Judges
Beer ct al, as usual, failed TO put in an APP
pearance and the attorneys and clients re.
| turned to their homes last evening.
-As competition is the life of trade
we take pleasure in directing the atten.
ton Of the farming community TO the
new advertisement of Messrs. Wilcox &
Gum, of South Toledo, who have just
opened up with n full ne OF Agricultural
Implements. They have secured the
right for the sale Of the Casndy Plow in
Lucas county and Pcrryshurg township
this county, and are willing to pit il
against any plow that runs on wheels.
Why 20 without Pocketbook oi
| Wallet when you can hny one from cts
to So so each, at the Little Dutch Post
office.
Mr.. Fred l.. Mahr & Co. have rigget
up very neat turning lathe, buzz saw, hor
ing machine, ,&c., which they nre operating
very successfully with good horse power
They got everything in working trim ant
commenced business Tuesday. Their new
machines are all neatly painted aud every
thing works like charm. When yo,
want anything in their line give them |
call. They can and will urn ont worl
inst Ms good ns il can be done elsewhere
See ad. in another column.
Fancy Boxes and Box Paper, from II
cents to So at the Little Dutch Poslotlce
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-03-31

Mr.. f. ]. Ohlinger is in Ironton, Ohio,
this week in the interest OF llardesly'r
atlas.
The smiling counienance OF Mr.. II. p.
Shanks, of Grand Rapids, WAS seen upon
our streets yesterday evening.
Mrs. Amelia Critienden, Of Detroit, ar
rived here on Wednesday for visit with
MIR. John A. Robinson's family.
IInn Asher Cook and wife returned
on the first of the week from several
davs visit with relatives aud friends at
ONerlin and Cleveland.
Mr.. Jas. F. Fleming has secured n
position as Express Messenger ON the d..
e NJ Road, and commenced labor ON
wheels, Monday. Wish him success.
Mr.. II. l.. McColley, Of Tontogany. Is
home from + orida, and brought with
him several relics. He expects to return
in the fall and take Mrs. McColley along
with him.
Mr.. j. S. Skinner and wife, of Bowl
ing Green, started on Tuesday Tor the
mountain regions Of Western North Car
olina, for the benefit of Mrs Skinner's
health.
Mr.. Roosevelt C. Garfield and wife
started from Toledo on Tuesday night
for their new home in Alpine, Colorado
They expect 10 make u short visit Will
friends in Iowa. and will there be Joined
bv Mr.. James Sherwood, OF Toledo, wh'
win accompany them to Alpine.
DR.. J. C. Strong, of Clinton, Mich.
arrived here on Monday, in search OF
location for the practice OF medicine. L
WAS his intention 10 proceed farther II
the search, but he was so well pleased
with this location that he returned home
having decided, we are informed, to re
turn and locate with us in about Ter
days. DR.. Strong was graduate IN TN
same class with Mrs. DIR. Hatfield III th
Homeopathic College al Cleveland.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-03-31
Money-To loan on l, . and 8 years time
CITIZENS BANK.
r,,o Jnhnston Unryestpr.-

The Johnston Hnryestpr.-We direct
the attention OF the farmer who desires
TO "find a pockei-book full of money, to thu
new advertisement of the Johnston Har-
veser to be found IN this issue OF the
JOURNAL. The Johnston is becoming a
strong competitor with the very test make
of harvesters in all the western country
as well as in the cast. Mr.. b. q. McMechen
manager of the western territory, has
removed his headquarters from Toledo
to Chicago, and through his skill and
fnithiulness to duty for II few years past
Mr.. J. l.. Wilisie has been promoted and
placed in charge of the Toledo ofhce
25S Summit street. Any one desiring tc
consult him in regard 10 this machine
should call on or address him ut th'
above number.