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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-10-26


Henry Lange--N g Il, except 81 acres sec. 8,
l, %; No. of acres. 12SI. Amount, S37.07.
Henry Lange-N 3 acrs acrs S u n W d, e of
r, Sec 8. l, %; No. of acres, 3. Amount, $1.S6
Henry Lange--N 50 acres 81 acres Il sec.
TO- t l, + %; No. of acres, 50. Amount, S50.61.
Henry Lange-N 24acres W d n 9 d sec. 81, /
/, %; No of acres, a. Amount, $11 &c.
Henry Lange-N "a acres 9 ID NV Sec 81, l,
%; No. of acres, "a. Amount. Sl2.69.
Derastus Torrey-N = sw Il sec. II, t l, r %
No. of acres, so. Amount, $31.05.
Derastus Torrey-N W d, except acres n e cor
and acs W cor and r r, sec II, l, %; No. of
scres $50. Amount, SS4.25.
D. Smiths acr W cor of II W "A, bounded W by
Rowland st, by Miller, and by Bond, sec 6, t 1,
%; No. of acres, e. Amount, So
Josiah Bonds W d, excerpts % acs, also except
pit W "a, cong on n cor of "a sec; thence to the
u line 1881 rods; thence 20 rods more or less,
to the centre of Fremont ave thence 1881 rods to
the n line Ii sec along the centre of sd avenue;
thence 20 rods, more or less to beg sec 6, l. %
No. of acres, 1l71A. Amount, S101.76.
Emily D. Bond-All that part of the Ii W "a cong
at the n corner of Elizabeth st and Rowland ave;
thence W line of sd a sec about IA rods to the
W cor of a sec thence 81 rods: thence q
rods thence SO rods; thence to Elizabeth st );
thence sd Elizabeth st to place of beg, except
81 acs in the cor to Miller, Smith and Lyman,
sec. 6, ], 23 No of acres, 1917. Amount, $28. 49,
Emily D. Bond-All that part W Il cong at W
cor of said d sec; thence to Elizabeth st; thence
along Elizabeth st about n rods to the city limits
thence IL rods; thence 38 rods; thence 35 rods
to the S line of sd II sec; thence W on sd line to
place of beg, except in cor to Gottfredsen
sec. g. t l, r % ; No. of acres, 55%. Amount $T270
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We Guarantee

twentieth Of the price asked by others for remedies
iarste the patronage Of the many persons who have
tried other remedies without effect depleted their
purses by paying doctor bills that benefited them
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Town of PIeasant Prairie.

J. G. Spencer-S Il sec. Z, ., %; No. of
acres, 100, Amount, S50.73.
Mary E. Fisk-All blk W of town line sw a sec.
81, 2, %. Amount S275
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SENSIBLE MEN

has separate cause or origin and that each need
different method of treatment in order to effect
cure, and moments reflection must convince that
any of the qusck nostrums foisted upon the pnbic
claiming to cure all of anumber of Numerically diff
ferent diseases must prove failures, even if we do
not call than hunnhuos
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Call and see our new stock of Wedding
Stationery, Ball Programmes, Visiting Cards
and Fancy Cards. We can please you in
!, style and price.
Mrs Mary D. Tower, wife of W. s.
Tower, died in Racine on the 23d inst, Of
consumption, in the SD year of her a,e
The remains will be brought to Hickory
Grove, Kenosha county, this Thursday
morning for interment
monstrous-sized caulifower was grown
by Mr.. Robert Butcher on his place. in old
times called the Sand ridge, mile south
, of this city. The clulihower. is perfect
, one, measuring l6 inches in diameter, and
four feet in circumference.
! Mr.. Rouse Simmons is packing his house
. hold goods preparatory to removal to Apple
ton, where he has a business interest, and
where he will reside in future. 1t is not
!: pleasant TO part with citizens who have been
8 residents here for many years.
A plumber, who was so drunk be did not
know what he was doing. tried to take some
!, arsenic in shop where he was working on
+. Tuesday. He was prevented by workmen in
the shop. He was taken to Jail, and. after
getting sober, was allowed to go.
/. There will be an auction sale on the farm
of John Hollenbeck, in South Bristol, ONE
mile and quarter north OF the state line
= on Thursday, Nov. 1st. commencing at
? O'Clock, of farm stock and farming imple
ments. E r. Wilson, auctioneer.
!, Mr.. F. w. Lyman and Mrs Lyman leav
q on Friday for Florida They 90 to ihei
new plantation on Indian River, which, "
4, believe, is below frost line so Mr.. am
g. Mrs Lyman will be oblivious to cold weathe
during the coming winter months.
We A grand vocal ard instrumental paro
of concert will be given at the residence of MI
Mt u. ], Lewis on Saturday evening, Nov.
under the direction of Mr.. VIM. Lewis. (
Chicago. brother of Mr. u j. Lewis. Pr,
a. ceeds will be devoted TO ST. Matthew
70 church organ fund. Programme next weel
On last Friday Mr.. Samuel Eserritt,
Bristol. while picking apples, was precpit'
It. ted to the ground, distance of eight fee
n resulting in the breaking of his left leg b
N. tween the ankle and knee. The accideI
was caused by the breaking of branch
l. the tree
in lecture by Rev Father Isidor and
ID sacred concert by the church choir We
given at st. Georges Hal last sunday eve
ne ing, under the auspices Of ST. Michael
nc Young. Mems Benevolent Association. q
u proceeds 10 be applied in payment OF 4
new organ placed in the church The
was good attendance
err Mems boys aud childrens Muller
81 cheap, as | want to close out me stock.
JAS. MATHEWS
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p-Tha supI u has been light Market con
Elsewhere.

FAST LIBERTY, Pa. Sept. l7.-Cattle- Receipts.
le9 head; market very dull and prices 25G50c of
f. N lasl week closing prices,
Hogs Re- ceipis. 6,5o0 head; market duh; Phila-
dejphiss. SC a. a6 IS: Workers, 81 coo 95
,ebeep-ReceiPs, , 400 head; market slow At,
sbo Ut last week IS clOsing prices.
KsEoAs UITI. Sept. 1.-THE Live stock I1di-
tsuie RI ceip,s. l.loo head Market steady; ma
tive steers 90 los s. 45 Texas steers over 600
HOes- Receipts. 3. COO head. Market lower. rang
IL g ct s. 4"a4 co.
sheep-keceipts. 500 head. Market unchanged.
BALII3ORE, sept. l7.-Beef Cattle - Market
soE pr ees sVtrage &c per 100 pounds lover than
lsst week; frsi quality, sI95; medium, 8 2593 20:
ordinary, IS 3 p; most IF sales al from s3 so TO
s.. II ctipts 767 head
swne Market slow; supply fully equal to de-
mend prices. sGa7 S. Receipts. $50 mead.
81 eep End lsnbs-Recel.ts, 1854 head. Quota
uoEt-el eeD. s395 20: lambs, s496
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1.-THE Midland Drover re-
ports:
teso. MsIket slow and less firm than last week:
xtorIs. 50 x5es6 3d. good To choice shipping s. 40
@5 ~; ntd UNI 10 iair, 81 75S5 20; Texas, % cog
SHEEP r, ceIpIs, OOO head shipments, $50; lit
lie doI Q: market qulei; medium 10 prime, $50
Hogs l. chit slow at s5a5 O5: packing, "a 7Oa5:
beeNy, active az s. 1900 20; receipts. 400 head;
shfpn enis 2Sc0 head.
NEW YO6K. Sept. I7-Beeves-Recsipts. 6 700
head. mailing 1870 head for the week Market
vas he woTs Of the year FOR sales ana prices were
t41igc lower. nauvo Steers VI 1U6O ~ per cWt
live weight: extra and fancy, Sc 5000 20; general
sales of natives. 81 S095 co; Colorado steers, 81 40
"A 20; ex. orters used 50 loads of fat native
k,eers for The British markets at g. S096 so per
cwl
sheep-Receip,s. 500 head, making 2.oOO head
fer TIE week. Market slow aud &c lower; sheep,
s. Sos SO per cgt; gen raj sales, 81 759i IS;
lsmbs. So s5@6 %, mainly at 81 So96.
Hogs-Receipts, 10. 400 head, making 29.400 head
f'r the week. Live hogs market steady &C s. 25S
70 per ewt.
CHICAGO. Sept 1.-THE Drovers' Journal re-
ports:
Hogs Receipts coo head shipments, $500
head. Market weak and l0Gl5c lower: packing,
81 5o@4 IS; packing and shipping. 81 1895 Is;
light q 55s5 20; skips, % 6o9i 90; closed stag
gerirg.
Catf,e-Receipts ION head: shipments. 1.5O0
head. Market quiet and weak; export demand
united st s. 9o@6; good to choice shippiug.
IS l0@5 50; common 70 medium, s. 3 "a 81;
range dull: IL cars. 10 lbs Wyoming, 81 40: 40
head loo bic. Texsns, e. %; grass Texans, s. 70
Sheep-Receipts, 1,a0 head; shipments none.
Market steady inferior 10 fair. 81 l09l IS; good.
SO 80; choice. @ 80.
The Drovers Journal special Liverpool cable
taNs The u arket has a downward tendency iu for
e'gn markets 10 American cattle. Cattle Nc de-
cline: t,ps. l5c dead weight; shep. 1c lower; 1sc
for beat.
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Indiana Inventions.

List OF patents issued to citizens Of the
State Of Ind ana, September II, 1893. and each
bearing bat date. Reported for the 5entinsl
by G. Brs dfOId, Solicitor Of American aud
Foreign Patents, Rooms 16 and Is Hubbard
Block, Indianapolis, Ind:
To Martin L. Brsuhall, La Porte, for improve
ments IN Teather-sirips.
To Gilbert Il Bunch, Lskeville, plow-clltsrs.
To Wiiljsm DIETRICH, Indians polls, com pounds
Tor roofing bindings
To Elilsh Frazier and n. J. Edwards, winches.
Ter. post and well aueers
To BeJ jan1D Hall and James E Mustard, OF
Glenn Hall. cultlvatOTs.
To Charles b. H.tc c0ck. Indianapolis. valves.
Toll p. Hood Indianapolis. saw handles
To James G. Moore, BroOkstOWn steam ditching
apparatus.
10 Albert ]. Osborn. New Point fences.
To William N. Rumely, La Pore, thrashing
DecniDe feparat
To william N. Rumely. La Porte, traction
gines.
To James B. snider, Packards Mills. chum
power.
To David HUFFMAN. Ligonier. fruit-driers.
To william II Turner, Indianapolis, attach
meDts fof haTvtsiers
To Charles Van Duzsn, New Albany. automatic
car bTakes.
To Gustnsus II. zscheeh. Indianapolis. belt
GgbteIer5
TO G. II. Zichech. Indianapolis. shsit-coupllngs.
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The New Asylums.

The Commissioners for the location Of the
new Insane Hospitals held q meeting at the
Governors office yesterday afternoon. Trey
determined typurchsse the Howard farm at
Evansville. provided proper railroad facil-
tiles can be Obtained on reasonable terms
Judge Robinson was absent on business con-
ne ctsd with the Board. and for this reas On
certain matters, which it wise thought would
come mp, we're postponed till the next meet
ipg. The contract for the purchase of the
ShaDklin farm at L0gsnsport was not closed
Cd sccount If some defect in the title. The
agreement however was made 10 bring suit
To quiet the title. and the balance of the fore
closuTe money will then be paid. The build
IN e. will be erected as soon as possible, ii ne
borg necessary, however, for making selec-
lions and contracts. IL should be added
that the matter OF qnieting the title 20 the
ehsnhlin property Is merely torn }. aud will
not delay the erection Of the building.
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LAFAYETTE, Ind SsOt. II some days ago
the anBounc ment was made that the Nsssrs.
Blair. commission merchants of Chicago,
Etd a aim of $50 900 sgsinst Adams Earl,
his city, the smDunt nam ed said 10 req
cent losses by EaIl in recent transactions 10
Chicago. NJ. Ear, who is TIE owner Of sew
trsl tlousa d acres OF land. offered the Blsirs
real ests'e, hat hey wanted money They
have since concluded 10 tn take land, and il
u ndtr.iCCd That Mr.. Earl hiss settled their
clan IL full giving them deed for 500 ac es
oi fine land in Bent n COUNTY this State.
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N'v Po,a,o 1ocs 81 per bHl.
seeet Pclsioes - Philadelphia Jerseys, IS o.:
SlpIe,- fneice. q 5l92 o. per bea ~ - aOhl;v,.
nc s,pi@s svsporsSsa. iSSLsc; "ocsno1 dv:aa
Psscbes-Green. so@75c; extra, slal Is; Per x
Do bo1.s. onea pesoaes, halves, s1sssc; evsp-
csbbage-sl o. va Dbl.
NeteIne lons-s i0I0
sl@l ~ ,er tbl
Ho1ey-ISsIsI
.IoD aId steel sarket.
bsr lrop-s2. 10 rates. hoop .rol s. ~ rates; Nor.
"a and svede iron sc rslss horse sh.se irou, axe
Roue Shces- Bnrden 4 Parking. per Ees, s, So
nsnls ehOes.Sl PEI tsz advance. HSrEe 3noe Saiis-
no N "sslerD. 6lOA-s, AUD rutAL.In. psf box % 90
Sssl s'es a. est, amer CAL psr p 40 Spills;
cry stesl. SEQ Ng:ls-ss o.
sne rSSv .10a HaFzes-
eslcv are tDe D7sssS. ;S6ss1s euees;
sl.st:e a e e. Hsns' ~en sud = oeunSs
; ,s s scnre. 'USSo' Bts,,ss ssson a' ,s a.
Aht ulders, SIC; Caliior Ia hsuls- &c
Bso0, , Gear stdes 50 e-ess OF oeiliess4 e
Fsos ed se.ts Exss: ass o.rs, o. aS ~ &C
h., tl$0 ham pork per Dbl 100 los. ,si4 % bean
pon, he, Oh. ~ "a eli Family beet, SIC
Lard oil, IN .ierces. zoe per sal
- sst --- ~s"NM. sees" ~, L 6aip, IA
Fresh PoTl Tendeiloins. l2o-
= eeh p r. ssussee--c.
Fresh Spare Ribs, 5ko.
Leather, Hides a8d TallOw.
Hemlock sole. % sSSc. oak sole. S5st)c: Penn
nJjYhhIs harness Ieaner, 36ts3;c af1eSs le0tner,
oasse; erid!e leather, per d)z. sbl97l; domestic
zip. a@sc: French ri ac9si ~; domestic cali,
sOc@sl 10. French calf, 81 Ic@sl 30
hides--0reen hides, &c, gresD cali l0e; green
salied. Ses'4c; green sailed calf, l29l2Xc, dry
hInt 12ne; dry sslted. lie per o. damaged, grub
oy CT bull. two thirds the above prices.
Iailo~--Prime, 7y714c.
Grease-BrIwn 5U51sc: white, 7gssc
Drag MARKET.
Alcohol, q 25S92 80; czl0neA.. 55c4 >. oamphor;
519SSc; coehlbel, 6'07uc 31iOr0sJEm 95eessi;
gum opium II 26tGi 81; Indigo. sl93. m1rph,ue
50 90 65. Oils-Cssyor 81 SS9l 40; sweet nj. goo
81 - olive oil. 81 ro9S; oergt,itgI tsau1ersol's
81 60u3; lemon (5aRderson'sl, y 51Sl IS Qgi-
n.ne, I. Il W., g. sal 81 cinch1uiiia, % 5g,c
American bi-caIb. soda, 4,9le; English 10 % g
&C. stuff Gsr1ests s-Sz pscks, 81 % per 1oz !;
"a bottles, s. tO per dJz. Fl0ve's sui Dhur soc
Turpenune. 4j9iSc Ehslish yer red by hbl
nc, ices quantities, sc IOll1e 81 59d9 IS. 10
:. 3. Window glass, 90 aud cer cent; double,
% per cent Of.
miscellaneous Markets
lard oil. IS a9jc; miners' oil 6)9S9c lahricating
oil, 2eSSc; straits oil. 80 95ie be1zine, 109l4c;
coal oil, Indiana legal Test, M 9l2c; 80 dee.
test 12Gt3c: wafer white, 10 deg lSe.
Ii, neTs' SupIlies-We quote:
Pest Charcoal tin, i q OKLA l4xly aud l2XI9,
so per bON Y. l0Xl4, l4x1j aud l2xI2, 81 o.
per eox; 9, lix2p, roofing TN. IS - per oox; C,
lron-27 irnn. 4 5 C; q C from 6s<e; AOdrehes1
galvanized. s. yer cent discount Sheet Lilc nc.
Copper bottoms, 2Sc Pis0is1ed copper, 80
Solder l50slSc. Vine. A. per sent OF list
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Ht~sfNs.
A Johnston County Citiz q Disappears
hysfsrouely.

T. HsnihEm, If yODDsOu County, is on the
missirg list. Lat SUNDAY evening he came
e. The city for the purpose OF purchasing
medicine for al invalid father. Since that
time his relatives have seen nothing Of him,
Tor have hey received sny word mr. mesa -
iIicTD,irg them Of his whereabDus A. he
= Dct 8 OIiDkIrg man and had considerable
money on his person his friends ara some
phst slammed ever his continued absence.
81 few ere OF the opinion he has been
dealt with fnully.
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senator shnro.,, rroobles.

SAS Francisco. Sept. l6 Mr. Nelson.
acting as attorney for Miss Aggie Hill IN the
suit against Senator Sharon. for adultery,
produced several written statements, p1b-
lIsbed to-day in the Chronicle,
setting forth the contract of marriage
between Sharon and Miss Hill
dated August %, 1880; also letter dated
from the Senate Chamber, Washing,on, in
which be advised her as his loyal " fe. Miss
Hill claims that The marriage contract was
written in accordance with a provision in
the civil code of the State.
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Sentinel

At 81, will receive q valuable book Of 100
pages, entitled "a Treatise on the Horse
and His Diseases'' illustrated, containing an
index of diseases" which gives the symp-
tens, cause and the best treatment OF each
a table giving al the principal drugs used
for the horse with the ordinary dose, effects
and aDtidOte when 0 poison; table with an
engraving Of the horses teeth at different
sges. with rules for telling the age of the
horse; o valuable collection OF receipts and
much other valuable information.
See also our SPECIAL offer for History Of
Indiana" in another column.
Address SKET1EEL COMPANY,
Indianapolis.
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sted for Theft.

bpeciaI % the oeutlDeI:
MADISON, Ind, Sept 17-Jssse Wheeler,
living about four anu q half miles from Car
rolton, Ky, arrived here yesterday on the
steamer Little Sandy, and arrested q man
who gave his Tame Wheeler. It seems
this man called a. the house of Jesse at a
tine wi en- the owner was not IN and stole
t25 and two suits Of clothes, then taking a
10 beat be roved down the ONO uonl
re Iesched this city, where he stopped for
refreshments, and was captured after lively
chase.
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Produce marKeta.
EyW VIM

EsW YORK, Sept lZ-Cotton-Firm ut 1879
los5e; futures firm; September, 1890; October,
Jsnusry. il SEE. Februsry. il ooc; March. n.i4e
April, lI.26c; May, II SIC; June, ll.46a: July,
ports, 1880 bills: common TO good extra, g 70
GA 20; good to choice, "a 2S@7. wheat-5pot. I03
nc, aid options ia &C lower. closing steady;
receipts, sO3,cO0 b.; exports. lbS 600 bu; No. 2
sprii 6 81 o5 ungraded red, Ssc@1 49,; No. 4
90. q 10; No. do 81 o51za o6; No. do, sl II
al j 4 elevator; 81 lis4gl l2A al rat; ungrsded
white. 81 t79i u; No z led, Ssptembsr. sales OF
4fo0 bu. at 81 lo@1 IL. 9 osipg at 81 i0sz: Oc-
t.t.I sa,es OF o1s.ooo bu a. 81 1875 closing
81 i ss9l l45. closing at 81 1877: Decem her, sales
OF z4s,oo0 ou q, 81 lbsz@. IL closi-ss at g 1875
lsi usIy. - es Of 4oS Coz bn al 81 l7k11 ISL clos
iie at a l51S; February, sales OF is 20 bu at
81 20, corr-SPo.. sc and options s5@ssc lower
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Better la Every Way"

81 am happy to ssy." writes a gentlsm an
who had ussd Compound OK gen, "that am
very much improved an using it p'inci-
Is .ly for br"r chitis but find il is relieving
ether troubles as much or more THAI rhe
bronchitis. Nv dig sii IN is better, sleep more
refrFshiDs-in feet. I am better in every
way" Our Treatise on Compound OK
ygen, IT'S nature. s'iOn and results, wi h re-
porn If cases and full information sent free
Drs Stsrkey e Palep, 100 aud III Girard
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 17-Cotton-The Evening
Post says: Future deliveries first call gained
10 s. 0c and advanced on cthers $1,000, when In
creased oferinps led TO a decline OF % 1909:
before third call To 100c were recovered, and at
third call NoyeDber brought 10 Gao: December.
10 74c; Jan uary, 10.Ss9i0. sc: February 10 SIC;
mand wss mainly for covering and 10 a great ex-
tent for New Orleans account. which orders seem
now mostly filed. Futures closed quiet and firm
at TO 3 lt0c higher than Saturday. Spot c)tt0u
was firm al 1f5sc for middling upland with sales
OF l,944 bales 70 spinners ana 2o) bales delivered
on contracts.
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Monsignor Cap.I.

o sermon in the Church Of The Imm4sulats
Cor CT ytion on the sacrament of pensnce aud
the duty of repentance 10 dsy. the cOnclu1-
ing portion of which was a mp4ris1n be-
tween the cOnfessiOnals OF the Roman CathO-
lie and Episcopal Churches. In ths eFeliug
Cspel lectured in Music Hall to an immense
audience IN aid OF Home for Destitute
Catholic Children
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nRrrrsu GRAIN TRADE.

LONDON. Sept. IL. Tue Marx Lane Express. In
review OF the grain trade for the past week,
considerable proportion OF grain In North aad
We sem Districts Of T. gland yet unse-rraf. Ssni-
PIES Of new wheat fl&ti ely Tered Tendency
Market for foreign wheat OF stands extremely
pTosIrafed, supplies being large.
he I'm rysSi0n prevail thas the market Will be
hnCded with foreign br' adstuTs. Kline cargoss OF
wheat arrived: sold; 6 Withdrawn. aud re
main. Sales OF x, glib for the Week, 81, SIS
Qusrels ia Sd against 40 pa quarters az IA Sd
corresponding week last year.
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s.usrn WIND stnrm

WILMINGTON, ". c., Sept. IA severe
wind STORM has been prevailing here the past
thirty hours The wind reached It's highest
speed OF forty miles al o'clock this morn
ing. The velocity is now 80 No serious
dsmage reported in the city or harbor. The
Signal Service telegraph wires are all down.
No news yet from the coast.
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Referring 10 5era.oF McDonsld q Wash
ipPtcn correspondent of the Philadelphia
TIN rs saws

lHk'tn NttIcF pftbbCnA VI tu6 L
Thu r. ssvs:
few "a ssgo I ran over & New York on busi-
mes / had ne .. Ia with the best mi d d
T ITsteT iHtives Of both parties I waited 10
EHisf m self - tKo t1lngs- dcD lnads strerg \
in he tate and Inc g-I enl climate of President
Auhur.
''GcDoT AID sid one of the rghtest Sc atOrs
Cf tie Stale Legislature. Il not widely known
ttIe even SmOJg those To- sic O. led p)liticl ans
MsIv Of hem siew thst he VS. Occe Sena or
uCm lnCiaI and thai j. Ronut al tneT DO know
III pc j. no stranger u those who keep pace
VT NE TeWs Il tie day. Witsiu me past few
n Onths the press of the eOnptry has K p MN
- n,irenfly before the people and is oe IL
Iii & H. atfIscr q 2 o. deal II attention"
"t1w II he Looked urOn by those who d. know
HIM"
ny Mcdonald IS Safced SIS a man ~ exalted
hsIsC'er, pfureut "a speech. SQUAD pf 1.ism sat
~ 4 clesT-feadsd. He is not, In my Opinl "a, en-
g-et,iye man, yet be is not mega i've man b.
INV means. He i houesr In nj, dealiizs with O0lI-
ti6isi :. says rxsc'ly what ha believes ab,ut Al
public questions. AID be i not = runner On the
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-19
Beatty's Organs for Holiday, Birthday or
Waddin9 Praaants

Nothing can be more appropriate fer a hol-
idsy, birthday or wedding present than one
Of Mayor Beaity's fine organs. he offers one
of his latest sty les, the Mozart. at greatly re-
6Uced prices, and prepsys all freight, If or
dered within FIVE days from date OF this
Newspaper. Read his advertisement and
order without delay, thus securing the in
stTUment at the lowest possible prices.