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70 10 DeBauo5, So Ohio leyec.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Notices In this column III rec lines or less Is cents
one insertlon or 81 % per week
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The Company Ia made up Of artists Of the very
highest Dramatic aud Vocal Excellence,
Tho entertainment Ia full OF refined fun, spiccdl
with bits Of dno acting and delicious voc Il efforts
"Bsst ) how Of the Season." they all
said 80.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-25

seats for sale at BUDER's Jewelry Store
Prices: rs, 30 and 70 csnts No extra charge ioi
Reserved Seats
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
EoPP'S
Computation Diary.

Embodies everything in Figures that is
Practical, and adapted to the wants of Far
iiiers, Mechanics and Business men; and by
Ingenious and original systems, makes the
arr OF computation easy and simple, even for
cnnd. II gives the correct answer TO near.
" 1000 business examples OF almost every
concelNabie Kind, and is worth its weight in
gold 10 every person not thoroughly versel
~ the science OF umbers. In selling grain
81 any kind, ii viii tell how many bushels
and pounds are in the load and how muchsIt
wiz come 10, without making single calcu.
lation. In like manner, il shows the value
OF cattle, hogs, hay, coal, cotton. wool, but
computing interest and wages, ii has no
caual, ellher IN easy methods or convenient
lapies. Itshows. at q glance, the accurate
measurements OF al kinds Of lumber, logs,
Slstefns, tanks, barrels, granaries, wagon
Deus, coFncrlbs. coTdwood, hay. lands. and
carpenters, plasterers and brickIayers'
s ele. II, however, not only tells results
out also teaches entirely New short and
pfacleai RULES ana methods Tor ranSd
comm ercial calculations, which will uroyc
i many interesting 10 every student OF this
great ana useiul science. IL Is neatly pri T.
60 on me tinted paper, elegantly b.und in
pocke-book form, and ACCOMPANIED nv a
nllIeaie SLATE, Memorandum, pocket for ma.
pers end perpetual Calendar showIng I've
GAY OF tue week for any date In the ITth ls,h
lsli. and 10th centuries. II win be 10 every
ones interest Indeed. to examine this useiiiI
",nrS Ill ehiehl work before buying new
t tnsst',otnhuunl. as II save, not only time and
aosr, put often dollars and cents as we'll
Sln Withhl costs no more than an ordinary
dairy IN similer binding
Prices of Different Styles of Binding !:
~; !, Eng. Cloth. plain, with memoir
-. :, Ing Cloth. with slate, pocket,
Hap, and memorandum -
-, run Leather, with slate. pocket,
nap aud memorandum .......'. / 10
"a. y fuil MOROCCO with slate. pocket.
40, >, run Russia with slate. pocket.
nap and memorandum n
Q. q Full Russia with slate. poskci ''''
flap and memoranda . N
nos -, ana 9 have renewabIe diaries
eceipt OF price To-, on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
Blrtl,dny sumner.

The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aid.
ridge resounded with the voices OF
merry children last night. The good
captain and his wife We're entertaining
the friends OF their little son Erie, who
is Six years old, and the birthday was
thus celebrated. The little ones had !.
grand good time. so good, in fact, that
they wanted 10 initiate their mammas
and Isapas aud stay up until the small
hours. Among the young people pres
ent the GAZETTE noticed Misses Julia
and Minute Rintleman, Misses Minnie
and Emmu DIross, Garnet Peters.
Masters Duross, Peters and others
Roth boys and girls were reluctant
about having their nanies put Ia the
great GAZETTE, which they all read.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
THE COTTON MARKET,


sl-0r r0gToS.
special 20 the Gazette.
Galveston, January G.--Sp0is opened nrm
this morning with quotations unchanged.
sales were - bales. market closing firm
At yesterdays quotations; Ordinary ~; good
Ordinary -. low niddling 9se; uiildling "a;
good niadlins lg.. middiing fair 1915
Receipts 2.Ro bales; exports .59l bales
Ncw orleans, January 5.Spois coming IN
from Liverpool l.Is higher, and deliveries
1915 3st, Improved (, sud an advance was g.
tabiished in middling here, and LILO ON coed
and low middllng respectively. Failures also
advanced asslp points. New York spots did
no, respond. but Futures closed at previous
prices. Hayte was arm. The worlds visible
supply IL 3lsi.40o; comprising 2.570,o9
American. spots steady at 3 Ii1. middlins
w good niddling 10 g-i6; middIlng mir
IaJ.; fair ilsz low ordinary ~. ordinary y
good ardinarysl.. low niddling ~.
fTfTUEKs.
Galveston, January gT.Markct opened
nnner this morning and remained firm at
noon. sales were SO bales; market closing
auu as G,lfn,sfstV pttotatlDuE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
ROPP,S
Computation Diary.

simplities the art of Reckoaing and Is
worth its weight in gold to every Farm er,
Mechanic and business man, especially those
not thoroughly versed in figures shows at
glance, the correct answer to nearly lCOODa
business examples in all kind OF GRAIN,
stock. Hay, Coal, Cotton. Merchandise, IN
IEREST, Wages. Measurements OF Lumber
Logs tisterns, Tanks. Grunaries, Wagon
beds, Corneribs, Cordwood Hay, Lands,
Carpenters PiasteTers, BTiclilayers work
etc 1t also teaches entirely New, easy and
PRACTICAL RULES for rapid business calcutta
II y neatly printed and bound in pocket
book form, and Is a ready and Lightning Cal
culatnr. Siltcate Slate. Memorandum per
petusl Calendar, and pocket-hook combined
an for the price Of a common diary In SINH
lar binding.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

sheep quiet; good 10 fancy muttons 250a
52j
Kansas city, January i7.-Cattle- Market
lower native steers OF l21 10 l.Je0 pounds
SD9i ~; stockerS and feeders 82J@i6 cows
51a3 75
liogs.-Morket steady at Goo@g 10; bulk sales
shecp-Markct steady. fair muttons go
ai00.
Groceries.
81. fuuis, January 27.--flour "a o. lower:
Fork dun aud lower nj II 10. Bulk meats dull;
long cieer y. short rib $50 short clear O.
Bacon dull; long clear and short rib To- short
clear tl4, ard nominal.
New York, January If.---tOtfpe nututnally
unchanged sugar dull and easier; fair 10
good refining quotcdatGA@7 Molassos iuact.
live, ana unchanged Rier quiet but steady.
Pork dun aud nominal ats ~. Cut meats duh
and nominal: long clear middling 05lB. Lard
weak.
Chicago. January q Fork Unfair demand
but lower ~ Il 2Jct II 30 cash or January; Il
~ Eal7 20 February. Lard quiet and lower
at ~ g.. Fepl0 IL cash or Jnnuury; 10 67lg@10
10 FEBRUARY. nnlk meats in t'ir demand;
shoulders Is, short rib 40. short clear 30.
Whisky steady and unchangedtt 90
xNX se5aito.; family 2tpiso; fancy Tea
30. Whisky steady nj -. Corn meat -
Park duh at Il 10 cash; Il 80 March Bulk
meats dnli; shouldersd 10; short rib a5epS 80;
short clear q liacon dull. sruuldcrs 8: short
rib H. short clear 10 4. Lard nominal AZ 10 30.
New orleans, La. January 2i--Corn meal
highcrai 10, PORK weak at ls is@lS2t
lsAlht ilAAtla dttNtti IttAr liefll Astts BUR-
meats, demand fair and prices higher;
shoulders packed ~; tong clear yTBs
WF5t, Sugar quiet hpl steady; CONE
mon io good CoisiinOn bASis fair to fulty
faiF s. sF57s pTimctu choice 65.sGnl I: yellow
clarified 7@fis. chuice white clarified I8.aT3S,
Molasscs duil aud lower. common 2iel -.
centrifugal Glass; fair Ssr 81. cistsrn bottom
3la4l: prime Ia choice asessT; fermentmg
2isai. Rice steady with good demand
Bran seafcc and frrn AZ %. Cotton seed OIL
prime crude EeE. yellow refined sugar q
Is.
Wool.
New York, January 2I.--wool steady and
islTiy active; Texas HOB.
Hay.
New Orleans, January E,-fiay, choice
Iiriner al a 90 y % Tor half bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
Ninrriei.

Justice zinn, on Thursday night,
married Mr.. ]. Rogers and Miss Mat
tie Bond. The bride f. handsome,
loKable little wnman and the groom
fiue specimen OF mauhond.
Long may they live tpgether hap
Pity, Is what the GAZETTE has 10 say
on the os.asiou.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

sif. Eugene u. criddle, Of Fort
Worth, Texas. is visiting friends in the
city. AusiriNc Hones. Mr., Criddle
is one OF the Forts valued ac-
quisitions, and the GAZETTE
wishes him pleasant visit 10 the
place Of his boyhood.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

New Orleaas La January y.--Cottnn arm
aud unchanged. Net receipts $50 gross
$50: exports 10 Great Britain 100. continent
l,7sU. sHIes t,Sa stock 3il,lAt.
Galveston. January I.-Spots closed urn,
middiing OK: sales .3i3
Liverpool, January 2ls-rtotton~ ftruer,
uptauds spot, 8 li-i6. Orleans az: sales 1907
cxportsand specniations S,po9; receipts 10 O.
American ,iul
81 louis January g:.-.iouon nrmer and
active; middling W.. sales a.Ho receipts 90
shipments .aOo. stock B8,so
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
Live Stock.

ST. Louis, Januagy 27.--sattie quiet and
slew shipping gtadrs range from 10 TO q,
butchers from ., to- a.
uogs-lower Tor top grades, ringing fsom
Glato8sn
ehart,--Steady IL . eis51k
kansas Clty, January si.-.a tils-Shipplng
grades l)sio cents Tower; butchers siocA
steady.
Aoss-s quiet al $50 40.
Shccp-l itchonged.
Ihtsaeo. January ~ -t'Atilg--R cceipts essl.
market diluted aid nothing doing bids -
cents lower: shipping $50 IS butchers ? -
"a 10. stockers aud feeders i0tsft0.
l.hicaeo, January E.--ilogs- tlfcelpts hfus
generally steady mixed packing SaeaS *
heavy q ISa6 * Fight as1SS ~.
cattle ~.keSeiptk t,3fs unSolnpaoaly hcaN y
RIM FOR raturfusS market. slulted pens OF
state catflc, tACS edinxly weak, hids - cents
toweg sales scattering: prime ota83 ~ good
Ia cholec l3t ~ COMMON 10 i%tr ncetectrl
0oas % butchers s15ti 2@ ssocsers and
fcedcrs C0faah
SHEER lleceip sr 30 siosx and duh; scents
desl lnt fr0sn Tho intiiie % the week. common
10 fair 3oo8fnl. medium 10 Eo<is .S.s ~
choice 10 extra tssf ~
~. Lonis. january E.~CAltle easy, hut IT.
tie done: shiplng grades range lfQih isgtft M;
butchers 2ssl es stockcrs aud fccders Ss,t
TX receipts 0l
Hogs easier AZ y lne ~ biik ~ >s,es 10 . ~
QsNi, rrceipis }.ssl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
Steaks aud Money.

New York, january TIL u. m. STOCKS
oprned irregular and shade oil, bnl mmo-
diatciS attcr opening boeansp strong and
recorded an advance OF h8li4, but tho tone
az the market subsca ucntiy became weak
ana at eleven . clock prices had fallen :. 60
New York, January 2i,-r Money 3lf. primo
mercautlle6 mercantile 5000. bar silver
ION. sterling exchange stCady at MA long,
50. Sight; governments irregular, generally
A.ai stocks since N ain; Quiet, but
freguiar without marked change; SIS
extended i.0t 49, l,l2Js. - i.tN5n SIS lVH..
New Orleans. January insight exchange
on New York s. pnr Lob premiums sterling,
bankers bills ISL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

people are always ut tho
MAIN r laokont Tor chances 10 in.
wv I'M crease their earnings, and la
w become wealthy; those
who do not Improve their
opportunities ramala in psVeriy, We OTTER
.. great chance To make money. We want
men, women, boys and eirlsto work IN their
localities, Any one can do the work properly
from the nrst start Tho business viii pas
NOR" than ton times ordinary wages. ESpen.
StNe ohtri free No one who engages faiis 10
make money rapidly. You can devote your
whole time 10 the work, or only your spare
pments Fun Information and an that i
d eded sent tree. Address
srlNSON & CO.
novstly Portland Maine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
PRESS MARKET REPORT.
COTTON.

Liverpool. January E,~Uoitou- -Flrn'
uplands. dli-i6. orleans, o's, sales l2,t0G re-
ccipts 900; American 100.
New Orleans. January T.--iottOn--'2uiet;
mlddling NJ. Receipts 400.
~ Louis, January 27.-.Cotton-- Firm;
Inlddiing gas: receipts CO. sales Ito.
New York, January S.--Dott0n steady. NJ
/. Ia.aL In T.iA. fllnra.s All..ilN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
Grain.

New York, January y, wheat aeh lower
vi. I.auts, January gs.-wheai lower
No red 0ss. ~ oi'. Corn lower AZ is'-si
is'A.
Kansas city, January ~. Wheat Weak;
No red & bid. Corn lower al III.
chicago, January I.-.Whrat In fair do
maud and weaker; regular 81 bxei Nlt. for
January; ola. Cor February; lt94wt tsAs for
March, No. real winter ca corn In isiF
demand hut at lower rates AZ ~ " cash,
a. January; Sssasi for February 5so9SSls Tor
March.
Kansas city, January S.- wheAt--Lower
and weak: No. red - bid cash: S5t4efs7 heb
rnary: ~ March. Corn inwer a. casli; " !
bid fNr February and Mar'h.
IT, Louis. January IN heat~liower and
unsettled: No, rel oisfi 1lAk cash; a.
February. / lVi.ml los March NpTn nnssi
tied and lnwer. s>ls cash siiia%si9' January
5ktN,s February; hOsptsf. Mareh. Gals lower
and slow; agss ~. cash; ~ ~ January
y7akGSgi February.
New Orleans. January E.-CoTn modeF-
ateiy active and higher, Al 0sa1l Oats
rrmcf. ch0,ec Sl3a1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

BRewN's Iron BITTERs is
composed oflron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with ether
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion. Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

New Orleans, January r. Sugar-Quiet
and easy ut previous prices. Molasses dun
aud dmgglng quotations unchanged. Coffee
nrm and prices the same.
stock IN first hauds.s ~ .,.,,..,,, 1860 bags
stock In second hands ...l... 400 bags
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

Mansfield, Ohio. Nov. IS, 1881.
Centlemen.- have suffered with
pam in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot.
ing pains all through my body, at.
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion u spirits, and iess ef sppe-
tite. have taken several d{i$ .snt
medicines. and was treated by hi h.
inent physicians for MY liver, No
nrys, and spleen. but l Est ror<l5$
! thought would Try Brvmn'x Non
Briers: have now taken enc bo,tle
aad half and am about well-pain
in side and back ali gene
all CUT IL my breaSi, and | have
good appetite, ard am gaining a
strength and flesh. ltcan Justly te
called the &isg II sEedseisss.
JonS X. AiiIssD1k.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

The Vanderbilt Family On tlsir way io
tAe Wet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
EUREKA DINING VA

l. GRIFFITH.
Fresh oysters, ETC., just OPS pa.
beers street next to the open. i .s,ss
Dining Hall with every pro''jp
10 a first-class restanrshs 4.
spectrully solicited. clepurn'
I-l9-lm.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-10-23
Broke Her Corse. Stays.

While several young couples
were strolling along the wooded
walks at Sheridan, the other evening,
one of the ladies felt that she was be-
ing squeezed, but said nothing about
it until she noticed that the gentle
man who was walking with her was
twirling his cane in the hand she
supposed was producing the pleasant
sensation about hGp waist. On in
vcsti eating the matter she was hor-
rified, and her escort terrified, to find
a huge black snake coilcd tightly
around her. Her company" would
NOT 60 within rod of her, fleeing
precipitateIy when she attempted to
approach him. Finally farmers
boy went to the resGue and whacked
the snake on the head with the butt
of Il whip until it let loose. The rep
tile was over four feet in length, and
had squeezed the girl so tightly that
several Of her corset stays were bro
ken and it is feared that two of her
ribs are cracked.-Ex.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-10-23
ccrean Women and Men.

Women in Corea hold very low
position and count for nothing in the
eyes of the law. They have no social
influence and are not held personally
responsible for their actions. Polyg-
amy prevails; the number of wives
vary according to the standing and
afllucnce of the individual, but as the
middle and lower classes are not well
off they have but one wife, There
are no wedding ceremonies and as
soon as the husband has paid a GER
tain sum to the father Of the bride he
takes her home and treats her az he
likes, In the higher classes the wom-
en- are more isolated than in China.
In the walled towns O curious Gus
tom prevails. At9 O'Clock OH SUM
mer evenings and earlier in the Win
ter, the gates are closed and the w0m-
en- are permitted 10 60 ont into the
streets. Should a man be belated he
will be seen hurrying for home with
his eyes bent on the ground, so as not
to observe the females, and should he
meet any, it is his duty to cover his
face with his fan and cross the street
out Of the way of the woman. Strong
affection for their children Is one OF
better characteristics of the Coreans
and infanticide is almost UNKNOWN
San Francisco Chronicle.
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Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine.

The contents of the November
number presents large variety of
interesting and ediHing reading,
and are rich in illustrations. The
opening article, by Professor V. l..
Conrad, PHI. d., "Luther and His
Work." is timely and full of interest.
'Iutheriaua." "Albrecht Durer,r
"Sacred Musicians of The XIXth Cen
tury," providence III History"
"The Apostle of Greenland etc, etc.,
are notable articles. "AIr Burke's
Nieces," a charming serial, is contin-
ued, and there are short stories,
sketches and essays by some of our
most popular writer's, lay and cleric
al. There arc poems OF great merit ;
the "Eiomc Pulpit" with sermon b.,
Dr. Talmagc, "Footmen and Horses" ;
the collection Basket" Historical
Facts" "ObituariOG," "Editorial Com
meDts," etc, and an abundant mis-
ceiiany. amusing and instructive.
The price IS only % cents a number,
or SO year, postpaid, Mgs, FRANK
LESLIE. Publisher. SO. So add 81 Park
Piece, New York.
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Arnold. Tho a'rsi1or.

After the detection of Aiih5ld's
treattery, his wife accompanied him
to England, where she attracted
much attention for her beauty, and
was much flattcred in Tory circles.
She was the daughter of Edward
Shipper, of Philadelphia, one of the
wealthiest citizens of that city, and
married to Gen. Arnold about u
months pefore the discovery of his
treason. At the time of her marriage
she was Is years Of age, while Arm
old was IS. Her fathers loyalty to
the American cause was very doubt
full, and Aaron Burr asserted that
she persuaded Arnold to his treason.
The British government gave Arm
old, in compensation for his .Ameri-
can losses, something less than $1,000
and settled ON his FANNY a pension
of II, 900 year, which was TO be
continued as long as the husband or
wife survived.
Mrs. Arnold lived to 1904, when
she died, aged forty-thrce years. The
infant whom she held in her arms, at
the time of Arnold's detection, en-
tered the British army in 1898, rose
to the rank Of acknowledgement, and
was still living as late as 1851. One
of her grandchildren is clergyman
in the Church of England, and it is
said, very worthy gentleman, who
has conversed with American visit
ors upon his grandfather in ration
al and becoming manner. Two OF
her sons settled in Canada, where
they acquired competent estates, and
were living in lS2O.-Paducah En-
terprisc.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-10-23
The Preachers Quiet Habits.

Sedentary and studious men some
times become Frustrated before they
know it. Those who spend much
time in close mental work and neg
lect to take enough exercise often
find their stomachs unable to do the
work Of digestion. The liver be-
comes torpid. The bowels act il
regularly. Tie brain refuses 10
serve as it once did. Their preaching
Becomes a failure, and there is state
Of general micery. SO many minis
'.ers have beer restored TO health by
The use Of Brown; Iron Bitters that
the clergy Gcncidlly are speaking to
their friends Of Tins medicine as the
very best tonic and restorcr they
know Of. Itrestorcs thin and watery
blood to its proper condition by ton
ing it up with the purcst and most
invigorating preparation Of iron that
science has ever made. 1t is pleas
ant to take, and acts Immediately
with the bappiest results, not only
on the parsons, but on Nther folks
as well. 3
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-10-23
CHAPTER IL.

"Maldcn, Mass, Fep. l, 1880. Gentlemen
suffered with ATTACKS 81 sick headache
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in the
mos; terrible and eXcruciating manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me reli Of or
cure until used Hop Bitters.
'Thc first bottle
Nearly cured me;''
The second made me as well and strong as
when a Mild,
".ind have been so to this day"
Ny husband was an invalid for twenty years
with Il serious.
"kidney, liver and urinary complaint,
"Pronounctd BY Boston's best physicians
"Incurablew
Seven bottles of vour bi;ters cured him and
know of the
olives OF eight persons"
In my neighborhood that have been saved by
your btiers,
Aud many more are using them with great
benefit.
"Thcy almost
DO miraclesy' Mrs. +. ID. Slack.
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eoday's Iaay's Book.

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us it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is
up and at work, and cured by'so sim
pie remcdy?'
81 assure you it is true that he is
entirely cured, and with nothing but
Hop Bitters; and only ten days ago
his doctors gave him up and said he
must die"
"Wcll-a-day! That's remarkable
will go this day and get some for
my poor George know hops are
good
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FRANK HATTON, R0BT. J. BURDETTE,
EditOr-in- Chief. Associate Editor
Now Is the time to get up clubs. The retail
price OF The Hawkeye is two dollars year,
and this price has been rigidly adhered to, al
though tile management well knows that the
paper is worth two hundred dollars to any one
with family to raise; but for the purpose Of
encouraging the rising generation, improving
the morals OF the community, enhancing the
value of real estate, and reducing taxes, The
Hawkeye will send every subscriber in Ken
lucky, who RENTS two dollars, The Hawkeye
one year and line wall Map Of the state,
mounted on rollers ready for the wall, free OF
expense. Every citizen Of tho State should
embrace this opportunity to obtain map with
out expense, sample copies OF The Iawkeye
free Premium list ON application.
Adir,s TIE lIAWKEYE CO.,
Burlington, Iowa.