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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-01

He DENIES THE STATEMENTS OF WALSH AND PRICE,
HIS kELATIoNs WITH THEN, AND EoN-CoENECTIoS
WITH STAR ROUTE EXPEDITION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-01

BosToN, July Capt John w. Andrews, OF Sum-
ter s. C.. 92 years OF age, who started TO walk TO
Boston, arrived In this city last evening by the Bo6
ton and Albany road, having given up his tramp az
Hartford alter completing 100 miles on foot, at an
average rate OF p miles per day. He went TO the
residence OF his son, In Somerville, where he pro-
poses TO tarry until November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-01

FTs1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting of the stock kholderS the
ton OF seven directors of the Metropolitan Railroad
oiupany, Will be held at the Office the company near
T. street bridge. on WEDNESDAY, the 9th OF July 1884
HE polls Will be open from uutil o'clock D. m The
books for transfer of stock will closed between the
9th and 10th Of said month
~ 49, LENS CLEPHANE, Vice President.
NJ w MOOhE, Secretary je24.eoti9
t- s2' BROADWAY NEW YORK.
june o. 1894
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WE'D BAPTIST Mys,s.


Your agent heinz tnnporiant Case,
j. ii. CampbelIi i wa the yenercb,Ssa "a, az
His reply was ~. We asStd him f or N rolhs
ri erected by Swift shore more lmpot'1
id Us = Nenerao manis kndF, vylne 10 feposS
UT l"' Hls !nhremittiDg labGrs ", iar and ny
,n ,',r y, cue moor o. Columns uyel In The
i,ie1ih1eTed that tue SwIf, S,Io II viii be
i n1re' quite an amount OF beGIInc Go. hssaoI
n,, 20 De diStribu ed Inv NUT famous nA
He said tne po~r ofthe cl'y;IheSc,e, i CIampS
w ;" an have i9st seen a lady wbon,.,
II had ~ vo py letter In one Of h Deen grest
said she bo UI biei much trouble and dsr hana
ians durim"' =, o en- treated by seyerrsP PAN 81
the old remediopp ast thrre or four yao physt
ilei; ! suggested SwiIt'r Ewing any N
t ,s.S lour Dol les and is n5w ppsellc, and Il,
Icy Well Her hand is m%oppptSsrently pt
suIs,e sign or the disease itf, ~ and not,
ous now inns medicine renn,s, ~ y inaful
~ hat about the other cases,, thesyEen
ell mat was lady giSo O..
SShVct with the TIC cIu0 Grr me ne mad be,
,ne' hahds and arms, as vol IIp'n ais He
' was covered over with sores ar ~ her bfy
die,osn W we worst cases of III, sas. u
~ I tTH tllat nave ever seeD T I,,s Nrres
SI,n - - 'iV"tuIe was beyond a,.ciilt
IN, ,,lc trlcu every remedy at comn,a "a Pltssl@
lng mercury and iodda Of pota 'Iln!cl@
My rev WORSE. She was in III u, out ~
MhGn l!rst cav the case. i , snS, cSudIa
taking Swilrs Specific, and sbo sS ion he'd VA
dis zen '%o bottles, but eyry m mar aC ~ cH
IlcI strength and general heath ppeafed
improved. 1t is one Of Che nns y uaye greaib
cures nav mas come under nv ot avalalaaos
Mr.; Campbell, y u have ba Udpsef,S vsllon
varied experience In minglira S MA long and
observing their Affections and ,ba men aad
usSeaIwhat is your opinion asto =" th fenedisl
Oh Swif's Spec fic?" 10 " Tue neha
~ ministry Of sixty years hor.
s'rG Win every class ofsociety and bs,a nls'
d,ieu closely the variety of diseases VIZ y.
minlct humanity. Blood disoos I a.. wig
most numerous and the m"st dIM srs u,
remove. it Is my deliberate IudSmavr11 it N. y
swllts Specific is the grandest bl o1S ns. VA
eVcrdi covered There is noibing purlnH
ore 70 H. There is othng loo GOOD sdYi y y,
about SwifrS Specific" eOVu " ~
Ire tise on Blood and Skin D,sooso ~,
free. THE SWIFT SpEcIFIc 20 pi' s.st nals
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Sick Headache,

One single oose Of Bail>y's Saline Aperiert
will cure nine times in ten cases. !. rs the mild
est, best and cheapest substitute for Pills in the
world. It cures constipation, biliousncss, sick
stomach, sick headache, heart burn acid stomach:
relieves indigestion, refreshcs and inyigoratcs
the weak and feeble, cheers the depressed, acts
gently UPON the liver and Kidneys, allays syrnp-
toms OF fever. promotes healthful perspiration,
regulates the flow of bile, mitigates The nanae n,
Rheumatism, clcanses the stomach and keens IRE
brain cool and clear $50
When YOU need a purgativc-try it. Larqa
Bottles 50 cents. 1t is as pleasant us a glass M
v gnda victor. Sold evrr, N,herc - =
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We call special attention to Hughes
os'. advertisement TO be found In our
lumns who, being overstocked with
ampagne wine In manufacturing their
ape Baking Powder, are proposing TO
most give II awav. W
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me wa no ungodly Is hard, but
way o the ulen Lea Ia easy. He
At drinketl rom its fountains may
have eternal life, yet, verify, he es.
peth sure and sudden DEATH
I'D names, d friends, old faces and
I whisky crown Glen Lea as the es.
nlished saloon palace of the south
lien LEAFS nectars cause patrons To
'ieve they have an abdominal Indian
inner.
lien may come and men may 20, but
'"n Lea has one constant flow.
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venty Dollars Worth OF Clothing for
Ten Dollars.
We nave Invested thousand of dollars
recent forced sales In the east. We
Tantoe good $40 suit, which sold in
rmer years at So
RgINHARDr, the Clothier,
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hat whittier, skin OF hersthan snow.
And smooth as moumen tai alnbaster.
~ all acquired by using Po1zonls
Heated comnleNion pnwder
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lfyou are nervous or dyspeptic, try
'rter's Little Nerve Pills. Dyspepsia
'kes you nervous, aud nervousness
axes you dyspeptic; either one rem.
syou miserable, and these little pills
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pI JIHE MARRIAGE GUIDE. lpiG|gs

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. sealediorA
cents In postageor currency. over nitY won,
derfu pen pictures, true 10 life, articles o. me
following subjects; Who may mar-Yf WhonoH
Mhyl Proper aget0 harry. Who nMry hrsb
Manhood, Msmanhood. plys cat cecay. Who
should marry, How We ana napfiuesi my e
increased, THOSE Usg'i-a % tOLTEpialils
marrying ahOd.G r8aC So y ggvc. W ~ rtaa
~ all adult pttsors, tapl kgtt AMER ioek ana
key, POpy'il vs,i,'dn. ,0iue - anove, bnt ptitt
cover ana 20 rAg-t, q ceLis ~ NAL, "a monsI
OF POSTAGE.
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MI cases of weak or lame back, back.
ne, rheumatism, ETC., will find relic,
wearing. one of Carter's Smart Weed
y Belladonna Backache Plasters,
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elegant New Year cards at Bolles a
'nderson's printing office, 900 Main
reet, upstairs. Call at once and make
pnr selection.
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indulgenccs or Exposures.

II I; self.eyldent that physician paying
particular attention 10 a class OF cases attain
great skill, and physicians IN regular practice
recommend cases TO the Oldest Office in Amsfk
Ga, where every known appliance Is rcsot,tt
70, and the provcdEood re medies Of n
ages and countries are used, = whole hoiyh
u"d Tor oince purposes, and all are treated vlA
what 10 10. nocNnerlmc,is ~, made In 4.
Count OF the great number applying, %
charges are kept low, often lower than Il w.
handed by others. IL you secure the sim kat
get aspecdy and perfect life cure, tina, "a ~
important matter Pamn1iet, % pages se1l
10 any address free,
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cause IL IL True.

cause IL Is True.
All schools of medicine agree that
''nson's Capcine Porous Plaster IL the
81 external remedy known. 2jc.
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Missouri Pacific,
TexnR Trunk,

GOING SOUTH.
No. 2-Mail and Express, leaves. =. 500 p, M
GOING NORTH.
No. l-Mail and Express, arrives .Il;OOA M
Trains and run daily, SUNDAYS excepted
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Music boxes, the best assortment ever
ought TO Dallas, at G. II. Edwards.
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COTTON.

ALL u markets are quoted to-day, for the
81 time since holidays. In the past few
"tys reports have been irregular and unsat-
factory. It's hoped the service is better or
mixed now.
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cSpless nights made miserable thu
.sft cough. shiloh's Cure il Ly
Wv 'or Won. Sold nv J. NJ. House
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Cleopatra and Mrs. Langtr7, although Of dii.
erent nauonalitics, are types of beauty which al
admire. Each one had secret in retaining their
beauty, and both succeeded.
One drank herb and root teas before breakfast
toprevent all female irregularities while the other
used iron tor the same purpose.
Both succeeded. Flow these two great secrets
are combined by the Medical Profession. for the
special prevention and cure OF all female com.
paints and irregularities that aict old and Young
females, which Is acknowledged to be the grand.
est success as female regulator and iron tonic
ever before known. 1t is known MS DR.. Drom.
coolies English Female Bittcrs and it regulates
and removes all monthly excuses, distractions
and irregularities; it builds up all broken down
constitutions, strengthens the weak and feeble,
imparts iron to the blood. beauty to haggard lea.
lures and bloom to faded cheeks.
II cures Mysteries, Leucorrho.a. chlorosis, sick
headache, nervousness, palpitation, liberation,
proapsus uterl and all Other troubles that are ne.
culiar b old or young women. Send for a az cent
book FREE. Sold everywhere.
J.p: DRoMGooLE & CO., Props,
Louisville, Ky.
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He SupremoRa..

7 ATLANTA alta Sept. %, lSS. nch'
Ieneoas disease 3; g SnSy yala5srSS S sSspSr
Vigo ating tonic. N "a u same i'm. lot,s
Chief Ius,iah.ooN,
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I'1dS as'sr.s , .s Of wan paper, the lat
"a u Hs snn s : Z are being ~
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VERPOOL


lid. tAsked,
pSE-Closed' New YorE steady; New Or
ms, steady; Liverpool, steady; GalS est m,
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MEDICINES

DH. EUGENE DrvII-nC.,,----,.
% d. sell made adj Us his ass snttAl AZ q r, =
oeSnnu6lal Restorativag remedy sSi ~
h hneSted with nervous daSor, Viiali,sss.aal
nr Uou ana al kindred DISABILITY loss Of
c pUsore ms circular froS, should :,
et onc Oh tne diseases abovss which To lss a.
voU vrJe procure from us mentioneS n.
remedy. Y CenApress, the nouush u l
By reta MiIn n L Druggists \ BAL6wIS
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20 mother should be without
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY

'on cures all female Diseases and
ses All women happy. "'
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Gulf, COLORADO n santa n,

No. ll-Mail and Express arrives. l:lO A. NJ.
No. l3-MiXed arrives g:i0 A. NJ
NO. l2-Mail and tx South de-
parts. ........ . 8.SO A NJ
No l4-Mixed tSonth, depHr ts 1850 p. N,
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RAILROADS.
NEW RAILWAY TIME GARD.
Houston q Texas Central.

GOING SOUTH.
No. &New Orleans and Galveston
Nc nA 70 Saaiiy u co.s, $3.50 A. N
noepI Sunuay1 =, -, 1855 P. M
N'' 'Ne" or'ea n,s cypress daily 6:50P N
No. 8-St. Louis Express daily 9:aDA M
No. u-Mixed to DenisOn Except 'A
Sunosyl., 49,, 49,, .l2:l5 p. Nj
No. l-St. Louis Express daily. -. 9:O5 p. M
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TRAINS PASS nALLAS.
GOING EAST IT, L p. DEPOT.
NO. Si, st. Louis Expresl -. S.pA N
Leaves Union Depot. ......... g.i0 A. NJ
No lH. san Antonio Fxp. arrives lJ,3g p ~
70 ~, ~ ~ sew orleans Passenger. $40 p. NJ
''' '''' ,SaNes Union Depot ....,. 800 z. "
70 ~ I'tliioIhia EXPRESS arr ,6:lj p. NJ
W w. SalIivrhls express, rvs. B:3j 2. NJ
SSe"SSs i'N T. epoJ................. 6:i5 Z. NJ
W qSSgy' oo'tI = dsselser, arr ..... 1855 y. NJ
~ ~ b'Ssi passenger, VS.. l2:l5 Y. N
NJ iss ~ 4 uep9I' .........:.. l2;25 p. NJ
N ljtpOL. h.rh n
Nos. S5 and 3O8 run between Fori Worti
anu New Orleans daily. Nos. rs.
ana lo3 connect at Fort Worth with trains tc
anu IRON Colorado. Nos. 30i, 9ll aud I'M
axe meals ~ the Union depot.
noub daily trains TO New Orleans.
ne eXas q Pacific is llO miles the short.
est route To New Orleans
solid trains FL PaSO 10 ST. LouIs. Also n.t.
las 10 san Antonio, etc, Fast time, first-clas,
equipment, sure connection.
see lnHl "Jur ticket reads via. Tho Texas a
Pacific Ganwsy ~
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates and oil
required Information, call on or address ''
+. p. TURNER,
Ticket Agent, 5Oi Main Street, Dallas. Tex
II. y. HUGHES,
passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
no,, n. Is. W. MCCULLOUGH,
W. H, NEWMAN,
franc Manager, Galveston, Texas
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Pullman Sleepers Colorado, Fort Worth
and Dallas TO New Orleans without change.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-06-13

james A. r4rn~< y. 4ufr~r rnfrt<~
Wa s.ke the fo,,ow;, ,o,;c. .,,;~<
from ! Iste rnmi,er ~ ~. i,;.,re,on ~,
Y non.n.rt;ss, r.rer nnh.
l;shed - tbe home III NJ f,e,nens \,
emhoaie. our sc,,;msnt. oxsc,lv ~
- have ~ donhf ~ .v;ii ,e.s,re : oood NV,
sunrort fron, I'M. co,,,..
W. have heard ~ r.rn. ~ fyor n
'Clem.ns ~ tb;s n,sre ,rom;nenti.
mentioned for snnrcme ina5e ana hsvs
slso noticed him ,svorshir suyyested ~,
|fh;s high ros;t;nn n, sor,. ~ 80 nr;n.
|c;n.l 5emocrst;c rew.,sre~s n ,Le s,st.
Although this nsrer y inaenendent n
'politics - N III oiher nncstions ,be ~,
Efbsf our town ~ : csns;dafo for IN,
.uDre,ne bench ~. m ;,seif canses ~ Il
feel considerable more interested N N.
matter than We otherwise should havs
felt. Bva careful iinves.;ra.;on ~ hev,
bee, ensb,ej 20 ,nrni.h Nv NV foS,ow;n,
nsr.;culars concerr;ng Nr rlcman'.
worth. ~ 49, horn n Ns5;son conn.
N. Ohio ~ NJ resr ,sss ana i conse.
onen,jv xs xcsrs ~ 80 uebs re.ilef
n p;ercetoo ana v;r;n;tv ~ ~ xsers
H. ~ ! l;he,sl sa.cst;o, IA ~ fongh,
M wsr fbrnnr6 H. Lone snd x;,bcn
sss;.,sncc Ia. MN r;,srsrv stta;n.
msn,s i : rssdy ~-;,er nan IN nnes
,,ons ~ ~ dax.;s ! goos sne.tc~ and
is~yer u';,5 \, er.re,Iert ie~s
lrowleiye. ~ ~. hsd ~ extensive ! =
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who IS benefited ar the duty o.
saws? It i not the carpenter. Forty
per cent. adva'orem Il the duty. and thi:
il said 10 be levied Is 4 rccompense g
the cav manufacturers for the duty they
have 10 pay upon the imported piaie sieel
from which the saws are cut. The true
OF this explanation il not ap-
parent on its face and little examination
Of II will not do any harm. while Il may
allow u 70 trace the effects Of the tax
The manufacturer imports hi plate steel
makes his saw and places II upon tht
market. Ifhe exports this saw lie secures
: drawback Of ninety per cent. Of thf
duty he paid II he sells i IN the home
market be II allowed no drawback and
mnst scccss the full duty on the pur-
chaser. Result, American saws are large
~ sold III Canada and other colonies il
Great Britain. and 81 lower price than
they can be bought for in the American
markets. Who pays The duty on saws
Obviously the carpenter. Docs be de-
rive any advantage that will IN whole o.
in part compensate him for this charge
N. u. Herald.
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An exchange says: We can respect
the man who refuses 70 take his county
or local paper any longer. il he pays ur
70 the time OF stopping Il. although VIC
may deprecate his judgment . trific.
But We have nothing but contempt for
the scalawag who will receive paper
for one or more years. and then. when
asked 70 pay, plead the baby act. Or re-
fuse 70 take Il from the rost-ofiice when
he owcs back subscription. A friend
II our elbow suggests that man who
will read paper for : term and then iit
or beat the publisher out Or bis just dues
isimean enough to sell his wife'sccrpsc 70
4 medical college and get drunk on the
proceeds.
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oatisnA Enterprise.
"A. M. Sweeney, county superinten-
dent of Dubois. was ia Oakland Friday
to attend lhc commencement exercises.
lie Il man or no little import n schccl
mattsrs.
President Mackey. cf the Evansville
and Tcrrc Hautc has abolished fhs pAs
car. Money II sent To agent. cn the linf
and by them distributed W Vie emplo.es
such a. section men, ETC.
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For square, 10 lines or less, week. 81 o.
Each subsequent insertion, NJ cts.
Longer advertisements At the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares,
counted As square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements; reasons
bic deduction will be made 70 regular
advertisers.
Notices OF appointment Of adminis-
traitors and legal notices Of like character
u be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each tlm
For County x.ou
FOR District, Circuit Or State, 500
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day, May 9th:
Cor~Ty CoNNre<IorEEs-DRrDr
1870. Board ofCommissioners OF Ct b.
son county W. Garrett NJ. Emerson e 4.
Gibson q G. Affirmed. Niblsck. y.
Tho appeilces brought this action
against appellants FOR damages 10 steam
thresher which was injured by bridge
breaking down over which Il wSs being
taken. In such actions before The conn-
u board very little fofmality Of pleading
j. required. A statement Of the claim
agains; the county Is sll that Il required.
(6s Ind. 20; 20 Ind. 5lD. The set Of
1855 concerning highways (scts ~. r.
62) has not changed the relations or
County Commissioners 70 the bridges Of
their respective counties. The provis-
ions OF this act are merely auxiliary 20
the general powers Of county boards
over roads and bridges, and do not re-
lieve these boards, of any responsibility
which formerly devolycd on Them on
account of defective a. unsafe bridges.
The act Of March 81, 1855. Il r. .. 20.
239) provided that the Commissioners
should cause All bridges 20 be kept in
repair. and that implied that such Com
adopt al measures necessary
for that purpose. That law Il still III
force. The boards still have : general
supervision over the bridges in their
counties. GO Ind, so; 81 Ind, 5.0sl-
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CTThc Huntingburg Argus last week
says that Lynch, the darkey President
Of the Republican National Convention.
il - fair Representative man OF the
grand old Republican party May be
be il: bat we fancy many white Ropub-
licans, who have some sclf-resrecf len,
VII acknowledge their representative
man." with > strong mental reservation.
and regard his elevation q their choos.
ing of > candidate. as nsuseons bid 70
secure ignorant votes BY the way.
where are those 5000 negro voters that
Republican orators il 1850 promised
should be colonircd in Dubois cornfv
Gro this yesr rolls aroundf Did the
Chairman Of the Republican County
Committee visit Chicago 70 make er-
20 get them?
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mails, b. drying up the ponds. hogs and
|sloughs from which live stock drink. and
|sRke into their systems in that way the
minute forms which the microscope has
demonstrated are present IN standing
water.
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party from here with teams 70 Kansas
.tlis spring writes letter 10 Nr. Brit.
|I4eming, from which we are permitted
to'make the following extrAets;
WISFIELp, CowLEY Co., KANSAS.
1 May cath, 1884.
\ Issw more school-honses and churches
from Jasper 10 yincennes than | saw
travelling through the State OF Missouri
4 distance OF 80 mile-. snd the best
wheat, IS general average was in "old
Iioosier." The wheat for the first LOO
miles in ills. can't make half crop: was
told hy several farmer- II they got the
seed they would he satisfied When we
got within about 50 miles OF 81. Louis
the wheat began 10 look very nice This
Is the second year CT almost an entire
failure OF the wheat crop in this part Of
Illinois. but. nevertheless. Illinois Is q
boss country-the line churches. school,
houses and residences. with fine yards
ornamcuted with beautiful evcrgreens.
aud tile improved live stock Of all kinds.
and fouri-hing towns along the rail-
roads. denote wesltli; in short Illinois
lis a. nice IS Q big sunfower IN every
respect.
4 We struck 81. Louis in the morning,
and crossed the bridge about O'Clock NV
and let me tell you, that bridge Il one Of
the most powerful structures OF the age.
About the time we got TO the center of
liz, we overlook long drove Of beef
cattle, and besides this il was crowded
with teams going 70 and fro; and while
was locking a. the sight. along came an
'old "bullginc' drawing - or 30 cars, at
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Tie Frankfort Crescent says that
..an0thcr four years Of Republican rnlc
ana high tariff. and wheat will be down
lo iifty cents bushcl.r Wheat down
and irnne chains up will not exactly
please tho farmers.
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Probably the mcancst thing man ev-
|cr saii Wa uttered by Fogr the other
day. Being asked the idea ar che best
remedy for poIygamy hereplicd: "Mrs
Fogg.'
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The Indiana State Fair opens Sept
c9th and closes Oct 4sh,
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COAL J COAL (!
SCHi77ER & GERBER

Have leased me Reis Coal Mine. and will
deliver coal 20 any part Of Jasper prompt.
~ for eight cents per bushel, or will sell
Il AZ 'hc platform for seven cents. This u
the best coal In the market. and will be
well screened and good supply always
kept On hand. We solicit thc public pat.
ronage. Orders len as the barber shor
Of Mr.. "A. Zoelier will be promptlv filed
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Mr. w. l.. Seacaf. who went with q
party from here with teams 70 Kansas
this spring writes letter 10 Nr. Brit.
from which We are permitted
Io'make the following extrsets:
wISFIELp, CowLEY Co., KANSAS.
May 24fh. 1894.
The state journal., 1884-08-02
Oh CRY, August l.

The citizens of western Pennsyl,
vania will put in appearance here on
the 9Th Of August, which is next
Tuesday. Moses Hall, Chas. Swee-
ney and M. A. Henson, when asked
today what kind Of time the antici-
pated, said they expect to have one
of the grandest celebrations ever held
in this section.
Mrs. c. G. Green has gone to
Duke Centre to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Alphon Wheeler.
After a two weeks visit in the city
Mrs. J. NJ. Morse and Mrs. 4. X,
Palmer took their departure to their
homes in Norristown, Pa, on Tues
day last.
Miss Matte Harris and lady friend
of Franklin, paid us flying visit on
Monday last
William A; Henson will represent
the Lovejoy Lodge Of the q. U. 0.
of o. f. at the district meeting to be
held in Pittsburg in September.
John Murphy is lying very low at
his mothers residence with hemor-
rhage of the lungs.
We wonder when Logan will give
his whoop. You can bet when he
does he will make democrats shiVer
down south as though it was twenty
below zero, Voters Of both parties
in this vicinity say that if Cleveland
is elected he wont know there are
such places in existence.
FREQUENTLY.