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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-03-22

WE are informed that the Chesa-
peake and Ohio gets the contract
of 10000 tons with the Grand Trunk
delivered at Portland, Me-, at 1888.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-03-22

SOME of our neighborihg papers
are publishinga serial story entitled
"Sealed Unto Him." It snot under
stood assyet That any reference is
therein made to any compact between
legislative sentiment and Allegany
county whisky.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-03-22

I!e Weather.-People who are tired
of the long, dark, moist season now
upon us have prospect for April not
much better. From now till Tuesday
next the probabilities favor mild
weather, followed about that day by
cool spell. Local rains next Friday
and Saturday are promised.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-03-22

THE strike of the factory operatives
at Tetschen, in Bohemia, is spreading.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-03-22

OF certain corporations from taxation,
being upon its passage, was taken up
and debated. Senators Brace and
Hodson made strong speeches favoring
fhe passage of the resolution Senators
Allen and Brewer opposed it, the OPP
position contending that it was a
covert blow at the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, while those favoring the
resolution maintained that it was only
to give back to the States the absolute
power OF taxation on all property with
in their respective borders, and re-
verse the decision in the Dartmouth
College case. The resolution was
passed, those voting in the negative
being Senators Lloyd, Allen, Brewer,
Clark, Gill and Slingluff.
In the House same day the bill to
create a bureau of labor statistics was
substituted for the unfavorable report
of the committee by vote of 81 yeas
to 80 nays, and the bill was read a
second time.
There was great deal of talk over
the bill, during which Mr.. Gunther
said the bureau had been promised to
the working people by the democratic
and republican parties, and that it was
the duty Of both parties to pass it..
The republicans did not deny that
their party had pledged themselves to
legislate for the workingmen. Speeches
in support of the bill were made by
Messrs. Grove, Gunther, .Seebo and
Weiner. In the course of his remarks
Mr.. Grove said he did not expect much
assistance from the Eastern Shore, as
that part of the State did not seem to
represent the interests of laboring
men. Mr.. Taylor, of Wicomico, said
Eastern Shoremen do not have trouble
with laborers, because they pay as fair
wages as possible.
The amendment to the bill which
provides for the establishment of the di-
viding line between Allegany and Gar
rett counties was at first allowed, but
afterwards reconsidered.
In the House Thursday the local OPP
ton bill for this county was again de-
feated, not receiving constitutional
majority. The vote stood 80 ayes, and
% noes-a gain of 3 yeas and 5 noes
over the former vote.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-03-22
TO EVERY ONE!
Who Knows When

Railroad Trains will be Wrecked?
Boilers or Lamps Explode?
Horses take Fright and Run?
Bricks or Timbers Fall?
Fire Burn or Lightning Strike?
Machinery Crush or Manglep
Slips or Falls Happen?
Hammers or Weights Bruise?
Ladder or Staging Give Way?
Animals Kick or Bite ?
Limbs Sprained or Broken?
Falls of Breast or Roof in the Mine?
NATAL or DISABLING INJURY by AC-
u CIDENT may be caused in any one of
thousand ways, and the history of coal mining
in this region displays in that avocation pc
culiar liability to casualty.
Had each victim of the eight fatal accidents
in this region last year Qss3) awaited himself
of Accident Insurance at a cost of $12, their
families would have been Unidentified in the
sum of one thousand dollars each
Assuming that the loss of time imposed up
on the thirty-five persons hurt in the non-fatal
accidents of the year averaged three months,
the lowest possible total reimbursement for
such loss would have been two thousand two
hundred and seventy-iive dollars upon an ex-
penditure of only three hundred and fifty
dollars
With a season of great activity Just opening
il bahOovps all underground workers aDrh aa
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-03-22
FIRE INSURANCE

Is very important matter. Twelve years
experience has enabled me to select from the
great number of companies doing business in
this country those among the
Strongest and Most Reliable,
and also to properly write all forms to fully
protect the assured in case of loss or damage
by fire. Persons in Frostburg and vicinity
desiring Insurance will please call upon
J.B. ODER, Frostburg, Md,
who is my agent to receive applications and
collect premiums. d. p, MILLER,
March Cumberland, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-03-22

Legisiatire.--In the Senate Tuesday
Senator Braces joint resolution in
dorsing the amendment to the United
States constitution proposed by Hon. L.
E. McComas, to abrogate the exemption
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Mler(ei.


- SaBmannbauien, Der ii9 eri9oB,
arbeitete ili9t bel Sobn Gembler, fotls
bern 6ei Dem Sriebensri6ter Sobn 8.
Gembler.
Der Mnipalt 0enion's bat elllen
Nntrag fiir einen neuen YroseB gefellt.
Die 9anen bott Der 9Moeiattott
GUT 8erI60nerung Der &ir6bofe baben
ben MaDor un6 Staotratb I'M llebers
lahung bon Mrbeiterlt nit 9anbiperts
aellgen 5ltr &einigung Der Sir9bofe,
Seritelluug Der Gdnge, unb TIM Die ge
gung Der Maiierr6bren na6 ben &ir9z
b0fen, fDipie nnt pefunindre unterltilbs
ung petitlorirt.
Wdbren0 Der Dergangenen Wp9e
tpuroe Drei 9elratbs= GrlaubnlB : S1elz
ue ausgefellt.
Sie Seras ganfing anb Srait
Company miro ihre Gef9dfte eroftnen,'
fobalb ibr an Nfaiifo PlasQ4 @de bon
9ouitonitraBe gelegenes 2ofal fertig 1T.
DeutI9er @DttesOienit in Der nel>
en- Stride an Gbeitnut nnb 8urnets
itraBe I'm IL llbr 8ornlittags unb s
a6enbs. 5onntagsf6ule 10 0ornlitz
tags. Gum Beiu6 bes GottesOinit finb
ale 0eutf6e Greun6e tpillfommen.
Gin Mann gfamens Greim tpurbe
beute 8ormittag berbaftet, neil er Nnz
na Cole um cine Bartie Wdf6e be-
f9minbelte.
SIN Sriiiriftgrri6t 1T Gas Wfcz
Gernan tuegen Siebitabls elmer llbr
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SEPT 1T bic S6md6e ldnsit iibers
tputben unb begraben, fubr er fort,
fonft bdttef bu iiberbaupt niemals Oa=
poa erfabren, aber i'd tpolIte Dir AT
meinem geipiel seigen, mas Der Wille
un6 bas BepuBtieiit ber 8fi9t bermag.
@as mir Die pfIi6t gebot, oas gebietet
Dir bic S6ulo ienes Mannes. 9lers
CERT bid bein Nuge, 10 reib' es aus
fagt Die 56rift. Sd folgte oieien Wors
ten-tbu' ou besglei6en
Gregpr, bu biit fur6tbar in better
ftarren @r0Be, iagte bic iunse 6rau nit
einem, leifen S9auer. Sd betpunoere
iie, aber i6 fam mid ui6t gu ibr err
beben.
90 lerne es! perfeBte er nit gta9z
brud. Du geb6rif ni6t gu ben S6paz
den, aud bein @ile 1T eine Ma9t,
lerne lie gebrau9en. 9ie @efabr, biei6
fir INNER beleitigt mdbnte, tritt Dir
gum stpeiten Male tabe, felt Weroenz
fels tuie6er in beiner gtdbe iit.
(Gortfesuis tolst)
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Sic repabGifat;ifdt1c GunntD &onocn
fiDu

tpurbe beute 8Drnlitta9 10 llbr ppn
@pl. 9elfnap Sur Sr6nung gerufen.
9(uf 9(ntrag erpd6Iten bie 9lnmeieu=
ben, ettpa so an 3abl, Serrn @bas.
Ogbeu als 8orliber unb g. %. 6iforo
als Sefretar.
Gs tpurbe benatragt, baB ber Prdli@
Bent ein aus iie6en Mitglieoern bette
benbes &omite erncnne, pel6es sebn
9eIegaten uu6 aebn StellDertreter aur
Staatsfonbentton in Sort gBortb unb
ebenio eiit aus 3m6lf W}itglie0ern belfes
benbes GountD @recutib Gomite in
8ori9lag bringt.
9as 9ontite 5og itdb 5urid unb erz
itattete bal6 barauF folgenoen Seri9t:
9elegaten GUT Stats Gonbention.
Gpl. 8elfnap, 6. $. Serrea, @faior
@reIon, 90. S0fling, s. %. Sg0en,
8. gB. Gifforb, GeD. Baf6al, S. g.
9letpeomb, S. 81. 9apts, SC. Sani6fe.
6tellpertreter. gB. Ssben, $. 8.
9egener, 81. s. S6rDber, S. %. Sight,
@b. 5rob0Ie, s. Goll, %. MattDews,
gB. $. 2ode, QB. S, Scott, 80. 2in6ner.
@recutib Spmite. Gol. Selfnap,
8Driiber; 90. $. 2ode, s. %. Sight,
%, 90fling, S. G. 9aDis, SEQ.
gai0al, s. 8aber, s. Groos, 8. $.
Serrea, s. &unge, S. q. gteipcomb,
8. @utb it,, 90. $. 8DnneQ.
gfa66em nod Bet Stntrag angenomz
men tporben mar, bas @reclttiDz Gomite
au a1toriliren, in ie6em precinft einen
8oriiBer su ernennen, erfplgte gers
tagung.
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Dem @eibaftsperfebr

mebr 5usdnsli6 1T bic iebige Gage Der
2anb Office BON 9. gG. 9ngle. Sn
gto. 233 Meit Commerce Strabe bat
6err Qlngle elm elegantes 2Ofal einge>
ri6tet, in pel9em er feline Sunben em=
pfangen tpirb. Seine langidDrige
Sbdtigfeit uno @rfabrung I'M 8anbge=
i6dft befdbigt i'm, 9ieienigen, iuel6e
i'm nit ieinem 8ertrauen beebren, in
ieber Beaiebung aufrie6enauitellen.
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9eatid,= =GnaltIbc s6mle.

Eas neue G0uliabr tpirb am Monz
tag ben 81. bieles Monats eroffnet
perben.
ainber, Bic nod feinen 56ulz Inter
ri9t empfangen babeil, f6nnen nur
bann, ni6t aber tudbrenb beg Sabres
aufgenommen werben.
Die S9iiler Der bDrjabrigen erlten
@laiIe peroen als cine befonbere Mbz
tbeilung tpeiter gefiibrt uerDen.
9lnmeloungen sur 9lufnabme iperSen
entgegengenDmi,en bon Dem Director
0errn 90. 8arbed, 451 Watere eStraBe,
Dem Secretdr, Serrn S. $. S6dfer,
25 9lcequiaz5traBe, o0er BON bem llns
teraei6neteil.
s. @roos, prdlioent.
San 9tntonio, 10. glpril 1884.
Il,t,tsninlnl
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Sic GrrrIti,nle

bes San 9tntonio 3urnperein tpiro
9ienltag ben l. 2lpril er0ffnet tuer6en.
9tnmeloungen meroen entgegengenom=
men BEL S. 8edmann, 9to. 22l Cont
merce=StraBe, unO 0ienItag unb 6reiz
tag 9lbeno in ber 5urnerballe.
27,3t2m Ser 8DrItanb.
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9lm II. fieI in 8renbam bet &e=
gen ili Str6men beruieOer. IS geielte
fib baSu eiu 9turm unb mebrere 9dr=
fer tpurben umgeipebt. Sn gamptotun
itiir5te ein 5ipeiit6diges 6ol5gebdube,
bas BON Sarbigen als S9ulbaus be-
nubt ipurbe. en. Ser 2ebrer, ein
&nabe unb ein Mdb6en erbielten 8er=
lebunqeu.
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slsrptectipe 9lsipctatipm

Der aleinbdn6ler in @ein, ipiritu0ien
uno Mal5geirdnfen.
9lae Genieuiger, tpel1e miinI9en,
Weitglisoer bieler @eIellT6aft gu per6en,
Sur 9ta6ribt, baB bic 2iite fit g}a=
mensunterid)riften in 9errn @barles
S9reiner's Wirtbf6aft big gum 30.
9lpril anfliegen ipir0.
Sm 9luftrage ber @eielf6aft
u. S. 2odpD o 5,
1O,4,t6m praijoent.
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= @ebt nod MaDer's fit gar=
gaims III allen 9epartements. St 1T
entl9lDHen, ieinen alien gtuf. billig gu
berfaufen, sn befrdftigen.
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6ebannt llno erl0f.
ssOm g. sserner.
(6prtfeBuns.)

ull0 pei Dte1er 0ele9en1elt erfuDr ef
bermuiblid, baB 9u Wittpe bilt, fagte
8ilmut bobnboll. Oas erfldrt aler=
bings fein pl6bli9es @ieberauftau6en.
! 9ie iunge Srau f6uttelte leiie, aber
ertf9ieoen ben GDpf.
Su irrit, i9 bin es ni9t, bic er in6t.
Mber ipenn er es nur berfu6en tpollte.
| lid) ,pieber ben Menl9ea gu ndbern, bic
i'm ausseitoBen baben! Gregor, bu
bilt ollmdftig in beiner @emeinbe unb
in ber gan3en umgegenb, elm Wort bon
Dir giebt bas 9ignal gum Sample ooer
gum Grieoen. Mirit bu benz 3uriid>
| febrenben tpieber 10 unberi01nli9 entz
gegentreten tpie bamals, tpirb 1idb auf
| bein @ebeiB tpieber 9llles gegen ibn
tpen6en2 Du bift eir prieifer, oein 9lmt
f6on for6ert 8erID6nung unb 8ersei-
bung, lei ni9t unbarnber5ig!
sSbre Stimme bebte biem leioenf6afts
| li1en 6leben, aber gerabe 6ies Sleben
f9ien ben itarren Wann nod meb1 in
ieiner Sdrte gu beifdrfen.
Wiaft bu mid nieine Prieiferpfli6t
fennen Iebrena fragte er falt. sd for=
6ere l1ntertperfung bes Sduloigen unz
ter mein urtbeil, polle, gan5e Inter
tperfung, Damn mag nDn 8erl0bnung
Die Gebe fein, eber ni1t!
9u bafeit ibn! fagte Nnna leiie.
Ni9t, i'd ri9te ibn! lln6 tpentt er
bieien @i9terfpra6 ni9t anerfennen
mil-um 10 5d5limrler fir i'm.
Die iunge Srau mp9te tpobl einies
ben, baB ieber 8eriu9 Der Milberung
bergebens fein tpiir5e. sic tpanote ii6
ab unb lieB 1i1 auf ben Stubl nieber,
Der bor Dem S9reibtif6e fanb. ga6
einen1 ininutenlangett S1meigen trat
0ilinut gu ibr unb feline 9anb le9te ii6
i9ner auf ibren Nrm.
llno ou, Mnnag fragte er lansfam.
0ait bu enbli6 oieie unielige Geigung
iibertpunoen, Dber muB i9 Dir bon Neu=
EN- bic 8ergangenbeit in bas Gebd9ts
niB aariidrufen? MuB i'd bid an ben
Sag erinnert1, ND
Nein, nein, i1tpeig babonl unter.
brad iie i'm nit angifpoller gbmebr.
fsIs & trsp,te Sns bsSfeht nndh in nniIer
Graft.
Sa, es beiiebt! befrdftigte Gregnr.
llnS tpehe Tim, iuenn ct periuden iollte,
baran gu riibren! SD tuer0e Sid por
ibn 3u fdiiBen iuiiien.
Him Mnna's Qippen sudte eit1 balb
f1mer3li1es 2d1eIH.
8 gepiBl Das bajt bu ia f1on ein=
nal getban, unb bu battelt ia aud
@e1t, aber ilb bege ieitbem bod ein
@raue1 p0r Deinem @1ube.
l1nb bod bat er allein Di6 banlals
gereitet. Sieier gBerbenfeIs bdtte ses
liegt trob glflem, mas gel1eben mar,
obne mein Da3mii1enireten. Du biit
| ia nur elm Weib unb Du liebteif i'm.
1lnb 6u, @regor, 5iif Elm barter Ni9r
ter, mo es fitb un bie 2iebe banbelt, 6ie
| 6u ME Qefanflt uub erfahren haft.
@eord freuate Die Qrme, unb in feis
mem Nntlibe erid1ieu pieber iener guss
brud ifplser. faIter @enuotbutna alser
fraate:
WeiSt bu bas 10 qenau?
eta. Du brad,teff iid1er fein Opfer,
ais bu oein aanaes 3sben unb Sein benz
Yrieiferqeliiboe au eiqen qabit. eyn
6eiuem nersen hat Sic 9iebe feinen
Moum.
glein, iie bat ibn nidt gefuuben,
aber fie nabte audi mir emit als NerfuS
xs' = 60. u - o.: "a -.
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s@-Gin jeHr sroees Eager BON Huuuas
mcus s@ingbans unb GeesiuderS, ierner
cine tcIllfaubise Nuspabl psn 2einen
Eeils On gaorb 5u 10, 123, IS unb 20
Gsxtssbi4Darb.
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paneoait SO obn baben in
oieier 5aiion bas gei6mafooaffe 2ager
iu SerrensSoiletteartifeln, bas ie bier
mar.
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s% Ginise gtad grafeler unb Sn.
07ain garpete finb nod pcrrdtbio unb
perbsn 5u Msip YOrisr Scitpreifen pers
lauit. Wian beiuae uns.
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sEllnier 5eren.aleiser., Surniihins
GOODS nnb SnteD Depaytenlent III unsers
IeIen unb unabertreFbur in aualitdt unb
Mulfern.
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s1llnier Gtisfels unb S&uH . De.
Sarfemenf 1T nun DOlllidnbis in allen
Apeiaen unb bieie Waaren werben ju
duseR niebrisen Y'reiien pertauft.
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= Sils= unb Gtrobbiite in GROCER
Nuswabl BEL Yancoait & g 0 b II.
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Al. Kahn A Co.,

Ode Dlain gla,a unb gBeit Commerce
26,S, ,t3W Strabe.
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10,4t6nl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-12-06
From Ransom

RANSOM, Dec. Corn husking about all
done. The crop is better than for several
years past.
Miss Carson of Fall River, is teaching in
District No. 5 Several students from Ames
Iowa, are employed as teachers in this vi.
cinlty. Oscar Folk is numbered among
the students of the Geneseo Normal.
Call at Transeau's drug store and see the
diploma presented to Dist. No. ) by the
State Board of Agriculture for the best
map shown by any school 10 the state.
Friday afternoon Mrs jacob intending
to give her year old child dose of castor
oil, made mistake and gave it carbolic
acid and glycerine. Physicians We're call
ed but could give no relief. The child dice;
next morning and was buried on Monday
The afflicted parents have the sympathy OF
the entire community.
Jack Wright Is the champion corn husk
er, having husked $50 bushels in seven
days for John c. Cal.
Two commercial travellers registered AT
the Ransom Hotel last night
The ladies of the Altar Society will give
an oyster supper on Friday evening, Dec.
l2. All invited.
J. c. Wright is again at work IN H +.
.Jones's shop q. CUTY.
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A Husking Match.

RUTLAND, Dec. 3, 's4.-The boys of Rut
land were badly disappointed on last Mon
day, over y husking match between Johr
Laughlin, Wallace townships champion
corn husker, and Michael j. Delahanty, Of
Rutland MIR. Laughlin offered bet 81
SEQ which he proposed to John Dillon, O
Rutland, that the latter could not husk 81,
bushels of corn more than he could in one
day The corn was to be weighed Oh
Charles DEEMS scales in Rutland. He
urged the bet so strongly that finally MIR
Dillon took him up and acquainted Mr..
Delahanty with the matter Delahanty was
perfectly satisfied, and was on the ground
on the day appointed at six o'clock a. m,
with team and wagon Then, after all the
fuss, Mr.. Laughlin's courage weakened
and he backed ont, and now, no dou',
thinks that the Rutland boys have some
sand in them after all. It takes quite Il
good looking man to throw chat in the
eyes of our champion corn husker. "Bul
~ for YOU, Nike" RUTLAND.
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A Great Oner.

We have made arrangements with tn
Prairie Farmer company by which We car
furnish to all new subscribers who wish il
and to all old ones who pay up arrearages and
one year in advance, the FREE TRADER ard
the old reliable Prairie Farmer at $3.50 or VT
will send the Prairie Fa,me, to any subscriber
free who sends Us t,co new subscribers witt
$500 in cash, each of whom.may obtain Il {
Prairie Farmer on the same terms. The Prairi'
Farme, is the best agricultural paper in thu
West and journal no farmer can do without
any more than a good citizen of La Sail,
county can get along without the FREE IRA
DER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-12-06

The Homer Brass Band boys will give
concert soon and you bet 1t will be good
one, as the boys never do things by halves
Skating by torchlight now gladdens the
hearts of youths and maldens.
Our quarry boys have ont over 1000 perch
of good stone.
DIR. Burke has returned To La Sale and
will resume his practice there.
Dr. Wetherbee now has charge OF DIR
Everett's extensive practice. DR.. W. had
taken charge of the Homer school, suppos
ing DR.. Burke would stay until DR.. Ever
ett's return. Dr. Wetherbee will be in the
office Saturday and Sunday evenings. lie
is yong physician, but good one.
The Masonic Hall is ornamented with .
new chimney. j. $. Dinsmore built 1t and
il is good one.
Sales are beginning TO be numerous.
PEDRO
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From Dimmick.

DIMMicK, ILL, Dec. 4, lSs4.-Reported-
a few cases of diphtheria
Have you seen the band boys room since
the ladies papered it.
Hardy Mclaughlin arrived home from
Dakota Tuesday. He is fat and hearty, but
says it is a little too cold up there. II was
% degrees below zero a short time before
he left.
Miss Louisa Schemp, of the village, lett
last Sunday for Freedom township where
she has been engaged to teach school for
the winter.
Robert Wylie and his son Dave spent a
portion of this week in the Garden city
Miss Clarity, Of La Sale, was the guest
of Mrs Luke Doyle last week.
Have you seen Joe Louis new variety OF
potatoes raised from the seed: They are
on exhibition at c. Krausse's store.
j. Frank Gibbs, of LA Sale, was in town
last week
Dr. Wetherby and Chas Bowman ate
Thanksgiving turkey with friends in Ophir
Ed. Gray and sister, of Joliet, were the
quests of Rev. Dinsmore and family last
Saturday and Sunday.
James Warrick and sister, Miss Jennie,
of Waltham, were in town last Sunday
hand shaking with friends.
Earl Knox, of Meriden, was here last
Saturday to see his lady friend.
Squire Dimmick spent two days last
week in Chicago.
Mr.. Merritt, of Mclean county, Is stop
ping with his uncle, L. Merritt, of the vii
lage, this winter.
Rev Dinsmore has rented the property
known AS the "Uncle Jesse Wixom" place,
and will move on to it this week.
John and Albert Krausse have horse
that does not require oats or water, but he
is not free from bucking, as some of the
boys will testify, with sprained wrists and
sore hands, "that the two-wheeled machine
is very unsteady"
Miss Mary Cain was down from Mendoza
first of the week visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
DR.. Putney, of Prairie Center has been
in this vicinity several times OF late on pro
fessional calls.
Robert Wylie. the leading stock man OF
Ophir, shipped three car loads OF fine cattle
from our city last Tuesday evening.
Aiken Smith of Iowa. was in this section
last week visiting friends. Mr., s. was
citizen of our town some twenty five years
ago, and owned the property now owned
by Wintrode of Mendoza. After leaving
here he engaged in the grain business in
Mendoza for several years, and finally
moved west and engaged in the same bu-
siness.
BIS. Huckins and "Jed" Gibbs started
out last Monday morning on nursery stock
canvass
Rev. Leard, of Wsltham, will preach in
the Presbyterian church in Homer next
Sunday, Dec. 18th, at 8 O'Clock in the after
noon.
Lyceum in Brush College dist. No. .
every Friday evening. The society re-
organized last Friday evening and elected
the following officers: Prest., A. r. Moore;
Vice Prest., Mrs. Gibbs; Sec'y, G. A. Wei
don; Treas, Thos. Doyle; Ushers and
Constables, Theodore Moore and John
Doyle. All interested are invited to attend.
NJ r. A.
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From Ophir.

OPHIR, Dec Some of our school,
have taken up the winter term VIM. Foster
in Ophir No. :; Rush Moore in Brush Col
lege, Dim; Chas. Bowman in No. |, Dim
Centre and Louisa Schempp is teaching
in Freedom All good teachers
Hardy Mclaughlin. of Hope, OAK. will
be home next week.
Mr. SkyleS has sold his Homer property
to Mrs. David Ransberger for $50. Cheap
as dirt
F. Reed, who has been very sick for the
past three weeks, is slowly recovering. Or
Putney, Of Prairie Center, attends him
David Gilmsur, formerly of this place
but lately farmer at PeotOne, has entered
the law office of Haley Il Co, Joliet file
is well read man, smart As a whin, and
will succeed.