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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02
r.e CARNEGIE ISSUE.
III. S~n.eless wnimp-ring 81 Eepah'r'"
Organs.

Organs.
The Chicago Inter ocran, unu-r .tec
head ~ ''Burchard and Carnegie. en-
4 avors to show that ANDRE ,arh'F'r
was tho Hurchard Of 1872. "l'iaine n'i
M, Bnrcnard. Harrison his Carnegie.
il walls. and goes ON to say 'hat a> y
/. an open question whether Hurehara
wa, A hlunder-hecl, or an assassin -
!, NAV be- 30 whether Carnegie r"a''F
wanted protection continued or over
thrown. Carnegie. II says. must nave
known when he precipitated inc
Homestead difficulty that he was dong
Mr.. Harrison and the republican party
the creates, possible injury; therefore
Mr.. Carne gie desired free iron and iree
steel. y.
Thi, is pleading the baby act win a
vengeance. II does not require very
lon., memory to recall how pcr>i>ten'ly
the republican organs argued 'ha'
there was absolutely no politics IN Inc
Homestead incident Whichever may
he the truth about the contribution %
Carnegie. Frics * Co. To the repuo
lean campaign fund. there i no con
trovcrsy over the point that toward 'n'
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HAWAII AND SAMOA.


TIC Hawaiian caninr, int~rresa'ed o"
uattrr. Pertaining TO the tn,ted state.
The Hrcrat Trouble tn the ftarhnr OF
page rage. ssmos-indiratinn- that IN"
whole ut Tutiis t~isad WI be Engage"
la War
S.S ERAycI>co. No-. -. IRON
uonolnlu the Nonovai brings news
that the native members asked the
following questions Of thr new cabinet
ana they have been answered. ~ ioi-
lows.
Does the cahinc, intend - negotiate
new reciprocity treaty with the
United states Answer. yes
= ,hcr. any disposition % ccde Pearl
harhorr YES: ~ the United states. ~
r>c il as 4 repairing and coaiing sta
ti,n a, long a, the treaty remains IN
effect
4. ID proposed Z, send an envoy TO
Washington Ia assist IN the negoi.a-
ton OF the treaty. No
The ca hinct answered THAT il would
he. The policy Of the government 10
maintain autonomy and independ-
eucc Of the Hawaiian kingdom and
promo,e closer commercial relations
with the United states II also gave
Notice that no measure tending ia
lecaliye a lottery can be supported
Details OF the trouble at Page fago
h,rbor. recently repeatedly telegraph
are given in the Samoa Times OF the
,th instant. received by the Monowa
yesterday. The Times says: "hostili
,,..x were commenced on Tuesday morn
. inc October -. Chief Leite and ms
followers making raid on the villag
Of Aoa. killing four men and wonndine
one. On the 10Th Fagotono and Aus
/ xent To- Page To endcavor To arrange
. matters pcaceably between the con
testing parties. but on their approach
ing the beach the Fagasoa people wn
had Joined the Page party. fired on Tn
' boats. killing two men and woundin
three.
h Later on the Fagotono and loa VI
Y liaOes were burned down and IN
. whole of the east end destroyed
n Liete and his people retrcated 70 IN
d island of Aunua and intrcnched then
selves there This position Is an g
" .reme,y strong one. indeed. almost II
h accessible: at any rate most difficult
attack There are plenty OF provision
d on the island and consequently there
e NO danger Of them being starved on
r The Aulautai and Tualatai, inlar
u .ribss. arc about To join Lcites part
b and il they do - the whole 81 lnu
g will I've involved in war. There
a ample ammunition available
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.iosc Of the campaign Postmaster Gen
.ral wanamakcr sought an interview
with Frick. snd this interview
xas heralded by repuoa'c-
IA paper as relating 70 that
business. There is no room Tor DOUBT
hat the republican leaders tried To gc'
, contribution from the Carnegie es'ao-
ishment. and did il in so public man
Ter as to imply that they were not
ashamed OF il. II the reaction did them
an injury, as there is every reason 20
| believe il did. they have only them
selves To blame. They had won 80 long
bv means Of corruption funds that they
! lad come 10 believe that such means
we're irresistible
But, after all. Mr.. Carnegie was not
he real Burchard of the campaign
That cminencc must he reserved 'oi
Hon. William Mckinley. of OHIO. ~
vas he that did the work with ms TAR
a hill of denominations. A month aftei
4. pa ssage the people rcbuked II WIT
the voice Of political earthquake AM
The sweep of tidal wave MI Mcnin
~ was not convinced and not as
MAYED. He coollv said that the peopr
, Aid not know " hat they were about'tha
| they had not had time enough to appre
, .iate the be autes of his bill. but that !
r Two wears more they would be madi
| In love with IT, The party accep'e
q Aha, view of tie matter, and readi'
: adopted the Mckinley nonsense ano'
v the foreigners paying the tax.
4 scars OF delibcration have not change
q the views of the PEOPLE upon TINS que
II lion. The disciples Of Mckinley shou
" -. shrink from the issue which TN
forced upon their party. Carnegie
10 only side issue. Mckinney y anc =
" Burchard of 1872 Louisville 'onrh
Journal.
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N thcv had given the matter
r,,xccat'. reflection. Those who have
allied ur.cn me 10 talk about offices. Y
Germs Ia Ue. have been little neon.
sidcrate and certainly premature
desire To give a. much publicity as pos
sit,l.. Ia the statement that do NOT
p,,,c,re to consider applications
for Office prior TO my Inaugural
ton. and shall avoid all inter
views on that subject. Those VINO
uudcr an prctcnse gain an opportunity
q, ,,rcses.t their application orally. ana
shrvsc wh.. harden me ut this time with
written applications can not possibly
do anythirg which would 30 interfcre
with their chances Of success Written
arplicatlons will be so little regarded
that doubt IL they ever see the niles III
Washington. for there is no reason OF
sieccncy IN my being overw heineo WIN
,~s,ch ma tiers at this time.
On being asked how long he expected
=, H. away on his vaca ton Mr.. 'leve
Land rcrlied: las to that ! am not GER
tain: il will depend upon various con-
.ditions expect, however. 70 DC az
seat atont two weeks. and when re-
s.,ru. unless am somewhat relieved
from the unnecessary demands upon
nav time To which have been subjected
here thus far. shall shut mp my
Eoasc IN the city and find some more
quiet place to spend the winter YER
s.inIv between now and the ith O
March ought TO have some time =
devote TO other matters than RECEIVING
callers and considering subjects whict
should he postponed
All ipforma tion a. u the hour 81 dc
r,srture the direction To bc taken an'
enc destination OF the pre>ident-elec
VAS kept secret during the day. am
7~hen MIR. Cleveland. muffied in M
overcoat. walked through the railwa
station ne was not recognized by IN
few people who were present hi- des
tsration is said to bc Newbcrnc, - {
hut as the train he took has no souti
-rp connection il i thought that !
-xiil stop at Old Point Comfort.
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him WAS running the ints.iAr. hN
hana ,y.,, on the lever ana hr ran righ
i,.n l.nd,iide. Tho engine simply
plunged INTO inc distractions ana Ne
Ill .nnw the result.
Ne An 40 know tins result. anh -
none the less acceptable in that \ WA
make permanent retirement from
po,i,ical activities ~ The so-calsed big
fonr' ~ New York. Warner Miller
may return 10 tie building ~ hs~ SIC
araraa canal. iii>cock will bc dropped
from the senate and Platt and Depew
NAV ca on 20 their hearts content IN
mutual chickering's a. % whlch 81 'nen
/, most 10 blame for result upon
which neither had the sNshtc>, inhu-
cncc. Chicago Times
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DEPEW AND PlATI-
Election War Betwe~n kers~
Itcan figureheads

Pcs,-Eie~tion War between Repair
Itcan Figur~heads.
Plat laws il on Depcw. Epcw laws
:, an Platt. Neither seems 10 realize
that the other had practically nothing
10 do with an election where Inc poo
nj, were bent. no matter what PlAt
,r Dcpcw said. on elccting Grover
tCicveland.
| n, is clear that the truce patched M
het,vcen the so-callcd big four 81
New York and paradcd with thcatri-
cal effect at Minneapolis was hollow
Not as cats and dogs, but none the less
with aspcrity Platt is charging defeat
lupou Depew and Depcw IS charging
defeat upon Plat The glibbcr talkcr'
Dspcw, has the later and more plausi-
bic word. He declares that Platt. in
s;.,inr that Depew was an orator and
therefore. good enough TO make
specches tmodesty is one Of Dcpew''
strong points,, was Of no earthly serv
ice a. manager. and tina
Plast on the contrary was cvper
and experienced N politician. DE
new thinks he did his speeches in grca
share, and We nay recall that n
talked wildcat Withdrew hi. culogy 9
Cleveland, pictw ed anarchy and cor
fusion in the event oi Harrison : ovei
: throw. praised tina, political accidcnc'
Whi,claw Reid. end emitted no end :
! rhetorical rubbish. While he was 2
: the stump Brother Plat 40 10 ca
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CONTEMPORARY COMMENT.

-Dtrr- November :. the .rand
Old Party. Burial private. No ho~crs.
No mourners No hope OF resurrec-
,ion. No nothing. chicago Times
The election Is over and the
necessity of Candidate Reid posing AZ
the friend of the worsingman j. past
Detroit Free Press
There i some consolation IN TIE
thought that the protected monop"iists
were bled Ia the last shckcl nv B-nnvs
c.mpairners. and now they are holding
the bag. Toledo Bee
The Australian ballot works
nicely-cNcept from tho standpoint Of
the gentlemen who would fam naaipu-
late the gentle voter at the polls =
Minneapolis Tribune trepl.
The proposition that the tar'n Is
m. ajax and that the foreigner pays
4, seems to have been little more
than the American stomach could di
rcst. indianapolis sentinel.
a. The pu-rile and absurd plea tha
= the election Of Cleveland would dc.srol
(. the business OF the country did no
elect Mr.. Harrison. You may foo
: mart OF the tftbptt " 80 $1,000
( all OF the people part Of the time. bu
y YOU cant fool all the people all I'M
: time kansas City star
/ Many Of the leading dcnocr y
A. and independent newspapers OF IN
4. country unite with the sentinel
e urging that an extra session Oh COZ
= gross br held next spring 10 repeal 70
V Mckinley law and the fcdc'al electic
a, law. and admit Utah, New Mexico AZ
RI Arizona as states --indisnapoii, Del
c- tincl.
=, There Is no saying that the y
he tory was an accident The triuml
of has come from long ,ur years hg
m. for principle. and we have won
.r- principle Democracy knows tnat
". can win n,w every time Fedcrai'
II has been driven out again aud ~ cam
on re.n,er v.ithou. new disguise
ia speciousncss Kansas City Times
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Ins sRssioeNT-ELsCT

s-a~-- ~r~ Nark in search OF NHen-
N~~>s~a Uc-3 from the tupsrtu"".- %
rs~ grrstas- Onc- -srket~-N ~tsN-"'
w.. a. ,h~ >o.aer. that Nay b- Norta
Nc~stsne.
MN NoRK. Nov. ~ -rre>idcnt-clect
Cleveland has left town IA >earch ~
s,sus-l.-ncci.>d rest A representative 81
the United VI ; called upon Mr.. cieve-
land In Speaking Of the absolr,c
necessity Of relief from the annoyanccs
and exactis.r~ which ARE hi> daily lot AZ
homo. nc said: Many 81 the cali
-rs whom have bscn Obliged
70 rcrriye would not. think,
have en-roachcd upoa my ri2e
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NOW AND THEN.
Thank .givIng Day ut Homestead. fs.-N
pismai Contrast with FORMER occ~
s,oos Of . similar Nature.

HOMESTEAD. Pa. Nov. a5.-The late
employcs Of the Carnegie company did
not have much to give thanks for yes
terday in the way Of earthly blessings.
The strike of the past four months de-
pleted their purses and very few were
able TO provide the good things TO MI
their tables and make merry
rs has been their wont in former
years on Thanksgiving day. The mil
men as rule make good wages and are
liberal -pcnders and are fond OF CUT
door sports. The streets yes'eru'y,
we're nearly deserted and an air oil
deso,ation seemed 10 hang over the
town which was so prosperous year
AGO. No celebrating ~ any sort t'oa
place. I'LL, ~,
Abcu, City people applied at ths
Carnegie works for positions ye>'croa,
but few were engaged.
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Nyw YORK. Nov. -. The great hnine
holiday OF the nation THANKSGIVING
dey-was appropriately observed IN
this city yesterday. business was all
most totally suspended, and the stars
and Stripes hoatcd over the tops Of all
public and numerous private buildings
The dav was clear. with crisp. au'
tunn arr.
In the morning services were held ia
nearly all the churches in the city
| aud many New Workers turned Their
thoughts from the transient joys long
enough ~ attend the service and re
turn thanks
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pa,,,le overlooked the importance" ~ per-
,,.,,,,ntlv benclicial effects aud were salts
nj ,r.th transient action. but now that Z
i, Generally known that syrup Of Figs wiz
,'.s,-,',ansntly cure habituai constipation.
,y.ll-mfornici people will not buy other
laxntiv.s. which act for time, Out hnally
inlurc the system.
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coal MINES ON FIRE.
v,ve Hundred Empioyes Thrown Out %
Work.

RAroS. n. NJ. Nov. ga tre broke
ont in the Blassburg coal mines, Tour
miles south Of this city. this afternoon.
and i now raging ficrccly Over 100
men were at work in the mines az the
time hut all escaped through an aoan-
doued entry All the mules ana the
mine cars were destroyed.
These mines arc operated ny ths
A,ch;sou. Topeka & Santa fc Railroad
Co. aud arc the largest in New Mexico
About 800 men have been employed
and they will I've thrown out OF wors
a. from the present outlook IL will no
~. ,oxsib,e 10 cxtinguish the fire Tn
origin Of the fire has not been icarhe"
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TRIUMPHANT DEMOCRACY.
Tho People Have Turned Down the Fart
ut Monopoly.

The next rcsidcnt will be democrat.
..rovcr Cleveland j. elected.
The people have triumphed over IN"
nlu,ocracv Men are stronger than
money. The hidden. and aohorrens
forces" OF corruption have not pre-
vailed over the intelligence and virtue
OF the voters.
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THE ESTIMATES
F.r the Coming Fiscal Year Prepared ~
the several Executive Departments OF
IN. Sovcramens-An Aggregate In
~r.S-~ OF over finy Millions

nor the Coming Fiscal Year Prepared ~
the several Executive Departments OF
n. Govcramens-An Aggregate In
~r.s~< OF Over finy Millions
wAsHxGroS. Nov. All the es'i-
mates complied by the several eSccu-
tive departments with the exception OF
those Of the interior department are
now in the hands of Secretary Foster |
of the treasury. They are being |
printed for submittal TO congress when
!. meets in December. These esti-
e.asc> as far n they have been com
pilrd hv treasury officials show an in
crease Of e.. 500 oOJ over the estimates
Tor the same branches IF the public
-rr~sce Tor the last fiscal year. which
amounted TO es09, 6os.69;-
The estimates for the departments OF
i,~sic~. agriculture. labor and state
show hut slight increase. amounting in
ali ~ them when footed up 10 not more
,hsn q. 500. oOc The executive branch
vr.p~r-the White HOUSES about the
anc as last year and the judicial ap-
-rrcpriation.. too, are but Mite IN
ERASED.
To carry on the military and nava'
establishments move money. Il -
,hourhts will he needed. and combined
these two departments ask an increase
~ arout a. 600. 100 The establishment
IN many additional free delivery
offices aud the necessary establishment
~ yc.v Offices have been tax on tn
receipts of the poet Office department
and tho expenditures. II j. estimated
will exceed the receipts by f'.ooo.ooo
m increase Of expenditures over tn
,u-.~,s estimates Of nearly s'.ooo.w"-
The tr, asury estimates will he nc
-apced about es.o0o.ooo caused In
s,r.,c measure by the erection of puo'
br,Is,,ngs during the past tsca, yea
which will have To H. furnished an
.snnplicd with jenitors. etc. and inc y
creased par cf the men employed IN II
life savings service.
IL is in tho interior department no
evc, that the greatest increase
sh.rn. While the estimates Tor ~
teccrtment are not in hand Il IS know
t,.st for pensions alone tis5.occ'ooo "
~ REQUIRED. which il an increase
more than $4,000. 900.
.rhe figures given above are all row
estimates. Though not othciai "
are Achieved TO he nearly correct
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BECAUSE young woman sees NJ - wear
~. = !, rallus girl Buffalo Express
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I'VE Telegraph Operators "f the Wig v""s
Wsat More Wages

x.,xct~~Ari, Nov. %. The telegraph
.c~rators employed on all the impor'
80 galway systems are just now be-
stirring themselves. Genera. Manager
Ramsey of the Big Four has had con
trrrccc With grievance committee rep
,,-cut,pc enc operators employed on
60, sv-,cw. and will rely to their dc
-.nds 90 <Ac 30th. Mr.. Ramsey . o
the op;uien that, as IS usually the case
thc meg nave asked for more than the
-ra,,v expect 70 get. and the trouoi
~,,s the operators may he not
,u,cL,v settled as il might be.
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Hoods SarsaparilIa

ga standard family medicine, and would not -
w,.hont III MIR and Mrs. NJ. NJ. -oiLki. isis sni
Avenue Altoona. IN.
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mOOD.s PILLS euro liver slls. constlpa ton
,t,nn - = iaundIce sick headache. iDdile-fion-
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Worst Form Of Eczema

for too years. We had three physicisns In w"
time hut neither OF them succeeded "a curing IN en-
~ even III giving them . little relief tlnst -
.rtat tio.,l's sar-apa and IN month both caA
arsn -. - verf~ctIy cured. We recommend
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Both Had Eczema
In It, Worst Form

Aftcr Phystct0ms Failed, Hoods
SsrsapariIIa Perfectly Cured.
Great mental agony is endured by
parents who see their children suffering
from diseases caused by impure blood, and
for which there seems no cure. This is
turned to Joy when Hoods Sarsaparilla is
resorted to, for it expels the foul humors
from the blood, and restores the dis
eased skin to fresh. healthy brightness.
Read the following from grateful parents
we think Hoods s,asaparllla Is the most vail
sbis medicine the market Tor hiooh am sk"
,.s...- ourtvo children suffered To- rriDiy with tue
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vERRORiZEO THE TOWN.

4 Gang OF DesPeradoes VISIT Inns ~
r,.x r,,rhwaxmeu aud fssape-The Po-
,,.. A, rnr.uit and - Battle May ke-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

E>OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
L 519 lith st nv. Tor Mt Alban, Tennallytown
,; :sSfs i nv. Isl a i Fl :Ss
llO9 I4thnw. I7s. 1865 81 lis st, st dwig, 6r As
l22s n st NV. 15r. l3Q14l1 stoushton st NV.
is5s n ;i ~ err S1
Mis NV igr IS 100 IN s ne. liz .
:. 3 sssS !. nx
lSQL st NV 12r. I514:9 Chanin vt NV. Tr "a
123 18th st NV, Tor. .752906 st NV II. 80 81
Brooks Mansion. Brook 1l04 7th st me- Or
land u. c., 2Or. Io HOG It'll st ne Or. 30
400 18th st NV, HOS 9TH st me- Or. 80
Dll st NV, 12r........ 1o6t6 at ne, 8r 80
20l5 g st NV Or. .1012,9 sd 81 NV 9rs %
lGOl 23d st NV, 90 1919 st NV. III 81 so
l iP or 4 81. !, nv hi UT q
1920 Mass ave NV. Tor 80 ISIS 18th 81 NV.
I5l2 CoIooran NV 11r. IS 7O1 9TH st Sc. store and
bb1s2 ss. NV nv 1893 Nan :, NV
OFFICES.
~ 11th st NV. Dr.. .s73 14l1 Pa ave NV. % and
1909 st NV A. ID ar go 1904 st NV, Or. ID Sr 70
LIZ "a "a awe awe nw s. e 1871 h st. several rs
Use cor 9TH and sts....-
. STORES.
i ij5S " is6S E.s ss;:::
STABLES
e; sS 5sss !
s1rTnsa X cS from
jel1 1924 st. NV,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

| NVANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
w cooks. chsmberTnsids. waitress. nurses. lady's
encss from last Employer sis III st. n w. iei5st
| NVANTED-AT HEADoUARTERs-POs
w for COOKS. chamoerinaids waitress laundresses.
SAMUEL A. CooMBs & Co. 81 10Th st. jel5st'
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
ssjse! nan wages good reference address 5. 4
/ WANIED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL,
w position as lsdy's companion or nurse with par
ties gong swa gc willing to go away good referenee
WANTED BY GIRL FROM HAMBURG,
address iaff n R1Tse f saI Sn Industrious and wiling
w place cook in frst-ciass private family good
city references. Address Box 90. Star Office. IT.
WANTED-BY AYOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE.
Address c. 6. H. Star Office. 1t
| WANTED = By A RESPECTABLE COLORED
private family good references Please cal 44 t St
WANTED-BY TRAINED NURSE. ENGAGE
" 1nents IN private family references from doctors
d ana BIS S1s c to leave city for sumsT "a
w psnion TO invalid for children a family
q fR1a St ' h% references exchanged sTs
WANTED-BY A COMPETENT WHITE GIRL.
dGrss. sss oe
WANTED BY YOUNG MAN THOROUGHLY
w drilled in bookkee ing position as bookkeeper
essay address xGsR Star oe
WANTED = BY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG
nv Wsn: employment as plumbers laborer ADDRESS
WAYTED-A GENTLEMAN GOING ABROAD
w wishes to secure situation for 9 coachman who
has l iysd with him for many years Address MI F.
W7ANTED-BY NEAT, RELIABLE COLORED
Esse es y Iz pi or nurse in private
WANTED = EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants fretS private families, hotels restau-
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FOR SALE-HoRsEs q VEHICLES.


L stylish driy;s sired b. B,.hins d.% IS EoiS.;
sa,t; Sl make fast mare Z Ts;d on n rad
One mile ron R.1ni1r' n G
II. or address iasS II q ne
L'oR SALT. GOOD FAMILY HORSE APPLY
4 ,s =, lSts and ken'sA~ ave- NV. Mount Peasant
EoR sAE-A GOOD. HEAVY CART HORSE.
= black; nine YEAR Old sls9 shpIse dirt Nec "a
and SITS NV ~ " 'o-' anu "''u '"'' ,ri5si:
nor SALE or EXCHANGE - ''GAMRFTA-"
mare thorSu hired' also GliH soit ~ shsksr damn
by sc.tt's Hiatoga. out u HAley's American star
mar also few cheap ones for sale 1rexchange Rear
EoR sALE-AT A BARGAIN-AN EXTENT N
wiIEis io1 Is SIS sh =. Ap' s. sp
EoR sALE-HoRSE AND BUGGY CHP,P. FOR
l. want of use. Apply TO \. I. kEDMAN, al7 Ia.
EoR sAIE-A LARGE sTOCS OF INV AND
second hand carriages at harsains all II rho latest
nI Sso IN stock JOIN YSrS slPs "a at TO-
E'oR sAIE-JUsT ARRIVED. Is TINE VOTING
horse, weighing from .eooto 500 Jsuna. suit
These horses hav, en-, csrsfully seeced by me s1i
VIII De qua 1S 81 lisR's Six F,-,o-
jew. stable in rear OF 9sh 81 and r. ave. NV
EoR sALE-AT Low yALUATIoN-A FINE
coqss t serse secgnd hand coale and harness Az
LoR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED. TWO CARLOADS
y q chcice selected horses aInong them some hne
old very stylish and can t59t mils IN : - aud also
cam tpGt mic IN 40 HIS ~ g.. Sra
NICHOLAS scHLEGEL.
te1-2w 4u3 stl IT y.
EoR sALE-wHo Is W. Y. GEYER' HIS PLACE
is the cheapest r. in ,s E to bus yssr sssr,s
cAFifA Is S RTfis R,h sN1
my26 4o6 Pa ave. nv.
FoR -ckRRIAGES WAGONS HARNEss:
and q TIE modern .,y and hn,.h,
s.sns o. si' ,,s "a n lets. ns'@s
terms. one whole noar Of over ioo business WAGONS
robes &c. 20 Re found here LarFs stock ii
s % s s1 q Tsr Away n ~ p s1
postory on g st nv, g. All goods warranted !
tase. $. ). MEEKs. my-,s-tT
EoR sALE-sTUDEBAKER WAGONS FOR con-
tractors , and hspiers carnsn,s. rSons lump
tons business WAGONS. Doctors buggy aud plIaeton;
second hand nssrly as good IS new sP-siing gsr.
hand made; for heavy hAung. Nhirs and lap .preads
o. ~ Inns od s1v ~ sna Oh - .s
By d. ". MAGRATH. 2ls loth st. NV myls-lm
EoR sALE-FIyE ASSORTMENT OF CARRIAGES
sis obs s anS SS NH Sray o. sS,s s and %
aps-sm 9th and X. y. ms
EroR sALE-vEHIcLEs. VEHICLES. VEHICLES
PEARcE. LAYTON NcREYSoLDs..
a line q the unsea seS,s carTase oSmpsny:
Columbus. Ohio. vehicles of all descriptions aud latest
them over rs and n ne fS own nara
make and los Of sssona hand NSr .ssas.,ss ch.sr
271o and Pip Mstn nv. mhee-3m
EroR sALE-cARRIAGEs. WAGONS AND BUG
prom ss On . ssy ss5n % h cox "a sRs5s &
EoR sALE-THE LARGEST AND MOST COM
plete assortment Of Vehicles n the city Ihe rsst-