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LES FLAe OF TRucE
Relieved to Have neea Part OF an Article
al apparel

Relieved To- Have ne-n Part ct an Article
of apparel.
There are many amusing reminis-
cenccs connected with the late war he
tween the states. but no one has set
been related that is more amusing than
the one which couples a garment that
was formerly worn by one of Atlanta
citizens with the surrender OF Gen Lee
nj Appomattox.
The episode Is suggested by an arti-
Gle that is now going the rounds OF the
newspaper world. which purports b.
give a truthful account of the scene
that occurred on the memorials 9th
day Of April. is6s.
Every schoolboy ia America IS famil-
lar with the details of that memorable
,isy-a day 80 full of citation to the fed
-ral troops under Gen. Grant. and vet
80 full Of pathos 10 the foo,-sore con-
fedcrste soldier who surrendered with
ten. Lee.
The romance. however, attaching to
tire nag OF truce tsat was used BY Gen.
Lcc n effeetislg 4 ccrrespcndence with
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Look mp. Lift up

Look mp. Lift up
The Boston district now numbers over
1000. according to the report presented
At its third annual convention. which
was recently held in st. Johns church.
South Boston.
Illinois has added another chapter 10
her roll. II was organized in connection
with the Academy church at Harvey.
Maine now has twenty-three chapters.
with total membership Of ] .l6s The
Portland District league Is making rapid
strides. and the Biddeford Junior league
has a membership Of 100.
In MARYLAND the league has made en-
couraging advances.
Great things are expected of thu new
general secretary. the Rev Edwin A.
Schell.
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what CHRISTIAN rndea,or Means.

The hundreds of thousands Of Young
Christians whose lives il has quickened,
whose services it has made more con-
slant. systematic and enthusiastic. will
not forget the lesson they have learned.
These young Christians will make the
church of the next decade. What does
that mean: 1t means an awakened
Christendom. 1t means Christendom
knit with the bonds of love and fired
with the fame of zeal II means more
money millions of it-for missions 1t
means more men and women-millions
of them-for the hard places of service.
Il means-who viii say that it does not
mean the winning Of the earth to
Christian Endeavor,-Amos K. Wells in
Once Week
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Nature has rircncd her fruit and grain.
Isui what. O soul, are the sbeavcs you bringy
While the rich earth offers her golden gifts.
What Is the gain OF your harvesting
Have you ga-nered patience from day 10 day;
Have you gathered the precious fruit Of lover
Has charity grown by the dew of tears
And the Sunshine streaming from aboves
In the sheathinS husk OF the outward life
Have you found the kernel God yearns 10
eivef
Have you gained with the body's nourishment
The word by which a man doth liver
Mrs. NJ. r. Butts in Sunday school Times.
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HARD ON THE pARsoN.
lie Thought lie Had the Whole Southern
Confederacy ia His Arms.

lie Thought lie HAD the Whole southern
Confederacy ia His Arms.
just after the battle of peiryville. in
October, 1862. DIR. Savage. strong
union man. was AT one of his appoint
ments TO baptize some children. There
was a large crowd. and sturdy south
ern matron brought her four children
to the altar Name this child. said
the union preacher. laying his hand on
the boys head. Simon Bolivar Buc,,-
ncr. was the reply. which caused 4
smile TO come over the congregation;
but the. lave preacher went ON with
his duty.
Name this child" taking the next in
order Pierre Gustave Toutant Bean
regard. and the smile grew into a
smoker. while DR. Savage became red
in the face. He baptized the Young
namesalze Of the great engineer sol
dicr. and went on with the ceremony.
Name this one. he gasped. reaching
for the third Albert Sydney John
ston came the answer The smile be-
came audible and the preacher apoplec-
tic. Heaving a sigh of relief. he took
the fourth child. a little girl. whose
gender he fondiy supposed would pre-
clude i continuation Of heroic reproduc-
tim. and said Name this child. :"
MARY Stoncyvall jackson Lee. tame
the response that set the congregation
IN a roar while the union pars,,n
thought he had held in his arms the
whole southern confesi-racy. ~. Y.
t.nSt
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Ii is movement of prayer. What
ever it does or does not do it teaches
young people the blessedness. comfort
and power of prayer. 1t has many meet
ings but only one is necessary the
prayer meeting. 1t has many commit
tees. but those alone are essential that
maintain the PRAYER meeting. Prayer
is the beginning and continuance of this
movement and in sense its end.-Ex-
change.
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TnE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

DEWAftD f-'InoU-Nl PASTOR.
SUNDAY, preaching a. 10 80 a. m. and D. m "a.
day School al ~ IN. " P. S. C. +. atsn.
WEDNESDAY, Church Prayer Meeting al 7.30 n Z,
FRIDAY, Choir Rehearsal Al 30 p. m It,
SATURDAY, Covenant Meeting the SATURDAY bss
communion At 80 p. m, with 6usibs.,
meetin each alternate month
Preaching at the Branch Church every SUNDAY b,
ternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
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STATE or VERMONT. IL Probate Court hcd 2,
RASDOI PHI DISTRICT. - Randainh In al
Dist. on the eth day OF Ism. N. lStteo. ltssooVN
aimr. of the estate uftlars Ann Chantfrhh
iefc ofrandoiph In said di~f rict decease makes ap
cation TO said Court license IL st all 81 INC IVA
estate of said deceased. al.
rtt.rcsentlng that said sale Is NECESSARY Tor !"
payment of the debts a. - "A deceased. "a.
Wler,upon Il >
ordered los said Court that said Application c"Ms
under consideration ami hc heard the ISL uai y
Jan. 4. ID. lSa5. al tiie Probate Ofhce IN h.
dolph: and Il is further ordered that all persons "
tcresfcd b. notified hero.i hy Publication ~ huts
Of this application and order thereon. three 49,
successfully In the HERALD ami NfNs pilhleg =,
Randolph before said time Of hearing. tiai tlei ~
object Thereto. Nv thru QUIZ Attest. 'u's'
100 WILLIAM ". NICHOLS
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,ENrhAL VERMONT RAILROAD
Corrected to Oct. 2, 1892.
GOING SOUTH

Trains leave RANDOLPH as follows
200 m, Night Express from Ogdensburg Ma,
freal and the west, for Boston, Lowell ana m
New England points. Sleeping ears fcf r.
ton via. Lowell, also for SpriRgael drunsdAi,
Sundays included Montreal 20 Boston N
Lowell.
IO.ISaIn, Mail from st. Alhsns and BurilpEtops,
Boston. via Lowell aud Fitchlnrg fof n
points In New England.
I.a5 y N, limited Express. from 0gdeusburg Mo.
treal and the west. Tor Concord, Manchestsr
Nashua, Lowell, Boston; and New YORK II.
Springfield
7.I2 pm. Passenger for White River junction sss
Windsor.
GOING NORTH:
200 NJ. Night Express, from Boston and NJ,
York Tor Montreal. . gdensburg and the vel
Sleeping car 70 Montreal runs daily suhisv
included. Boston 10 Montreal via lowell
S.47 a. N. Passenger for Rutland. Burlington 81.
Aibans. Bedford al kQuses Point.
2.AS pm. Mail Train from Boston, .WOreesp,
Springfield. New London, and New l0rk IN
Burlington, st, Alhars s. Ogdens urE M0ntrel
and the west. Drawt1g room car % Montreal
5.Il pm. Fast Express, fT0m Boston fl
Montreal and West. Pullman Palace sleep
Ing car attached running through la Cdasio
without change.
f. w. Baldwin, Gen. Supt
s. w. Cummings Gen Pass. AZ
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MERRELL & sOULE. Syracuse. NY.

STATE Up VERMONT AT Probate court be 4
RANDOLPH DISTRICT - at Randolph y Ad
District. on the 9th daN of dee. A.D.lsc hattls
Peck and ID. A. Morse executors OF the ts'st
o sprtgne Arnold sie % Brookheld n said Dhsae
ceased. present their admir- account eNaminall9l
and allowance, and make application torfa IMta
decree disti ibutlOn and partition OF tie estate
said deceased Mirreupou Il is ordered BY
said Court that said annesiion be referred TO Sc
sion fhereofheld at the Probate Ohlce ~ ISL
Randolph the 9Th dss ~ Han. A. u. ls's', ieI
uearlng and decision Thereon. ~
Il Is further ordered. fhal all persons ME 49,
be notified hereof by publication o. notice Of ssla ~
pcaton and order thereon, three weeks snecessllei
in the liz raid and News. newspaper pnhllshra
Randolph and which crculaies IN the neignhorAg9,s
OF those Interested. before said line Of hearing ~
they may appear at sad Tine and place, ana slN-
cause iany they may haze why said account she"'
MOI De allowed. and such ..ecrre niSdt.
iee MiLilNM u. NICHOLS. Iadss
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"4i1rng aO0mrn, mar mr. sf0,y/"

".4i2fng aO0nen, hear ny sf0,y -
g" was about dead with womb
trouble when I began TO take
Lmga e. PmkAam's Tegrta6f Gem
PoHnd
Il did not know what rest was
for months. | was SO dizzy and
faint at times | thought | was
diving. OH how my back did
ache and / was SO cross and
irritable
81 am to-day a living witness of
the wonderful and almost miracu-
lous effects Of Mrs. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound. Relief
came with it at once. My appe-
tile came back. | slept at night.
| am now as well as ! ever was.
"If YOU wish for health, have
faith in Mrs. Pinkham's treatment
and medicine" Mrs. JENNIE
ARTHUR. Taylor, Texas.
From the uterus and womb spring
nearly all of the troubles of women.
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MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE 1!

Owing to age and poor health viii sell
the Mil property situated in Rochester
village, consisting Of Gristmiil with three
run OF stones, SaWmill attached with con-
venience for getting out chair stock, Black
smith Shop on the premises aoing large
business, also Water Rent to run Foundry
and Wood Shop. Will sell at a BARGAIN.
JOHN I. TOWER.
Rochester Vt, Dec. 49, 1892 4wp
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sold by A. W. Tewk-bury q sons
A. r. Hood & son. Chelsea'
Wright a. Reed. BIT bel:
Gle. Black. -. koyalton-
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Thousands o {
women write us TO
use their names in
telling others how
they have been
cured BY the Com
pound.
Aiidrnggisis sell 81. Or seiIi
b. mail. 80 form Of filitHf
LozenErs, oii reeeip; Of 81.
Correspondence freely an
swered Ad,itess in cnnh
denee. iNpfA D. liSs-
HAN MEDICAL GO. lyNNi
Mass. LAYER Pills, Sc
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Nervousness.
A0RSF0RD'S Acid Phosphoe

An agreeable and benea-
cial tonic and food for Ii.
nerves and brain. A remeov
of the highest value in Men.
tai and Nervous Exhaustion,
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Trial bottle mailed on receipt Of q cent,
in stamps. Rumford Chemical Won
Providence, R. l.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
E.O BLANCHARD, DDS.

Special attention giveu 70 b preservation OF the
atural teeth end tie ir-ertia. Artificial crowns
said, Rubber. CeilalOii aud Dpatinaous Gums
ased as base Tor arllarlt te- q. DaB3ss 81 Gays
clock.
West Randolph, Vt
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-05-24
w I s co N SIN.

Stangd bank. En- bank Necedah
har installt sina betalningar Skulder-
ma uppga till $22, 900 och tillgangarne
torde bel6pa sig till $4,000
Eldsvada Swan Youngren, bosatt
fyra mil fran River Falls, f0rlorade /
fredags slit boningshus tillika med in
ventarier genom eldsvada.
Ole Olson, en- aldre invanare fran
Alma, blef en- qvall f6rra veckan Of
verk6rd och d6dad af cit bantag. Det
tros att den arme mannen var berusad.
RymAe med grannens hustru.
Jens johnson Sagmo, bosatt nagra mil
fran Grantsburg, sages hafva rymt till
sammans med en- grannes, Frank Erick-
sons, hustru.
Fran Amigo meddelas att half
ten af staden blifvit 6delagd utaf elds-
vida och omkring 30 byggnader ha
nedbrunnit k0pingen Bryant. Om-
kring 200 personer aro husvllla sist-
namda k6ping. Egendomsf0rlusten Dir
ansenlig.
West Superior-nyheter: Varuma-
gasinen aro 6fverfulla af mJ6l. I f0rra
veckan stodo ensamt Great Northern
jernvagen 900 banvagnslaster mj0l,
hvilka ej kunde aaastas brist pa ut
rymme magasinen. Det magasinera-
de mj1lf1rradet 0fverstiger en- half mil
lion tunnor SAINT Ar dubbelt sd stort
som vid samma It'd f0rlidet ar. En- sail
synt och minnesvard fest fingo svensk-
amerikanerna harstAdes fra sistlidne
l0rdagsqvall. Genom pastor A. P. Mon
tens energiska bem6dande lyckades det
nemligen att erhalla ett bes0k af den
framstaende och v0rdade biskopen fran
vart gamla fosterland X. III. Gez. Won
Scheele. Pa grund of det for hr bisko-
pens resor utstakade programmed, var
det till en- b6rjan mycket tvifvelaktigt
ON Superior-svenskarne skulle fa till
falle att SO och h6ra den h6ge resanden
men, som sagdt, det lyckades. Stunden
skall sAkerligen lange minnas at dem,
som deltogo sagda jubelfest.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-05-24

Drunknad. Ed. Talfson, en- ung
man ON 20 ar fran Mason City, Iowa,
drunknade den Is dennes under det
han skulle ro Diver floden ofvanf6r
Rhodes qvarndam narheten af Mason
City. Den starka str0mmen fattade
nemligen baten och f6rde den nBrmare
damfastet. Da Talfson insag att han
skulle f0lja med nedf6r vattenfallet,
hoppade han ur baten mon omkom va
gorna vid fors0ket att simmande uppna
land.
Hagelstorm. En- fasansviird hagel-
och regnstorm atfoljd af starkt askva-
der drog l0rdags Diver vestra delen al
Pennsylvania och 0stra delen af Ohio,
anstallande stor f0rlust a egendom. I
Pittsburg uppskattas skadan till en-
million dollars Hagelstenarne voro
stora som gasagg och krossade f0nster-
rutorna nastan 0fverallt. I frukttrad-
gardar och pa den vaxande gr6dan an.
staldes stor skada.-I Marietta, Ohio,
f6rst6rdes en- mangd hus af hagelstor-
men och anstalde dessutom stor skada q
den v;ixande gr6dan. Sa vidt man vet
har ej nagot menniskoif gait f0rlo-
radt,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-05-24
d A KO r A.

En- mystisk historic berattas fran
Minot, N. Da. Iva gossar, Carl Han
son och Henrik Oppedahl, omkommo
harom dagen pa cit mystiskt satt. Lik-
jurYn har f0rklarat, att Hanson ON
kommit genom drunkning och Oppe-
dahl genom stryknin. Antagligen fore
ligger en- f6rbrytelse, men intet spar
finnes, som tyder pa hvem som begatt
den. M0jligtvis kan det vara sjelf-
mord.
Funnen en- halmstack. Fran
Yankton, S. d., skrifves don II mai:
Butler Nicholson fran Potter county,
som varit intagen pa darhuset, men
rymde derifran sistlidne november och
sedan icke lemnat spar efter sig, pa
traffades s&som lik f6rliden onsdag en-
delvis uppbrsnd halmstack nagra mil
fran hospitalet. F0rmodligen hade
han blifvit qviifd halmstacken, och pa
sd s;itt ljutit d6den.
Fruktsamhet. 1 Norway Town
ship, Deckey county, N. d., Dor fa-
miljen Hoybeck med sina 7 barn. Hoy
beck gifte sig 1887 och hans hustru fick
ett barn. Iva ar senare valsignades
aktenskapet med ett par tvillingar,
och ett ar derefter med en- liknande
f6r0kning familjen. Harom dagen
nedkom hustrun med det tredje pare,
tvillingar, sd att familjen nu har siu
barn, af hvilka 4 kommit till verlden
under en- tidrymd af 10 manader. Det
ar endast ar och manader sedan det
f0rsta barnet f6ddes. Nagot dylikt lair
icke f6rr hafva intrAffat staten.
Coda forhoppningar. Den gym
samma vaderlek, som radt de tva sena-
ste veckorna, har betydligt f6rbattrat
utsigterna for en- god sk6rd S. Dako-
ta skrifves det fran Chamberlain den
Il maj. Rapporter, inlupna fran olika
delar af staten, gifva vid handen, att
ON tva eller tire veckor skall vegetation
nen vara lika sa langt framme som for
lidet ar. Den starka nederb0rden har
f6rsenat majssattningen, hvilket dock
icke b6r hindra farmarne att "a en- rik
sk6rd af denna sadesart Manga far
marc hade redan satt hvete, imam den
kalla och vata viderleken intraffade.
I s6dra delen af staten vintar man sig
afven en- rik sk8rd. Den besadda area
len inom staten har betydligt 0kats till
f6ljd af den stora nvandringen af nya
settlare, hvarf6r man vantar sig en-
st6rre afkastning lin nagonsin f0rut.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-05-24
br6der och systrar SAINT hans medarl
uinOaro

br6der och systrar SAINT hans medarf-
vingar.
vi aro synd afade och fiddle. Vara
krafter aro idel svaghet. vi aro b0jda
till det som ar ondt. vi beh6fva derfor
mad for ALT, mad till ALT. Delta "a vi.
ALT af MAIDEN, den fria och of6rskylda
MAIDEN berommer sig var lutherska kyr-
ka. Och haraf will den ber0mma sig i
ALA land. Halleluia!
Gan da och g0ren frukt. Och eder
frukt skall blifva. I skolen 6fvervinna
satan och all hans magt. I skolen be-
segra satans synagoga
Guds vanskap ar oforliknelig. Hans
karlek ar hans kyrkas grund och horn
stem. Han sager och bjuder, 'Kom-
men till mig, I ALA, som arbeten och
aren betungade och jag skall vederqvic-
ka eder och skolen finna ro till edra
sjalar. Larer at mig, ty jag Dir mild
och odmjuk af hjertat." Hur ringa I
an aren, I hafven samma ratt till Gud
och hans viinskap, som ar euig och tro-
fast. Edra barn, som Ell kunna saga va
re sig ia eller nej, har han tagit sin
famn, till slit hjerta, slit f6rbund, ty
sadana h0rer himmelriket till. Pa den
ma heliga pingstdag latom oss saga:
Jag langtar efter dig, min Jesus. Ut
gjut din ande Diver mig och Diver ALT
k0tt. Lat vara s0ner och d6ttrar pro-
fetera! Lat pingstvinden genomsusa
din fralsta verld! Samla dit folk till
gemensam och oaflatlig bon! R0r hui
set! Gif nya tungors ljud at ALA och
enhvar Da skall verlden fralst och sa-
lig sjunga: Halleluja! Ty ALA som
drifvas af Guds anda, de aro Guds
barn. Amen.n II IT.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-05-24
Biskop v. Scheele i Minneapo-
lis och St Paul.

Pingstdagen den 81 maj 1898 skall
lAnge ihagkommas af svenskarne twill
ingstaderna.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-03
BUSINESSOFT THE RAILWAYS
Heavy West. Bound Tonnage Swelling
the Traffic of Indianapolis Lines.
East Round Shipments Not 80 large as Last
Year-Local Business Of All Roads
Heavier Than Ever Before.

The train records show that in the week
ending April l there were received and for
warded at indianapolis 1852 loaded cars.
which was an increase Of 5ls over the num-
Der handled in the week preceding. So far
as east-bound through business Is con-
cerned, the shipments are not up to the
usual tonnage at this season of the year.
The shipments OF -four and corn products
to New York and New England compare
well with those of the corresponding period
Of 1892. but the export business OF these
same articles 10 by no means up TO the
usual quantities. and the same remark
will apply to wheat and corn ship
ments. Shipments of oats. however. are
increasing. The shipments Of cotton are
light. Vest bound the tonnage Is seldom
heavier than at present. and the business
Is carried at good rates; on east-Dound
through business rates are well held. West
bound from indianapolis one of the trunk
lines has through its connection with the
Toledo. st. Louis q Kansas City. fitted its
tariff so as to draw some business which
the direct lines would, On equal rates.
certainly carry. but the Fandalia and the
ST. Louis division of the Big Four have
plenty of freight and can get tariff rates
for carrying it, and hence let the side cut
line have the business. which ID largely
iow-class freighte. Seldom are the ship
.ments of freight west from seaboard
points as heavy so far into the spring
months. Local traffic is limited. seeming
IL, to room at the city freight depots. on
platforms and loading and unloading side
tracks to handle it. and the cars agents can
secure to load. One of the oldest of the
local agents says il is no exaggeration to
Say that, In the last half OF March. = larger
tonnage OF local freights. incoming and
outgoing, was handled than in any fifteen
days in the history of railroading in In
dianapolis, and this remark will apply. he
says, TO every Indianapolis line. The
character of the business is so mIscellane-
ons that IL includes nearly every article
named in the classification list. Below Is
given the number of car received and for
warded at this point for the week ending
April /, as compared with the correspond
ing weeks of the preceding two years:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-03
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office Of
LaBelle d French, Marion, Indiana. from Tuesday,
March %. until 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, April IL,
1893. for material to be furnished and labor to be per.
formed. in the construction of a three story and base
ment Commercial Club building to be built OF brick
and stone, and TO be erected in the city OF Marion, In
diana, agreeable t. the plans and spect1cations pre-
pared for said work by LaBells & French, architects.
No sub bids will be received. This contract will be
let as a whole. Bids will be opened In presence OF the
Board of Directors and contractors who bid on the
work, at date and time last above given. Each con-
tractor must give q certified check 10 the amount Of
500, payable to the undersigned, to accompany his
bid, and If the contractor to whom contract is awarded
should fail to give satisfactory bond, the check will
become forfeited. The Board of Directors reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
JAMES V. SWEETSER.
Chairman of Finance Committee.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-03
~ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given. pursuant to an order OF the
Marion Circuit Court, in the assignment of William
Pfafiin. that the undersigned assignee win offer for
sale. at private vendue. the following described real
estate belonging TO said trust. situated in Marion
county. Indiana. To wit:
Lots numbered seven 90 and eight (Sl. in Phillipss
subdivision of JOhnsOn's heirs addition To the city of
Indianapolis, being a subdivision of the west part OF
block twenty four (24) OF said Johnson's heirs add
ton, except six (6) feet ami eight (S) inches OF the
south side Of said lot number seven Cd.
Said sale TO be subject to the inchoate interest OF
the wife of the assignor TO one-third thereof.
Sealed bids therefor OF purchasers will be received
at the storeroom OF Cathcart, Cleland & Co. No. 8
East Washington street. until the 10th day of April,
1893. and the same thereafter opened in open court.
Terms 10 be stated In bid. Any and all bids may be
rejected Abstract shown upon app licatiOn-
JOHN Il. CLEIAND. Assignee.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-03
TO REsIpENrs OF ILLINOIS.
The Supply Of Beef.

The price of beef has been so low In the
great agricultural States that the business
of beef production has been neglected. Ii
takes some time to pick up cattle-growing
much longer than producing q hog crop.
The latter may be Tor in q year.. while
about three years are required to breed,
grow and put into the market
beef cattle. The increased inquiry
for prime young bulls comes from the
vanguard of the alert, bright, reading
These will be ready with good beeves very
soon after prices have gone up to the good
paying point. But, compared with the de-
mand, the supply. at first. will not be
enough. While these good prices will
probably appear In 1891, possibly. with q
good sprinkle next autumn, it will be two
or three years. perhaps longer. before there
will be q large supply.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-03

A meat safe will pay for itself In the eay.
ing of moe odds n ends. and reduce gas
bills as we'll. They can easily be made at
home: three shelves. either mounted on
legs or hanging. are enclosed in wire gauze.
The front may be made of q window screen
on hinges. with q button TO keep it closed.
Meats, vegetables. pies. cheese. and oil
sorts of nice lefs-overs may be kept here
quite safe from flies and ants. III IL il kept
In q draughty place 1t will do as rood work
in the preserving line as q refrigerator.
Hanging shelves without the wire game
cover can be- easily made. and are nice for
cellar use.