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Observation-Disclosures.

WE WILL. FURNISH FLAT complete h
cry, &c. on terms nj s. 4 81 weekly until paid
for: parties intending to hire furnished fiat will
readily zee the advantage OF owning the contents
of home d AT really less expense; your choice OF
an immen'e assortment oil FURNITURE carpets
rugs & curtains; odd fancy parlor pieces scores
Of pretty things 10 make n home inviting call tor
list Of fats, price list 4 Estimate. HENRY
NAMES 4 SONS. 40 43l 9Th ave. between
3lst 4 SD stk white buildings
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Flats and Apartments to Let.



lOTH ST.. 2OT w. near broadway - Fiat.
light rooms. bath; all improvements; finely
Alsr 81. 2U6 W, near Brondway--3- room Hats
80 rooms sl6: ali improvements Janitor.
9TH ST. siT ai9 w.--N.w brownsione, : 4 Z
light rooms: improyu ntnts, halls heated. ts.
SIS Janitor.
18Th ST sSs W. between sth a 9th aves =
Handsome nats. T. light rooms. decorated
combination bath: hall heated. new house. NS.
t2iSo
iUrH 81, 42I Apartments. rooms newly
painted quiet house; 80. 20, Sll. Housekeepcr'
Attn 81, Az W 4 elegant rooms, lie ht / i'm.
proyements; heated halls; hnc neighborhood {;
rent SIS. sl".
asTH ST. Bic w,-Apartm.n,s $3.50, si?,So; ), I
rooms nicely pApercd; wardrebes. closets; sta
tionary tubs
SID ST 4OI W. = rooms, sl3 upward: AS W.
oath ST., = rooms, -. Jnnitor.
SAD 81 AIS W. Half month free; 9 4 4 room
apartments. ~. 30 10 sl4; improvements.
Goth st IS We rooms bath. steam heat. pri-
vate halls s27 up.
provenents: heaters, hail, heated $40 TO so.
18th ST., l37 W-plcgantly decorated top fat
u rooms 4 oath. all ilghl; tent 80
iC0TH ST a w corner 9th Corner dat. 5
light rooms, $40.
lOID 81 loo ". > & : rooms elegantly deco
rated steam heated; free until April rent W. (.
Si6 NJ. Barnett. T. l26thr 81
iosTH ST.. Is q Is w.--Thess apartments are 10.
Gated on a wide street near ntrancs to Central
Park: they will be carefully maintained for ANAL
& desirable families who want inexpensive homes
In an attractive locality halls heated rents from
S25 to $50 Apply at No. IL. or to L. c. SIMON
son, LAG broadway.
Ia h, gas. heat: rear portion OF elegant MAJ.
Dentist.
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unfurnished Rooms to Let.

SAD ST, 81 W.-priyate family will rent two
rooms. unfurnished; heat a. d gas; references,
SgTH ST.. li5 F.-2 large front rooms, suitable
for Doctors Office, Inquire on premises.
LARGE, square. sunny, 81. story room. very large
closet; improvements; private house; Sl3 $40
West 18th ~.
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furnished Rooms to Let.

Onr Time, Zoe pr hns !SSoOd Tine, ne. d.,
me lhTd and Subsequent Times. iSc pcr Inn
No e,tra charge on Ss~davk
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR IT-Adyertissunsuts
for The World Iuay lie left al any Amer can
District messenger Once Ia the city where the
char g,s viii be tho same Us those ~ the lalD
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HOSEA HIGGINS

OUR uwN ACADEMY OF DANCING,
1856 liU W Est I'D ST., near 9th ave. II sta
uon, 81 monthly. Glasses MON, TCES ,
THURS: and FRIDAY, 4: so 10 O3O; private
beginners classes lessons, 81 quarter, ~ les.
sons. 80; receptions Webs, sats. first lessons
private. open every day, X A. NJ. 10 IL =. NJ.
FROM THE NEW YORK WOULD.
Hosea Higgins is probably rs well known Ms any
man la New York. and the lame OF the institu-
lion over which. he prcsidcS has spread all over
the country. The invarable and pronounced sur
cess that has followed his methods In teaching the
art o, dancing has made II the largest establish
ment ol the kind In the world. To the better
Ciiiss OF people Our own /, AN ileni inStitu-
ton; its facilities are uneQualled, the floor space
is enormous the music provided is above crit
ciSm, while his stan OF lady nnt gentleman teach
prs stand AT the head ol their profession,
Mr.. HOSEA HIGGINS, In his class lessons
gives individual instruction In II room separate
from the general class room. Diflident pupils
mud this method n great advantage. lie GUAR.
ANrEES HE WALTZ IN SIX PRlNAT h
Lessons, MAKING No FAILURES.
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AVE A. 2S3--workinC girl can have good
home board, 50, 50 weekly including washing
Burton.
cRAMERCY PARK. SO to %, family hot.l-suits
single rooms. steam heated; eIcellsnt table; rea-
sonable rates
LEXINGTON AVE ,ol6-Nicely furnished back
parloT suitable for doctor: excellent board; also
oIner rooms. -
CD AVE. 1884 near 18th st-Nicely furnished
room, i or =? gentlemen. with board $3.50,
lTH AVE lO?-Accommodates quiet working
ladies 4 gents, mechanics board. home COM
forts; 50, SOS weekly.
9Th 81 40 +. Large x small furnished front
| rooms. with board; ~ so, -.
9TH ST. Sc E.-sunny rooms. large small with
board; home comforts; gentlemen, 81; ladies, 81
lulli n. 400 r. Large rDnt ~ adjoining room I:
good board: optional private; moderate. Mrs.
| Rah.
lVrH ST.. lip E.-Nsatiy furnished room for 2
gentlemen; Als0 hall ronn,. with board.
| lML n-tr oval roNms win
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T.ENox

Conservatory. 24S Wet 23d st. ALWAYS oprn).
CORNECT WALTZ GUARANTEED III
I'VE strictly private lessons, al, any hour. with
music: positively failures lady assistants Sc
iect classes forming every afternoon and evening
individual instruction given beginners private
waltz and latest dances ulartnteed, including
dance arIstccritic and WASHINGTON two-step;
monthly, 81: quarterly, 50; send for circular:
REC p1iOS Wednesday and saturday even.
ings: STAGE DANCING, every style. So
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Dancing Academies.

6Sh ST. -Four class lessons. 81; "a lessons, 60;
correct waltz guarnntecd in . private lessons,
ladies, Tuesdays and saturdays. same price, & No
To D. 10 T. ". lady and gentlemen teachers; best
place In the city NJ popular prices; send address
specially; reception TO. MORROW EVENING
dancing T. 30 to L. L. NJ. admission, gentleman
and lady, +Oc
teach spanish, " Sprpcntine, ~ - Butterfly, ~
Fan, Mirror and all stage dances,
MRS. CARRIERS DANCING ACADEMY, Gal
Lexington ave. classes private lessons; waltz
specially; latest dances taught rapidly,
All ERNOOS CLASSES. WALTZ GCARAN.
Tues. & Thurs, 3. -. ~ toed in private les.
LADY ASSISTANTS sons, With music, 81.
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For Sale.

DEsKS.Rolli other desks, new. I'd: man'es
"a and cabinets In OAK, cheap HARBURUER,
DESKS Bookkecpers', factory, iawyers' desks;
good roll. icp', mostly seccn l. hand, at moderate
prices W Livertys ST.
DIAMONDS watches jewciry on easy terms rep.
rescntai'vcs Will call with samples
JollUNNor BROS. 50 Maiden lane,
feet return suitable for lunch. cigar or cash
counter; char. Apply to liARTH'S HOTEL,
corner Christopher and West SITS
ELECTRIC MOTOR and dynamo, cost ,i6S, win
take S75 or tes offer We can get: horse power.
HAsBRotCk ij7 West 23d st.
: FURNITURE suitable tor people who wish TO
iihaiinl'h Hat parlor dining aud b, droom suit,
floor. '''
CASH REGISTERS. National Lamson and
kruse; cut rates; repairing and supplies. 70
LARGE MARVIN SAFE, . roll-top desks and
caligranh writing machines, with cabinets, Tor
sale. lis East lin st,
LARGE and small Marvin and Herring burglar
safes rolI''op desks partitions; railins'
MFR HANT lAILORlNG flNruRrs Tor sale
cheap OIL I'd ave, rear 18th it.
MUSICAL BON I? tunes, new, harp attachments;
cost ti25, sell $50, need money, 25o Broadway.
roUm &C.
OAK MANTEI:s with mirror tops, tiles ard sum.
mer fronts, SIC; others. GRANT ?o5 West i2i st,
rlAHo 9Eisa' M ~ Nj II i's saD ! at"
PIANO, light, II otncw at . great s,cri.
62d 81,
PLATFORM SCALES, all sizes. best makers;
warranted "i,G H. ifSg ?n H.M 9TS., nTG1e'
POOL and billiard tables, new and second hand /.
auction prices. GRIFFITH Co, IL ith ave
o., u sa.n bu,rr q s,DHrt:." ""ye.y ,qig2crip.
safe cheap. best makers $. @. QUIRK, %
Spring st.
SAFES for hous and business. second hand. SIS
up; new. US up: catalogue tres. ~ Clinton
SAFES. new and second hand; jewellers. pawn.
brokers' once and houss safes. cheap
SAFETY BICrGLn For SALE cheap. U.S
SEWING MACHINES OF all kinds; new. si3 up;
good secondhand ones from $40 Tor cash or
monthly payments: we exchange: rent and repair
East lith ST., 203 Grand st.
SEWING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Domestic, New
Home. White: your choice SIS: automatic. s35
SEWING MACHINE. One, rev months used
also elegant parlor anu chamber furniture; sac
iiiice. lOS East i6th ~.
sHowCAsEs-Now is your time; !. 900 showcases
movai. CRAFT. 81 New Bowefy. "'
TiPEwRITERs-Ali makes sacrificed; rented. "a
monthly; kept repaired free: largest stock in
city: rebuilt equal to new; supplies discounted
| telephone. 3.9ls Cortlandt. TYPEWRITER HEAD
QUARTERS. 10 Liberty St. street floor. formerly
81 Broadway
| TYPEwRITERs. s25 TO $50. all makes; guaran.
teed, shipped allowing examination; rentals 81
| monthly: send postal for memorandum book prices
| CONSOLIDATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
| 2i5 Broadway.
| TYPEwR1TEkS. al, makes. at prices defying com
| petition: rentals lower than elsewhere. METRO.
| P0LITAN TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS Ill
| Broadway.
VALUABLE GOLD MINE in Colorado for sac
or lease. Principals please address MIR.
WILKES, Aston House.
| 81 WEEKLY-Watches. diamonds, jewelry; agent
| calls; established 1880. w. f. MEEKS CO..
| Murray st.
Sl75 -PRINTING OUTFIT Peerless job nrpss
| tSyl2,, types, Sc Call or address PRINTER,
| $40 broadway, brooklyn.
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Instruction.

One TIm,. &c. per line: Second Time, &c. pc
ane Third and Subsequent Times, soc PER linz
No t.rtrd choyPe on StiudGVs
AN EXPERT In short hand gives private nsiruc
ton: rapid advancement; practical training
complete, unlimited course. S5o. 80 Broadway.
room IS.
CANAAN ACADEMY Canaan, Conn. home for 90
boys college or business preparatory; individual
training: backward boys advanced; openings ut
Easter. Address the RECTOR.
HfPNoTlsM practically taught with subjects. pr
yate exhibitions: hours TO s. Prof. Alexander
226 West 39th st.
sTENOGRAPHY and Typewrifing School,
Sic Broadway. N. Y: 81 week. Call or write
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Boarders Wanted.

On nr1 s)c. per bne: Second Tine, lie pr
tn<: 7hird and Subsequent HmeA ISc PEI line
No sztra charge on Sundapa
80 EXTRA CHARGE FOR lr-Advertisements
for The World may be left At any American
District messenger ONCE In the city, where the
charges will sc the sane those ~ the mah.
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ART SCHOOL.
REMBRANDT, East 18th st.-Architecture
illustrating. painting
bANJU Circulars
LEvERT & voGT. 52I sd ave-. s5th st.
BANJO. mandolin. !ig and clog dancing school
circnlars mailed. J. Began, ~ 3D. ave. near 9th.
FRENCH. German, Italian taught without books.
including verbs; tourists coached: terms IS.
DAHL 1928 West 23d st.
MANDOLIN guitar violin, piano, harp, either,
violoncell0. banjo: vocal: INSTRUMENTS FUR
nished. RAYMONbS SCHOOL. 225 West 42d
NEGLECTED EDUCATION. grammar, spelling,
letter-writing. arithmetic, penmanship book
keeping. 80 lessons. $40. DAHLs. 1928 West Esd at.
PUPILS WANTED Backward scholars and
adults OF neglected education speciality; les
sons at pupils tePcher's residence. Address
WALTER" box $40 World.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRITING-Day and
evenings: speeding classes. Isaac Pitman 6
Metropolitan School. 95 9th ave circulars.
SHORTHAND: Greggs method: most rapid
learned in one-fourth usual time: terms So
DAHLS l2s West 23d st.
sTENoGRAPHIC and typewriting lessons. day
or evening. Miss James school formerly Miss
Lambs, 1850 Broadway.
sTENoGRAPHY and Typewriting School, ut
broadway, n. Y; 81 week Call or write.
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A RESTAURANT, vicinity Wall st. 81, $50
cause OF selling, sickness; established 40 years.
MCDONALD WIGGI rs I4O Nassau 81.
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4LIGHi II ioMs b2ariRcoH, s2a
PAR 90 lIEA rER-. &r -
Nth ST.. e5 W., between 9TH 4 9TH Aves :
Elegant LIST 4 I'd 1ats, rooms.
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BAKERY doing over 65 barrels week: ex
tIaordlnary bargain: alsO Brooklyn bakeries.
MITCHELL. a. Church ST.
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west sldei price very moderate. Apply
MCDONALD W1GGINS, 40 Nassau st.
A PARTNER WANTED with 5000; manu-
featuring business; will guarantee S25 to $50
weakly. MCDONALD WIGGINS. $40 Nassau st.
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AT IMMENSELY reduced prices. hotels, cafes
restaurants and corner liquor stores in every
lection OF the city on agreeable terms also lease
hnd license OF corner store for sale. Apply Whole
Beach u.
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ASIoNlSHING BARGAINS : Restaurants
ho'els, liquor stores, groceries, butter stores
| T rSm INA markets lunch rooms. MITCHELL, 4s
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AFlRsr-CLASS fish and oyster market for sale
East New York ave
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cheap to cash buyer
A. II. WHITEiiEAD, 2O56 Lexington ave.
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tcoon lIouor store or slIoon wanted, west side
Investment $500 to $1,000 World Branch. ISL
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DEsKs.RollI other desks, new. I'd: man,eis
and cabinets In OAK, cheap. HAMBURGER,
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Ing good business n leading avenue; sacrifice
a. R, r,ght party. Apply REILLYS, 10 Court St
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Good Will & Interest for Sale.

One Time, Csc per Inc: Second Time. sc per
line: Third AID Subsequent Tines. s0c. per hn<.
&c. per iins ertrd on Sunddy&
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FAMILY LIQUOR STORE. $500: one for 5000 on
the west side saloon opposite Brooklyn Ferry
free and clear, 81 500 one OF the best corners on
West at, with hotel opposite ferry S. 900: one OF
the best Sd ave corners s. 0oO one OF the best
downtown hotels, $40 600 property OF all descrip.
lions for sale and exchange.
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",rrrEHCE LIQUOR STORES, restaurants, coun-
\ liz IN hotels cigar stores; several bargains.
LIITLE 4 IOYT. "a Chnmbers 81.
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VERY FINE west side corner saloon only
81, 500; this is a bargain.
McDONALD WIGGINs, l4O Nassau st.
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Good viii a interest for Sale.

CIGAR SfURB, good for mandatory, near L
station rent paid until July. 2U7 East 18th St,
CIGAR STORE FOR SALE; establisacd "a years
good locht oil. 1888 I'd ave.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-28
4 Portfolio the
Worlds Photographs

A grand panorama OF the world
from creation to the present time
Presenting to view pictured scenes
of famous battles in the world
history, buried cities, mysterious
ruins, gloomy prisons, irownins
towers, feudal castles, great battle
ships. hedrals. mosques,
churches, obeliSks, famous parks
and fountains, beautiful lakes, be-
wildering and awful mountain
scenes, magnificent cities, celebrated
sculpture, famous paintings. Works
of art from imperial galleries, scenes
from the Holy Land. tropical
forests. imposing and costly build
inss, triumphal arches, mausoleums,
monuments, statues. caves. cav
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of the Worlds most Famous
People, authors, artists. poets,
sculptors, musicians. politicians,
bankers, millionaires, judges, actors,
actresses, presidents, kings. princes.
members of the royal families. men
who ruled the world, showing their
homes and scenes in their lives.
UoaTlu Enn Royal Quarto Pages.
N6dllI JuU Extra Heavy Ivory
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1000 Photographs.
Handsomely bound in fine silk cloth
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-28
Wonderful Richness of Siberia,

Considering the fecundity of the
Siberian mountains and rivers in re-
spect to colored precious stones, it
would seem as If nature had, in a
cynical moment, wreaked vengeance on
this portion of the earth by making it
hideous, yet rich beyond compare.
With all the marvellous mineral
products. the porphyry, the blue and
green jasper, granite, red, rose-colored
and blue quartz, chalcedony, lapis
lazuli topaz, beryl, aquamarine, and
crystals attaining two inches in
diameter filing these terrible mines
and soil, who would wish to own any
portion of it? No wonder the palaces
of st. Petersburg are splendidly en-
bellished from such teeming quarries,
or that the rich nobility spend
thousands Of versts for articles that
can only be manufactured in the dark
Altai Mountains. Siberia to the Rus
SLAMS is merely a magnificent territory
of unbounded wealth, and vast prison
house for the criminal and 'nihilist.
No sentiment is wasted on the country.
Boston Herald.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-28
Gambling on his Life.

The gambling instinct is strong in
most men, but it is seldom that one
hears of a man with sufficient nerve to
bet a sum OF money on his own life.
A wager of this kind has Just leaked
out in which two promine t members
of Philadelphia club are concerned.
These two men have been clo.e friends
for years. One is doctor and the
other lawyer. a year ago the law
yer, who had previously en- Dyed the
best of health, began to complain of
feeling run down. He consulted his
friend, the doctor, who, after a minute,
thorough examination, told him frank
~ his lungs were affected, the action
of his heart was impaired and that he
wouldn't live a year. The lawyer,
who Is man of indomitable pluck and
will power, was naturally stunned for
moment. After the first shock had
passed off his true nature asserted
itself. "Ill bet you 81, 900 you are
wrong and that l do live over one
year." he exclaimed. The doctor was
positive his diagnosis wa correct and
was forced to accept the bet. The
money was placed in safety deposit
vault and the lawyer went abroad. In
six months he returned. The wear
was up last week and he won his
wager. And what is more, he says he
Is open for more bets of a similar ma
ture.-Philadelphia Record.
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His Advice Went for Naught.

The other day there came to New
York young Bostonian who is famous
in the Hub as a landscape gardener,
and who is also loaded to the guards
with the most impressive affectations.
He came at the request of very
wealthy express magnate, who has a
superb country seat on the Hudson,
and who is as proud of it as he was of
his first baby. 1t is renowned for it's
magnificent stretches of velvety lawns
and also for some very fine elm trees,
one Of the latter which stands alone on
the crest of little knoll being the
very apple of its owners eye. The
young BOstonian arrived In the even
ing and dined with his employer and
host and after breakfast the next
morning they walked forth together
to discuss the prospect for improving
the general effects of the view from the
front piazzas. With great display Of
thoughtful study tie young man
peered over the landscape, catching
angles and other things by raising his
hand in front of his eyes and also NOV
ing it from right to left as he squinted
by its edge. This was kept up in
silence for about minute. Then he
said: "Hm-m-m-m, very fair chance
here, very fair chance, indeed, for
something exceedingly nice to be made
of it. Now. the very first thing to go
will be that big elm standing there by
itself, and"
He got no further in his advice, for
in q cold voice the elder II an inter-
rupted him with: No, you're wrong:
you will be the first thing to go. and
the train leaves at 9:22. The station
wagon will leave ten minutes earlier"
Then he turned and walked away
New York Mail and Express.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-28
A REMARKABLE PONY.
It Is An Affectionate Animal and Shows
Almost Human Intelligence.


John G. Krantz, of Baltimore, is the
owner of Western pony in which he
takes great deal of pride. The horse
is named Dick and is one of those
pieces of horselesh which seem to
have almost human understanding.
Dick is small enough to go through
the small door cut in the stable door
which is intended for the entrance of
man. He prefers to enter by the
SIN iller door and sometimes tries to
take the carriage to which he is har-
messed in with him. This. it is need
less to say, results in failure. He con-
siders himself above the common herd,
and with good reason.
He will not have his harness put on
in the stable, but must be taken into
Office for that purpose. He then con-
sents to be led out to be hitched to the
carriage. Dick is very fond of cream
peppermint drops: the ordinary loZen-
ges he will not touch. In order to
get these at the end of each drive he
is taken to one of Mr.. Krantz's stores.
His driver then goes inside for the
candies. If he wishes to do so Dick
will calmly walk across the pavement
and enter the door, much to the amuse-
ment of the OnloOkers and the edifica
tion of the children. The sweetmeats
are given to the animal and he backs
out.
He always gazes after his master
with look OF inquiry in his eyes and
puts his fore feet on the pavement
when Mr.. Krantz leaves the carriage.
Mr.. Krantz thinks his pet can be
taught to do almost anything and if he
had the time would try to educate
Dick himself. The horse is very fond
of his master, and on all occasions
shows this affection. There is nothing
too good for Dick and he evidently de-
serves it.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-28
PROBATE CAUSE NO. 1929.

In the Circuit Court of Marshall County. In
diana. December term 1894. Charles NJ. Walker.
Administrator of Estate of Elliott Walker de-
ceased. VS.. Anna NJ. Walker ct al.
TO Elliott Il. Walker Andrew Walker, Mary
Emery. Jane Watkins, Francis Marion Walker,
Minerva Ballinger.
You are seyerally hereby notified that the
above named petitioner as Administrator of the
estate aforesaid. has filed i'm the Circuit Court of
Marshall County, Indiana. a petition making
you defendants thereto, and praying therein for
an order and decree of said Court authorizing
the sale of certain Real Estate belonging To the
estate of said decedent and i'm said petition de
scribed, to make assets for the payment of the
debts and liabilities of said estate; and that
said petition so filed and pending. Is set for
hearing i'm said Circuit Court AZ the Court house
in Plymouth, Indiana. on the 22nd judicial day
of the December term, 1894, of said Court, the
same being the 10th day of January 1896.
Witness the Clerk and Seal of said Court, this
9th day of December 1894.
ID, A. SNYDER, Clerk.
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Magazines and Periodicals

We are prepared to give special rates
for those who desire To renew their sub
scriptions in connection with the INDIE
PENDENT.
The following rates viii be given to
subscribers:
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Speed at Which the Earth Revolves

Everybody knows that the earth
makes one complete revolution on its
axis once every twenty-four hours.
But few, however, have any idea OF
the high rate of speed necessary to ac-
complish that feat. The highest We
locity ever attained by cannon ball
second, which is equal to mile in 30
seconds. The earth, in making one
turn with velocity nearly equal to
that of a cannon ball. In short, the
estimated at nearly 1900 feet per Sec
ond, or q mile every SO seconds, or
aeYepteep miles mipte.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-28

Others, which space fOrbids us to
mention, including papers, magazines,
agricultural, science, medical or liter
airy journals, published in the United
States or the old world. can be secured
at this office at greatly reduced rates.
Give us a call we can save you money
*To new subscribers only.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-28
CLUB LIST.

As the Holiday approaches. a great
many people desires to subscribe for
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-28
GOOD People o. hlISl0II Go.
BiSSell'S
Exchange

has a good supply of just
such goods as you all must
have, and to save time and
money it will be to your
interest. No place in the
county can do as well.
This stock is all staple
goods and prices the lowest
in Marshall county. Salts
faction guaranteed in every
deal. Call around and give
him a chance to prove the
truth of this assertion and
bring your Butter, Eggs and
Produce and get the highest
price at
Cor. La Porte and Center SITS.