davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05
Die sr0fte &infe Ger melt.
Das 6Ias fir oas perfeszG eIescop 1T pols
enoet.

Die groBe 40 3oG i'm 9ur6meFer mel
fenbe 2tn5e, tpel9e fir bas BON Oerfes Der
Stabt Chicago ge19entte Selestop beittmmt
1T, pirb in auernG9fter 3eit bier eintreffen.
Sic lit bas grDBte @las, nel9es iemaGs fir
Elm Seleffop bergeiteqt tporben 1T uno iibers
trtfft Die bisber gr0Bte 2tnfe Der Belt, peld)e
ods 2tdzS bierbatortum beftbt, I'm 4 3oQ i'm
0ur9me1er. Sci Der 6eritequng bieier
'enormen 2in1e iinb bic berii6mteiten 8ertrez
ter Der @lasinbuitrie unb Der S9letffunt
in Nnipru9 genpmmen porben. Baris 1tebt
bisber nnibertroffen in benz 9uiIe Don bGaz
fenlofem @luie ba unb 10 tit au9 bieIe 2tnIe
bort gegof1en uno oann na9 Cambridge,
Wedf., ge1anbt tporben, UNI bur9 bic Sirmd
Nlban 6. @lart fir ben d1tronomtf9 en @e=
brau9 gef9liffen gu tperben. Die Sirma be-
itebt'1eit elmer langen Het6e bon SSabren unb
bat 1i9 ben &u6m, ben bterbur9 fetn 8e=
qriinber auf benz @ebiete Der S9leiffunit
eriporben bat, Bis 6eute bepabrt. Die grDBz
ten a1tronomtf9en 2tnfen Der Welt limb ppn
tbr ge19liffen por6en un0 mebrere berielbe1
BADEN Sceane 3tpetmal bur4quert, inbem lie
in robem 3uitanbe BON europa beriiber uno
ee19liffen ~3uriidgeIanbt pur6en. 8i5ber
ftnb aus ben WerfitGtten bes 6errn Glart
folqenbe 2inien tabellos Encouragement:
Die 123DGige Der Miener uniDeriitGt, Die
12530uige fir Mprrt1on, Die 1535Oaige fir
Miscpnfin, bic 163OQige fir oas Bcrrenz
Sb1erbatorium, bic 18aO1ige fir bic Nort6=
~tpeItern l1ntperiitGt, Die 203Oqtge fir Oenz
Der, Die 2350Gige fir Princeton, Die 265Dlz
lige fir 8irginien, cine glet3grDBe fir tas
Marine<S Do erbatorium, cine 305DQtqe fir
bic ru1f19e uniper1itGt in Stem unD Die &c.
a0Qiqe fir bas 2idzSeleftop. @Ge Dte1e
&ie1englG1er tperben bon Der 403DGigen 0in@
5e, ipel9e fir g6tcago beftimmt tit, iiberz
~troffen. Op9 t0nnten na9 Der
Mnfi9t bes 9errn @Gart mod grDBeres 2in>
fen ge19affen perben, penn elmer Der bieler
MiQionGre liberal 9enlg pdre, bic Wittel
bdau ber5ugeben. unb in Der Shat gebDrt
Elm febr rei9er Mdnn ba5u, I'm Die Goften
fir bic Mufitellung zines fol9en Seleifopes
at be1tretten. 9ie 2tnfe toitet i'm roben 3uz
itanbe iiber $4,000 unb bus S9leifen 1.nb
8olieren anrGbernb eben5pbiel. Die Nrbeit
bes 6errn Glart uno 1einer @e6iilfen bat
iiber elm esSabr gebauert unb TT BON 1older
GubttlitGt genelen, baB bic leBten leifen
@9liffe nur nit ben bloBen Oaumen poaz
aoqen tpurben. Die Brobeperfude, nelde
mil benz @laie angeite1t nurben, BADEN bic
tpunberbare &ein6ett bes @lafes unb Die MAJ
tbematif9e @~enautgfeit, nit pel4er Die COM
capen Sudden Der 2inie BON 9errn glarf
bebanbelt tporben finb, auf bas glin5en6fte
erpiefen, 1obaB Nmeritu auf biefen Utitbiirz
ger unb Gbicago uuf ben 8eiiB zines folobem
Sele1fppes itDl3 fein fann,
sSn tur5er 3eit pirb bas @lus in einem
BEL onberen Wugen unb unter gan3 beion@
beren @orft9tsmaBregeln, in &iiien gebetz
tet unb in elmer iinnreiden @uff9miiduEg
mad bier trqnsportirt tperben. 9err Slart
unb cine Nn8abl Ietner Mffiltenten tperben
bds tbeure @ut begleiten unb Sag unb Na9t
bepa9en,. bomit es ungefG6rbet an feinen
8eitimmungsort gelangt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05
Aus 8uenos Qyres
Qrefen swei S~u6edneer in Chicago Elm. -
Gin mIarfd pon 1900 nleiIen.

Sonntag Na6mittag Iangten Mnton 8em,
Elm 1ngar, uno 2ouis 8ubini9, elm aroatt,
bon 8uenos Ipres ouf elmer SuBreife bon
1000 Meilen in @bicago an. 9te beiben
Wonberer batten ben g9r. 1855 g. Gonofz
itraBe %pobnbaften Ni6olas 8oli9, einen
Qunbsmann bes 8ubtni9, telegropbii6 BON
ibrer beporitebenoen Nnfunft bena9ri6tigt
unO Poli9 NOR ibnen bann init ben Dit
glR6ern Der bieiigen froatif9en Golonie
an g. @analitrabe unb Mr9er Mpe. big
Brighton parf encouragement, BON fp
aus lie nit elmer MuittapeGe in bic @tabt
gebra9t nurben.
Die betben Dauerldufer baben at her
Hetie bon 8uenps IDres na9 G6tcago un@
gefdbr bret Sabre gebrau9t, unb beubii6tiz
gen, eine ausfiibrli9e 8ef9reibung Der BON
linen bur6itreiften 9egenbeg unb iErer
Nbenteuer gu nerDffentli9en. eSbr 4usz
ieben 1T Elm ferngeiunbes, bic @siidter
pettergebrdunt, i6re Soltung itramm llnb
trGfttg. Sic baben 1i9 einitpeilen Bel
Serrn Rico poli@ ~einquartirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05
Die Seide ioentifisirt.
Nnnita Gororey ole uneIidIide, oereu Seida
nam ans Dem See oeff1t wuroe. -
Sonoerbore u%mftduoe.

0as eebeimnibbDIe 9unfel, tpel9es bic
perfon bes iungen Mdb9ens umbiiqte, tpel<
DIES am Mpntag Morgen nm SuBe Der
8rnnzMapr Mbe. i'm See aufgefunben pur<
Be, tit gum She'll geli9tet, boh mtrb bic art
unb @eiIe tbres So0es pobl niemals err
%griinbet peroen. F.:
Mtutam MuQ unb scSames 81. Com, 5tpst
8etpobner bon Nortppob part, tpel6e ben
Qei9nam bes 8erunglitdten Mittpo9 Nbeno
i'm @tsfelbff6en 2ei9enbetattungslofGle
befi9tiqten, %erfannten in Der ~ungliidli6en
bic taum 17idbrige Mnnitd gDrbrep, mel6e
in bes @rItgenannten Samtlte iett mebreren
Sabren bebtentet mar. Sic puroe pte Elm
5amtlienglteb %bebanbelt, bd fe etn bnr4a!S
brabes, bei9eibenes, ebrli9es unb fleiBiaes
Mdb9en mar unb it9 beliebt gu MAIDEN
Derftanb. Sbre einaige Q%npertpanbte ipar
cine @6pefter, yeanens Sarab, berea
Mufentbaltsort ni9t ermtttelt perben tonn=
tie. Mnnita perf9mdbte bic @eieqf9dft jun
ger 2eute; in ibren MuBetunben bef6dftiqz
te ie 1i9 NIT 2ectire. Son ieber bra9ts lie
Der &eltgipn Elm ausgefpro9enes Snterele
entqegen unb ibr grDbter S9aB mar i6re
8ibel, 8einen @benb ging iie gu 8ett, ebe
1ie ni9t elm Gapttel in berielben gelefen battle.
8pr einem Sabre ungefdbr ma9te tie Srall
Muu nit tbrer Mb1i9t b%etannt, ii9 in Elm
&lo1ter auriid5u5ieben unb Nonne gu tuerz
ben. sSrau MuG perfu9te tie bon benz Sc
banfen ab3ubringen unb ertlGrte ibr, bab lie
nod piel gu jung iet, UNI einen fol9er, fir
bic gan5e 3utunft enti9eibenben S9rttt 5u
tbun, bod Dbne ieben @rfolg. Mnnita trat
nit benz @eibbiI9of Mulbopn bon Der
u6olp Same Cathedral" in 8riefne9iel,
oefen sSolge mar, bab tie am b%ergangenen
@onnabenb Der 6rau MuQ bic iiberraf9enbe
Mitt6eilung ma9te, baB tie gu ibrem 8e=
bauern ge5tpungen let, tbre SteQung nteberz
a~uleqen, ba ale 8orbereitungen betreffs
ibrer Mufna6me in einem &lo1ter getroffen
1eien. 8ergeblt9 tparen ale @inpenbungen
Der sSrau Muu; NIT SIS in Der 3aI9e unb
t6rer 8ibel in Der 9ano, DerlieB bas iunge
Mdb9en, na9 einem 6er5li3en @bf@ieo
bon ben Samilienangeb0rigen, 6as 9du5.
@6e 1te na9 Der @tfenbabnzS Station gina,
pfliidte 1ie i'm naben @ebDl5 Elm Bouquet
piIber 8lumen; bic les bielt ie in Der 5anb,
aIs r. ibr Billet faufte. Ser s3ug berEteB
Die Station UNI 1l1br 5 Mtnuten Nd9mtt=
tags. Sb tie na6 Der @tabt gefabren, ober
ni9t, fam ni9t ermittelt tperben, genug, lie
tpurbe als 2ei9e am Stranbe entbedt. 60
pobG bas 9elb, als aud i6r 6ut, bic Sub<
befletbung uno elm Strumpf feblten. Die
Poli3et bGlt es ni9t fir ausgei9loffen, haB
Nnnita bas Spfer zines 8erbre6ens gepor=
ben lit, @enn AUDI Der 8erluit Der Subb,z
f~leibrng unb zines Strumpfes ii9 baburd)
erflGren ldBt, baB bic Qebensmiibe ii9 entz
tletbet in Die WOgen gu f~tiir5en beabft9tigte,
tbre Nbfi9t aber, na9bem ie fi9 Der ieBt
feblenben @arberobeitiide entlebigt, ipGter
dnberte, 10 lit unb bleibt bod Der 8erluf
oes 9elbes unertldrlt9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05

arf Sic tbeuren 3iige beg 9ubinge6iebenen.
Mu6 auf benz &ir9bof in Roiebia nib
mete 8aitpr Sobn benz 8erf9iebenen nod
einen ~tur3en, lebten Nd9ruf.
Ser Sob bat Die @attin tief gebeust unb
bic Nnberipanbten perben BET ibr Barren,
Bis fe burb Sroft unb liebebo1e pflege ben
i9peren S9lag etpas iberpunben BADEN
tpir0.
9ie enbgiiltige 8eftattung Der Itsrbli@en
9iiue pirb in einigen Sagen itattfinoen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05
menn Nas Baby saint.

Gebrou6t unter alien umitdnben bas aIte
anb erprebte Wittel, Wtrs. @tnslom's SOotb=
ting 9prup fir 6as 3abnen Der &inoer. @s
Herubi9t Sas 6irt6, maC5tbie @aumen wei9er,
ftiat Die 6hmsrSelt, BELT Binbtolif unb III
bes bette Mittsl seseu Diorrboea. Sinfune'
arporf;a Gents bic Nldihe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05
GtabIirt iett 1851.
Henry S~ehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
252 & 254 DitsRanoolpb.Stry
WilDe Sronflin- unb Wtarfets 5trdBG
@btcago. Sis.

252 & 234 Dis2anoolpb.Str,
pIlDe SronfIin. unb Mtarfets StrIRE
SDteagp, SlS.
bdGt ftets porrdtDi9:
NrtidJe 0artett=S 6nneretett,
~JriId1en Nalergras= 1nO TeISIattet,
SyriId)em @IumenIamteu Set5tptebeIn,
9(c ten 1tg aril d)ett &pIen=Saprifa,
6etrp6tete b6bntii dc WiIse rs din Gittnel,
9emtld,em 0tn hni@ntem, @o9eIiameu,
Srild)ctt 0riittferu, ocatidIc @irie, &iniett,
Tei,,ite &erIacrite, @etsetgries mto Critic,
SyriId,cs NeismebI, &rbie,.= m1o SeaztoH eIrnebI
S~tctn4eu Gmmenfb. GdDlueiSerfG1c
SSron5. Tu1uefort= 1tto Sam entb ert= SSG
SSrpma9e DC @rie, SSerIGateler &6ie,
G0atner=, W1ttnclatl= t,tS &r1rter=Sf6Ie,
gSanr. &tmbttg ct= iu0 S5anO=S1Ie,
2ledbte TranffMrtcr Srattp Mrft IN Q3iidbIeW.
2Icd)tett @eitpbGI. 10 d,infcln 5SnIarti,
Wedbtc giraMtl d1tn. SerOeIGtiumrit
@auIelebersYa ltete1, SarOeIenbMtter
0tuiI. &apiar, Sal5iarocuen,
Mtattntrtcn @6ttb. M9l, mar: SSdrttge,
9toriueg. @1td) OOteS, &artb. IpHbdrit9e.
Eetmite bnu. Wtild Ieners&sGrinac
MMiI. GaroimeS, frani. 4rtiff eI=S ar0tneS,
2tppetit Glib, S9teIer Sprpttes,, &ad1S,
Medbte% iriidJeS SliOen0I, Weobn6I, .
Orams. Grbiem, 6bampismotS, OItoen,
&iibefer SpargeIH, Sdbnittbohmcu
WoIemfobI, 3eltUtucr Nitbct, YreibeIbe (ret,
Medbten f~etnlten SaOas tno Mnfta:&afee,
Teimite 0aniuezGbpcpIaoe, 9afaU,
aneiSp's @ d @iSaeifse iTa y '"""'''
Gfeifer 4 9iHer's &afee=@Tens,
9entldjcS 3tuctId d. elntuS, GseioeIbeerer
9tedtet &,intbeerIaft, &itn6eereft9,
&iebtg's TletIdertraft, SdtpeisersWttId1,
Variler Sdnupftabaf bon &osbc6,
SemtI6e Spinnr6oer, gSunfraber,
6pISI@ube Mmo GcIspanto HeIn =
an ben b1ut9iten 8retien. >
Henry Sch0ellk0pE. 3
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05

Yer SnbaIt Der Nnseisen pon 5oob's
Soriapariuo wir5 b~eitdtist bur6 Su6orios,
1pel6e III Der Tinan5=@elt obne Nnltarb
eccepttrt rpiirbea. Das last beutlib senua
oaB Soob's turirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05
Cdnoereien.

100000 9t6er bes beftsr. ausseipdblteiteh Brat.
ben Counties 9rairie, 2puote unb 2lrtauias, I'M
Staote @rtanias, fommen iebt 3um .@ertaut gu
$500 bis $500 per @der. 9ieIe Sanoereien fnb pom
pr6dtiaer g~rpBItdmmiger @iden= uno 9tforp ,gSol=
bung lm9ebet, Der 8oben lit tpuuberbor %frnGbtbar,
baS &Iinta lebr 9eIunb, @aiier pOn better Nualitdt nno
le1t 81 boben. @ras tpGbit i'm ueberfluB uno er9tebt
2 bis 4 2onnen per @der. Sbr fDnnt 4 Sonren Slice
ernten per Nter un6 bas Sanb brd1dt tllr etnutal in 5
Sabren beI6et sl fper6en. 90 fann ebenio gutes Corn
9e3p9en iuerben. 1pie in Sltnois unb Soma. Sc gtebt
fetn beIeres 2onb fir bic 3ubt bon &tnooteb uno
1ebent 3Deile Der Ser. Stoaten oaooH9etragen. Is bis
400 oeuti1e Jarrter BON Sainois. e5opa un6 Q8tsconItt
baben pdbreub ben leBten Sabren bort San0 getouft,
ilno Sbr ftnbet bort 10 bi6i9e Setmit1tten tpte in Suts
notS. Sibert Gub cine Iolde, ebe es 5u 1pdt III. 0as
Sano tptrb fMD Ielbft ~be5oblen. @s bat nod ME cine
sSebIernte Qe9eben uno Die Wtdrfte iiuo 10 gut tte in
Chicago. mdbreno Der leBten Sabre limb meDrere nele
GtienbGbnen gebaut tporbe1 rno Die 5u pertaufenoen
2dnbereten Iiegen in nur gertn9er Gntfernnng bon Bills
beubeu Stdbten; bic &eute iinb quite 9ta9barm, Sdul'
bduier unb 8trben Iinb iiberaa 9ebant.
9e 8ebin9ungen lin0: Sin Srtttel big our Sdltte
baar, Der 9teft IN Sermineu nod g1unib Der &dufer.
IunQert erIaubt.
Sreie Sobrt fir 8dufer. getreffs Der GrcurIioHsta9e
&orten II. |. ~. Denoe man 1ib an
ASMUS B0YSEN, Stuttgart, Arkansas.
Sber:
A. B0YSEN, 172 Washington StraSSe,
Room 500, Chicago, HI.
1moi 13tpD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05

Dem Gootem pom mafhinetou nad
Chicago oas 6eIeit. = Seterlider Gm=
pfane oes Grtra3uees our9. ole hiefieen
Snnoes. nno Staotbehoroen, oasSunoes=
militdr uno anoere Oreanifatiotcn. =
Der Grauermari9 gum 5rieohof. - Sei=
febnne DER Seihe in DER 6ruft. = Rid
fehr oes prdfioenten nebf 6efoIee nad
maihinetor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05

9ooo's PtIIen furiren 2eberleibeu.
@elbiu6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05

Gs gRbt feline 3euu9, me6e eme 70 wee @Gbretuns nr zen SnrnnrH, ipepel
unr benen bes g8efens bat we bas Bo6nbat Der rSanois @toats3dtuH9". Eas 1T
cine anrfannte 3boha3.
Sn 5oBe beHen eisna N9 6de auasobe unira 3etuns gang Defenders gu geann=
na6un9en pon6 armzgefdnRn pon austm9a, Geuntbeu oberS erpa@tem pon Sm=
men, mn hbeHqupt tr arpisen, wd3e mad tr@nO mei9er Ri3tuns OH Sntemne rH
Samer fnb ober fir 2em, wdbe III flGmnu Sri9nbn wobuu ub nit tpen @n5d9eN
eme m6gt6f wHe GerMeutn9 Unite Der 2anbbepOtrun9 erlu wouen.
lin or ptden @ufra9e1 nd6e mir fIIt9 III 8Gug auf Qrhe fir Gn5I9en int
@o6emb1ah 9Gmt baben, ou9emen gu 9euH9eu, seeu mir bHiaben no9febeno: Sr
sew0bnGbe anptget i'll henr @GrHt fam f6 Sober ben Gts Ibf bea9uen, inbem
iees g8ort4 Gents tofet SMrbet lit iebo6 gu bemHteu, 6B| fir feline &usise meniSer ais
$OO bae1nt wrb.
@roBe 9nsei9em display adv) fpMn 20 Gents per v@gate"z3eIe
@ufrase unb aurusen fnon prompte @reOisuns.
Suinois Staotsieit1tne o.,
,sBnDpen Gbtrnpn, gil.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05

1Sfbw6,bou
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-10
Coming Events.

Hancock hail, this Wednesday, even
ing, Oct. 9, Edward W. Emerson and his
company in the musical extravaganza,
"Cranks.' Tickets, %, 35 and 50 cents,
on sale at Wiggins.
Thursday, Oct. 10, at 7.30 p. m.-Parish
sociable at Congregational vestry. Ad
mission, 10 cents.
Thursday, Oct. 10, 6 p. m. Supper and
fish chowder at the Methodist vestry
Tickets, 25 cents.
Hancock hall Friday evening. Oct Il,
benefit concert and ball for Ellsworth
base bali club. Monaghan's orchestra.
Tickets to concert and dance, IS cents per
couple; TO concert, 80 cents each. supper
at the American house
Miss Maud Presby's juvenile dancing
class will open at Manning hall next
Saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Friday, Oct. Is, and Friday, Oct. 25, at
the Congregational vestry- Stereopticon
lectures under auspices of young peoples
society of the Congregational church.
Subjects Oct. 1S-"The Old Abbeys and
Castles of England" Oct. 25-"Our Eng
lish Cathedrals.n Admission, Is cents.
Thursday, Nov. Meeting of Hancock
district lodge, |. 0. g, r., with Hillside
lodge, at Sound.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-10
His 18th Annual Tour,

W J. Ryan, who is now making his thir
teenth annual tour through Maine, selling
copies of the Robert Il. Thomas and Maine
Farmers Almanae-, for the year 1896, is totally
blind, but his loss in that particular does not
prevent him from making his way in the world
In his native city of Portland where he is well
known to everybody, he i so familiar with the
-treets that he finds his way around unaidcd.
Along his route through eastern and northern
Maine he has a large list of patrons who, at the
end of every year, depend upon him TO sup.
ply them with the peoples favoritc almanac
II your name is not on his list, have 1t put
there this year. He is thoroughly reliable and
your patronage Will aid worthy cause
Mr.. Ryan has also taken the state agency for
the improved Han typewriter, with headquar-
tiers at Portland and lloulton.-4drt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-10

Z -2==i NaawAy Nrg.IatsE Co, S5fvay. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-10
Nesper Services.

Nesper services will be held at the Uni
tartan church next Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock, Following is the order of ser
vice:
Organ voluntary,
Double quartette, "Holy, Lord God
Almighty. ...-... ....'...'.,.-.,..l Ydcn
Scrip ure reading.
Double quartette, "I Will Magnify
Thee, O lord Observation-Disclosures. Sudd5
soprano solo, peace | Leave Will
Mary +, Hopkins.
Prayer
Re~pon7e "rrom the World stealing ..Eo-sin
Masonic Male Quarlette.
Remarks
fall Thee Costa
Hymn,
Bcnedtction
The choir 9iu be composed OF Mss
Mary F. Ilol kins, soprano; Mrs. Dora
Hopkins, alto; Z. f.. Parker, tenor; +. X.
Hopkins, bass assisted by Miss Georgia
Hastings, soprano; Mrs. Flora Lew Is,
alto; f. f. Eedman, tenor, and T. ". Boi-
Inns, bass; ,lrs. H. L. Kent, organist,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-10

Hoods Pills cure Liver It-, hlIiou-ness,
Indigestion, Eieadachc y pleasant laxative.
All Druggi-t-.-idri.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-10

That is the compliant we hear
from nearly every customer
who buys new umbrella.
If you want anything in the
umbrella line call and see our
new gripsack umbrella which
can be folded up and carried
in a common travelling bag.
Do not fail to see the Bar
gains we shall offer in Cloth
ing for the next thirty days,
as we want to close out every
dollars worth Of spring goods.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-10
OCTOBER TERN.
JUDICIAL COURT OF
HANCOCK COUNTY.

FEW CASES ON THE CIVIL DOCKET FOR
TRIAL-TITE GRAND JURY WILL
HAVE A BUSY SESSION
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-10

Presiding Justicc-A. p Wi@wcll.
County Attorney-E S Clark.
Clerk-John f. knowiton.
Sheriff-Willam Fennelly.
Crier-Jamea L. Cushmau.
Deputy Sherif5- David J. Allen. BluchilI, For
rest o. Silsby Amherst; W. Il. Harrington,
Winter Harbor.
stenographer-C. O. Barrows Portland.
Messenger-Albert y Cu-hman, Ellsworth.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-09-10

allow folks ter bid on cottonG Is this
free America9 He lowed that only
members of the cotton Exchange are
allowed there 1 found out that it
costs $40, 900 or $15, OOoa year ter be-
long ter the cotton Exchange. By
Joining you can deal in futures. I
would like ter sell about $50, 600, 600
worth ov my perlitikal futures. 1
reckon they will soon be a periitikal
exchange in New York, if they amt
one now. Then I'll git my politikal
prospects on the market and gamblin'
will rank among the ether arts rite
along. 1t IL a nifty mean trick ter al
low a few cotton gamblers ter control
the price an buy an sell millions oV
bales ov cotton that they never saw
never owned and didn't expect ter
own. understand that over 10000
600 bales ov cotton we're sold in the
New York cotton Exchange last year
by future dealers, yet only a little oVer
s 600 600 bales were raised. Gudebye.
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POULTRY PRODUCT.

Not many farmers arc aware n q,
magnitude of the poultry rr1tpnt !
thu Unlced States. The COW is 40 mnS
larger than the hen that she il anti
bo looked upon az beng more jm%r,
ant, but The fncls are. the poultry NM
duct is more than double that Of am
dllry product It bnh0nves farmsT
therefore, to lock we'll after the un!
try industry, and to do 1t rightly, I,
first class incubator should be US
The Reliable" manufactured ov IN
R liable Incubator & Brooder o.
Quincy, Ills which has made sud,
Ii grand record at the Worlds Fsr
aud "hich has heen vIc5nrious nevgJ
contest since. tfers this year addtm.
al improvements. This ncubabr i
now on exhibition, in C ous'ant ODga
GiOG, at the tnternaticnal Cotton EE
position at Atlanta, GA THEY pubs
a book Oh poultry giving full dfsnp
ton OF n he r liable. " also other va.
ulhle Inform ZION for ponltryweG, and
will Sc d IL tor the nominal fee d
c MS IN stamps
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ATTENTION, sUB-sECRETARIRs

Females are not IT CURED to pay dues,
but if the females in any sub elect to
pay them they can do so, and are en-
titled to representation in county meet
ings.
The relief fund has been changed
each county controls it's own fund, and
not the State. No dues for relief fund
must be sent to the State Secretary.
The State Alliance, at it's meeting in
Cary, decided these two matters as
above. W. 8. BARNES,
Sec'y Treas. N. @. F. s. A.
Sept. 5, 1895.
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ADMINISTRATORS MOI

RALEIGH, \. G: 5o ufFstrs
Having qualified as st the fate Of wax .
MAicomJ J. Mood, deceased ! heIeH II
in the State of North CaEql6 Estate iOTb
sattIRe eT at : onc ceuS and al persons oDs P he g
against the estate will pre-; e cav Of sesgbs
payment on or before the 3Ed G Fe LEAD Y
A. ID, 1896 Or this notice may 4. W.
their recovery. MI Wood. d00
Admir- of Malcom ).
PeeIe & Maynard, Attorneys
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FENCE THE WORLD IN TWENTY
DAYS.

We consider the S ar Woven Wire
Fence Machine as shown above, de
serving Of special mention and for the
reason that the sale of it pushed as it
has been by the manufacturers, Messrs.
Kttselman Bros, Ridgeville, Indiana,
has done more IN recent years to enable
the farmers Cf this country TO get their
fencing at the actual cost of the wire
than all o her fence manufacturers III
the country because they figure and
show how cheap the various styles of
fence can be made, or what the actual
cls5 of the wire Is to make them while
those who make and sell the fence must
ado the cost # labor and their prCfiG
to the actual cost Of the wire. The
manufacturers claim to be able to sell
a machine and enough wire to make
100 rods of the best woven wire fence
on earth, horse high, bull strong, and
pig tight, for the same money that will
buy 100 rods of any good woven wire
fence on the market. In the n Case
you have the fence alone. In the other
you Rave not only the fence, but a
machine which enables you to be your
own fence manufacturer and with
which you can make ove 50 different
styles, including several styles Of orna
mental yard or lawn fences. 10 show
how the farmers of this country appre-
ciate this machine, 1t Is only necessary
TO say that if all Of the machines sold
by this firm were run for twenty days,
each machine making 40 rods per day,
they would make enough fence to go
around the world, being an average Of
400, 900 rods or 1 $50 miles per day. If
al the machines were run only 60 days
curing the year, making 40 rods per
day each. they would make a grand
total of "a 900 900 rods, which would
make an average of rs 800 rods or 24O
miles for every working day in n
year. The combined product of all the
loom fence facto lies in the United
States would not equal this, Notice
their adv .rtieemenG elsewhere in this
issue and send for their large illustrated
catalogue, giving full Information,
which they send free.
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Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood
or constitutional disease, and in order to cure
1t you must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces.
hairs Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. 1t
Was prescribed by one Of the best physicians in
scrlptlon. It is composed OF the best tonics
knoWn, combined with the best blood purifiers,
acClng directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination Of the two ingredients is
That produces such wonderful results in curing
CatSTrh; send for testimonials, free.
F.J. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, 0,
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING

J P. Sossamon will make public
lowing times and places for the good of
the Farmers Alliance: At Lemon
Springs Crossing, September %; Shall
low Well, September "a; Thaggard's
Mill. September 25; Ingram Branch,
S3ptember 26; Bethlehem. September
y; Big Oak, September %. A grand
PIC nc at each place. Speaking will
oegln at IL o'clock a. m Public
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University Of North Carolina

Comprises the University, the College, the Law
and Medical Schools, and tie Summer School
for Teachers. Tuition 500; s. teachers; II stu
dents Address President Winston, Chapel
Hill. n. Q, for atal CUE and handbook on
"Uniyel sity Education" 1879
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CURRITUCK

There will be F .>g Alliance and free
silver pic mic at Matthias Grove. near
Currituck Court House, on October 81,
which will be on the first Thurs day,
Every body invited; Rev. T. W. BAbb,
Judge w. A. Guthrie. Walter r. Henry
and other distinguished speakers are
invited and exnected ia be present.