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V O L . 11 DELTA, OHIO, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1895. NO. 19

PERSONAI. PARAGHtPHH. SHALL CUBA BE FRRKT SOUK «V(H3BSTIOKS ABOIT i n m .TONcoi'NTV coru r o f Local News, Town and County. TH E COl’MTV 1-AIM . c o m m o n r i .E A S . Fresh From the Court House. No international question has arisen SARGENT BROS. Whosoever will may come to the Miss Flo Bourquln Is visiting friends Now that the county fair is a tiling Realty Transfers. Adanlulstra In Fayette this week. since the days France attempted to cam p lire Tuesday evening. of the past as far as 1W(5 is concerned tors' Affairs, Marriage Licen­ set up u crowned head In M exico lias SPECIAL REPORT TO T11E ATLAS. & we may properly make some sugges­ s e s , E t c . SAXTON. Camp lire at W olcott’s next Tuesday A tty . E verett is in Wauseon ti)I• arisen in which Americans naturally evening, everybody is invited. week attending court. tions. It is a fact, so we are inform­ Common Pleas Court convened last take so much Interest. The Cubans ed by some of the directors, that two Monday with the Hon. John M. Sheets Probate Court. Three short shrill whistles Tuesday Mrs. Dr. Bishop Is visiting friends understand Dlls condition and natur­ thousand more tickets were sold at as presiding judge. The docket Is an W. E. Fowle^ugd V. V. Cutting ally look this way for sympathy, and Now is t ie time afternoon at 3 o'clock called for a cold at Zanesville this week. the last fair than at any former fair unusually long one for tills county. ham. executors of Chas. Cullen estate we believe that it will not be long aud wave. Jas. Schlappi was over at Blisslleld, ill the county. T his speaks well for After tbe empaunelling and charging 1st partial account conllrmed. ought not to be long until the United | to,come in and set-l Neat, tasty printed matter indicates the m anagem ent and is a proof th at of the grand jury the following civil Joseph P. Flory appointed adminis­ Mich., on business Tuesday. States government recognizes the a neat, tasty business. We print and the people appreciate the effort the cases were disposed o f: trator of estate of Joseph Abele. Dr. O. L. Norris o f Deshler, rail Cubans as beiigerents. tie your book ac-1 do it neat. management Is making. The first on the docket were the L. S. it M. S. R. R vs. Commission­ over Wednesday, to see his people. The only fault we liave heard was three V. B. cases, J no. W. McQuillin ers of Fulton Co. appeal in York ditch Any tody wanting to purchase a Karmcm Read Thin. count and pay| W. T. Saxton and W. C. Martin on account of the lack of water. The et al, trustee, vs David Zimmerman: case 47S4. Proceedings found regular. good horse should call at this office for This is the fall season of the year were In T oledo Tuesday on business. big day, Thursday, was a scorcher and K. W. W hitaker ef, al, trustee, vs Jno. By agreement of both parties case con­ ! your note. Do not f Information. and tlie holidays are approaching. many almost suffered for water to Leltner and .1. S. Sims et al, trustees, tinued to Dec. 30th, 181)5, for further Miss Ada Trowbridge entertained Farmers should get over tlie Idea of Next Sunday morning the Quarterly quench their thirst. But we believe vs Henry Andrews e t air In the. first orders. Mr. Downing of Toledo last Sunday. holding their poultry right down to wait for us to ask | Communion service will take place at we are safe in saying that the same two decrees were rendered as prayed Thomas Barnes, deceased, letters of the middle of the last week and then the Presbyterian church. condition will not occur again. If for, and the third will uo doubt fol­ administrator with will annexed Mrs. F. W. Fashbaugh is entertain­ all rush them In and glut the market you personally but | ing her sister from Toledo tills week water cannot be found on the ground low. This gives the victory to the granted to Asa Burton. Look for invitations to a blrth-day You can sell better now, any day, and a well must lie secured as near as pos­ Lihefais. lion). Rupp, guardian of Thomas come now. party at the Church of Christ to be Mrs. Catharine Bourquin of Arcli- there Is no visible prospect of prices sible and the water piped to the Geo. German vs tbe L. S, & M. S. Gerig. Ilnal account conllrmed. given some time next week. hold Is visiting her son, P. J. Bour­ being any better. Sell them now, grounds. Railway Co. Passed for settlement. A. L. Ford, guardian of Rolph Crane quin. alive and save your feed. They must be set 1 Advertised Letters: Mr. Loti Har­ Now for a suggestion. Would Itnot A. Deck vs Frederick Bowers. Dis­ linal account conllrmed. ris, Mr. L. Fashbaugh, Mrs. Chambers Miss Belle Lingle of Owosso, Mich., Another. Change. be a good idea to put up a building di­ missed without prejudice at costs of Mary E. Snow, guardian of Alta A. i tied. Carrie A. Campbell, J. D. Snyder, is the guest o f her cousin, Miss Ida vided into twelve compartments and plaintiff. and Battle L. Snow. 2nd. partial ac­ Stahl & Son. Grandy. Dr. John A. Wilkins has exchanged assign a compartment to each town­ Mary E. Sims, admx. vs G eorge W. count conllrmed. SARGENT BROS. & I his interest In the "Ohio Rupture ship and let each township strive to Stokes et, al. Decree In favor o f plain­ Henry Geer, administrator of David T h e A t l a s Is Indebted to Mr. Geo. A l Cann who has spent (.lie summer Cure," for Lucas, Wood Putnam, Har­ S A X T O N . I make a liner display than any of lie tiff, $1,(100.20. Sale ordered. Geer, files Inventory. A . Everett, one of Fulton county’s at Marion, has returned home for a din. Union, Franklin and Licking township y T his .suggestion may lie a. Hannah Holbeu vs Richard Kinney. Chas. G reenough appointed guardian hustling young attorneys for the ex­ few weeks. counties, and Intends to give the rup­ little premature, but it is an idea that Settled and costs paid. of Georgie E. Searing. cellent court report this week. ture business his personal attention will be adopted before any great num­ D. S. Morgan & Co. vs Frank Briggs Rev. Landis came home yesterday in that section of the country. With The annual meeting of the W. 0. T. from a week's visit with relatives in ber of years and Fulton county might et al. Continued on motion and show­ Marrtaice Licences. the Doctor's intimate acquaintance U. will be held Friday p. m., Oct. 18, central Indiana. as well take the lead as to follow in ing of plaintiff. Sherman Edge and Edith M. John­ Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder through that part of the state, and at the home of Mrs. Dr. Bishop. Let the wake of some other county. It James McOrillis vs James M. Sut­ son. World’s Fair Highest Medal and Diploma. Miss Grayce Blaine of Toledo, was his well knowu ability as a physician every member be present. S e c . would create a gieat Interest through­ ton. Continued. Charles C. Mann and Mary A. the guest of friends at the Cottage and surgeon, he will make tne cure a out the entire county and be the Sylvia L. Sanderson vs Swanton Savage. ** Gapes & Jackets now3:ou Well, the trade is coming in to Del­ Hotel over Sunday. success. cause of many more attending the best Creamery Co. Sale confirm ed. Geo. W. Curtis and Anna Belle irai Saagent Brot. & Saxton. ta from miles around, Judicious adver­ county fair in Ohio. Spencer & Steumpel vs I’ hilbena Lamb. tising, large stocks of good honest M r. and Mrs. E. C. Crosby wore the Ot.U I'OI.KS' DAV. welcome guests of’Mrs. O. V. Crosby Dickinson. Passed for settlement. lllram C. Ilarmon and Klttie ltam- goods and some very low prices Is w hat Next Sunday morning will be “Old the first or the week. ■' W in. E. Ramsey vs D avid Schaeeh- seyer. tells. Folks’ ’ day at the Presbyterian Sun­ terle et al. Sale confirmed. Jonas Snyder and Mary Rashly. For Sulky Orieman Bros. Frank Slielt of near Neapolis was In day school. The children will please If the boy or young man who lost a Believing that the systematic ar­ Jennie M. Rorick vs Chas. E. Nut t, Ira Bullard and Mrs. Fanny A. Mor­ town Wednesday doing his fall pur­ bring their paronts with them. The coat two or three weeks ago south of rangement of reports of work done In etal. Sale conllrmed. ris. NO LADY Oil GENTLEMAN chasing at our stores. the Bradley school house, wants It he school will be conducted as in the long connection with our schools, placed Matt ie W. Grofft vs Edward S. Da- M. C. Roth aud Cora M. Augustine. ago. E verybody is invited. in the world suffering from Catarrh cun have it by coming after It and de­ Mrs. Jas. Bruce returned Wednes­ befroe the patrons, through the news­ voll as Ex., etc. Judgment, *220, pre­ Conrad P. Fisher and Maggie A, but What would prefer tiie easiest scribin g it. day from a visit w ith her sister, Mrs. M c u u ll ll n \v. K. c. paper medium, will tend to produce ferred claim, $120, common debt. Mlley. method of being cured. No knife, no Campbell, of Fostorla. better results, the following Is respect­ The Superior Drill Co. vs W. A. John Theobold and Carrie E. Seigle. cautery, no pain, but a sure cure for We have taken a step forward and At a meeting of the McQuillin W. fully submitted : Regenald et al. Answer withdrawn George S. Fredrick and Nellie G. are turning ou t some o f the Unest jo b A. L. Flack, wife aud son, of Tiffin,It. C., the fcillowlng resolutions on the

Catarrh Cold in the Head, Hay Fever, Sen Jun yr 2 yr 1 D efault *3115.40. Skeels. B C C A D A B E by using Century Catarrh Cure. For printing ever used in the county. We were the guests of M r. and M is. .1. M. death of Mrs. Susan A. Thompson, D Catharine Green vs Samuel Fenton, Herbert Bell and Nellle^Wclch. sale by Pra tt B ro s. ______are busy, always are, but wiuld like Longnecker this week. were adopted : apti.if i etal. Sale confirmed. to help you along with your fall busi­ Whereas, God in His all wise Provi- O 3 Lucy C. Williams vs Susan II. W il­ Real Instate Transfers. A Ladles’ Solid, I4kt, Go ld (F fjA Mrs. C. A. Scott returned from At­ ness. tence has called to her rest, our sister M S 2 . liams et, al .1. Q. Files appointed W a t c h , U. S. assay, for only / I I lanta Tuesday. She attended the S. M. Reynolds to Peter Schmitz, of the W. R. C., Susan A. Thompson, "),tu»d(i guardian ad litem for minor. Parti 115 acres in A m b oy,...... *5,768 Either Elgin or Waltham G. A. Scott and son are very gratefulAtlanta exposition one day. be It sssf c r :| ::• = for the kindness shown them by their tion ordered and Frank W. Moyer Alonzo Fetterman to Wm. Stucy, movement, call and sec them.------Resolved, That as members of the neighbors during their loneliness in J. S. B. Cole and wife of Grand Rap­ Joseph Mattison and Chas. I’. Stotzel 100 acres in Swan Creek...... 667 PBATT HBOS. W. R. C. we express our sorrow over the absence of Mrs. Scott, and mourn­ ids, Wood county, spent a part of last to --to Tt co 9- Tl '■tofl’ appointed commissioners. Ordered tr Frank Fetterman to Wm. Stucy, the death of one of our number so Robes and Blankets. ing for their lost and loved daughter week visiting his brother 1). 1’. Cole •j ;p Qi | S £ ».| Q 4, tH Ti ~ report forthwith. 100 acres in Swan Creek, ...... 667 near A i. long associated w ith us. S|-I|fl and sister. Levi Ford vs Eli Bunting. Judg­ Geo. C. Fetterman to Wm. Stucy, My line of Fall and Winter Buggy That vve hereby testify to her fideli­ 3 Sooix £ ii s s s L. H. Taylor and wife left this week ment by default $554.70. 100 acres in Swan C reek...... 667 Robes and Horse iilankels Is large. Mr. J. M. Barron of Bowling Green, ty and faithfulness in our work. w ith Ills uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. QMiiwQMCtibMQIi- •'plu.L A laiison Hailey vs Eli T im bers. De­ Chancy Berkeyblle to Frank White. The prices and styles will suit any­ well known as a former stock buyer at That we further testify to her cor­ Chas. Pease, of SL Y., for a visit to uouupturi fault,, judgm ent *712.65. lot in Sw anton,...... 175 body. Look them over. this place, will accompany Mr. Auder- diality and sisterly love, always man­ © « r, r, £ * £ “ '7 £ C 22 ii '.k Nebraska. -IV Alien Chas. A. Conrad vs Benjamin Rob- L. U. Wallace to Chas. P. Geyser, , W. S. Trow bridge. son and two or three other gentlemen ifesting a willingness and a hearty co­ s y d n j berts. Leave to defendant to answ lot In Wauseon...... 650 to Montana next week to bring home Mrs. Jacob Haynes of near Ai. and operation w ith us lu a com m on effort install ter. BEING FOUND OUT* uifiauvj Edwin Reed to Henry Cameron, (,<» O hio about 27,000 head o f sheep. ber.rlmightor, Mrs |ra ) Thi.mpson. to nfjvw nee. pu.r cau se...... Mimbt-mi L. T . D avii et al. vs The llfia cre* in Swan C reek,. , , 6,080 A fair presumption from tlieir in­ That we express our sympathy to The W. H. C. of Delta, wish to paid this office a pleasant call Tues­ Full "ii t 'mini v Farmers' M illing and Ilenry Cameron to Edwin Reed, creasing sales that Bartholomew A day afternoon. the family in the loss of a faithful thank Mr. A. B. T hom pson through rr* «!i!!!!?3 .Er Commercial Co. Plaintiff ordered to lot iu Sw anton...... 150 Benfer is the host place to buy furni­ wife and loving mother. (S the columns of this paper for the pic­ give security for costs by Nov. 1st Martha McOlarren toLydia M. Dan­ ture. THE TEMPLE, opposites Ar­ Robert Bartley and wife left for T h at a copy o f these resolutions be ture o f his wire, S. A. Thom pson, pre­ Bowling Green on Monday morning to Leave to defendant to answer by Nov iels, lot in W auseon,. 1,0U> chaic Museum, Delta. Ohio. handed the family of tlie defeased, I sented by him to tills Corps, 5 5 5 n . C. H. Smith to L. N. Cook, spend the week with their daughter printed In our home paper and also McQuillin W. R. 0. Emma, Mrs. Beck. ««!!'-’ s i Z o ? John Turner et al, vs same Co. in lot in Spring H ill,...... N o Q ld paterns of wall paper to spread on the minutes of this Corps. preceding case. Same decree. show. at PRATT BBOS. ■’ “ 3' 5' L. C. Cook to L . M. Sm ith, On Friday night of last week Mr. Sam Grandy is paying his friends of In behalf of McQuillin W. R. C. Frank Jewell vs Fred O. Dtiwuer 50acres in Chesterfield,...... Harrison who lives west of Batdorf, Delta a visit orice more. He has been M r s . Meda Longnecker, Realizing that the greatestInterest Judgm ent by default $484.06. A Good Thing, Pull It. had a gbod young horse killed on the traveling with the Scotch Medicine Miss. M ary M ontgom ery o f any com m unity, is Its school inter- Henry 1>. W alters et al, vs Edward Red Cross 5c straight cigar at Our Corpulent Friend railroad. Several of his horses had company a year or two. Mrs. Lou Quiogle. cst: that no parent can have a higher Butler et al. Injunction made per­ W. C. Martin, dru ggist’s. got out of pasture onto the railroad interest, than the proper education of petual. Mrs. C. N. Skinner, of Chicago, who Church Notes. Slim Friend, and Gigantic Friend grounds and one of them got in front his children, and that no community Solomon S. Carter as gdn. etc.. vs Ctanrf lam nc '20 cen ts to 75 cents. spent a couple of weeks visiting her did you know that we can give you a of a fast train. U. B. church—Sunday school at the can be truly prosperous that does nut John Baldwin. Partition ordered, Oldliu Will 11*1 PRATT BROS. parents, Mr. and Mrs. A . S. Trow ­ Custom Fit, Shoe, that, fits like a Cw>- usualjhour. Preaching by the Pastor, provide liberally, and cooperate iu the ■las. C. Vaughn, Jas. Garnsey aud Ar- T h e members of the Y . P . S. G. E. bridge, has returned home. Inm M ade Shiw\ T J . A n Underwear Is v ery cluiiip. In the evening. by Jolihson appointed commissioners of the Presbyterian church are re­ intellectual fltid moral training o f the SA18GENT BROS. * SAXTON. Ladies Omi t fall to look at. our- R. H. Halle of Manlstique, Mich., is rising generation, we ask the assis­ quested to be present, and to respond Free Methodist—Preaching at 10S10 to report forthwith. S a r g e n t lin os. & S a x t o n . visiting Ills uncle. Dr. Blair, of Lyons, tance of every citizen of this district. The State of Ohio ex rel, John Q. with a thank offering for the chair a. m., and at ltaker in the evening. There are many good reasons why and paid the A t l a s a call Wednesday. In making our "monthly reports," Files Pros. Atty. vs Lawrence Baiich- Vaco I amnc from 85 cts. to S3. 0 fund, next Sunday evening at the The public is invited to these services. you should use One Minute Cough •dots Lamp, PRATT BROS. Mr. H alle Is a professional printer and more and more favorable, We ask you man. Dismissed bv consent atcostof usual hour of meeting. F. L. Hall, pastor. Cure. There are no reasons why you Look Out Committee. a pleasant young man. to remember that our free scliools'are defendant. should not, if in need of help. The Disciple—All services at the usual the people’s college: for what they Ibert A. Cass vs Ann M iller et only harmless remedy that produces John Layman and wife of Johns Cale Scott was In a quandary Mon­ hours. Elder F. M. Gibbs will preach wish to becom e, they must put in their Decree as prayed for. Plaintiff to pay town Pa., were the guestsof his broth­ Immediate results. W. C. Martin. day morning. He was summoned to his farewell sermon, as he has accept­ schools. Character is not made, tt easts. er-in-law, Davtd Berkeyblle and fam­ appear at the court house at 10 o’clock ed a call from Medina. grows; and the character tif our ...... Casper Rorick vs Chas. E. Worden To the Folnt. ily last week. Mr. Layman will here­ as a potit jurym an and to appear there to-day, determines the character of et al. Leave to defendant to answer Delta is soon to bo lighted by elec­ after be a reader of the A t l a s . The first quarterly meeting for this at the same time as a witness before conference year o f the U. B. church of the men and women, In the years to and Hie cross petition instanter. tric sparks. The plant will tie con­ trolled by one of their citizens and Is You can get a I tlie grand jury. He couldn’t under­ H arry H enrlcks arid his friend, Mr. Delta circuit, will convene at Fulton come. We ask you to encourage your The Fulton County Building Loan Mounted on ICloth ------Window.------„. Shade only another Illustration of the enter­ Spring Hollers for 29 cents, at MAR TIN’S. stand how he was to run the whole Murphy, took a ride out of Toledo Union church, Saturday and Sunday, children to be prompt and regular iu and Savings Co. vs Sarah Old Held et prise of that town.—Archtold Herald. court. Sunday, arriving at Delta In time to O ct. 12 and 13, Saturday at 1:30 p. m., attendance, to be studious iu their al. Finding for plaintiff $301. Sale C O A L There Is hard ooul, and soft take breakfast with W. L. Smith. work, and to respect the discipline of ordered. In speaking of the birthday surprise also In the evening, Sunday morning A. li, Bartley of Magic, l’a.. writes: O A L coal und smithing coal, and ail They returned In the afternoon. at 10 o’clock, also In the evening. All the school, by complying with all reg­ The National Grange Patrons of of Comrade Perry Clark, we were in ulations. Earnestly requested, Husbandry vs Robert W, Fauble, I feel It a duty or m ine lo inform you A L g w i c llnd we are selll,18 error In saying IiIb daughter presented arc cordially Invited to these services. and the public that DeWltt's Witch L them at bottom prices. Don't be Eel Timbers says that notwithstand­ A . L, B i g l o w . Supt. Dismissed without prejudice. him with a nice chair. Thechairwas W m. C l a r k , pastor. fooled. We also have good wood that ing any other reports, he Is now grad­ Conrad Riess vs Margret Ja cob et al. Hazel Salve cured me of a very bad we would sell. Offloe a t D elta Mills. a present from the comrades present, ing for the road to cross Bad creek. Presbyterian,1 O. F. Laughbaum , T h e N e w R a i l r o a d . Leave to make Ann M. Riess party case o f eczema 11 also cured my boy and Mrs. Green is too loyal a lady to o f a running sore on his leg. W. C. LAMBERT & SMITH. Bv the way. Ell has discovered the pastor— Sunday school. I) a. m ., A, H. W est Cairo, O ., O ct. 7. K5. defendant and leave lo answer instan­ be willing to take any honor or pleas­ best bed of gravel in this part of the Sm ith supt., publicservieeslOi.TOa. m. ter. Frank Ham appointed guardian Martin. Oome and See the New Paterns ure from the old soldiers. 1 have bad a busy county, about three feet below the Text. "Christ came who Is over all.” ad litem for minor defendants with Say, why don't you try De Witt's Wall Paper at PRATT BROS. J. F. Grove of Al, has moved his creek bed. This will beacommunion service. Y. time of it chasing leave to answer instanter. Little Early Risers? These little family to Swanton temporarily for the 1’. S. C. E., H p. in. Public services 7 down the facts in Tlie State of Ohio ex rel. John >i. pills cure headache, indigestion and purpose of educating his children. p. iu., text, "Remember the Sabbath the case. 1 have VU*s I’ ros. A tty. etc., vs Frank T. constipation. T hey're sinal), but do Day to keep it holy.” A cordial Invi­ Blair e t a l. Leave to p laintif to file .Mm however is tied to Al, and as a isited Lima and the work. W , C. Martin. proof of his abounding faith In the M t. Pleasant U. B. church was in­ tation Is extended to everybody. amended petition by Dec. 1st. form ed t, li e ac­ State of Ohio vs Albert Ely. Passed Schefol Shoes for all sized feet at Moat attractive line of W all Pa­ town of two letters, Is building a fine corporated recently. Messrs. VV. H. W ill Clone at 8 O 'c l o c k . per ever sfeen In Delta, PRATTS new store room. The old one wasn't Wood, Watson Gardinler, A. M. Grif­ quaintance of at­ for settlement. Sauobnt Bros. & S a x to n . big enough nor good enough. Jim fin, L. A. Conklin and Jacob Miser are Delta, O hio, Oct. 4, '85. torneys it 11. j, | Ct Jas. li. Watson et al, vsG . II. Mlley. We, the undersigned, Merchants of judgment by confession. H A L M. P A R K E R , M. D. never went back on a friend and th at’s the Incorporators. This church was Robb, Prophet and DELTA MARKETS. why he sticks to Al. built by llev. Rowe last year. Delta Ohio, agree to close our respec­ The following persons found Siixe's — OFFICE — tive places of business at 8 o'clock, others, have also lines to be true : BISHOP BLOCK, UP STAIRS, The old town hall has become a busy A Young Pulton Towiiship City time, on and after Monday eve­ received In forma ■ lflnsli .If his llesh.aml bone of bis tonx, GRAIN D REST'D POULTRY place. A well is being put down, Cults an«wered%t any hour, day and night F a r m e r . ning Oct. 14, until April 1 18!K>, Sat­ tion of l)r. Ewing, TUI deat h tho tutlu • silali W heat N o ,2 ... 60 C h ic k e n s...... o Calls promptly made to country or town. workmen are placing the toller, and Eddie Stout who lives with Ills par­ urday evenings excepted. man Wheat No. 3,.. 55 D u ck s...... o Office hour*, 7 to ¥ a. hi,. 12 to 2 and 7 to 8 p. m the dynamo,a Schuyler,and all other ents over In Fulton twp., is only 13 Sargent Bros. & S a x t o n . Mr. H am rick, Mr. A lsylce,...... 4.00 T u rk e y s.. . , . Oto 0 machinery will be here in a few days, 11-15 D E L T A , O H IO . but he bids fair to make a first class .1. M . L o n g n e c k e r & C o. Fergueson and oth , tin­ III fill O ats...... 18 G eese...... 0 and Mr. Koos informs that If no _ ifut ph farmer. Besides doing lots of other . A .-E . R o b in s o n &. C o_____ er prominent men of thts place, and Rye...... 35 unforseen difficulties arise the people (.'ora X Sliiiniiiargiif vs Wilson things since harvest, he has plowed, P J. BouRyutN & Co. of the banker Mr. Maple at, Columbus Cloverseeil...... 400 LIVE POULTRY of Delta will be using electric lights hamburger.a Divorce decrced on harrowed, cultivated, rolled Id acres S. S. T h o h l b y , Grove. I have rode up and down'tlie PRODUCE Old Roosters,.. 3 in .'10 days. Mr. Koos, the manager Is o f land and then drilled It in to F. Brig g s. ground ot gross neglect of duty. Pit,IT. Dried A pples to C h ick en s...... ii a hustler from way back. D. & M. from Lima to Ottowa. and o pay Cost s and name changed to Cora RUPTURE CURED. wheat. We expect Hi hear o f him C h is m a n B r o s . putting It all together my opinion is B u tter...... 15 D ucks...... it V. Geesey. R. C. Holloway of the firm of Guth­ leading nearly all his classes In school that the Lima Ncrthern will not cross Eggs...... 5 Geese, .4 H ens 6 Notice of Appointment. Mary N. Hreese vs GHlett Breese. rie & Holloway was over at Weston this winter ______Fulton county. We may hear it's L a r d ,...... 18 T u rkey s...... 7 Divorce decreed on ground of extreme DOCTOR HOVER, last week getting the brick work In Henry County. Assignment of Chari#* H. Cunningham. toot, however, as 1 think there Is not T allow ...... h o g s L iv e ,___ 375 ind gross neglect of duty. P ota toes,...... 25 started on the new M. E. church at In Henry county the republicans Notice Is hereby given that the under­ any doubt of Us being built farenough Dressed, OOOtoOOO PUT. to pay costs. Action dismissed W ool...... 8 to 15 THE INDIANA RUPTURE CURE ASSN., Limited, that place. Messrs. Guthrie & H ollo­ have nominated the followlug ticket: signed has been duly appointed and qualified in our direction to connect with tlie way have secured the contract to old Wabash. i„ without prejudice as to custody of W ill 1ms at the DELTA BANK DELTA, Representative—Sol, Zarttaugh, com­ rhilri. TlnMi|iid being w ith ou t the build the annex to the county Infirm­ 4AME8 T. STALL. With a connection with tbe Wabash every Monday beginning Sept. 23 No cut­ missioner—Marlon Weakly, recorder— state. Dismissed without prejudice ting, no detention from Uufdftefcs. 11

China that the real criminals have suf­ AN ANCIENT ELM. toudi on trade topics in an ordinary way, fered. The ingenious orientals have a PREACHER TO PRISON BUCKEYE BRIEFLETS. 1 NOVEL INVESTMENT. do not hesitate to set forth the merits of THE DELTA ATLAS. Xt Stood for Centuries, and, Falling) Sapolio, It is a simple solid cake o^ method of substitution which Is con­ D ELTA, OHIO. Brought Ruin to a Railway Train. scouring soap, but tho sun never sets upoft venient for the officials. They snatch Its sale. From Now York to San Fran­ NEWS OF THE WEEK CONCISELY For more years than anyone can re­ BY THB ATLAS PRINTING CO. up any poor outcast they find without HINSHAW FOUND GUILTY OF 6 TRANQE COMMERCIAL FAITH. cisco it is found in every household, light­ member an elm tree of extraordinary ening the housewife's care, and, like the friends and execute him In the place ol MURDERING HIS WIFE. CONDE.NSED. B. L. WALTZ, Editor. C, R. T. WALTZ, Mon. size has stood in the village of New great men of the world, wasting itself to the rich or influential criminal who can Milford, Pa. It was there when the How Bread Cast Upon tho Waters of make everything around it brighter. In afford to pay for such service. Misera­ Honolulu, Nagasaki, Shanghai, Bombay* About the only law known to Ameri­ Jury Oat Only Two Hour® When It An Interesting: Summary of the More Im­ first settlers arrived, and as the woods Trade Comow Back After Many Day» ble wretches not infrequently volunteer Ceylon, Calcutta and Alexandria it fora® cans that, the courts caunot get away Bring* in a Verdict — Defendant portant Doings of Our Neighbors—Wed­ iwere cleared away it was left untouched -Knorinoua Investment* iu Modern a chain which binds the West of civil­ in consideration o f money to be, paid with Is lynch law . Killed His Wife und Bald a Burglar dings and Deaths—Crimea, Casualties, and by the woodman's ax. Its trunk was iiusinOM Method* — ♦'What*a iu a ization with its Eastern edge; while over to surviving relatives to undergo sen­ Australasia, the African colonies, and the D id I t. General Ohio News Notes. nearly four feet In diameter and its Namef” — Trade Harka aud Their tences, aud the custom o f the country countries of South Africa its sales ars “They imprison dealers in adulter­ branches cast their shade for more D e fe n se . permits the substitution. very extensive. ated milk in New York,’' says the Bos­ Sentenced for Life. Minor State News* than a hundred feet around. Wrhen the I f our forefatliors could look down on This slight record of Its successes and ton Globe. Indeed! Not deep enough Rev. William E. Hlnshaw is guilty of Ohio has 2il,480 farms. Delaware and Lackawanna Railroad modern business method# they would at systems is a good proof of the value or modern advertising, and we have coupled to drown them, we suppose? A most Interesting suit, iu which a the murder of his wife and will spend the Patrick Scahill, aged 21, was killed in wras built through New Milford, more the first glance conclude that modern merchants were as mad as March hares. it with some facts relating to the disas­ discontented husband seeks separa­ remainder of his life in prison. Suchi is Birch's coal mine at Bellaire by a fall oi than forty years ago, the track ran ters o f those who have not followed the- the verdict of the Danville, Ind., jury slate. After they had become thoroughly ac­ It is said that the Bannock Indians tion from four wives and a numbfer oi close to the old tree, and the station was broad theory of advertising and created after being out two hours nnd twenty “ Private Detective McEldowny was bad­ quainted with tho magnificent systems refuse to be photographed. This cer­ children, has been filed in an Oklahoma erected almost in its shade. Its great a name and reputation for soipst^11® minutes. r r ly burned about the face by the explosion which are used by our great railroad cor­ tinctively their own, because we would court. The plaintiff is a Cheyenne Ija tainly Indicates that tliey are intelli­ Jan. 10 last William E. Hlnshaw was of a firecracker at Marion, height aud wide spread of branches porations and mammoth trusts, they not by painting a tempting picture of suc­ gent and kihdly disposed toward all dian whom civilization has brought up found on the road in front of his house in The Maasillon armory, which is being offered a favorable mark for storm and would conclude that the age was an age cess lure thoughtless people to make the- mankind. from the ptdj hat, calico shirt stage of Belleville, Hendricks County, With sev­ remodeled, will be opened by the Ninth tempest, but while other trees were up­ o f magicians, and not of fools. The ma­ mistake of supposing that servile Imita­ tion would leadf them to the same thing. darkness Into the fullest privileges ol enteen razor cuts on his person and two-- Regiment band of New York. rooted from time to time tills grand old chinery of business has kept pace with the improved machinery of our mills. In­ Josh Billings covers the ground, “ Never 'aboriginal dignity before the law. Yel­ pistol wounds. He said robbers had en­ tree defied tbe elements. It seemed as The Buffalo Times proudly says: Mrs. Ella Potts was seriously injured by deed, the merchant of to-day avails of no oppose a success. When I See a rattle­ “South Buffalo has a hew smell.” We low Bonnet is the name of this disaf tered the house aud shot his wife* Ho the collapsing of a large brick oven in a sound as it was when the pioneers first snake’s head sticking out of a hole, I.say had engaged in a deadly encounter with little machinery in the conduct of his don’t know what It is, but we are will­ feeted son of nature who now finds his bakery at Portsmouth. She was buried saw it, nnd was a famous landmark. every-day office work. Patented systems that hole belongs to that snake, and I go them and they had inflicted the wounds about my business.” tepee too crowded. Under tribal con­ beneath the hot brick. One night last week, as the locomo­ of copying, of duplicating, wonderful let­ ing to wager that it can be duplicated before leaving. He directed those who by the Chicago river. cessions made to him he contracted the Mark Mannix, foreman at the N. * \V. tive Of a west-bound freight train was ter files, and hundreds of neat aids to A UNIQUE TOWN? found him to hin t his wife, and she was shops, at Portsmouth, had his left leg office work have multiplied very fast dur­ marrying habit, and now under the found unconscious with a bullet in her opposite it, the groat elm fell and crushed by a heavy casting falling upon it, ing the past few years and within the last Probably It Doesn't Exist, but It*e American politicians could discuss law o f‘the territory he seeks surcease head. She lived sixteen hours, but never crushed the engine. Not a breath of necessitating amputation. month. The Graphophone has gone into Perfectly Feasible. American politics at home, to be sure, from a job lot of mothers-in-law. Mr. spoke. Hinshaw lay in bed for ten days air wras stirring at the time. The en­ Dan Ifornan, an aged farmer living active use in business offices, so that the “IJlve In a- town,” said the gentle­ but they seem to* think it much nicer to Bonnet has been eating too much gov­ and was then well. His story was be­ gineer, Timothy Connon, and his fire­ south of Bucyrus, was struck by a train merchant can dictate all his correspond­ man at the hotel to the reporter look­ go over to Europe and let somebody ernment beef. H e Is feeling his oats, lieved at first, then suspicion began to on the Short Line and instantly killed, man were buried ih the wreck of the ence to a machine which records it on a grow that the burglar story wan not rea­ ing for an item, “ that Is unique In its pay cable tolls on their opinions. When a follower of the Indian agency lie was driving across the track, locomotive, and several freight cars wax-coated cylinder, from which, at a sonable. In the snow on the ground his way.” commissariat fails to harmonize with Anton Doller, a prominent fruit-grower wrere piled up and mingled with the later hour, th6 typewriter can reproduce tracks could be seen, but no tracks of a it for the mail. “What’s the town?” Inquired the re­ The news that Emperor WUliain is the conditions which have so long made burglar. His conduct was flippant and he of Avon Point, while driving across the ruins of the tree and engine. Both track near Avon, was struck by a Nickel- the engineer and fireman were taken The marvelous developments o f modern porter, sketching a picture is interesting. But that commissariat necessary he needs continued to preach. He was popular business show more strongly in the matter "It doesn't make any difference what with the women and it was common talk Plate passenger train and instantly killed. from the wreck, and it was found that there is no guaranty that the plcturb dieting. Give him less beef and more His horses were also killed. of advertising than in most other branch­ the town Is; It is unique.” will be a good one. A man is not an of that great social problem of making he was a very light-hearted widower. The neither had received as much as a es, Vast sums of money are apparently The defaulting treasurer of Springfield t4In w’hat does its unlquity consist, grand jury convened and he was indicted, scratch. Fred Ball, a brakeman, thrown away in this direction. When a artist simply because he draws well as ends meet Yellow Bonnet should be township, Muskingum County, has writ­ then?” asked the reporter, seeing that arrested, and lay in jail since May. His jumped from his car and was badly great commercial house spends two hun­ ft three-ring circus, suppressed. If he wants Justice of the ten to some of his friends that his down­ he was balked on the previous question. friends gathered around him and visited hurt. There was nothing revealed in dred thousand dollars during a single courts by all means let him have it. fall was due to drink, and that he would “It is self-supporting and there are him cousmmfy in jail. ■ the structure of the great elm to in­ year in newspaper advertising, there is Japan lias asked China to release the Arrest him for bigamy on three counts Sept. 4 his trial commenced. The trial make an honest effort to pay the money no taxes.” back. dicate w hy It should have thus fallen nothing in the Inventory at the Close of prisoners captured during the recent and put him through the divorce mill has covered four weeks, one week of the year which will represent the outlay. “Geewhillikins!” exclaimed the re* without warning. It had broken in two War, and China’s characteristic reply by way of the annulling power of a which time was lost through the sickness The mammoth plant of the Buekeve The papers have been printed, distributed, porter, “ give me its address. I want Is that only two can be fotmd. Japan term in the penitentiary. Imagine a of a. juror. j The trial has been most bit-, Stave company at Maltinto was totally de­ half way up the stem. Only one min­ read and again reduced to pulp in tho stroyed by fire, together with 20 freight to go there right away.” will hardly be surprised, for the cruelty white citizen of the country asking terly contested, there being expert testi­ ute and a half before it fell the fast paper mill, while the merchant’s good “ No,” said the inhabitant of this Ar­ mony o f the highest order on the point of cars, which stood on a sidetrack adjacent New' York express, No. 8, bound east, money has been paid to the publishers. ot cowards is proverbial. for divorce from four wives at the to the sheds. Tho loss is estimated at cadian vilalge, “I shall not do anything whether the woman could have walked had dashed by, running forty miles an Prudent men, even of the present gener­ same time! He’d get two years apiece, $80,000. of the kind. W e don’t want any more and talked after receiving the fatal hour. ation, hardly comprehend it. Thousands A New York medical expert says that anyhow. The large stone crusher' engine room, shake their heads, aud Invest their own people there at present. We may after wound in the head. Both sides had ex­ “It is not pleasant to speculate on ^insanity is simply the result of im­ pert testimony on this. engines,/screens, etc., at the Evans money in bricks and mortar, feeling as­ a while, but as yet we are not ready what the consequences' would have agination getting the better of judg­ It is evident that Lord Dunraven, in The case was argued five days and oue- quarries at Marion, were destroyed by fire. sured that they can depend on possessions for an Increase.” Sparks from a passing engine ignited the been,” said a Delaware and Lacka­ m en t” Jf that definition is true, the claiming to be “a sportsman,” is not half most exhaustively and the short which they see rather than invest their “What kind of a town Is It?” whole world is merely a gigantic in­ time the jury was out showed that the engine room. The loss will be between wanna official, “if that tree had fallen money in building up something which to ^'An excellent town, of course.” sustained by his acts. In the last race $5,000 and $6,000, with no insurance. them seems visionary. , sane asylum. Perhaps we have locked jury determined every point as they wont a minute and a half sooner.’'—New York j ‘I should say so. W hy don’t you puv he crossed the line at the start, as he along. The verdict meets public approval. At the American Straw Board Works at A true philosopher of the olden times up the wrong lunatics. Sun. It in a dime museum?” said, because he was “a sportsman,” When the defendant refused to go on the Circleville, William L. Gregg, Crist Fall, put over his door the legend, “ Things In­ “We don’t have to; we can support and that the start of both yachts was stand in his own behalf there was noth­ and Daniel Metzgar were in the pit in the W ill Make Governors’ Shoes. visible deceive not.” The bankers and ourselves easier than that” It is now estimated that it will cost necessary to give the Defender a right ing more needed to convince most, people calender room, cleaning it out, when a The Governors of the different States builders of his day sneered at him as they counted their gold and reared their solid “ H ow do you do It?” $115,000,000 to build the Nicaragua to the cup as the winner o f the race. In that he was (guilty, although a hanged steam pipe that runs through the pit, of the Union have a very important burst. All were badly scalded. Gregg buildings. But he had Scripture for his “ Simple enough. W hen we laid out canal. That is to say, the expenditure the yacht race, as in a horse race, two jury was the most they expected out of personage looking after their Interests may die. warrant, and modern advertisers are the the town fifteen years ago we made It of that amount will take the enterprise or more must start in order to make up the trial. Hlnshaw's attorneys will file just now, in the person of Harry J. an application for a new trial, which, if direct followers of his philosophy. He a corporation tliat could carry on lt» to a point where it will not do to give a Case o f competition for the purse or In attempting to board an outgoing Mooney, the “Brocton Shoemaker.” granted, will result in a change of venue. labored to show men that gold might be own business. In this way the town It up, and necessary additional sums prize. Ix>rd Dunraven made the start, freight train at Dayton, George. Strasser, a It is probably the first time in the stolen, buildings might burn, substantial young man who says he is a resident of in the disposal of lots sold only every Will have to be forthcoming. sufficiently to fill the technical require­ history of the United States that there possessions turn to dust and disappoint­ MILES GETS THE COMMAND. Piqua, was hurled against the east end of other lot, so that now it owns half the ments of the case, and then sailed back ment, while skill, education and character, the river bridge, and thence down a steep exists a genuine “Bootmaker to his though invisible, could not be stolen nor ground it occupies. These lots It gave into the harbor. This was spurious The report that Russia proposes to act Formal Order Issued by Secretary embankment. No bones are broken, but excellency;” but Mr. M ooney is filling destroyed. The modern advertiser goes long leases on at figures which enabled magnanimity. T* was not sports­ Lament AHsiKning That Duty. the man received severe internal injuries, Ss a mediator between England and that position very acceptably. In his much further, and proves conclusively lessees to build good honses on for and may die. that a mere name may be worth a million France and settle all their disputes by manship. It was a fraud of bad tem­ Secretary Lament issued an order occupation the Massachusetts cobbler business and dwelling, and on condi­ per and John Bull sullenness caused by Wednesday afternoon detailing General if it is well known and well respected. dividing up Turkey between them m ay A man named Butts, living at Lagonda, much resembles the famous bootmaker “ What’s in a name?” finds forcible an­ tions quite as favorable, If not more so, Miles to duty in Washington as general be taken as a convincing proof that past defeat and tho certainty of future made quite an extraordinary catch for of Versailles, who followed his majes­ swer in the columns of our daily papers. than those had who bought outright defeat. In fact, Lord Dunraven ad­ of the army, and ■General Ruger, now on that latitude, a day or so ago, nothing less ty, the Emperor Napoleon, everywhere The shrewd school boy, who puzzled his there is a silly season in politics over special duty in Washington, to the com­ than an eighteen-inch alligator. lie was We had the country around us, good mitted that it was no use to sail the and looked after the sovereign’s foot­ companions by daring them to spell there as w ell as over here. mand the department of the East, with walking along a small stream near his houseeleaning in seven letters, nnd then in agriculture, mineral, water and race, as he had an inferior boat. This ,h< :i(!f $20, and five cubic feet per hour gives and who has been promised a subsidy Hamilton County there were 180 divorces setts, from whom, in turn, he got a let­ succeeding year recognizes more forcibly The day of the paper collar passed as much light as 240 caudles. If this o f $40,000 a year, has Just visited granted, 54 refused and 598 still pending. ter for Gov. Blssell, of New Hamp­ than before the rights of trade-name own­ away some years ago, and, though pa­ shire. ers, and punishes with greater alacrity per is used to-day In many more forms estimate is correct it is evident the old- Washington to notify the authorities Mine Boss Thomas Davis was instahtly attempts at infringement. The manufac­ fashioned gas must go to the cook that when Congress meets it will be killed in No. 8 mine, near Sherrodsviile, Mooney expects to have a letter from turers of Sapolio have successfully over­ than were ever dreamed of a few dec­ Stove, if it does not have to go out alto- asked to grant a charter to a company office of the adjutant general in charge of while superintending the construction of every Governor to bring back with him, thrown countless imitations, and we un­ ades back, this cheap article of haber­ an air shatt from the bottom of the mine. fether. of American capitalists and to “grant the information bureau. Colonel Samuel aud possibly one from the President, if derstand that they are now prosecuting dashery has almost disappeared from Those in the shaft put in a charge of five dealers who silently pass another article sufficient assistance” to make It feasi­ Beck, who has been General Miles’ ad­ he is allowed an audience. He expects the m arket But there is promise that jutant general at New York, is ordered sticks of dynamite, struck with the tamp­ over their counters when the customer has The carelessness of some mothers in ble to construct and maintain this sub­ it will have a worthy successor in the to. Washington to fill the place at head­ ing Iron as a signal to those below that tho to reach tbe Pacific coast in about three plainly asked for Sapolio. This is a new ihe education of their daughters is marine cable. The promoter hopes the fuse had been lighted* but the warning months, and will return home by way departure In law, but is clearly equitable. paper sock, which is the latest novelty quarters vacated by Colonel Vincent. It promises to add another link to the laws to be ground out of the pulp mill. The Sho.wn by the fact that a Chicago worn- government will grant a yearly subsidy, Lieutenant Colonel Henry G. Corbin, who was not heard. When the dynamite ex­ of the Southern States.—New York which assist In the defense of trade marks mechanism has b^en perfected to paper indecently sent her daughter to the which, in connection with that granted has heen the ranking assistant adjutant ploded the earth between the mine and the Mercury. and trade uames. Iowa Iteform School under the impres­ by Hawaii, will enable this company of general at the department, Is transferred bottom of the air shaft was blown through An attempt to imitate is always despica­ yarn of such consistency that It is ca­ Into the mine, crushing Davis to death and pable of being woven Into fabrics soft sion that it was a State seminary for capitalists to raise the money—about to New York, to become adjutant general Gave Away Her Papa. ble, except when monkeys or stage mimics Blighly injuring two others. are thereby enabled to amuse an audi­ enough for wear. A special merit Is girls. The girl has since been “ par­ four million dollars—which will be of the department of the East. “We had a number of distinguished ence. Yet although the history of trade the cheapness of this newly devised doned” and set free, but the ignorance needed to lay the cable. This is a prop­ The Board of Penitentiary Managers visitors come In upon us not long ago,” have granted the following paroles: D. furnishes no Instance of a really success­ material, socks being produced at a re­ bf the mother can hardly b e pardoned. osition Congress should not entertain. EXPOSITION IN FULL BLAST. says Edgar William Nye, the North ful Imitation, still hundreds attempt it B. Poling, Perry County, forgery, five tail price of about 3 cents a pair. A t I fit were necessary for the United States Carolina humorist “We made them every year. Atlanta People Ready to Care for Alt years; P. J. Hammond, Montgomery In the office of the Sapolio manufactur­ this rate there is no reason why tbe to be iu telegraphic communication welcome and invited them to supper. There is a line sixteenth century ring Who Visit It. County, burglary and grand larceny, four ers there Is a Chamber of Horrors where whole world may not be supplied with with Hawaii It would be cheaper to fell I happened to be feeling particularly In that threat of the Kaiser to use the The Atlanta Exposition is now in full years; Andrew Bullinger, Sandusky the proprietors keep samples of the many foot coverings. At 3 cents a pair the 3 per cent, bonds, raise four million dol­ County, robbery, three years; Melton Car­ cakes of imitation stuffs which have been army to supress the socialists. It is swing, the exhibits are in shape and the well that evening, and, if I do say it bachelor’s life will become gladsome lars, and lay the cable than to pay this city has made arrangements necessary for ter, Pike Comity, horse-stealing, four myself, I made myself exceedingly vainly put forward only to meet with Strange that a man of the Kaiser’s good prompt failure or to drag out a profitless and happy. It Is said th9t substances company the subsidy of two or three the comfort o f visitors. Reports to the years: Edward A . Collins, Logan County, agreeably. After hav ing recounted one sense should take such pains to put embezzlement, three years; Reuben Gard­ existence through a few years. The pub­ can be used in the preparation of this hundred thousand dollars a year it is committee on public comfort show that lic is too discriminating to buy an Inferior himself in the hands o f his enemies. ner, Wood County, manslaughter, ten of my most amusing anecdotes, I was material to make the socks so Imper­ This yaw p will create tens o f thousands anxious to get. For the Interest on the at the hotels rates range from $1.50 to $5 pained to overbear the following con­ article on the assertion that it “ is just as a day on the American plan, and from 75 years; Charles F, Cline, Montgomery good as Sapolio.” vious to w ater that they can stand sev­ bonds would be only $120,000 a year. versation between one of our guests o f votes in Germany for the socialists. cents to $5 a day on the European plan. County, burglary aud larceny, three years The man who attempts to deceive by eral washings before falling apart. Outside of Russia, government on the But there is no urgent demand fo r such and life. and my youngest daughter, a sweet imitating the name or appearance of an­ Many private houses, however, are open Cowardice ot* a Large Eagle. lines laid down by the Tudors and the a line, commercially or politically. The child of 7 years: other man’s goods is a self-proclaimed to the public, and in the best parts of the Extensive preparations are being made liar, and however general the vice of false­ The claim of the eagle to the title of early Bourbons has been obsolete for hundred thousand inhabitants of the city there are hundreds of rooms in pri­ for the dedication of the State Masonic “Turning to my daughter and smil­ hood may be, it is a fact that even liars king of birds seems to be slightly more than a hundred years. islands, mostly natives, Japanese, and vate houses to be had for 75 cents a day,, Home at Springfield, which will occur ing radiantly tbe visitor said: ‘Your have no sympathy for one of their kind. Chinese, do not need to be in close tele-* some o f these houses being located on Oct. 28, When at least 10,000 visiting Ma­ papa is a very funny man, isu’t he, my The public asks no better proof of inferi­ clouded by an Incident reported from graphic communication with the rest Peach Tree street, the fashionable thor­ son* are. expiated tube in the city. Ali dear?* ority than that the goods nre pushed for­ Stafford County, Virginia. A gentle­ A gentleman from Birmingham tells ward under the cover of a better reputa­ man down there was watching an un­ of the world. The great Industry of oughfare of Atlanta. Railroad facilities available hall room has been secured for “ ‘ Yes,’ answered the sweet child, (In the Atlanta Constitution) o f a very are adequate and special rates are given headquarters for the visiting commander- tion, and the Chamber of Horrors in the usually fine bald eagle grandly sailing Hawaii is sugar-raising. The fluctua­ with charming naivete; ‘he always Is Sapolio building tells in plain terms how effective w ay in which the anti-bloomer to the exposition. ies, which will come in bodies, and about around in the air a few days ago, when tions in the price of that article are not when we have cornp’nyl* ' ’—Chicago the public recognizes and despises such enthusiasts of that city checked and a dozen churches have reported that they he noticed a little bee martin rise In as great or as frequent as those of would serve meals on that day, so there Record. attempts. . forever killed the growth o f the craze Seeks Death in tbe Lake* It 18 not an empty faith or visionary the air and make straight for the eagle. In that up-to-£ate>fcity. So far, it seems, stocks in Wall street. The producers J. P. Tillotson, a menjber of the Chi­ will be ample accommodations for all. speculation that leads these well-known The city is to be handsomely decorated He wondered what the martin’s object can get alon^ very Well without a cable. cago Board o f Trade, committed suicide Bands in the British Army. manufacturers to expend hundreds of none but young girls have appeared and electrical decorations will be made a could be, and was surprised to see it Even If the islands had been annexed, Wednesday afternoon by throwing him­ The British army bands use the high thousands of dollars In constantly re­ publicly in bloomers, but It became feature. A reception committee has been minding the world of Sapolio. Years of and wrere an Integral part o f the United pitph, the Queen’s regulation running sail in boldly to tear the feathers out whispered around that some of the self into Lake Michigan at the foot of appointed with Hon. S. S. Kelly, as chair­ intimate acquaintance have taught, them States, one would not be needed im­ 22d street. Financial losses, the result as follows: “In order to insure uni­ of the big eagle. But he was amazed to young women were having them con­ man and John Webb as assistant. In the that the public knows a good article and o f an unsuccessful speculation In wheat, formity throughout the regimental is willing to pay for it; that the markot see the eagle, after a few moments of structed. Thereupon the anti-bloomer- peratively. There is not a hundredth printed invitations sent all over the State are said to be the cause of his self-de­ bands o f the service the instVuments are for fine goods, whether it be butter or effort at beating off the little bird, sail lies secured the services of an enormous part of enough business to support a the visitors are invited to bring their la­ fruits, or lsees or diamonds, yes, or good cable, with its heavy charges. There struction. Policemen from the Cottage dies with them. A reception committee to to be of the samq> pitch as that adopted away in full flight, making every effort liegress, whom they dressed in a gro­ Grove avenue station recovered the body scouring soap, 1» never glutted. They would not be enougl to support a land receive the visiting ladies has been ap­ by the Philharmonic Society,” The Phil­ have become Intimate with the people. to escape from tbe martin. Tbe mar­ tesque bloomer costume, consisting of within a short time and tried to restore pointed with Mrs. Bushnell, wife of Gen. harmonic ^.Society has recently decided Sapolio is a household Word, always spok­ tin followed ufc closely for awhile, «, red waist, blue trousers, with a broad line of that distance. There Is no rea­ life, but were unable to do so. Mr. Til- Bushnell, as chairman. They will be to adopt the lower pitch, and, according­ en with good will, as If it were a familiar making a savage jab at the eagle every stripe dow n the sides, and bright y e l­ son why the government should come lotsou was 45 years old and leaves a. furnished free transportation to the home friend. The thousands who pass by The ly, the Queen’s regulations will doubt few yards, but was finally left behind low hose. The ridiculous figure had to the assistance of promoting specula­ widow, to whom he was married only six grounds and will be seated near the speak­ Sun building on their wny to and from less have to be amended. It is estimat­ the Brooklyn Bridge, look up with a smile through tbe superior retreating pow­ been made to parade the streets on a tors so that they can make money out months ago. ers. ed by competent authority that tbe cost as they recognize the great sign which ers of the big eagle. bicycle for several days, perspiring of a scheme whltfi Is commercially un­ Scott Power, aged 15, was thrown from now overhangs the ruins o f French's Ho­ ... Miss Elizabeth Houston Wickes, a so* a buggy near Zanesville, and fatally In* of altering the Instruments of the army at every pore. She has served, It is profitable. TherP would be some sense ciety girl, daughter of the late Mr. and tel, and say: “ There it is again,” when The only American order evet^found- jured during a runaway caused by the bands to the lower pitch would amount they recognize tbe seven letteserarranged said, to forever kill the bloomer craze In making H awaii the halfway house o f • Mrs. Chambers Wickes, and niece or ed was that o f the Cincinnati, in 1788. a cable linking our west coast with breaking of the harness. He was a son to between $1,000,000 and $1,500,000, under the seven days of the week, with In the M agic City. Judge P. L. Wickes, of the Supreme the brief statement that “ if used every It was soon dissolved, a Society of of Capt. B. F. Porter, who died in his wife's but it is more than doubtful if any chan­ Japan, China, and Australia. Such a bench o f Baltimore city, will make her arms at the same hour three weeks ago, as week day it brings rest on Sunday.” The Cincinnati taking its place. It was line would do a good deal of business. debut at the Academy of Music, Balti­ were returning they from a drive. cellor of the exchequer would spend so t white wall looks as though it had composed of the officers of the revolu­ The report that some seven Chinese But to lay one to Hawaii for the ac­ more, with the Digby Bell Opera Com­ The proposed electric road between large a sum for Buch a purpose. * cleaned with Sapolio, and a verse un­ derneath gives the comforting assurancetionary war. have been executed on account of the commodation of two thousand Ameri­ pany. ______Wooster and Cleveland is an assured fact. K that— There Is a loaf o f bread In the Agri­ Ku Cheng, massacre of missionaries cans and a few thousand Germans, The marriage o f Gen. Justus MeKin- The right of way has been secured over Hortence—“ I suppose there is always This world is all a fleeting show, cultural Department at Washington may be held to satisfy Justice it the Portuguese, and English, who would •try, aged 81, who was the Iron provost all of the proposed routes. It has been something in life to spoil a man’s hap­ For man’s illusion given; seven include the instigator of the mas- make but little use o f It, and then make marshal of St, Louis during the war, and fully determined that between Cleveland piness.” Van Jay—“ Yes; if a man is But woman, with Sapolio, made from the roasted leaves of a plant gaere and his chief assistants. But the Miss A delaide J. Dickinson, aged 39, and and Medina the proposed road would Can mata that show a heaven. allied to the century plant. Another the United Slates pay for furnishing follow the old state road. The route poor he can’t be happy, and If he is rich fact ilia I seveu are executed Tor tbe those facilities, would be a profligate wealthy, took place at the Church of ths the chances are he will get married.*<-. Poets, artists, designers, clever writers, kind o f bread Is from dough o f Juniper between Medina and Wooster has not been berries. crime does not necessarily Imply in waste of money. Holy Communion in that city. fully determined. Brooklyn Eagle. many of whom would not condescend to ■M , but I reckon y ou ’ll find pines all ab ou t Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report ^ BEST IN THE WORLD. here.” \ It Will Pay < S M & “ Thank you,” his interior! ts sr said To make some provision for your physical briefly, and w’e drove on. health at this season, because a cold or “ Now, wfe must stop and ask at the •cough, an attack of pneumonia or typhoid next farmhouse, Willard,” my hostess announced; “ they certainly are ac­ Baking fever now may make you an invalid all winter. First*of all be §ure that your blood quainted with the neighborhood.” is pure, for health depends upon pure “ But how absurd, when I knowr that THE RISING S tflf STOVE POLISH i a blood. A few bottles of Hood’s Sarsapa­ the knoll Is not half a mile from this cake* tor general very farmhouse.” Powder blacking of a stove. rilla will be a paying investment now. It ABSOLUTELY PURE will give you pure, rich blood and invigo­ “ So you imagine, Willard, but I think THB SUN PA STB POLISHOLISH for a ouic® rate your whole system. Remember differently. Here comes another man, after-dinner dninr applied and poU and I am going to speak to him.” COCOANUT TREFS. Good Time for ^.rt Auctions. ished with a clotft, Man number two, however, did not It is said to bo tho time for soiling Mora* Bros.. Props., Canton. Mam., U.S.A* wait to be spoken to, but accosted us Mow tlie Natives Munage to Climb pictures in London, as the new African Hood’s with a broad smile. > T h e m X, ike M onkeys. millionaires are stocking up with “ old “ Good day, Mr. Grazier, gain’ up to masters,’’and give*any price for them, The native proverb says: “A cocoa- A London collection, valued by experts Sarsaparilla the Knoll again?” hufc tree is a bride’s dowry,” and really at £50,000, sola at auction tho other Mr. Grazier nodded. "Is this the the many uses to which the palm and day fo r £87,000. r n m m m B Is the One True Blood Purifier. shortest road?” Mrs. Grazier inquired its productions are put are wonderful. promptly. They provide a family with food, shel- THE MODERN BEACTT H n n H ’ c D i l l c are tasteless, mild, etfec l l u u u a r l l l b tlvo A „ druggUta. 26c. “ I reckon it’s about the only one,” t(?r, fuel, house utensils, and, if need Thrives on good food and sunshine, with he rejoined," grinning, as if lie found the be, clothes. It takes a long time for plenty of exercise in the open air. Her form glows with health and ber face blooms Idea of a possible second road hugely the cocoanut tree to attain its full with its beauty. If her system needs the Miss Lucy W. Lewis, of Ran- Tho Bergamot Tree. a m u sin g. growth-seven years-^but when this cleansing action of a laxative remedy, sho dolph, Masu., a well-known and There is but one spot in tho world We drove on In silence for some few time has passed itis a mine of wealth, uses the gontle aud pleasant liquid laxative highly respected lady, writes under SvruD of F igs, where the bergam ot tree cun be culti­ minutes before Mrs. GrHzier spoke and happv he who can call a planta­ date o f Jan. 22,1805: “ I can speak vated with profit—a f^ct of some im­ again; then she said, “ Anyway,, it’ s a tion of a hundred acres his own. The Funny Custom. only in praise of ‘Rlpans Tabules/ portance, since its essence is indis­ relief to know tihat this Is the road.” nuts when ripe fall to the ground, and, The Chinese value an old pair of I am troubled by what my physi- pensable in the manufacture of numer­ DRIVING FROM THE BACK S E A T .^ I, answered fervently, but Mr. Gra­ when necessary, are plucked by men boots which have been worn by an up­ oian has called Nervous Dyspepsia. ous perfumes and medical prepara­ zier vouchsafed no reply. who climb up. It sometimes makes right magistrate, and the custom of My wrork, that of a school teacher, tions. The spot referred to is Kegio, Pine Knoll proved to be a truly love­ one’s blood run cold to see them run wishing a friend a “ happy foot” ia often brings on a state of intense In Calabria, that extremity o f the Ital­ ly spot, but my memory o f the way up the trees like monkeys. still observed all through Europe. nervousness, which prevents Two ways are practiced for mount­ ian peninsular which is familiarly RIVING a horse is one of those thither and back is clouded by rby too digestion and results In severe with rapture over the glimpse of the ing the trunk. In the case o f a small A Happy Woman. known as the “ toe of the boot.” Mr. simple processes, like sailing a vivid recollection of my hostess’ par­ headaches. I have found that by verdaut hills rising majestically upon tree, or at an odd moment, the man At last I am a well and happy woman Kerrich suggests that there is a good D boat, which anyone can master the other side. ticipation iu the management of the watching my feelings, and taking a chance here for enterprising capitalists walks up the trunk, keeping his feet again: thanks to M cE lree’s \Vine of Tabule with meals—as I feel myself without previous experience. Every­ “This Is Indeed an Ijleai spot,” 1 bays. Cardui. I have suffered for four years o f getting a highly profitably monopoly flat against it and throwing his weight becoming tired and nervous—I get body knows that there Is nothing diffi­ burst forth, but Mrs. Grazier had no If we crossed a bridge Willard was from womb trouble of tho most horri­ of tho bergamot tree by buying up back from it as much as possible, re­ relief at the time and prevent cult about it, and those that have never eyes for the beauties o f the landscape reminded of the sign which directed us ble kind. Twelve years ago I went to from the producers all that they ex­ taining his position at the same time done It are perfectly aware of their just then. to “ walk the horses.” If we passed a the San Antonio Hospital whero they further trouble. I have derived tract. At present the Keggio berga- by the tension of his arms. The other ability to do it, if they choose. wagoner in a narrow part, of the road performed an operation, but it left me much benefit during the time I have ftiot suffers both in quality and reputa­ “ W illard, what is the matter with the and safer plan is to pass a loop of cord in a worse state than ever. I went to But “ driving from the back seat” is In' was conjured not in tip’up dowu used them, and do not intend to be tion through the frauds of small trad­ horse on this side? He looks very around the feel, which are thus kept Dr. K ingsley and Dr. D. Y. Young, but quite a different thing; that is a grave strange.” the steep embankment. If the horses without them.” ers, who, it is said, mix it w ith ten close together, and grasp the trunk of they save mo little relief. After and serious affair, an undertaking of quickened ’ their pace, it was cruel to spending $125.00 1 was n otableto leave Itlpans Tabules are Bold »>y druggists. nr by mall If parts of adulterating matter. “ H e’s all right, my dear; only the flies the tree, the arms in the meantime as­ tho price (50 cwuts a box) Ik sent lo The Klpaus Client* tragic intensity. There is not one mo­ bother him a little,” aud Mr. Grazier drive so fast, and if they slowed up sisting the climber, who moves upwaftl my bed, and most of the time suffered eal Company, No. lo Spruce Street, New York. Sauipla pains to equal a thousand deaths. On vial. 10 cents. ment of calm, peaceful enjoyment for waved his whip lightly over the offend­ they were overheated, or had, doubt­ in a series o f jumps. U s u a l l y when a man quarrels with the 10th of last O ctober my friend Mrs. those so employed. Every circumstance less, stones in their fe e t one relative, ho does worse: he quar­ ing animal’s head. The busy season on a cocoanut Stevens advised mo to try McElree’s rels with his other relatives because and Incident to them Is vital and mo­ “ Willard, how can you do that, when At every water-trough Mrs. Grazier plantation is when the nuts ripen, Wine of Cardui. The first bottle did THE BEST TEST they won’t ‘'take sidOB.” mentous; each turn in the road blds^fair you know ho is so nervous, uuloss,” felt sure that they were dying of thirst, which they seem to do ail at once, and roe good, and 1 got more, and. to-day I to be a certain pathway to destruction; she added plaintively, “you really want until at last we stopped, and after much everyhund is engaged in gathering and am a now woman; am able to do all iny IS USE. cooking and hoi iso-work. I am run­ nelnw are a fc condensed extracts from letters t I have a dear every signboard is a false, deceitful him to run away aud smash us up.” delay and a struggle to unhitch their conveying them with carts to the dry­ celvotl: snare set to mislead them, while each checkrelns we ascertained that neither ing ground, which is always in close ning a boarding-liouse and doing all a batie, i little babe, and am “ That’s my idea, precisely,” he an­ the work myself. I still use tho Wine, egant, palatable,______of them could be induced to touch a proximity to the bungalow, so as to be W. LlUHTNER, M. 1)., Napoleo well. I thank Mrs. movement of the horse is but an index swered pleasantly, as we left the lake and always keep it in tho house—it as much as possible under the eye of feedliiB ms baby b * •Special nirf'ctlons.’ 8 Plnkliam foi this, of vicious propensities about to be re­ drive and began to climb a neighboring drop.’ saved my life. .■orked Jted ttk«slike aapr— charm.”—M ” is. Il, S. TiuiiAN, Boston , r and so could other the manager. Here they are split in Highland vealed. In fact, this method of driv­ hill. During our ascent Mrs. Grazier The most trying time o f gll was prob­ Mr s. M. J. M ey e r s, motherless women. ing is not only physically exhausting, ably when we turned around in a very half, longitudinally, with an ax—a , Appleby, Texas, ■ was a victim of Fe­ fixed her attention upon the check reins. but mentally depressing *aud spiritu­ limited space on top o f Pine Knoll, but feHt which is dexterously performed male troubles. “ It seems to me, W illard, that these After Trial of Ridge’s Food: ally demoralizing, and not alone does upon that I will not enlarge. with one blow by the man appointed O ld people pay themselves a com­ Lydia JC. I ‘ ink- horses are , checked up unnecessarily pliment by saying that the young folks "It meets my most sanguine exportations. I expect ham's Vegetable the driver suffer, but also all who arc When we reached home I felt tired for that duty and then spread out to to u»o It whenever occasion oirorH.’f tight; it is nothing but that, I am sure, are not so well behaved and polito as dder than he is™ Compound unfortunate enough to find themselves and exhausted, well nigh sick, while dry. The intense heat of the sun rap­ that makes them act so.” they were in their days. cured me.” — in the same vehicle with such a one. my hostess sighed deeply as she alight­ idly shrivels the kernel, which curls up 3 “ But they haven't acted so,” her hus­ Mbs. Geo. C. Perhaps a brief description of my ed, declaring that she couldn’t under­ into a ball the size o f your fist and de­ A s k agents of the Nickel Plate road band remonstrated. taches itself from the shell. about Hunters rates to Michigan and Wis­ ; Kibciiner, own will best serve to illustrate my stand why driving fatigued her so. This is now what is called “ copra,” consin. Tickets on sale until Nov. 15. I 361 Snedlkcr theme. “Well, they will—I’m perfectly posi­ Even Mr. Grazier, despite his ada­ and is shipped to the nearest point of Ave., Brook­ tive they will—when they come to go mantine nerves, appeared somewhat I had run down to spend a couple ot landing in sacks, where it is either A c c o r d i n g to the eleventh census lyn, N. Y. down this steep hill; I can tell by the weary, as he replied: “ It’ s not driving days with my friends the Graziers, who transported in bulk to Europe or more the wealth of tho country was dis­ way that tlroy prick up their ears.” that tires you, but driving from tho tributed very unevenly, the Northern were occupying a charming country generally made into oil, the refuse, oil At the summit we drew rein. “Not a back seat, Mrs. Grazier.” and Western States being far heavier The dreatest Medical Discovery place for the- summer. On the after­ bad view here,” my host announced, Since my country drive I have often cake or “poonak,” being sold locally in proportion to population than the noon of my arrival my hostess sug­ of the Age. pointing with Ills whip to the glorious observed people endowed with those* for feed for cattle.—Frank Leslie's Southern. gested that possibly I might enjoy a picture spread out beneath us. characteristics so prominent in Mrs. Monthly. drive over to Pine Knoll, which they “ Now, Willard, you watch the horses Grazier. In every club, society or so­ Hail’s Catarrh Cure KENNEDY’S d6emed a most desirable point from A n O d d R a ce . and let us admire tin* view,” Mrs. cial gathering 1 have found mem pres­ i constitutional cure. Price 7'up. more opportunities for making money He has tried it in over eleven hundred Mrs. Grazier and I took our seats be­ cases, and never failed except in two cases my hostess ample opportunity to lend And as often as it is my misfortune at a quick walk. Tho ram and goat, “ Hil tlnir and Whisker Dye,” Black in T E X A S than almost any hind and Mr. Grazier, springing into (both thunder humor). He nas now in his her over ready assistance from the back to run across them, and their name is ridden by little^boys, ran well, and • Brown State in this great country? Interest possession over two hundred certificates the seat in front, took the reins and seat, aud I was quite right in my sur­ legion, I regret to say, my painful coun­ the buffaloes went at a good gallop: yourself in the subject and see how R oosters aro a good deal like men. o f its value, all within twenty miles of we were whirled aw ay down the long, but tho emu would not stir neither true this is. * mises. try drive rises before me, and I mur-* A rooster never gives notice of Boston. Send postal card for book. smooth drivew ay, beneatli rows of fine would the elk, until tho end of the It was “ Willard, what a loose rein you mur: “I know you well, my friends; race, when it took fright and darted finding a worm until after he has A benefit is always experienced from old elms. I glanced admiringly at them therefore I shun you, as I do all of your swallowed it. REMEMBER, THE WABASH have! Can’t you realize tnat they’re down the course at great speed. Fi­ Is the Great Steel Rail Highway to all point a Uie first bottle, and a'perfect cure is war­ as we passed along and turned to my likely to stumble at any moment?” Or, kind, who, like you, are driving from nally a ram was the winner, a horse West and Southwest. For Rates, routes, maps, ranted when the right quantity is taken. hostess enthusiastically, “What magni­ “Willard, we’re coming to one of those the back seat.”—Boston Transcript. coining in second, and a buffalo third. W e think that I’ iso’s Cure for Consump­ aud general information, call npon or addresf When the lungs are affected it causes ficent trees these are,” I ejaculated. tion is the only medicine for Coughs.— the n eareot Agent of tha Wubaah By stem, of shooting pains, like needles passing dangerous ‘thank-you-ma’ams,’ do be Jennie Pin ckard, Springfield, 111., Oct. through them; the same with the Liver or She, however, failed to respond, and careful.” One for the Dentists. A Beautiful Vine. 1, 1894. _ Bowels. This Is caused by the durts being I noticed that her lips were tightly I sat by wondering at Mr. Grazier’s A physical phenomenon was reported In our search after beautiful vines W h y is it that ugly men have such stopped, and always disappears in a week compressed. “Be careful, Willard, unruffled composure under the contin­ by telephone to the Press ant’l Mail this we have overlooked one of the choicest ones of native growth. Our English good luck in marrying handsome wo­ after taking it. Read the label. when you turn into the road,” she said ual fire, but reflected that doubtless he morning, but Inasmuch as the story men? ______cousins are more discerning, and in J. M. McCONNELL I\ & T. A , Lafayette, Ind. If the stomach is foul or bilious It will waruingly, and I perad to Pine Knoll?” the grotmd of e c o n o m y - I farper’s Ba* MTHTSEJv'rlt« for la* the roots is fifty-four feet and the di­ lard,” she went on, “that when a horse “To Pine what?” he questioned, am eter of the spread of its branches in stitutes for gets his tall over the reins no one knows blankly. He—“Will you~l>e my wife?” She— one direction is a hundred feet. Its what be may do; In fact, he la just as “ Pine Knoll, a hill with trees on it?" “ Oh, this is such a surprise!” Ho—“ I height ia eighty feet likely to run away as not” she explained. can’t help that. It Isn’ t my fault that Mr*. W inslow’s Hoothiwo stainao» for Chlldre! A Uttfo later we reached the' shore “ W all, I can’t say,” he responded. ‘‘I you’ve never heard anything like it teething: selteift the rim s, reancen•**« ioflammatios.______of a beautiful lake and I ex cla im ed ain’t much acquainted up this way. before.”—Life »Uaya pain, cure* wind eeUe. '£> c«nu » but He. SAPOLIO CO l'RTi OF Till.: STATE. " BATHE T B E BABIES.

Columbus. O ct. 7.—C. M. Sm ith, Every Mother ia la M raM ia statistician In the office of the secre­ (be Subject. tary of state, hat given out tlie follow­ Be oareftil of tbe baby’s tender s k ill. A BARGAIN ing figures from the statistics of the M any soaps n ow used for w u h ln g work of the courts of the state, during children are positively harmful. Use “S-a-n-wd-o-r Skin Soap." It is made of the year ending June 30, 18HJ, which pure vegetable oils. I t i s m ild, sooth- will appear iu the forthcoming report ing,’ allays irritation, , prevents ------disease. of the department: S-a-n-a-a-o-r Skin Soap is the only non- That’s What It Will Be. Murder in the first degree—47 prose­ povorunu anliteptk toap in the world. W E E K ! cutions, 8 executions, 15 imprison­ I t is the finest medicinal soap made. ments, 2 acquittals, 3 quashed or nol- lied, lttstill pending. hy condition. Try it — — Murdtfr in second degree—411 prose­ , j o f the toilet and bath. Price cutions, 17 imprisoned, 4 acquittals, « cents a cake. Prepared by Sa-n-a- 21 still pending. d-o-r Medical Co., 10 and 12 Vande- water St., New York City. "W H E3 IsT ? Manslaughter— 4(1 cases, !) Impris­ oned, 5 acquitted. Oiir Mineral W eallli. Robbery—250 cases, :i lined, 118 Im­ When the mind is startled by sta­ prisoned, 13 acquitted. tistics showing the Indebtedness of It will comrtience Monday, Oct. 14, and Assault and battery—708 cases, 22(1 our country, our municipalities and lined, 115 Imprisoned, (Mi acquitted and our people, especially to foreign Burglary—1,132 cases, ill lined, 553 creditors,— t amounts to several bil­ continue for Six Days! im prisoned, 65 acquitted. lion dollars,—we may turn with satis­ Embezzlement— 181) cases, 1 Hned. 14 faction to the yearly showing of tbe imprisoned, and 13 acquitted. country's productions. Horse-stealing—81* cases. 4 Delta Orange, NO. llj, Forgery, etc.—108 cases, 45 impris­ P.'of H., Delta, o. . that would be cheap at 35 cents, commen­ Ladies Vest oned, li acquitted. Death, with certain tread has ap­ R iot—20 cases, 3 imprisoned, 11! nnl- cing Monday you can get it for 21 cents peared In our midst and summoned lied, 1 still pending. from the activities of earthly associa­ Assault to kill—465 cases, 155 im­ tion to the mysteries of the future prisoned, 50 lined. 27 acquit ted. our beloved sister, Susan A . T hom p­ ON MONDAY Gambling—212 cases, 107 lined, 12 UNDERWEAR. WE HAVE AN son. imprisoned. W e will sell you a Ladies he was a devoted wife, leal and Offenses against liquor laws—1.001 true, a loving and Indulgent mother, a WE WILL PLACE ON cases, 210 fined, 240 imprisoned and 23 all wool Underwear, a reg­ ALL WOOL NAPOLEON faithful and. sympathetic friend, al­ still pending. ways charitable toward the weakor er­ ular Dollar value, for SALE Inquests—Whole number hold 2,810. ring and lannltuentlal member of soci­ SKIRT T h e victim s in 1,500 o f these cases ety which she adorned. She has been 50 Coats and Jackets which were native born. the efficient secretary of our Grange 71 cents 40 inches long for 75 cents, The total amount of costs, fines and for several years but her voice will we will sell at 50 per cent forfeitures In the Probate courts of on Monday- we will throw be heard no more in our counsels and the state w a s ; Fines, *4.870.83: col­ oft A 5.00 coat for 2.50, we shall miss her greatly. them out at 57^ cents. lected, $1,300.87: costs, *12,458.70; col­ Resolved, That in the death of Sis­ UNDERWEAR 7.50 coat for 3.75 or a 10.00 lected, *2,807.15; forfeitures, *55(1.08: ter Thompson, this Grange has lost a DO YOU WANT collected, *31.30; total collected or col­ valuable and efficient member and 5.00 lectible, *010. ONE OF THEM ? one of its most earnest workers and FOR MEN ALSO. For 6 Days You The total of the same In Common able advocate, and that wc mourn her if you do, come early, for Pleas courts o f the state was *7,754.45. loss and extend to her bereaved hus­ You can get Mens Grey, can get them The total of the grand jury fees iu band and family our warmest sympa­ we have only 10 dozen of the state was 138,539. P etit jury fees, thy in their deep affliction. heavy cotton, for 39 cents, crim inal cases. *75,003.75. Civil cases, them. at such prices— Resolved, That we bow in humble and Mens heavy fleece lined *153.714.10. T otal grand jury fees. submission to the will of Him who *208,868.04. "chasteneth whom He loveth,” believ­ Underwear for 42J4 cents, On July 1, 1804, there were pending ing our loss may work for our good if AN 2,080 dIvorcc eases. During the last also Mens heavy wool for we are prompted to emulate our noble WE CAN SELL year 3,739 new cases were filed in the sister’s devotion, zeal and fidelity to W- E. FOWLER S 75 cents that are values at All-Wool DRESS courts. T otal. 6,548. Divorces grant­ the principles of our Order S T O V E S ! ed 2,497; dismissed, 920.—Blade. $1.00 These prices last for Y00 A GOOD YARN Resolved, That our charter be drap- W e can sell an all wool A Pleattant Event In Honor of a in mourning for thirty days and that * 6 Days Only. for 5 cents per skein. Urand Old I-ady. the above resolutions be placed on a Dress Serge for 25 cents. On Thursday evening of last week memorial page in our reoords, a copy Oct. 3rd, (Jccured one o f the most, be. presented to the family, one to the pleasing events of tho season, at the Orange Bulletin and Scientific Farm­ Insurance I Collecting home of James Dickson, of Pike'town er also a copy to the county papers for ship; it being the 89th anniversary of publication. ilLCS-ESJXTOY grand-ma Baxter, motherof Mrs Dick­ Alice A. Mukrav, ) son. As the clock on the mantle Mits. F. S. W o l c o t t , V Com. BUYS AND SELL8 K a t ie E. DuM akks pain ted, and your friends about Shiloh's Cure are cured by Shiloh's Cure. For sale every thing in excellnt, condition. by W . C. Martin.______$2500 House and 3 acres of land on Wood St.* Look our stock over and get our prices before you buy for Consumption. They will recom­ A desirable home for a retired farmer. mend it. For sale by W. C. Martin. Some of the wheat is getting so big $800.00 Two story, frame house, ou Adrian street, Delta. House has 8 Booms, Barn, W e can do you good. PARLORS! that the farmers are using cross-cut Fruit, good well and cistern. N e w M uhIc S tare, saws to get it down. 1 1 will be floated Everything New, Cheap I have removed my music store to I will say to my friends my residence on East Main street, to market by the boom company.— H. L. MILES. where I shall keep a full line of Pianos, Minneapolis Journal. $2,200,00 Forty acre Farm, two miles south­ and patrons that I have on Organs, sheet music and sniallmuslcal My new room is complete, large and west of Delia. One ol the best 40 acre farms Instruments. I am in the market to One W ay to be H a p p y roomy and full of new style Furniture $2,000. Modern house and lot In Delta, nine rooms, good well and cistern, fine location, hand a fine line of Millinery sell instrum ents. When you wimt anything in my line Is at all times to attend to the com­ For sale or exchange, an 80 acre farm 1a M ug. IIATTIK PALMRB. come and sec me.______Goods forts of your family. Should any one r aw ford county Mleh. Salt Lake.—The first grand annual of them catch a slight Cold or Cough, luoaere farm near Swanton. O., good build­ prepare yourself and call at once ou ings, orchard, well* Ac., 6 c. Eisteddfod held in Utah has opened $1600. 30 acres in Yq|tc twp. Small orchard BONNETS, Frank Knoseo, Winameg, sole agent and good nelgbborfiOod. in the Tabernacle. and get a trial b ottle o f O tto’s Cure, k Fine Hearse in Connection. $8,500. A splendid psvperty on John street. HATS, CAPS, Tea Olub Orders. the great German Remedy, Free. Wc F irst class building* with all modern im­ give it away to prove that we have a provements. Wo will present either a 100 Piece English Dinner Het, or a ISVIece English Bed Itoo sure Cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, F. A. Seeley, Metamora $1,000.00—House and lot on South John street BABY HOODS, A t, Uiladl ...... Consumption, and all diseases of tho —New house with other Improvements. antee our 1------T h roat and Lungs. Large sizes 50c $2,500 00—House and lot on Main street—cen­ tire pntlttftirtlon. Till* In ...... trally located. VELVETS, LACES, tunlty for tattles to obtain a beautiful f>in- and 25c. 77 acres one mile from Delta, will be ner Het or Bed lloom Hetiseagga of tbe Blood. house new, of modern design with all im­ Street, Delta, O'. will sell Home Seekers’ Excursion P ric e , *8p. per package. provements, will exchange for other i*op- Tickets as follows: Morris’ English Stable Liniment erty. To Virginia, Sept. 24 and Oct Corea Lameness, Cota, Bruise*. Scratches, * For particulars call on or address The modern stand­ TEACHERS' EX AM IN A HONS. Rate, one fare for roundtrlp; limit 30 days. To Alabama. Florida, Georgia, ard Family Medi­ Morris’ English Worm Powder ,WANTED Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Warranted tocare any case of Worms In Horses, ff. E. Fowler, D e it y , capital. experience, You cannot fail tf **3ni sell for the great MO. 4 ILL. 8TARK North Carolina, South Carolina and Cattle, Sheep or Dog*. alwi.Pia Worms in Colts. IS YOUR HORSE Nt/RSFRICS. Tlfityear. t.OOOucrofi Nurserlc* Tennessee, on Oct. 2. Rato, one fare cine : C u re s the P rie e, 56c. p er 1“— FARM FOR SALE. 40,WO acres Orchard*. W rite quick, giving Craft’s Distemper and Cough Cure for round trip: limit 20 days. To Ar­ T h e 8. H. C a tely farm o f 240acres, miles LAHE OR age. references, etc, Stark Bros. Louisiana, kansas, Alberta, Arizona, Colorado. common every-day A Specific for PlKtemper, Coaghs, Colds, Heaves, Mo., or Rockford 1 it. 10-6m Pina Kye, and all C»r«rrhal diseases of * from Delta, Fulton Co., Ohio, 120 acres on Iowa, Indiana Territory, Kansas, P rice . SOe. SI M p er I each side o f road. 35 acres good timber on BLEMISHED ?.... ills of humanity. dach. Olar and b la ck loan soil, well tiled’, 8outh Missouri. Manitoba, Minnesota, Wells' Hoosler Poultry Powder good outlet, good buildings. Shored wells and New Mexico, North Dakota. Oklaho­ Ifo J'oa Hunt Any Emit Tree* f Makes Hens Lay, cures Cholera, Gapes aad wind mill, good water. Well designed for 2 February 1 ma, South Dakota, Texas. Utah, Wis­ Boup, and keeps ^ Hry healthy farms. Can be so*** * ------given a t once. C a USE CURBING! FruitTrees home grown. 4f you Waitt consin. Wyoming, date Sept. 24; rate ffistr.7 ’ D elta soon. Inquire o f intend to set out, peuch. pear, apple March 2* . s wanton one fare, plus *4.00; round trip lim it BY PRATT BROS or fruit trees of any kind you will save April II 15 days for return. „*?LD April 3ft . Archbold money by buying of J. K. Fauble. May » ... F ayette See Ohio Central Agents. Sold by W . G. M artin, Delta Or. Price’* Cream Baking Powdar Agent, for Lenawee. Co. 7-3mpd May 2 8. Wauseon 10-Jw I Award>d Ge!4 Mftlal Mldwtnur F«tr, 9m PrmlaM, THK VAX I.EVV, Nervousness, The Delta Atlas. H e r r Ih Homelliiux Tliat lut< r- SARGENT BROS. e s t « I 'v e r ,» » o t !>. Im u«J Evory ^Friday Morning. County treasurer Daniels is ou t with B TTH E ATLAS PRINTING OO. Irritability, hisauuual proclamation, ycleped. the E. L. W ALTZ, Editor. C. ft. P. W ALTZ. Mg'r. tax police. Below we glvir the total Loss of Vigor & Subscription price a year In advance, levy in the Several townships, villages or$1.56after a months. . Atlvertining rule* and special schooj districts: in mills ; n on application. Have their “ first cause ° and origin m m Amboy township ...... 20,40 in impaired digestion. Nine-tenths Eutered a t the Post Office, Delta, Ohio, i Metamora school...... 20.40 of human ills begin in the stomach. Second Class Matter. Amboy & Richfield school 111.40 Impaired digestion is followed by SAXTON. Royalton township...... ili.40 blood, liver and kidney troubles. Our national debl, Including the Lyons special school...... 19.110 BREAKFAST. “ T lier’s nothing as ('heap and Weak• in debate as as­ currency and aud all other obliga­ Chesterllold township...... ____ .20.00 gom e' nic«e Buck­ tions. and without deducting the cash sertion that is not backed by fact.” Look Gorham township ...... 18.90 wheats, hot from the in tiie treasury, amounts to somewhat Fayette school, (iorham ...... 27.40 The Seat of Disease griddle, with old fash­ more than a billion and a half dollars. at the Franklin township ...... 14.90 ioned maple syrup, 2 Hut in a single good year the crop of Dover township...... 22.20 or H pieces of . Folger’s corn, wheat and oats ulone may sur­ \V 1 )('ii w e SpringhlU school, Dover...... 23.20 Is the Point to Attack. I {aeon fried Dice and Top of It. pass that great figure. This was the Pike township...... 18.00 Thousands of testimonials bear wit­ llogers and I sets up case In 1891. When you buy a lamp chini- Delta school, Pike ...... 32.00 ness to the fact that Lyon’s Seven for Kings. | ney see that it has a top like Again, the yearly product of the Assert ~ Fulton township...... 19.80 Wonders is curing Indigestion, this. Ivory Top lamp chimneys country is so great that if the produc­ will not break with heat. They are Swanton school, Fulton .. 28.80 D yspepsia, and other stomach the strongest, handsomest, m ost tion never exceeded that of 1894, Swan Creek township...... 21.40 troubles ; cures nervousness, faulty that we are selling the Finest and Handsomest economical lamp chimneys sold. which was a bad year, it would be York township ...... 10.00 circulation of the blood, palpitation Ask your dealer for the more tlmn sufficient, if applied to the Delta school, York ...... 32.00 of the heart, torpid liver and kidney purpose, to wipe out the national debt Clinton township...... 21.70 disease. IVORY TOP In tw o years. Wauseon school, C lin ton .25.70 In the last calendar year, according Pettisville school, Clinton ...... 23.70 t:i an official report, the value o f live German township ...... 21.70 LYON’S SHOES! hundred and twenty-five million of A rclibold school, G erm an . 32.20 dollars was dug out of the ground in P ettisville school, G erm an, 23.20 Seven Wonders the.United States. Delta Corp., York,...... 40.00 produced anywhere on the American continent, we are This sum. which seems so prodigous Delta Corp., Swan Creek...... 40.40 Can be bought of your druggist at C. C Quiggle prepared to back our claim to the fullest extent. was really a great disappointment, Wauseon Corporation ...... 34.20 only one dollar a box (60 doses), or for It fell far below the output of 1893, Arclibold Corporation ...... 37.80 address and still farther below the output of Fayette Corporation...... 39,00 1862, which was worth almost six hun­ Swanton Corp., Fulton....: ...... 34.00 %%%%%%%%%% dred and slventy-Hve million dollars. The Lyon Medicine Go. BAUCH’S Swanton Corp., Swan Creek .'15.00 The decrease In production does not ART Metamora Corporation ...... 27.40 INDIANAPOLIS, IND. mean that that the minesof the coun­ O f tiie above the, state f ax levy is QALLERY try are becom ing A ll a listed. I t is a 2.75 mills, county tax 3 mills, election gunnte* this remedy to ran w ® or money refunded. part of the general depression which tax .25 mills, poor tax .4 mills, bridge A Tadpole L O A N E D ON prevailed In 1894. Tbe pig Iron pro­ tax 1.8 mills, building tax .8 mills, Sold by Pratt Bros.. Druggists. ItEAL ESTATE duction, for instance, was effected by soldiers' fund .2 mills, and ditcli tax .2 Photographs! MONEY the decreased demand for iron in the From Sire to Son. HANK Ol DK1.TA mills, making a total of 0.05 mills. W ou ld Sw im manufactures, and fell off nearly half The balance of the levy as shown Asa Family Medicine Bacon's Cel­ a doing some elegjir a million tons, while the value of the above is for corporation, school, town­ ery King for the Nerves passes from sire to son as a legacy, lr you have ; in Colored Photographs pig iron which was produced fell off ship and road tax as levied by the a long distance in a day if he swam in a straight line/like Kidney, Liver or Blood disorder do not nearly twenty million dollars, township, village or school officers. delay, but get a free sample package BAUCH, Delta, 0. this The largest item by far In our min­ Franklin township lias the lowest to­ o f t,his remedy at once. If you have ing accou n t Is coal. I t is m uch great­ tal levy—14.90 mills—and yet more Indigestion, Constipation, Headache, er than the combined value of all the Rheumatism, etc., this grand specific than half of it is for school, township will cure you. Frank Knosco, Wina- Blood. Liver, KMtwyis. Stomach,Kheumatism, Dys> gold and silver th at is mined. and road tax, levied by the township pepsia. Constipation, Headache, Malaria & 1‘emale meg, the leading druggist, Is sole Cc.ajpiair.ts. Kes'ttlarSOc.anci®! boxes at Druggists. Of gold, our miners dug in 1894 a lit­ officers. agent and is distributing samples free tle less than forty million dollars' to tiie afflicted. Large packages 50c B worth. T his is in itself a very respec­ The healing properties of De W itt’s and 25c. Witch Hazel Salve are well known. Our line has been straight for years, . it is table amount. Of course it is much It cures eczema, skin affections and is ‘ URL1V SALES. FOOTINE less than the world's waste and its simply a perfect remedy for plies. W. now. Everyone who ever used our specialties C. Martin. T h e ! Of Destroys tiie odor'of the need for manufacturing and coinage Iju'iII sell at public sale at my resi purposes; but Australia and South nee on the Ingleman farm 2i miles Dentistt l« L« . 1D e lt a , knows this true. FEET AND ARMPITS ThcFanuent’ National ConicreHH. Africa contribute large supplies in ad­ The fifteenth annual session of the th-east of Delta, And cures tile disease. Price SO cts dition. Farmers’ National Congress convened T H U R S D A Y , OCT. 24, 1895, BALDWIN of Druggists or Mail. The production of gold In this coun­ yesterday ill A tlanta. This congress I Hambletoniun road mare. 5 years II. V. Ludliwt d- Co., Sminton, O. try has lately increased. More was Is composed of delegates appointed by old: 1 heavy work mare, 9 years old; 0 Teeth W Pain. mined in this country last year than the governors ..of tiu: several slates, milk cows; 8 spring shoals; .10 acres iii any year since 1878. It still, how­ each state being entitled to as many heavy corn in shock: about 200 bushels ever, ranks behind silver in value. delegates as it has congressmen and potatoes o f fine (|utility: 1 three-year- I F R E S H + Sixty four million dollars' worth of senators. The present session will old colt. Sale to commence at 10 that metal was mined in 1894. adjourn on Wednesday of next week. o'clock a. m. A cre d ito f 12 months on N For a time the value of the copper The following subjects appear on the sums over #5. 1Iika.n i TiNor.KV. OYSTERS ! was greater than that of gold; but the program for discussion: account now stands the other way. Conservatism of the farmer element. in tomorrow morning, g e t1 In 1894 the value of the gold product Sunshine and shadow of farm life. surpassed that of copper by six mil­ Farmers’ wives, their needs and a can. lion dollars. • recreation. SHOES! The silver product has been falling Paying farms and happy homes. off. This is probably uot because Secretary of Agriculture criticised. Bakery Goods, all kinds. there is less silver In the earth to be Agriculture and currency question. mined, but because the low price for Agriculture and education. Winter Boots and Shoes for Winter j Zimmerman. ^ It has led many mines to diminish or The new woman, the middle man, ireather will interest yon nnd so trill the suspend their production. Not so production, prices etc., etc. Hon. B. much by ten million ounces was min­ F. Clayton of Illinois is president. Prie.es we have put on them. ed in 1894-as In 1893. There is no country In the world so If there is anyone who has com plet­ rich in the products of the earth’s sur­ ed the reading in the twelfth year's %%%%%%%% face and of the ground below Its sur­ course o f the O. T . R. C., and who lias The Correct Time not yet received a certificate for same, W e handle the Easiest and Best-wearing Shoes that face as the United States. Agricul­ DOBS Y O U R ture is still, and happily, our greatest will you please let me know at once S' are made, for the money. st urce of wealth; but we have in coal J. J. D o dds, Fayette, O. W a tc h in gold, in silCer, in lead and copper, THE ILLS OF WOMEN. IN STYLES in petroleum resources of future Constipation causes more than half OR wealth far beyond those of any other the ills of women. K arl’sC lover Itoof IN WEAR, nation^ Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipa­ tion. For sale by W. C. Martin. Though we do, indeed, owe enor­ IN FIT, C lo ck ! mous sums,—much more, no doubt, Prohibition missionary: “ You are than we ought to owe,—we may con­ so poor only because you are intoxi­ IN THE HEARTS need repair? Having years of experience in of the Shoe buying public sole ourselves with the reflection that cated half your time.” The bibulous Jewelry Repair and being now located with one: ‘Tbasli not it, gent. I'm only m PRATT BROS. I solicit your patronage. these vast sums have largely been 'toxicated half m’ time 'cause I am so See our warm lined Shoes for Children, Misses, and used in developing just such resources p o o r!”—Puck. W. WEBER, of wealth as our mines supply. And Ladies. We sell the “Goodyear Glove” Rubber Goods. It wasa case of fits, cure was per­ With Pratt B ros., Delta. the wealth iii present which will even­ fect and permanent. If you have such None better on Earth. This unfortunate fellow is Wonder What tually more than pay the debt.— an affiiction, Fits, Epilepsy, Spasms. Youths Companion. ■St. Vitus Dance or any serious Nerve in it sure enotigh, but al­ DO YOU Trouble, write Mrs. Lena Cooper, 1534 F r e e P i l l s . Lorain St., Cleveland, O., lo tell vou S. S. TM0RLEY. though he is having a sta­ We’ll Do EXPECT TO BUILD ? Send your address to II. E. Bucklcn what Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve Vitalizcr & Co., Chicago, and get a free sample did for her after she had doctored for ving “good time,” barrels With all these new over­ box of Dr King’s New Life Pills. A eight years and Doctors said her case WHEN YOU WANT trial will convince you of their merits. was incurable. She gratefully says : ar.e not likely to take the I can supply you with The only GAP "Your medicine has done me such coats? Wait and see how STHKL 1100 hi NO tliat was awarded These pills are easy in action and are TO particularly effective in the cure of great good, 1 think 1 ought to be will­ place “of furniture;:— Caskets medal and diploma at the Columbian ing to tell others of it.” This great fast they go at the prices Exposition. Constipation and Sick Headache. For remedy $1. ofW. C. Martin of Delta may serve in emergency, if For the Nicest and Most Durable Malaria and Liver troubles they have we mark on them. If been proved invaluable. They are or A. Q. Price of Swanton. Roof, use the guaranteed to be perfectly free from Bucklen’a Avriloa Salve. PAINT so we have them, but not there’s a coatless man in every deleterious substance and to lie CORTRIGHT NIETl SlATE ! T he Best Salve in the world for Cuts, purely vegetable. They do not weak­ your house, barn, wagon or buggy or painting of any kind barrels. Most people prefer the country this winter it en by their action, but by giving tone Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, to stomach and bowels greatly invlg- Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, to buy their furniture at the nel Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup­ come and see us, we have the best Paint i/n the market won’t be our fault. The member 1 make the bust Milk Cans ora te'th e system. Regular size 25c. Tier box. Sold by I’raff Bros’., drug­ tions, and |*>sitlvely cures Plies, or no Masonic Temple, Delta, as and all kinds Dairy Ware. Tiu and pay required. It is guaranteed to give and can save you money. silk and satin sleeve linings Copper Boilers of my own make. gists. perfect satisfaction or money refund­ Don’t fail to come and see us when you want we have a fine line in all the in all our“ H.S.& M.” over­ Landlord : "Did youfever taste any­ ed. Price 25 Cents per box. For sale W. E. SEELEY. thing to match this ral wine?" Cus­ by Pratt Bros, styles, and sell lower than coats and ulsters are guar­ tomer; “Oh, yes. 10nly the other any of our competitors. week 1 stuck the wrong end of a pen­ Do you DESIRE t o m a k e anteed to wear two seasons holder in my mouth by mistake." So ordered by the Com. I t Is a truth in medicine th at tlic 0 NEY ? This Label oa a Garment Insane Your fflT smallest dose that performs a cure is HI Paper am Perfect Fit and Satisfaction. the best. Dc Witt's Little Early Ris­ ers are the smallest pills, will perform OUR PLANS OF OPERATION Fresh Meat is condusive to Good a cure, and are the best. W. C. Mar­ ASSURE Health, we buy and kill our own, It is tin. Absolute Safety of Investment. Fresh and Teuder. Ten-year darky boy; ‘ Mammy mam­ my, 1 can't reach the roosting nest on Make your money v nt lily hu 1“ BARTHOLOMEW Fresh FISH, my toes." Mammy Johnsing; “Stan' on your heels, chile. Ain’t you got no It Stands for the Best that Meosjr intcrlectraiity?”—Boston Standard. a frorn SI0.0G upwards. Caa Buy or Skin ProAice. Fresh BEEF, A il we usk is for W e always carry a large and full line and cannot fail to It’s Just as easy to try One Minute please you. W e have an endless variety from »> rents (I Fresh FORK, Cough Cure as any thing else. It’s and other Information went FRKK. easier to cure a severe cough or cold Z 1nor© A Co. R oll up. N o trouble to show goods. Fresh LARD. with it. Let your next purchase fora Open Board o f Trade Bid*., Chicago. lit Buy your Meats of • cough be One Minute Cough Cure. Better medloine; batter results; bet­ Or. Price’s Cream Baking Powder L. H. Taylor. ter try It. W. 0 . Martin. World’s Fair Highest Award. P R A T T BROS BENFER. & C O . D E E D S Of* FIENDS. Nation has no law against prize fighting. o f politicians who sought to use tfc^w for HEAVY FROSTS, Professional Carda The lake and grounds are leased and con­ CUBA’S CRY IS HEARD stepping stones to office. THE DELTA ATLAS. Turks Ravish Armenian W om as and trolled by the Roebuck Rowing and Fish­ Every mention of the cruelty o f the Many Portions of the Country Via* DELTA, OHIO. K i l l T h e m . ing Club of this city, who freely gave the Spaniards was greeted with groans, ev­ ited—But Little Damage Done. Constantinople special: A deputation managers of the contest the use of them* P . FLETCHER, M. D.— BY THE ATLAS rHINTING CO. CITIZENS OF CHICAGO PROTEST ery mention o f the Monroe doctrine and Dispatches received by the Associated composed of forty leading Armenians People here are jubilant over it. Office at Residence, AGAINST TYRANNY. the duty of the government to enforce it Press indicate that heavy frosts fell Sun­ ®. L. WALTZ. Emroa. 0. It. P. WALTZ, M m called at tbe British embassy here to see with the wildest cheers, i f the responsi­ day night throughout the greater portion Keridenee, But Main Street. the British Ambassador, Sir Philip Currie. A Business Block Destroyed* bility o f admitting Cuba to statehood had of the country. Little damage was done. Office work Oust. They were informed that Sir Philip was Flre broke out in the large St. Charles Cause o f the Oppressed People Warmly lain with the meeting and some one had Warsaw, 111.—The first frost of the sea­ absent; but they said they had come to see Hotel building, at Osgood, Ind., and before put the question another star would have son fell, killing all tender vegetation. No him, and would wait there until he ap­ a general alarm could be sounded the entire Championed —Speeches Made and 8 . P. BISHOP, X. » . ------CIRCLING THE GLOBE. been added to tlie flag. At the mere sug­ damage to com. peared. structure, a three-story frame of large Offlce u d rcideocs cor. Wood *od M il* Resolutions Adopted in Keeping gestion of Cuba’s possible statehood the Centralia, 111.—A light frost, with no The Armenian church at Constantinople dimensions, was ablaze. Fanned by a with Declaration of Independence. meeting went into the wildest upplause. damage. Street*. Delta, OM o. and the ptlier Churches situated in different brisk breeze, the flre got entirely beyond Offlce hour. 7 to 8 ». m., 18 to 2 u d T Ml CONCISE HISTORY OF SEVEN parts of the Turkish capital are still control, spreading to S. M. Smith’s drug­ To the committee that had in charge the Elkhorn, WiB.—A heavy frost fell. All Ip . M. crops arc beyond injury. DAYS' DOINGS. crowded with refugees. There are nearly store, and the entire block went up in Pleas for Self-Government. drafting of the resolutions the demands five hundred Armenians in the Patiraehate flames. Besides the hotel and fixture sand The first protest of free-born Ameri­ on the behalf of the struggling Cubans Plainfield, Wis.—A very heavy frost Church alone. The scenes in the churches Smiths entire drug stock, R. A. Creigmite’i cans against Spanish tyranny in Cuba had at first seemed too strong, too pro­ fell, killing all garden stuff. XR 8 . V. A. WADDELL, X . I).. Intelligence by Electric Wire from Every are heartrending in the extreme. Many was heard in Chicago Monday night. It nounced; but in the light of the en­ East Tawas, Mich.—A sixteenth inch of law library, C. McMullen’s barber fixtures TREATS SUCCESSFULLY Quarter of tbe Civilized World, Embracing women and children are bewailing tho and household goods, JEbel’s meat shop was as fervid, as resolute and as defiant thusiasm which prevailed when they ice was formed. A heavy frost fell with were read they seemed weak and inef­ great damage to all kinds o f vines. Foreign Affairs and Borne Happening!* of loss of their hu&bamls and fathers. The and household goods were entirely con­ as if it had been voiced by men and wTo- ALL DISEASES OF WOMEN. .Armenians declare that the Turkish sumed. The loss is estimated at. $30,000. men who had suffered personally the fectual. But they were adopted with a Indianapolis, Ind.—A killing frost fell an Im portant Mature. roar. Mayor Swift was chosen chairman in many Indiana counties. Offlc* orer Nachtrleb & Guilford’* Drag committed tho most terrible excesses in the Aug. Hartman owned tho two briek busi­ wrongs that have kept Cuba in a state of Store. Karaghiomkuk quarter of Constantinople ness houses, insured, and J. M. McCoy ferment for a century. There was no of the meeting, and addresses were given Louisville, Ky.—There was a killing THREE MEN during the night of Monday last, the date owned the hotel building, also insured. sign of prearrangement in the speeches. hy the following gentlemen: Rev. Dr. frost which did great damage to tobacco WAUSEON, OHIO. when the rioting first broke out. The loss on building alone will reach $10,- They differed widely as to the proper F. W . Gunsaulus, Thomas B. Bryan, and other vegetation in various portions Asphyxiated By Oaxaca iq a W ell woman, named Aghavni, who was eight 000. Although daring work was done, no William J. Hynes, William E. Mason, the of the State. Caused By au Explosion of Dyna­ months enceinte, was ripped open, it is lives were lost. ______Rev. J. H. Barrows, Bishop Fallows, the Topeka, Kan.—A heavy frost through­ P. I. ISBELL, claimed, and the child within her was ex­ Rev. Dr. P. 8. Henson, John Mayo Pal­ out the State. Broom corn seriously dam­ mite. The Crop Prospects. posed to the jeering mob. It is added that mer and E. B. Sherman. , aged. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, A thirty-foot water well on the farm ot Ohio—Rather dry with frosts but the same woman’s daughter, only fourteen St. Louis, Mo.—Light frost over the NOTARY PUBLIC, Claymeyer Wegman, living near Pember- year old, was ravished. It is still im­ serious damage reported. Wheat and rye State, with little damage. Ville, Ohio, was shot with dynamite to in­ NO OPEN SUNDAY AT ATLANTA. Oonreyanoer and Beal Estate Agent. possible to give the exact number of killed seeding, cloverseed threshing, potato Memphis, Tenn.—Frost was found in crease the flow of water. Two hours after or wounded. All the accounts concur iu digging, and corn and tobacco cutting DELTA, OHIO. the charge of dynamite had been shot off nearing completion,with some com husked. Resolution to That Effect Tabled, It low-lying localities at various points in saying that the Turkish police coun­ li Thought Permanently. West Tennessee, north Mississippi, and Henry Fahle went down in the well tc see tenanced, the atrocitities. According to Rain is badly needed in western portion. What effect the explosion had had. Those Buckwheat cutting has begun in northern The preachers of Atlanta are still fight­ Eastern Arkansas. Tender vegetation the Armenians, about 200 persons have ing the exposition on the question of sale was bitten, but no serious damage was it tho top of the well waited anxiously for been killed during the rioting. and middle portion. J. A. CRANDY, lome word from Fahle, but none came. Indiana-Cool fair weather and few of liquor on the grounds. A meeting of done to the Irish potato crop, and cotton was not injured to any considerable ex­ NOTARY PUBLIC, CONVEYANCER, Lewis Wegman then decided to de- NOT GENERAL,. frosts, with rain one day in northern the Methodist Ministers’ Association was kcend into the well and see what was the portion. A large corn crop is safe and held, and at that meeting tha special com­ tent on the uplands. —and— matter with Fahle. Mr. Wegman in turn While the Businesw of the Country is most in shock. Tobacco secured in fine mittee appointed a week ago reported that Duncan, Miss.—A heavy frost in that was not heard from, and his brother, Char­ Improved Prosperity is Not Com­ condition. It had secured legal advice on the ques­ part of the delta which may cut the cot­ Pension & ClaimfAgent ley Wegman, nbthlng daunted by the ex­ p le te . Michigan—A good week for fall farming. tion, and that the lawyers were unani­ ton crop short by causing immature bolls DELTA, O., to open. periences of the other two men, descended It. G. Dun & Co., in their weekly review Corn about all cut and husking and potato mous in their opinion that the right to is ready to prosecute yoiir pension claims Into the well, and he, too, failed to return of trade, says: Comtnerciel failures in the digging general. Plowing and seeding sell liquor did not belong to the exposition Ottumwa, Iowa—The frost the other with promptness and dispatch. Special or indicate that he was alive. third quarter of 1805 were 2,702, with lia­ progressing finely. Fail sown rye and people or to their concessioners legally. A morning was the heaviest of the season attention given to Increase Claims. The workmen then got'ropes and tackle bilities of $32,187,179, averaging $11,521 per wheat in fine condition. long discussion as to what the ministers and all vegetation wras badly damaged. and very carefully began to explore the Ann, against $10,028 last year, about 15 per should do in view o f their report followed. Ice formed in all parts o f the county. engulfing depths. Tlie three men were A Child Nearly Burned to D e a th By cent. more. The rate of commercial mor­ MAYOR BWIFT. Some of them were in favor of enjoining Altoona, Pa.—The first snowstorm of J. Q. FILES W. H. FULLER, found together at the bottom of the well, Indian Imitators. tality, 2.34 failures in a quarter for every the exposition directors from allowing the season fell, accompanied by a cold Prosecuting Att'y Att'y-at-Law all dead. They had been asphyxiated by 1,000 firms in business, is lower than last Since Buffalo Bill showed at East Liver­ course of this government. But whether liquor to be sold on tho grounds, while wave. the gasses caused by the explosion of dy­ year. pool, Ohio, a month ago, half the juvenile the speaker dwelt upon the necessity of others favored bringing the matter to the FILES & FULLER, namite. Fahle and Charley Wegman were Under the appropriate headings are giv­ population have turned savages. The conforming to international law, as Mr. attention of the grand jury. The matter NINE DIE IN A GALE. married and Lewis Wegman was single. en details of the .movements of different other night, in an alley of Third street, Bryan did, or whether, like Mr. Hynes finally took that course. A resolution was Loss of Lives and Much Property by products with their causes, the most im­ five companions captured the 0-year- and Mr. Mason, he spoke out squarely for adopted thanking the exposition directors the Recent Lake Storm. CONFESSED portant being the unprecedented crop of old son of Andrew Vandine and tied him Cuban independence, the undertone was for keeping the grounds closed on Sunday Special attention given to business in Pro­ to the stake. They fired toy pistols at the same. The meetings cried for free­ Reports of damage and Iobs of ltfe bate Court. Offlce over Peoples' Bank. And Nea! Smith Was Riddled By tin corn and oats, a larger crop of wheat than nnd expressing the hope that they will false representations led the world to ex­ him, and finally piled shavings about his dom, says a correspondent, and it was continue to keep them closed. caused by the storm o f Saturday and M ob's Bullets. pect, an enormous demand for manufac­ feet and lighted the fire in true Western noticeable that no sentiment was re­ At the meeting of the board of exposi­ Sunday are coming to hand. The gale A special from Chattanooga, Tenn., tured goods to replenish depleted stocks style. Neighbors rescued the boy, but not ceived with greater applause than Gov­ tion directors action was taken which seems to have been most destructive on Q. B. HEISE, says; Neal Smith, the colored convict when prices began to rise, and a decrease until his clothes had taken fire and he was ernor Altgeld’s blunt declaration in a apparently kills for all time the project to Lake Superior. Only one Chicago fatal­ At tr n s t a * L aw and No ta b t Poblio, who criminally assaulted Miss Maggie in the yield of cotton. Reports at the end badly burned. ______telegram to the chairman that Cuba ity resulted. Owner Johnson of the open the exposition on Sundays. A reso­ W a u s e o n , O h io . Henderson, the daughter of Colonel of the quarter are highly cheering In facts Only One Guilty, should be annexed to the United States. lution providing for Sunday opening was schooner John Kaber losing his life while William A . Henderson, of Carpenter, trying to secure a tug to rescue his water­ recorded, and reflect a hopeful spirit. Be­ The jury in the Indianapolis National The Central Music Hall meeting was introduced by Director Cabaniss, but Will attend promptly to all business •»* Tenn., after crushing her skull with a logged vessefoff Dune Park, Ind. yond question the first quarter has shown Bank case has returned a verdict that the larger of the two. Tho other, in the after some, lively discussion was tabled. trusted to hts care. club at Cole City, Ga., paid the penalty of astonishing improvement in some branches, It is thought eight lives were lost by PROBATE WORK A SPECIALTY. his diabolical crime Sunday night with Francis Coffin was guilty as charged and and retail distribution has generally been that Percival was not guilty. Francis A NEW BATTERY OPENS FIRE ON SPANISH OPPRESSOR& the foundering o f the schooner Elmo, in Offlce with Jas. Grisler & Son over Mattlson’s his death. At 7 o’clock a crowd began to good, though not commensurate \. h spec­ Lake Superior. Many other lives may grocery. 9-41 gather at the prison stockade. In an Coffin warmly congratulated his brother ulative wholesale purchases as prices were upon the verdict. This is the second trial have been sacrificed, but there is still a hour 250 men armed with guns demanded rising. Hence there is a marked decrease lack o f definite information. The steamer the negro, and the guards, seeing they for this offensb, the charge in both trials in buying, which some branches of indus­ being aiding and Abetting President Theo. Birkhead left Baraga Saturday with tho M. B. COTTRELL, were in a hopeless condition, delivered try begin to feel. P. Ilaughey, of the late Indianapolis Na­ O. B. Jones and Elma, lumber laden. Attorney at Law Norauy Public and him to the mob. He was dragged with They were caught in the great gale Sat­ a rope about his neck to the scene of the THE FIGHT OFF. tional Bank, to wreck that institution. There was a motion for a new trial which urday night and. the Elma broke its tow Collecting Agent. crime. Here he was made to confess the Rno and disappeared in the darkness. The deed, after which the crowd commenced The Texas Legislature Makes Priase will be heard soon. Meanwhile the penalty Jones also broke loose and brought up un­ OFFICE OVER LONONECKER’8 8TORH, shooting, riddling the body with bullets. Fighting u Felony. was not fixed by the court. After the affair was over the mob dispersed, der Whitefish Point, the Birkhead find­ 0-44 DELTA, OHIO. Corbett and Fitzsimmons must find an­ Blown Into Atoms. ing shelter back o f Grand Island Sun­ quietly leaving the body of tbe negro in other place than Texas in which to pull off the woods. The crime was one of the most The other night three boys left Montpe­ day afternoon. The steamer went out to their tight for the pronosed championship lier, Ind., in a drunken condition. After look for its consorts and at the first of atrocious ever committed in this section. of the world. The Legislature, Wednes­ A. Y. MONTGOMERY, The girl is still unconscious and cannot walking a short distaneejfrom the city they the massive cliffs forming the famous day, by a vote that was practically unani­ passed a derrick. They saw three cans recover. ______Pictured Rocks found the wreckage of N O T A R Y PUBLIC, mous in the Senate and only a little less in near it and supposed they were empty. the Elma. The crew o f the lost vessel D e a t h in ii C ran h . tlie Hows*, passed the bill prohibiting- One ot the boy s flred his revolver into one numbered seven, together with a woman Deeds, Mortgages and Contracts prize lighting, and thus accomplished the A frightful disaster plunged Lory in, of the cans. It contained nitro-glycarine timi child. W ritten...... r~Dhio, into mourning Sunday, and what purpose for which the Governor assembled and a terrific explosion followed. The was meant to be an incident of glad re­ them in special session. The vote by which three young men were blown into atoms. IN FAVOR OF A WHIPPING PO ST. d e l t a , - - OH IO. joicing became in an instant a catastrophe the bill was carried furnishes the strongest of appalling horror. One child was killed proof of the sentiment of the State with May Fight in Mexico. District of Columbia Jury Desires outright, ten persons were fatally injured, reference to prize fighting. The only rally­ It appears that the Florida Athletic Club that -Offenders Be Flogged. and between thirty and forty others were ing point of the minority was opposition to doubts as to their ability to pull off the / The District of Columbia grand jury seriously hurt by the sinking of a section the emergency clause which carried the bill Corbett-Fitzsiiniuons fight in Dallas and recommended the adoption of the whip New City Livery! of a temporary platform built on rotten tim­ into immediate effect. Certain of the have secured by telegraph an option on the ping post in the national capital. It was bers. The accident occurred at^oe out­ members honestly regarded this as an in­ amphitheater and arena used for bull fight- suggested by the jury that there is now Not up from the grave, but out of the ash* set of the ceremonious laying of a corner justice to such of the citizens of Dallas as in New Laredo, Mexico. This would no adequate method in the District of is and in my new Livery and Feed Bam. stone for the new St. Mary’s Catholic had spent large sums in anticipation of the seem to indicate that the fight will be Columbia of punjphing persons guilty of , Church, and just after the priests had fight and opposed" it for that reason alone. pulled off there. The option is for one petty larceny and wife-beating. New Carriages, fast Horses, hushed a crowd of 5,009 people into solemn Their arguments were not effective, how­ month, but further particulars could not Judge Bradley, to whom this remark­ silence. ______ever, and the vote In the house on the final be obtained. ______able recommendation was made, said he COMB AND SEE MB, passage of the bill showed five votes in believed the whipping post would do much Joy Kills Him. opposition with 107 in its favor. This Tim e *Twas Fatal. N. E. BOLLES. to discourage crime in the district. He The joy of receiving his quarterly pen­ In the senate the bill was carried with Miss Lula Sliunk, aged 10, was fatally sion of |8 per month was more than Horace only one negative vote in the twenty-seven burned at Massillon, Ohio. She was said, however, that the courts could not A. Butler could stand. He was a member that were cast. engaged in filling a lamp with coal oil. establish a whipping post, reminding the of the Seventh Ohio Volunteers and lived Her clothing became saturated, and caught jury that Congress alone had that power, ABSTRACTS. BIG BLAZE IN OHIO. at 1817 Ann street Pittsburgh. lie went fire from a stove. Six weeks ago she fell and that, while he would place their rec­ We have the only complete set of Abstracts to the Government Building to get his ommendations on file, he would suggest ©f the Real Estate of this county, pertaining The Village of Cambridge Visited by upon a stove, badly burning her face. She money. B e said he had waited for it so long had just recovered. that they bring the matter to the atten­ to the Records of DEEDS, MORTGAGES. Fatal Flames* WILLS, T A X TITLE* that he wanted to be on hand early. As tion of Congress. JUDGMENTS, Etc., affecting the title to he was waiting for the elevator to carry Fire which originated in the livery bam The Rail Turned. lands ot Fulton county A careful paging him to the Pension Agent’s office he set of J. W. Davis, at Cambridge, Ohio, caused Notea of Current Events. of the Records of the Clerk's. Recorder's. “ Cap” Evans, aged 18 years, was hanging Sheriff’s and Probate's Offices make our REG-. up a glad shout and fell dead. For years a loss of $200,000 before It was got under tobacco in a barn at Sharpsburg, Ky., when The personal property of Minnesota is ORBS the ONLY SAFE, COMPLETE, and he had suffered of heart disease and dropsy. control. The arrival of assistance from the rail on which he was standing turned ^ -^Z TT $99,553,000, as against $100,726,000 in fojiOWi Abstri Zanesville, Newark and Bamesville pre­ with him, and he was thrown violently to 1894. fceh and on reasont Sad Ending of a Hickory Nut Party. . & CO. .Abstractors. vented the destruction of the entire town. the ground. He struck on his head, hall of the Young Men’s Christian Asso­ The advocates of Sunday opening have Orian Apade, 18 years old, living near Wauseon, Ohio Stanley Brain and Miss Mabel Old, The fire was confined to tho business breaking his neck and dying at once. ciation in LaSalle street, was an overflow,, not lost hope, but it is pretty safe to say Akron, Ohio, was killed by the explosion both 17 years old, Were drowned near blocks on Wheeling avenue, between but enough people attended it to com­ the chances of that Tesolution remaining of a gun. Snyder’s Station, five miles West of Spring­ Sixth and Seventh streets. A man named Coasted to Death. fortably fill all tho seats. A a for the State tabled are excellent, Leading citizens of Minneapolis are to field, Ohio. They were with a hickory Frank Law, employed at Davis’ livery Daniel German, a bicyclist of Sherrods- street meeting, it was one of the moat re- start for Boston to. present a silver ser­ nut party of five, and just before starting barn, was found buried in the burning County Official Directory.. ville, Ohio, was fatally injured while markable demonstrations ever seen in HAZING IN A MISSOUm COLLEGE vice to the cruiser Minneapolis. home decided to take a boat ride. They ruins. His body w as literally roasted. He coasting down a hill. His right arm was this city. In the first place—and that had not rowed long before the boat cap­ was 25 years of age and single. The broken in two places besides internal in­ 5b the most important point—it was Amer­ Student Tucker Terribly Maltreated Sensational stories of a probable up­ sized, and they were drowned before principal losses are: Lyndon hotel build­ juries. ______ican tc the core. There are not many Upon Initiation to the Sigma Nu. rising at the Rosebud Indian reservation Probate Judge...... assistance could arrive. ing, $25,u00; Joseph D. Taylor block, $18,- J. Turner Tucker, a new-comer at the in Nebraska are without foundation. A. G. Daniels Harry Wright Dead. Cuban* in Chicago. Probably all the Recorder*, .7.7.7.'.'’.7.7.7, A. M. Lee 000; Memorial hall, $10,000:. Carlisle & exiles of the suffering islands who have State University at Columbia, Mo., want­ . Two-Jim Warfield, a negro, committed Prosecuting Attorney.. A Fatal Wreck on an Eastern Road. n«rry Wright, the veteran base-ball J. Q. Files Crimes, $18,000; G. Sehairer, $4,500; J. W. found their way to the cigar shops of the ed to join the Sigma Nu fraternity, and suicide at Elkton, ICy., because tobacco u...... A, F. Shaffer South bound train No. 1, 657, the fastest Davis, building and stock, $40,000; H. C. manager, died at Atlantic City, N. J., af­ was initiated the other night. It was worms destroyed his forty-acre crop. Surveyor ...... M. B. Hovt ter a short illness. town would not fill the parquet circle of freight on the Worcester division of the Ilornbrook, $2,000; Oillespie & McCulloch, Central Music Hall. Most of them were a plain case of hazing. First he was Theresa Maschke, aged 12 years, col­ Commtssione**...... ]S 5 ® e New York, New Haven & Hartford road, $3,000; Mrs. F. J. Forsythe, $3,000. The THE MARKETS. there, leaning forward in their seats to bound hand and foot and blindfolded and lided with a team while riding a bicycle O .W . Walters ran through an open switch at Blackstone other losses range from $2,000 downward. take in every glowing sentence aud cheer­ gagged. Then lie was beaten with stuffed at Oooperstown, N. Y., and was killed. _ _ «... Orra Brailey Junction, It. I., into a turn table pit, Chicago—Cattle, common to prime, Infirmary Directors...... B. L. Bardon The general offices of the Cleveland & ing wildly the red-hot 'denunciations of clubs for a while and was next put Into a wrecking the engine, nine loaded cars and $3.75 to $5.75; hogs, shipping grades, C. C. Rhodes killed himself in a fit of— ____ **' Marietta railroad burned out, but iijost of their old masters that poured from tho coffin for burial. The coffin was carried turn table. Three persons were killed and the records were saved. The amount of $3.00 to $4.50; sheep, fair to choice, $2.50 despondency at Denver, Col. He made to $4.00; wheat, No. 2 red, 59c to 60e; stage. Quesada, the secretary of the out and put In a spring wagon, and away a fortune as a miner and leaves $50,000. a number injured. insurance covering losses eannot be the funeral train marched. Delta Official Directory. i. No. 2, 31c to 32c; oats, No. 2, revolutionary 19c party, was on the floor, Samuel York, aged 86, died at Wash­ ascertained, but it is estimated at less than Finally the athletic grounds were Turned the Wrong Key. one-half. ______to 20c; rye, Nok 2, 40e to 42c; butter, and so was Zayas, the propagandist of the ington, D. C. lie was born in Philadel­ reached, and he was buried. Then he M a jo r-...... l i . V BoUm James Ferguson, an employed at tht choice creamery, 20c to 22c; eggs, fresh, cause, who is here trying to secure contri­ phia and was the senior member of its bar. Marshal ...... Jos. Bloom Union Steel Works, Alexandria, Ind., VENEZUELAN QUESTION. 13c to 15c; potatoes, per bushel, 20o to butions of arms,-ammunition and medi­ was taken out and stripped and thrown C lerk ...... F. W. Zerman 30c; broom corn, common growth to fine cine for the insurgents. The big cheer into a mud hole and then rolled in sand. The entire family of N. C. Ratte at Treasurer...... A. Y. Montgomery while cleaning out one of the big boilers, The London Papers Comment on the Akron, Ohio, were poisoned by eating cab­ accidentally turned a key that allowed tht brush, 2%c to 4c per pound. o f the evening went up for an excited Then he was kicked and induced by the United States Governments Action. Indianapolis—Cattle, shipping, $3.00 to Cuban who arose in the gallery while Mr. plausible story of the leader to sing and bage which had been sprinkled with parts boiler to collapse. He was caught and hia green, ...... head crushed off. Ills brest was also London special: The ^Westminster $•’>.75; bogs, choice light, f3.00 to $4.75; Hynes was speaking and yelled: “ I go dance. The hour was close to midnight, crushed in, and be was unrecognizable Gazette, in an art icle under the caption, sheep, common to prime, $2.00 to $3.50; per and lick Spain myself alone.’' and he sang ‘‘W on’t You Be My Sweet­ United States Circuit Judge Gilbert L. S. AM. S. Til “ Turn about is fair play,” says: The wheat, No. 2, 00c to 01c; corn, No. 1 heart?” and kept step as well as he could. at Portland, Ore., decided the “Overlap” when taken out, Heath was instantaneous. Chicago's Official Stamp. other day Lord Salisbury , sent an White, 31c to 33c; oats, No. 2 white, 22c Then he was hung tip by the arms for a case against the Oregon and California The other big feature of the meeting Attacked by Bobber*. ultimatum to China, and now ' according to 24c. )' ' ‘ While, and was next taken to a haystack Railroad Company. was that it was presided o?er by the Samuel Petty, a farmer living a few to dispatches received from Washington, St. Louis—Cattle, $3.00 to $5.75; hogs, and given several rapid slides. Then he A New Jersey clergyman asserts that Ambassador Bayard has l>een instructed $3.50 to $4.50; wheat. No. 2 red, 59c to Mayor of Chicago, and that the City was branded with lighted cigarettes, or­ Trains Westward. miles from Anderson, Ind., was attacked Council gave it official recognition by at­ It is morally w'rong to kill mosquitoes. to notify dread Britain that unless the 61c; com, No. 2 yellow, 27c to 28e; oats, dered to dress, and about 2 a. m. was by four robbers. Petty made a desperatt tending in a body. If this had happened What would he do? Perhaps he favors Venezuelan question Is submitted to No. 2 white, 18c to 19c; rye, No. 2, 38«- taken home. An investigation has been Pacific fight and shot and killed one of his as­ over in Europe it might have been casus chloroforming them and locking them ap. STATIONS arbitration within ninety days, tbe United to 39c. ordered by the faculty, and it go hard sailants. aiter which the others bound belli. Consul Hollis in Mozambique reports to no. r. Petty with harness straps and foroed Mrs. States government will enforce the Monroe Cincinnati—Cattle, $3.50 to $6.00; hogs, with the guilty ones. Buffalo,.,...... ti doctrine. It is to be hoped that if settle­ $3.00 to $4.75; shtep, $2.50 to $4.00; What brought to Central Music Hall the State Departmeut that a decree by Cleveland, ...... Petty to give up $100. They then fired tht the Portuguese Government at Lisbon has Toledo, . a w r house, which was burned to the ground. ment of the question can be hurried up, wheat, No. 2, 65c to 67e; corn, No. 2, this tremendous crowd that filled the Au­ TIMBER RUINEO BY CYCLONE. for- ditorium from the back o f the platform to been enacted increasing the duty on 11:48 Sis Lord Salisbury will do it, but surely, mixed, 34c to 35c; oats, No. 2 mixed, 21c 11:88 «2:0I P m Protest Against Cigarettes. President Cleveland eannot wish to rush to 23c; rye, No. 2, 42c to 43c. the eyries of the topmost gallery? In the Millions of Feet Blown Down by liquors imported into the province of Wauseon,...... 12:86 crowd there were not fifty men who had k Wind in the Northern District. Mozambique. Kendal ville ...... *:4S The Lima, Ohio, school board has ns out of just claims. Detroit—Cottle, $2.50 to $6.00; hogs. Elkhart,.,,...,... 4 If, adopted an order prohibiting the use of The St. Janies Gazette says: Isn’t it $3.00 to $4.75; sheep, $2.00 to $3.75; been within gunshot of Havana. A Marinette, Wis., dispatch says that Agent Fisher began the distribution of Chicago,..,..,.,.. f i S a » tobacco and cigarettes among pupils, many awful? But ?fc might be still more awful wheat, No. 2 red, 64c to 65c; com, No, 2 There were not twenty to whom it makes reports are coming in from the pine dis­ government drafts to the Nes Perces In­ If we knew exactly what the blessed yellow, S4c to 35c; oats, No. 2 white, 23c a dollar’ s difference whether Cuba bursts dians at Lewiston, Id. The money is oi whom have been stunted mentally and tricts o f terrible results from the late Trains Eastward. physically by the use of these narcotics, Monroe doctrine was, or what on earth the to 25c; rye, 42e to 44c. her shackles or goes on toiling, footsore cyclone which swept through the timbered part payment o f the $1,500,000 for lands Stringent measures will be resorted to, United States government has got to do Toledo—Wheat, No. 2 red, 64c to 65©; under her burdens. There was neither disticts north, prostrating vast tracts of relinquished by the Indians to the govern­ with a quarrel between Great Britain and U tlie practice has readied alarming pro­ corn, No. 2 yellow, 34c to 36c; oats, No. politics nor business in it. Their motive standing pine to an extent never before ment domain. N.Y. 40. another Independent State. portions. 2 white, 22c to 23c; rye, No. 2. 42c to 43e. must have been as pure as that which im­ experienced in this State. Millions and It. S. Piiley, o f Georgiana, Ala., post­ 'L“ Buffalo—Cattle, $2.5Q to $6.00; hogs, pelled the men who made New England No. f millions feet of pine have been blown master, ex-mayor, justice of the peace, 7.00 am Veterans D ying Fast. The Big Fight. $3.00 to $4.75; sheep, $2.50 to $4.00; ring against humiw slavery. It was a down, and the result, it is believed, will high school trustee and Sunday school jcjjuamrv.,..,,... 1110 p m The announesnsBt is wide by Surgeon Paris (Tex.) special: The law passed wheat. No. 2 red, 34c to 65c; com. No. Kendal vllle, I 1245 gre^t demonstratk>fiJ)e?rrom the moment prove far more serious than that o f the superintendent, wrote an improper note A. H. Kimball, of lb* National Soldiers' hy the Legislature prohibiting prizefight­ 2 yellow, 36c to 89c; oats, No. 2 white, 2.55 that the gavel M tbe chairman struck or­ terrible forest fires that have raged over to a young lady and has been ordered by 3,16 Home, of Marion, Ind., that there are at ing in Texas has caused the managers of 25c to 26c. BIBBS:*.*:! der it was a long roll of Applause, shouted the country. Cattle and horses were % mass meeting of citizens to leave town Swanton f present 218 of tbe 1.200 inmates in the the Corbett~Fitmmmom contest to look Milwaukee—Wlmat, No. 2 spring, 57c applause emphasised with roars that Toledo.,,,....,.., ( killed, and men were obliged to flee from at once. hospital, and thut the number is oonst an tty elsewhere for a place to settle tlie ques­ to 5l*c; com, No. to 31«; eats, No. would lend grace to the greatest political Cleveland...... their camps at night to escape being killed It is understood that Mgr. Satolli is Buffalo...... increasing, while the <^path rate is tion of tlie world’s championship. The S white, 21c to 22c; barley, No. 2, 48c to meeting. It brought Cuba and the trials by falling trees. Every new report shows giving bis attention to the question raised averaging newly one a day? news comes straight that the light will 46c; rye, No. 1, 40c to 41c; pork, mesa, and struggles of the Cubans 1,000 miles Increased disaster. As this timber haa to by the petition to himself for the suppres­ take place at Roebuck's Lake* a most de** $7.75 to $8.25, Nearer to Chicago. It lent a new meaning T a m e d to Stone. be cut to preserve It from being killed by sion of the brewery conducted by the llghtfml spot twenty miles north o f here in New York—Cattle, $3.00 to $5.60; hoga, to the familiar lines of the declaration of worms the log cut of the coming winter Benedictine monks at Beatty, Pa., with W. B, GAHIABD, A fm t. M a While engaged in removing members of the Choctaw Nation, on the St. Louis and $3.00 to $5.00; sheep, $2.50 to $3.50; Independence which were in the month of a fam ily burled at Warren, Ohio, years San Francisco railroad. It is four hours will be largely,increased. a view o f harmonizing the differences so W. H . C .niff, G«n, Supt., O l.reluM , wheat, No. 2 red, 64c to 65c; com. No. 2, every speaker. Liberty and patriotism as to placate the complainants and at the ago to another cemetery, relatives found run from Dallas, three from Fort Smith, 37c to 3ftc; oats, No. 2 white, 24c to 25c; rang with a different sound to the ears that the remains of J. P aw n s buried fifty Ark., and forty rafnutes from this piaoe. Bolivia has called its naval commission same time not deal harshly with the A. JAeMfc «w. Agmt.CUv.iuii. butter, creamery, 15c to 23c; eggs, West­ that had only heard them from the mouths from Europe. ecclesiastics who conduct the brewery. yeax* ago. had tamed to atone. " There will be tfb obstacle aa the Ct*cUww ern. 16c to l?o. steadily, with a tender solemnity. monly given to pigs confined In the pen So when Mrs. L ’Estrange was called ALL ABOUT THE FARM are not good substitutes for water. The back it was all settled; a very happy party slop thrown into the swUJ barrel from met at dinner that evening—at which re­ the table has too much salt to make a past Miss Beatrice, to her great delight, HOW THE CORN CROP IS NOW was allowed to be present, and dui good good drink, and the milk is too solid to service by promoting general and very HARVESTED. be a substitute for water. Try the pigs discursive conversation. at least once a day with dear fresh The society papers soon added to their Latest Machinery for Taking Care of water, and you will be surprised to usual paragraphs mysterious hints as to find how much they will drink of it broken engagements, and the false in­ America’s Greatest Money Crop— formation disseminated by their contem­ gubsotr Attachment for PIowa—Ad- Hold ini; Farm Produce. poraries respecting the approaching nup- j us table Jack for Farm Wa&0tiiu‘ A correspondent of the Country Gen­ tials of a certain popular member of so­ tleman has found one advantage in ciety, whose domains lay not a hundred A Pretty Work-Table. as she began to, unde£&; and matters A Modern Corn Binder. prompt sales of produce. Every farmer A work table is almost as great a con­ miles from a well-known cathedral town The great American money crop is without questioning, ana\grew anxious in the Midlands, etc. knows, or should know, how much venience as a work basket to a woman j that the two she heartily loved should not Nora L ’Estrange and Winton were too Indian corn. It is without much doubt money he should ^receive for sales each who has the family sewing aud mend­ spoil each other’s lives for a punctilio. “ I much strangers and pilgrims in the world native to the western continent, where year to meet the ordinary expense. If ing to do. A very pretty one may be must write and ask him to luncheon or o f London to share the attention be­ its production is practically controlled, receipts are cut down by spall crops dinner.’* arranged from a common pine table and stowed on Mrs. Ruthven and Marsden. as no other country possesses the soil and low prices, he must plan to cut “ No, no, dear Helen! Promise me, a yard or two of denln or colored linen. The noise made by the extraordinary theft and climate suited to its best develop­ down expenses, or at least net to incur C H APTER X V I .—(Continued.) promise me faithfully you will not,” im­ The sketch will show how this is done. of her jewels had given the pretty widow ment. The fertile land of the central any extra expense. When a big crop is Mrs. Ruthven was successful along the plored Nora, with such a distressed ex­ a certain standing in the estimation of so­ Two large, full pockets are placed at stored, In the expectation? better whole line she had marked out for her- pression of countenance that Mrs. L ’Es­ ciety, and her marriage with so well- ,west is its natural home. Here it the ends of a scarf, and these are con­ trange promised. self. If she was a little sore respecting known a man as Marsden made her posi­ brings wealth and prosperity. A loss or prices, one naturally figures receipts at fined with ribbons to the legs of the This last day was bright and crisp, Pullman Sleepers on Night Train* the feelings Marsden so frankly avowed tion secure. the expected price, and if it Is not real­ table, thus holding it firmly in place. there had been a light fall o f snow aud Elegant Parlor Oars o n D ay “ toward Miss L’Estrange she had the Con­ Little remains to tell of this fll-bal- ized, there is disappointment, to suy The pockets may be used for holding solation of believing that she was Inflict­ the grass in the park was prettily pow­ anced tale, where, though virtue is fairly Dining Cars between Cincinnati dered. the least. mending or any piece of work desired, ing the cruelest disappointment on that rewarded, vice is by no means chastised and Chicago. No exterior brightness, however, could By converting crops into money as and small brass hooks may be screwed detested rival. Then, she.had the man as it ought to be. Justice, complete jus­ soon as they are ready for market, it Wm. M. Greene, General Manager, she loved so utterly at her mercy; and cheer Nora. She kept a brave face, but P . 0 . Edwards, Gen. Pass. A g t Cincinnati, t tice, is, however, rarely visible to tho seems possible to do a safer business. this, which would have been pain and her heart felt as if it must break; for the naked eye; let us believe there is d secret John Bastable, Dlst. Pass. Art., There is less care and worry. On the humiliation to a woman of real heart and moment life was to her like one of those award which brings unerring punishment No. 6, Bridge St., Toledo, 0. delicacy, gratified her crude love of power, wretched dreams, where the dreamer, all to the evil-doer, even though he “ flourish­ other hand, when convinced that any while the certainty of accomplishing the burning to attain some Joy almost with­ es as a green bay tree” in the eyes of his product Is selling temporarily at a price marriage on which she had set her soul, in touch, is kept back by impapable bar­ neighbors. far lower than conditions justify, the riers, vague obstacles, gossamer to the o f falsifying Shirley’ s spiteful prophecies A couple of years after what Nora con­ profit that is obtained by holding goes eye, impregnable to the starving spirit. o f defeat, filled her with exultation. There sidered li£r great deliverance, Mrs. L’Es­ It was, she told herself, useless, un- to the one most deserving it—the pro­ was a very ugly reverse to the medal, but, trange, in her tranquil home at Brookdale, ducer. any place In Michigan ? If you art and < forthemoment, she wasable to put it aside, maidenly, to grieve so about a man who which it was arranged was to be her resi­ was evidently resolved not to renew his sirs the best possible service for the least* if not to forget it. With her wealth, and dence so long as Mr. and Mrs. Winton re­ An Automatic Gate. psnse, then you should travel over the Marsden’s position and popularity, the proposal to her. She had begged to join mained in India, wrote as follows, in one Bea and her governesss in their early The ideal gate Is one that will shut world was at her feet. As to his craze o f her monthly letters to her step-daugh­ itself and open each way. Such a gate about Nora L’ Estrange, that would pass walk; anything waa better than sitting ter: THE IMPROVED CORN BINDER OP TOLEDO still. was described in tbe New England over. He would find that an experienced “ You will, I am sure, be sorry to hear 3805—REAR VIEW. She talked kindly and cheerfully in Homestead as follows: A show's the woman of the wqrld must be a more that Clifford Marsden had a bad fall, out partial failure of a single crop amounts German to the little fraulein about her irons for the upper hinge. B shows the suitable wife for him than a mere school­ hunting, last wecl?, They tell me he rides to a calamity. Machinery for prepar­ girl like Nora. home and her people, every now aud then most recklessly; indeed, he is much lower hinge, which has double pinions, falling into silence and bitter thought, ing the ground, planting the seed and *RETTYWORK-TABLE. For several days after she had come to changed since Iii.s marriage. Mrs. Mars- while C shows the catch driven into and then with tho restlessness of pain, a distinct understanding with Marsden, den, I must say, makes a capital lady of cultivating the growing plant has been to the table to accommodate shears, she wanted to go home and read, a tough the post with the spring. T o open and Mrs. Ruthven denied herself to every one tho manor, and is decidedly popular, Improved upon from time to time; but book of some kind would draw her out of shut itself the gate must be hung about scissors, etc. There should be a draw ­ —-even to her faithful Shirley, who tv;as though somewhat exacting; but Mr. Mars'- the one great drawback is the lack of a The short line to the Saginaw V alley and the herself. She complained of fatigue, and 4 inches out of plumb, having the lower er in the table for holding spools o f by no means pleased with the aspect of den is either silent and moody, or ’ in Noted Summer Resorts of Northern they returned to the house. practical implement for husking stand­ cotton, silk and twist The work bas­ things. fierce high spirits. He is very thin, and hinge (B) project out from the post Michigan. Nora went listlessly upstairs, opened ing corn. This has not yet appeared. He had not been accustomed to be thus not nearly so handsome as he was. There ket rests on the top of the table, and TRAINS LEAVE TOLEDO, the drawing-room door and stopped for a However, the same object is being par­ debarred admittance, and he scented mis­ is a curious; glazed, staring look in his a willow scrap-basket underneath will moment. Helen wus speaking to somo 1:80a, a ., 10:20 a.m ., 1:80 p. m* chief. Though the day was gone when eyes, that distresses me, for I always tially accomplished in a somewhat be found very convenient for scraps one, another step, and she saw her step­ For all information address he hoped to rekindle Mrs. Ruthven’s pass­ liked him; and he always shows the ut­ roundabout way by means of the corn mother seated on a low chair looking up and cuttings.—The Household. ing caprice for himself, he objected very most friendliness to Bea and to myself. binder and the combined busker and W. O. BENNETT, Gen. Pass. Agt. to Mr. Winton, who stood 011 the hearth­ T oledo, Ohl*, strongly to her marrying Marsden, who I never heard that he drinks too much, T h e P r e p a r a tio n o f Meat**. rug leaning his shoulder against the chiin- fodder shredder. All corn cannot be had unconsciously wounded his amour but it is whispered that he eats opium, Butcher’s meat (in France) is pre­ ney-plaee. She instinctively turned her husked by this plan, as It necessitates propre, and insulted him by his oppressive lie is often away, and when at home face from the light, nnd assuming by an cutting, shocking and running the cur­ pared, divided aud arranged in the superiority. When, at last, Mrs. Ruth­ seems to take 110 interest iu anything. shops in such a manner that it never ven, was at home to him, he was in a effort an air of composure, advanced to ed fodder through the busker, but irn. shake hands with him—a charming figure, Madame is master and mistress, and peo­ suggests slaughter. It is a rare thing very bad temper, indeed, which was not ple appear to consider her rather neglect­ proved corn binders have made this as the reflection of the fire played on her for one to see a stain on counter, bench improved by the careless triumph o f her ed by her husband. Mrs. Marsden shows practice more common than would have dark-green, close-fitting cloth coat, edged manner. “ I thought you were going to me all proper civility, but I feekshe does been possible a few years ago. The or floor. The mode of killing the ani­ cut me completely,” he said, when they with sable, and a pretty cap of the same not like me; and I dare not encourage' mals probably has something to do with fur crowning her golden brown curls. In greater appreciation for corn fodder had exchanged greetings. “ Why, it is Clifford to come here as often as he this freedom from moisture aud drip­ spite of her will and firmly exerted self- as feed for all kinds of farm animals, more than a week since I was admitted!” would like. It is reported that Mrs. Mars­ control, a vivid blush rose to her cheeks, and its wide use, have created a de­ ping. Maria Parloa, in an article on “ You have no right to complain; I have den is trying to bribe Colonel Marsden, which left color enough even when it had “ The Science o f French Cooking,” lu not seen any one,” the next heir who is a bachelor, ami mand for better corn harvesting ma­ partially faded. \ A OATE THAT SHUTS ITSELF The Ladies’ Home Journal, says the “ You have not been unwell, I hope?” rather out at elbows, to join her husband chinery. “ No; I have felt remarkably well; but I “ Where is Bea?” asked Mrs. L’Es­ in breaking tbe entail, and then the estate A good idea of tbe 1895 corn binders that much farther than the upper one. animals are not bled before being kill­ have been busy with these tiresome pa­ trange when the others bad bid each other is to be settled on her. This may be mere It shuts then just like a wagon rolling ed, as might be inferred from the ab­ good-day. can be had by carefully studying the pers;” and she waved her left hand to­ gossip; I cannot help feeling grieved for down hill. The lower hinge (B) must sence of moisture, but they are killed “ Gone to take off her things.” accompanying illustrations. Fig. 1 is ward them. Shirley started, for on her Clifford; he seems so broken and hopeless. a view of the complete machine as seen be 8 inches from slot to slot. iu such a manner that veins and ar­ TOLEDO. finger sparkled the double-heart device, of “ I must bring her to see you,” said “ The mail has not come in yet, so I Mrs. L ’Estrange, with rather a signifi­ from the rear. W here the corn is very teries are emptied quickly aud thor­ rubies and diamonds, he had seen on shall send this off. I cannot tell you what Picking Apple*. cant look to Winton. oughly. After this the animal Is Nora’s. pleasure your descriptions of your delight­ tall an extra set o f packer arms Is pro. Gather when the pips turn to a brown­ “ He is going then,” thought Nora, too bouffee; that Is, filled with wind. The. A, DUMARESQ, “ I can scarcely believe my eyes!” he ful life up-country give me, aud Bea, too, vided. Fig. 2 show's the front part of ish color, aud the fruit parts easily from exclaimed. “ Am I to conclude that Mars­ much taken up with the idea to heed her looks eagerly for your letters. My kind- the machine tilted forw ard iu order large arteries are pressed open- and the a DELTA, OHIO, step-mother leaving the room. the twig when turned to one side. As den has transferred his alliance, with the love to Mark, who, I am sure, is a pat­ to enable it to pick up lodged or lean­ points of large bellows are inserted into ‘‘I thought you were to sail to-dayV” tli6 fruit is gathered it should be laid CONTRACTOR & BUILDER betrothal: ring, from Miss rL’Eatrange to tern husbnwik .a »OT»w eauipe ing stalks. ... As m ou as they, reach the them. While the bellows are being A . she suid, taking off her cap fiFut par till g you ?” you had of losing each other I" * w orkedn;iriftTY-beaTsallpai*t»(iftbFcaT- Pwioor telwriliig to bttM will u x the fringe 011 her brow; the room was elevator chains and packer, these stalks “ He has,” she returned, twirling the (The end.) be just as carefully removed from the eass with a flat stick. This is to dis­ money by getting estimate, u l in [lr*. quite too warm, after the cold air, and are easily taken care of. The whole ring round and round, and smiling softly. basket to the storeroom. A blow or pared to furnlsli >11 material. 6-41 -ly she drew a chair forward, still keeping tribute the air iu all parts of the fiesii. “ And how—how did Marsden contrive BATTLEWITH A COLONY OF RATS machine is light, simple and easily knock will cause a bruise, wlileh will her back to the windows. All this work is done very rapidly. Tim to break off with Miss L ’Bstrange?” be succeeded by rot. Store on straw “ That I do not know; but he has done “ I have postponed my departure for a It was a hard-earned victory that Inflating of the animal in this manner on a dry floor. A bed of three inches of, A. L GUTHRIE, so, aud as I have always found you capa­ week or two,” returned Winton; und Walter Carter won over an army of gives a fuller and firmer appearance ble of keeping silence when necessary, I there was an awkward pause, while Nora, rats in Camden, says the Baltimore straw will suffice. Lay the fruit quite to the meat, and, I fancy, empties the Contractor and Builder. with unsteady fingers, drew off her gloves do not mind telling you, that Mr. Marsden American. It was a case of light or thinly at first, and add another course veins and arteries more effectually than has made some rather curious discoveries and rubbed her hands gently together. when the first sweating is passed; later Estimates made, or contracts taken to “ You seem tired of your holiday?” perish, and b a rter fought. When the they would otherwise be. The French build public halls, churches, school-housea which, In short, render his marriage with fierce battle was finished lie counted on the apples maJkJie thret* or four use very little ice, and meats are kept Miss L’Estrange impossible.” “ No,” said Winton, taking a step nearer dwellings &o. A full corps of compe­ thick. When sharp frost threatens, tent workmen alwayi employed. “ Discoveries, eh?” in a peculiar tone; to her, and looking straight into her eyes. the heaps of fallen enemies. There only a few days at the most. The best cover up the fruit with straw, bags or “ and will you not trust me completely?” “ I must tell you the truth, even though it were 102 o f them. Carter is a member of beef in France does uot compare 6-88 A o d h k m , D b l t a , O. “ No, my good friend; 1—in short, I do may seem bad taste to do so, at least so of the Ann of Roberts & Carter, pro­ something of that kind, to protect it with American beef, but the veal is not exactly know myself.” soon,. I am not tired o f my holiday, but I vision dealers, on Second street, above from fro st superior to anything we have. It is wanted to throw myself into engrossing “ It is all very mysterious, and deucedly Pearl. F or a long time the firm suf­ valued more highly than any other SAMPLE BOX FOR 10 CTS, work, to deaden the pain of disappoint­ Kaisinu Buckwheat. hard for Miss L ’Estrange.” fered severely from the depredation of ed hope—hope that probably I had 110 right TILTED FORWARD TO PICK UP I mow my lot about June 25, thou product of the butcher. But no uiatler [•THE SILVER DANDRUFF CORE* “ I don’t suppose she is in a very en­ rats, which seemed to grow iu boldness LODGED CORN. what the viand, when it conies to the viable state of mind,” returned Mrs. Ruth- to entertain, yet which I could not resist!” plow and sow to buckwheat from July I Is Warranted to CURE all Skin Diseases, i as they increased in numbers. They , If yoa don’t believe it will, Try It. One i ven, with an air o f quiet enjoyment. Nora was silent. “ 1 may seem a tiresome, operated. Various home-made contriv­ 1 to ltji, using three-quarters of a bushel hands of the cook It is so prepared.that persevering blockhead-—but, once more, were into everything, climbing all over i sample box will be sent to any address on i Shirley looked at her curiously. ances for cutting corn have been devis­ to the acre if the land is rich, and one she has but little to do to It except to i receipt of Ten Cents (silver) to cover post- Nora, I offer you my future life! And I the store and gnawing into boxes, bar­ i age, etc...... “ And have you given up all hopes of ed also. bushel if not. I sowed 1 % bushels on cook it. promise, with all my soul, to be your rels and bins to such an extent that the SILVER DANDRUFF CURE C« , OWQSSO, MI6H tracing your rubies?” he amked, # two acres, and had nearly or quite “ Yes,” she said, sharply; “ what suggest­ truest friend, as well as your true lover! owners were appalled. Have but One Breed of Chickens. eighty bushels. Grass seed sown In ed them to you?” Shall I go, or stay?” It was the junior partner’s habit to It Is much better for the novice or Some one has said that it takes a And Nora—the tears welling over and buckwheat, according to a writer in the “ I don’t knpw; perhaps an idea that open the store in the morning, and he amateur to keep one good variety of woman of intelligence to trim a lamp hanging on her lashes—-said softly, but Agriculturist, will yield a big crop of PUBLIC SALES ! Marsden has uot hitherto brought you invariably heard a great scampering fow ls than three or four, for the first w'lck properly. It 14 p . certaiu that most distinctly: “ Stay!” Then she lost hay the next year, so the crop of buck­ I f you are going po have a Public Sale luck.” over the place as he entered by the dini year or two at least. It prevents the this small office is one that Is often “ He will replace my rubies by the Mars­ hold on herseif and burst into a fit of and want your goods sold rapidly and possibility of their becoming mixed, wheat Is almost clear gain. If late poorly accomplished an it Is that it is den diamonds. Now, Captain Shirley, weeping. light H e concluded at last to have it at a good price, go to “ Good heavens, Nora!” cried Winton, out with the little beasts, and began gives you an opportunity of studying feed Is wanted, nothing is better than one on which the c nulort of a room ful you said you thought I was going to cut a succession of barley, which will grow you completely; you are mistaken; I am dismayed, “you do not accept me aguinst an investigation to locate their rendez­ the particular points in breeding to of persons may depend. The latest not going to cut you, but I am going to your will?” vous. Tikis he had no difficulty iu find ­ feather, slae, etc., and, last, but not until the grouud freeaes up. reading ih htinp regulations precludes AUCTIONEER, •‘fio, 110," she returned, recovering her­ drop you as an intimate friend. Mr. ing. As he opened the door of a small leaat, It does away with the many little any trimming, but Instead a scraping self a little, “hut I have been so miser­ A Subsoil Plow Attachment. 10-33tf Al, OHIO Marsden, for some reason or other, would off of the charred wick with a visiting able aud so foolish.” brick smoke-house in the rear o f the details that are bound to be associated The accompanying Illustration shows not be pleased, I know, If I continued on store, now little used, be saw fully a with four or five varieties. There is card, aud a clipping then o f any looso the same terms with you, and he is natur­ “ Tell me,” said Winton, bending one an attachment by means of which three knee on n footstool beside her, and taking dozen rats run into holes in the floor no business that an amateur can take strings that may remain. The corners ally my first consideration. You have al­ subsoil plows may be readily brought ways been friendly and useful, and I may her hand gently in his, *‘why did you ac­ and walls. They quickly recovered hold o f and make a success unless he should be clipped off somewhat as tho cept, Marsden?” add, prudent; for you have wisely agreed from their fright, however, and emerg­ begins at the bottom, says the Poultry finger nails are shaped by a manicure, “ Because I thought he loved me very with me in letting by-gones be by-gones. ed to glare viciously at him out of their W orld, and learns the many little de­ and with this daily treatment the w ick much; and ” with a quick glance from But before entering into a new phase of wicked littleblack eyes. Carter walk­ should give no trouble. Black, sticky her sweet wet eyes, nnd a frank pressure tails. The chicken business is no ex­ my existence, I should like to look through of the hand, “that no one else did.” ed out, got a short, thick club and a ception. Start with one good variety, burners will be restored to almost pris­ a few acknowledgments of yours, whieh “ How was that?” cried Winton, his lantern, and re-entered the smoke­ Study its wants and merits for the first tine freshness by boiling them in vine­ you have given me from time to time,” heart beating fust. “ You must have felt house. This time he closed tilie dool year with care, and then, as you be­ gar In which two teaspoonfuls of salt and she drew from a Russian leather dis­ how soon you grew dear to me!—dearer behind him, The dim light of the lan­ patch box several slips of paper neatly come familiar with the business, add have beeu added. And lastly, polish than nnything else on earth or in heaven, fastened together, tern served to half "daze the rats, and other varieties. It pays to keep three the chimneys with a cloth dipped In either.” “ Mrs. Ruthven!” cried Shirley, coloring Carter had no difficulty in killing three or four of the most popular, and at the alcohol, touching no water to them.— crimson, “ if you mean that I am to clear “ Why did you uot tell me so before?” iilg felloiws. As they gave vent to dy­ same time It is pleasure to see them. NeW York Times, asked Nora, smiling, though her lips still up with you, previous to your entering on ing squeaks, however, scores of other Into use by the driver whenever need­ your ‘new phase,’ you intend to reward I trembled. Adjuntable Wagon Jack. rats emerged from seemingly now’here, ed. Suitable cranks, levers and cross- The Individual Butter Plate Muat Go. my prudence by ruining me.” “ Because, my love, my life, I was This wagon jack is made o f white oak, surrounding the young man with the bars serve to make the triplicate attach­ Among the ultra-fashionable the In. She looked ut him a moment in amused afraid! Do you remember, one day, you the sill (a) 2 by 4 by 18 inches, the post club on all sides. T o show an Instant’s ment conveniently adjustable, either dividual butter plate is not used. Tbe ailenee. bid me good-by at the door, at Brookdale, (b) 1% by 4 by 2& Inches. One Inch and I dared to hold your hand closer and fear meant probable death for the In­ vertically or laterally. new bread-Taudrbutter plates are se “ I am not quite so hard a creditor, Shir­ must be cut out o f the post (b) half way ley; partly, perhaps, because I do not for­ longer than I ought? The words, ‘I Jove vader o f the rats’ domain. It must be a The whole thing is controlled by a made that the ball of butter sinks Into down for the lever. The Iron brace to get by-gones, quite. No; I inaugurate you,’ were on my lips at that moment, but tight to a finish. Carter’s retreat was lever fulcrumed on the rear of the plow a small cavity partially filled with NEATEST EXECUTION! go through the lever is 1 by 3 by 42 this new phase of my existence by return­ it was no time or place to speak them; cut off. and he started in to fight beam, a thumb latch being provided cracked Ice. The most dainty of the ing you all these promissory notes. I and ever after, in some nameless way, you Inches. The crescent-shaped and tooth­ The rate leaped at his hands and face, which engages a rack on one of the new bread-and-butter plates are of pure wish to hear no more of them—let us part put me from you, and virtually told me and crawled over bis feet, all the while ed Iron (d) passing through the center white china o f egg-shell thickness and you would have nothing to do with me.” handles. Farmers will all appreciate friends. I wish you good luck in what­ keeping up a horrible din of squealing with a broad rim of gold. The butter ever way you would best like it.” “ Yes, I remember it, and I was told the advantages offered by this new de­ that nerved Carter to his task. One Shirley’s dark face changed. “ You are that—that you had been engaged to Helen, knife has a flat gold blade and a beautl- kind, and—and most liberal,” he said. “ I and were now hoping to marry her!” after another o f the soft, ugly things fully wrought gold and white enameled wish our old—let me say friendship—was "W ho told you this? Marsden?” he struck him as he stood dealing blows Potatoes as Stock Feed. handle. These bread-and-butter plates, The farmer who grows potatoes does not to be ended." He took the papers asked, sternly, catching her other hand right and left, and felling a rat at al­ with knives to match, sell for $200 a not have much time to spare in growing she held out, and twisting them up, thrust and holding both tight. most every blow. Still the numbers dozen. It is safe to say that for some other root crops. But in eVery large BRING YOUR them into his breast pocket. “ I shall “ Yes,” faltered Nora. multiplied, and the courageous fighter time yet the ordinary mortal w'l: be never meet your match again; you have “ Then he is an infernal liar! Why did crop of potatoes there will be a con­ liegan to fear that he would have to content to eat his butter off the old-time shown me what can be dared and done you believe him?” siderable portion that is too rough or fall before the horrid foe. He had Individual plate. by a woman, blessed as you are with a “ W hy should I doubt him?” too small to sell, and these eau be prof­ heavy purse and a potent will.” “ Then you should not have doubted been bitten several times on the hand, itably fed. No kind of roots is econom­ T o W a sh S u m m e r Silk**. “And all’s well that ends well,” re­ me.” but had managed to keep the fangs of When washing summer silks remove turned Mrs. Ruthven. She gave him her “ You would not have me so conceited as the vicious beasts from his head and ical as the main feed. They are only hand with a slight Inclination o f the head, to fancy a man must be—very, very fond face. Thus the fight kept on for fully used iu small quantities as an appetis­ all grease or other spots with chloro­ JOB WO RK and he felt himself dismissed. o f m e—when he never told me so?” fifteen minutes, and Carter was grow­ er, and for this purpose the small pota­ form, then make a solution of a tea­ o f the post connecting with the lever “ While I thought every one must see I ing weak from the violent exertion. toes unfit for market are as good as spoonful of amtQoui aud a little soap The days flew fast, and that fixed for wus making » fool of u.yaelf.” At last, however, be felt that the rats Is 1%, by % and 30 inches long. It is roots of any kind. In a pall o f water, and into this dip Winton’s departure had dawned. “ Oh, if you wish to keep up a character crescent shaped with notches about 1% the silk again aud again until it looks for wisdom——” were gradually, thinning out, and Nora dared not hope that she still held inches apart. The notches rest In a They Lack Pcrsiatence. quite clean. Do not wring it out, but the same place in his regard. Of course, “I don’t suppose you believe much in my he had less trouble in keeping them Many amateur growers plant trees bolt and three holes should be made press between the hands. Rinse In she thought, her sudden change, her ap­ wisdom! But, Nora, will you really come off him. This gave him fresh courage, with enthusiasm aud then grow dis­ TO THIS OFFICE. in the upright (b), thus insuring ad­ water f^om which the chill is gone, parent readiness first to accept Marsden with me to India?—to a wild, remote sta­ and at length he realized that he had couraged over borers aud rabbits; over justability to almost any desirable then hang In a shady place until partly and then to break with him, had lowered tion T.' woo. No more rats appeared. spraying and pruning; over curcullo her in the estimation of so high-minded a not wise enough to refuse! But height for oiling ordinary farm vehi­ dry, when lay between two cloths and Almost o vercome by the exertionsand and knots and lice and mice and grubs. man as Mark Winston, I can’t start next week ?” ex(4temen£ Garter*staggered ou t Into cles.—Farm and Home. press with a bot iron until it Is quite called he promised, but both “ I should think not. You will believe They are.growers .who will never glut He had as tho open air and gathered hlmelf to ­ dry. Mrs. L’Estrauge and her step-daughter me, when I tell you, I never loved any UojgM N e fti F r e s h W a te r . the marSets. They are a great help to were out. woman but yourself, and give me a place gether. In a few minutes he recov ered No animal suffers more from neglect the nurseries and give the progressive Frank Clifford, of New York, owns a "He will B&t go without bidding us in your heart, in return?” and, piling up tiie dead, found that be of something to drink than does the orchafdlst a chance to sell his superior collection of buttons numbering over LOWEST * PRICER godd'by,” said tha Conner more than Mice, 1 “ I will, Mark,” said Nora, gravely, h ad k ille d 102. bog. Tbe slop and milk which are eom- products. 0,000 specimens. W EST MAIN ST. CO TO S. S. THORLEY FOR BOOTS AND SHOES. DELTA, OHIO. ■’■gi.".-'- ______".'.aij.a e

GO TO KNOSCO’S SINEY. NORTH SINEY. Mrs. Geo. GeitTert Jr., Is very sick. Our burg is prospering. AND SEE THE— Mrs. Hattie Carter of Delta, is vis­ Chas. Blaine is making loti of cider iting her sister in this vicinity. and sorghum syrum. Rev. Clover will preach tor the C. As Reported by a Faithful Corps 8, II. Baxter aud wife of Fayette U. people this year. Services next Big- were at Chan. Tluey’s Saturday. Sunday evening. of Correspondents. Postmaster Chapman Smith and his Uev. Hall preached an able sermon wife are visiting their son at Elyria. at the F. M. church last Sunday at rheFall Campaign quarterly meetlug. Line of SWANTON. Chas. Shambrger and family spent 18 NOW ON AND THE Geo. Itaabof Al, was in town Mon­ ' ...... Wau-C E N T U R Y CATARRH CURE day. has wrought relief, cure, and comfort Gloves Willie IJonley-is very low with ty­ Mrs. Clias. Tlney recently spent a to thousands of Sufferssrom Catarrh, phoid fever. duv with Mrs. Orson Allen, the oldest It Is certainly a great remedy and LOW CASH PRICES lady in the township. . should be tried by every one suffering John Heard of Kansas City, In home with that dangerous and disagreeable on an extended visit. and Robert Blaine and wife, of Delta, disease. For sale by Pratt Bros. BEINQ MADE BY Emmet Holloway of Holland, Sun- were guests of their 1 daughter, Mrs. Shambarger, recently,'' A new supply of Dr. J. A. Drake's dayed with his sister. popular remedies. Every bottle war­ Mr. and Ilenrv Deck of Toledo, Mrs. Clarissa Newton and Mrs. Har­ ranted, of W. C. Martin, Delta, or A. Mittens! riet Parent of South Falrfleld Mich., Sirs. J . JP, B e ll, Ossawutom te,. were guests here Sunday. Q. Price, Swantou. 1-Jy. wife o f th e Editor of The Graphic, th e lead­ islted Mrs. H. Parent, Friday. ing local paper of Miami county, writes Miss Jennie Simmer is visiting linlined Goat Gloves at 20^, friends in Bowling Green. Frank Knapp and wife were at E. “ it was troubled with heart disease Wright's Sunday. Wm. Woodi'ini? and 30c. and 50c. a pair. for six years, severe palpitations, short­ LeKoy Newton and family enter­ fam ily were a t B. M. Chllcoat’s and ness of breath, together with such ex­ tained relatives over Sunday. John Kartell and wife spent the day I E. i l l i I’D. treme nervousness, that, at times I would Dr. A. H. Lathrop Is moving' into lay with his sister, Mrs. Ilalker, of Men’s lined Gloves and Mit­ walk the floor nearly all night. We Swanton. Special on everything in the way of Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s consulted the best medical talent. his new house on North Main street. tens from 15c. to Si. a pair. Then sa id th e re w as no help fo rm e , Albert Payne of Toledo, was the COLTON. Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Furnishing that I had organic disease of the heart for guest, over Sunday, of A. 1‘rice and Born to Mr. and Mrs. James liurdue Ladies’ Mittens, 15c to 35c a which there was ny remedy. I had read family. Goods ------your advertisement in The Graphic and son. pair. a ye a r ago., a s a last resort, tried one bottle oi H. Long of Howling Green, spent a tew days with Henry Simmer and Wm. Hyter and wife went to East D r . Miles* New Cu re f o r the. SBeart, Townsend to visit friends. Offer Children's Mittens, 10c to 15c. which convinced me that ihbee was true family. merit in it. 1 took three bottles each of the A number of the ladfes drove out to Zella Hoppers of Liberty Center, H eart Cure and Restorative JN'ervlno and Mrs. lekes' last Wednesday and as­ Sundayed with Anna Dukes. Are Sure Winners! It completely cured me. I steep sisted her with her sewing. Mrs. Caroline Bailey of Morencl, well at night, my heart beats regularly and M rs. Saltie Odell died last Tuesday Mich., is here visiting friends. F. KNOSCO. 1 have no inore smothering spells. I wlul; if you have any doubt abont the matter, call at the room to-say to aii who are suffering as I dM; after a short illness. She lias always John Love and wife of McClure, eat there’s relief untold for them if they will been a hard worker and did not let dinner Sunday at Isaac llurdue’s. formerly occupied by the store and examine the falling health keep her from her du­ “ H e ll” only give your retnedlbs last one tiiai.” Shiloh band will hold a fair Friday Dr. Miles H eart Curo is sold on a positive ties. She was an old resident in this Black Clay Worsted suit we are selling at $13.00 Good guarantee that the first bottle w ill nehoip vicinity. Her remains were interred and Saturday evening in town hall. Mens Winter Aliurupclstsw ll It-atSl, >1 bottles tut«S,fl in the Centerville cemetery, beside Anna B. Carrol of Defiance, inspect- [ | weight and guaranteed Fast Black is worth $16. those of her husband. V io ii.amt. ed Phil Hendrix W. R. C. Tuesday. )o you think there is; METAMORA. Finny Murray of McClure, wheeled I 9* While In the store glance at the one wc sell at $7. Inspect the over Saturday to renew old acquaint­ thing in having Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure O vercoats arc In order. make also the lining which is pure Mohair and warranted to outwear the Restores Health ance. Underwear outside. This suit would be very cheap at $20 School com m enced in tow n the llrst John Erehart went to Huntington, lean Market? of tills month. Ind.. to attend the reunion of his “ FDO T jN E ’h Eddie Brooks came up from Toledo liegt., the H8th Ind. Ai.EKT. on his wheel this week. Commencing Saturday N othing so distressing as a hacking Delta Live Stock Market. Fred Seeley lias added a stock ol Neat Ice Box? cough. Nothing so foolish as to suf­ morning, Oct. 12, ’95 and Have you ever looked over our line of Men’s Suits at ■itoves to his furniture slock. fer from it.. Nothing so dangerous If The Misses Gormley appear to h ive allowed to continue. One Minute ending Friday, Oct. 18. prices ranging from $6. to $8. they are “good things” ev­ a good trade in their mlllnery busi­ lough Cure gives immediate relief. Corrected week­ eryone of them at the price asked. Most Dealers get an Heat Blocks? ness. V. C. Martin. r ' ly by T h e C. r . society held a peach and There is a mound on the banks o f from 8.00 to 10.00 for same goods. % % ■ cream social at the hall last Saturday Brush creek, Adams county, O.. which C. F. Pohlman evening. represents a serpent in the act of LOOK swallowing an egg. you do, and want to Subject to mar­ John Hancock’s little daughter is Fresh, Pure, Whole- ket changes. making her home at Frank Wheeler't All New Styles W all Paper at ind attending school in town. PRATT BROS. IN OUR e Sabbath school Sunday m orning last We are in a Position to make Low Prices A Cat,kill Hol.l Man. Live H ogs ...... » 3.00 to ®:i.80cwt and preaching in the evening, in the Live Sheep, ...... 1.00 to 2.00cwt new church. Chairs and temporary (From Catskill, N. V., Recorder.) WINDOW! on all kinds of Boots and Shoes than any place in Fulton Live Spring Lambs___2.00 to ll.Oflcwt seats serving in lieu of those long Mr. Joseph McGIITert, one o f our MEAT! Live Veal calves,...... 1.00 to 4.S0cwt County. looked for seats. prominent hotel proprietors, has rea­ Steers, cattle, ..: ...... 2.00 to 3.0<)cwt son to extol the merits of Dr. David of all kinds, go to Heifers, cattle,...... 2.00 to 2.50cwt A railroad meeting here last Mon­ Remember we sell Overalls, Suspenders, Socks, Hats day vvynilig! but the people, in this Kennedy’s Favorite, Remedy. In speak • B t r t f c r . r a t t f e r r ,-TSO tn B.OOowt ing o f it hu said. " I was till tun down Men’s natural wool, good Caps, Neckwear, Shirts, and all classes of Furnishing Fresh cows Jt springers$18.00 to $30.00 vicinity have been fed so ulUCll IV. It. taffy that they are slow lo bite this from kidney and liver trouble, three 4 Shumaker. l>er head. physicians treated me, but I grew Goods cheaper than any house in this part of Ohio. Time. We inav be a lot o f moss-backs weight, regular price 75c I have for sale a few Shropshire Ranis. over here, but even they may be worse. A friend said to me, ‘Why Model M eat M arket. these Rama original. . Maple Grove llock of Mt taught by experience. O o t a iu x w . don’t you take Dr. Kennedy’s Favorite Special Gall and see if we do not. can be seen by calling ai siden ■ Wood Rem edy? I t cured me.* So I began St., D ella, O. C. F. POHLMAN. NothltW I Uatlott and Flatriw iey. the best fitting corset on the Pure Cider Vinegar and Heinz’s Pure Malt Vinegar for Hollo Talt Is here from the west. Oadfcorla nentralises the effects o f carboitlo acid | s s i market,” Merchants cheerfully refund the money after 4 week’s pickling. New England “None Such" Mince-meat. D. J. Snyder retuhied from Wooster Castoria does not centa'n morphine, opituff, or other nareotio p u iarty. trial if cot satisfactory. Call for last week. Castoria assimilates the food, »emulates the stomach and hewats, them at the stores. Howard Hallett wheeled himself living healthy aad^natural FEATHERBONE CORSET C O . over from Caragher the other day. SOLS UAHOTACTtntKKS, AI Chat field had tw o o f his Ungers Castoria is pnt np in ona-stne hottles only. I t hi not said In Wfc» cu t dtf in a cu ttin g box a few day KALAMAZOO. MICHIQAN. Pan*t allow any ana to sell yon anything else an th# nlaa mt since. ^ FOR SALE SY Bake Bread Yourself ? Geo. Huggleboam and family re­ that >t IsJ*jnst as | o d lw and**will answer ev art y w p n a " turned from an extended visit west S. E. W ILLIAMS, A fresh stock of Goshen N e v ft Enll and Delta last weelt le a that yen gat C-A-S»T-0 -lt-I« A . W e learn with regret, that- Mrs. Silver Spray. Best made. D unham is suffering from lilood poison M ILLINERY & LADIES FURNISHINGS, in one o f her hands, teinsii..**- L& A/tfw tefiiu w a s DELTA, OHIO. • Hear those Bell* ? When they pass your house stop E. J. Padgham and wffe of Fostor a, and Mrs. Geo. Ellleott and daughter ’em a n d s e a d in your order, large or small. of North Baltimore, are spending a Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria* few day* w ith their parents. Mr. and FAYETTE NORMAL ™ J!£ , Mrs. Godden. Hkktiia THE RACKET. Or. Price's Cra«m Baking Powder Awarta* Sold MaSal MUwinur fair. Sul AMnm 1. « M * . r»WM, «