FOR THE
Complete Novels and Other Works , by Famous Authors , Almost Given Away !
pamphlet fora , roanr of thria ban cJ oiuvljr llluklruleil , and all are prl
imblUhel In - t
5 fillnwlaIXKitu arc iimc'iii * ac BMn'.t * " M. MA i
" ' .1 _ * ; ? . _ _ _ ed imper. Thi-r irHt of u rivaltirlttr ' ot . ui. , , , . uj % te llmik liu one can cxaniiu * itie
l or 'jc vrouU lltt to . la cli funu ihe c Look * ouM cost M-W
llu witln.it rndias uv.re u . " ' " > s posum.
ctsi. l.n'.h hwl t * toapn.lt in Itwu.
1. The Widow JScdutt J'apcnu Thli It the look
over wliicli jour Frii liMiitK lauhr < l till liey cried , uil
ttl'jumrn uiiuv to-'l r il irr vr .
2. r nt'V tt'ork liir Home Adornment , nu en-
Urelr r.c * work ii.on iu ! ubji-ct. conuimns ca f nod
jwactlcal lu.tttc < ion' ' . * uakicK f ucr buktu , wall
puUts. bracleiJ. ne-fll * vorir. rinbrolier/ . , cle. , pro-
UfClriin.lc > nt'7lilu < traie4.
3. UrlnimV I'nlrr storied for the \ ° unc. , -
r.ne-t "ilrcilcr. ! o'fmry ione rrer pubhibcil. TlKCOllJ-
iwu.ill brdcln ! ' . 1 utj ! tlnw. _ a
4. The Lndy ol the I.nLc. By Sir TVallcr ScoTU
" Tin J..idr of tin lAUi ' i a romwicc in termnd tit all
Oeo'Va of ScMt ii"4 < - I ir.criJjeiuitiful tbnu Ibli.
5. Manual of Ktiquclto for LaJic ami Gcnllemcn , a
cnieiaMiU-rcu uiij n " 'jr Jiu , siting tlie rules of
tna icro eiiinvtls f jr * U1 uccailonf .
0. The ttunilar t l.rtter Writer for Ladles and
Oentlenjcn. a coa-plels ? ui < ls to cjrrMponJeuec , giving
} r ! : n diri-ctiosi fiT thn cjuipo'ltion of lelleri of every
Liu < ! . tilth innu-n-ru'jld lot m < a&'i example * .
7. WlntuK\cnlnc Jlccri-utlonalliW collection
tTAcilus Clit-rjlcs Tableaux , UaweJ , 1'uzzlc' , etc. , for
ujal iitluii ! ; ! , j-.ri.iuu theatricals , and eteuingi at
.
. IHuIncti * . Ktrltnllnn * nnu IJeadlnir , alarjtc
a ! choice rnllMtinu for tclijol ezhibiUoat aad j.uljlio and
lt\v < s rutertfltumenK.
J. i'nrlur Music nnil Clicmlcul nxpcrJmentK ,
n t > JA * iilch tll IUK' lit | HTfjrni ) mn < lr l of aniiuini ;
trl..iin mtjic m.J iniirueti\c cxi > erinicnt < uith uluijilu
Ernt > .
1" . Tlio Honis CuoV Itook nnd FamlljI'Iiy | .
cfnn * containiux Iiuii > 1r7'l * uf exollrni c M > kiii ( ; rrclp * * *
( iilhlsiiiiohou e r pr < .alm tclllnshow tu cure all CUM-
tnu l Utll t * hv * im lc hira r ni5.1r.
II. MuiincrMunil C'uxUitu * ln't'nr Atrnr T.nniN.
vcrylaire < tlnAu4 iuttructirc li * > v . . ( trrl < . il-vrili.
fcij tlio p-inliir life , halilti , manners and cuitoui. of lite
p ? > r > lof fureijii < - > untri : illuitrntM.
It. Klxtceii Complete Klorlc * IT Popular Anthnn ,
rni'irail'is l > v . hnii.orim au.l ileuxllre Morloi , orlc * nf
to-ictr liti1. f alvtnfarf , of railway life , etc. , all MTT In-
terelJ5.
13. Tbr Uiiclect-orWlt. IIumornnilFiin.alirce
collj4 of tlie fuunr curies. ketchc , anrolotei. poenn.
MU I j 'ie that hurc ben vritt'n for Mini * rear * : lllu'te l.
It. Itneful Knowlrdcc for the Million , ahandj
Jv > ) t of awful Infnrmctlon tor allion \ man v andarioci
15. Culled Hnelc. A Kovil , By Huh Connay , tathor
of "Dirk U r , " etc.
K . At tlir World' * Mercy. A Sovcl. Vf F'oreaco
\VurJ--ii ainliur ol "Tlis lluuw on tin4 Marsh. " i ir.
IT. MIldi-vdTrevuulun. A .Novel. 117 "Ttc Dncfc-
csf. ' auiliurof * * > luliy Ita u. " etc.
IK. liurL I > < IJH. A o\cl. UflluEb Comrar , author
of fili > il ItiKk. ' etc.
1'J. Tim MynU-ry of the Holly Tree. A Kovcl.
liy tlie nuilior ol Uur.t Tltonic. "
20. Shallow * oil the Snonr. A Novel. By B. I. . Tar.
jeun , aiiihur of Iir--ml-aiid.Clie < 1 i'-au'5-KK > i > , " etc.
51. The C.ray IVomun. A Noiil. 1 ! > JlM. Caslccll ,
author ot * O1ar > Harton. * rtc.
52. The Frozen l > cep. A Kcvol. Bv\TilUc Colllnt ,
author of Tlic \ \ oman tu Wliitc. " etc.
a. JJed Court Farm. A Stnel. By Mrs. Henry
'U'lrfHl , author of " F t L nne. " etc.
: . InCupld'iAct. A.Voxel , liytlioAulhorof'Dora
' "
ii'"l5ocU to the Old Home. ASmel. By Mary Cecil
Ilav , auiluir of Hidden IVrll * . " etc.
it John HowerbnnkV AVIfc. A Xovel. By Miss
3iilo..k.authirofJohn ! Ilalif x , . 'eutlcman , " etc.
IT. JM'\r \ < : endoU cV llrcuni. A.Notel. Bytae
ttulhenl "DoraTliorre."etc.
58. Jiwper Ilunc'a Heerct. A ovel. By Mlts 51. E.
Eraildon , .iiithor of "Aurora h l yil , " cle.
. l.collnr. A Kovcl. By a ry Cecil Hay , author of
" °
20 ( Jnbrirrii MnrrJnsc. A Kovel. By millc Collins ,
author of > P anieT * etc.
31. J n111 Hunt. AN'ovcl. Ey Mrs.Ann S.Stcphens ,
author of " Tohloa an J 1'aminc. " etc.
ZS. Itenplni : the Whirlwind. A Novel. By Mary
Cecil Hnr. : .utl or of " Old MWdl-.wn' . Moijry. ' etc.
'J. Dudler fnrlcon. A Novtl. ly Mi > s M. 1. . Brad-
don. author of Lady Aodley'8 accrct , " etc.
34 F I > IPU : na TII MTrar or TIII HEJDIANDI. A
Korcl B r Ft\ I ? . IV rcc. author of "Tlio ISlrtli Mark. " etc.
M. A Jol.lcri l o n. A Not el. lly ine author of
AK. . By Mr. . Alexander ,
! . W11U. Collln , , autbor
of "The U'omau In White , " etc. . . ,
3S. Anne. jA No el. By Mri. Henry Wood , antborof
" ' (
wi'Vh'cY.nnrcl Hn h. A Norcl. By Ui" MulocS.
author of John Halifax. Oentleman , " etc.
40. Amoa'Iturton. A Norcl. Br fieorpe KHotauthor
of "Adam Bcde , " Ihe II111 on tbe DOSJ , ' etc.
FREES & HO.CKNELL ,
PROPRIETORS OF THE
iifil
.Uii' ' Li.
DEALERS IN
Lumber , Lime , Semeiit , Saslj , Doors , Blinds ,
HARD AND SOFT COAL ,
YARDS AT McCOOK , 'iHDIfflOLi , CAMBRIDGE , ARAPAHOB , AKD OXFORD.
Superior 10 any 0:1 the market , lieinK Heavier , Stronger Built ,
an J tlii-refori- inure Durnl.lc Mill. It is tlie only
n > > oluit'iyaiu Mill built : and otit of
Thousarids Erected During 12
Years post , not r.iIii'.s over hlovrn away and left tlie Tower
stanillns. A toruril lib otlicr Mill can show. AVc offer
to ] iut iiptiny of our J'ljJIPIXC MILLS
ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL ,
And if they don't Ki\e satisfaction , will lemove Mill at our
own expense. A ) o Miinufauturersof the Celebrated
ClialleiiRe I-Vcd Mllli : , CoinSlwller ? . Iron Pumps
tuili Imifcjliudcrs , Iroa Pipe , Tanks.
For estimates , catalogues and pi'lccs , apply to
G- NETTLETON , McCoolc , Neb. ,
Apcnt for Soutliw estvni NelirnskA nnd Northwestern Kansas.
kS Olliee and Salvbroom in the Wind Power Grist Mill , cast of Russell's Unrn.
THEX McCOOK.
OF McCOOK , NEBRASKA.
Makes First Mortgage Loans on Farm Property ,
OFFICE IN FIRST NATIONAL DANK BUILDING.
A. CAMPBELL , P.TESIDEN.T. B. M. FREES , 1ST VICE PRESIDENT.
GEO. HOCKNELL , SECRETARY. ' R. O. PHILLIPS , 2ND VICE PRESIDENT.
F..L. BROWN , TREASURER.
I CHEAPEST AND BEST
UNEQUALLED FOR
PoWGI ° , Simplicity , Durability.
K tiiiatcs made of Mill and Pump complete upon application.
livery Mill Warranted. Send for Catalogue.
THE WOODMAN3E
This mill1- "solid wheel" mr. ! the best self-regulator made. The
Voodmanic JCo. B. Vumi ; is the l > e t tii'sle acting force pump in the
niarlcot. Will work in weils fimn 10 to 200 feet in depth , and has hack
nttAcliiiicnt * to foicc water Into eli-vatod tanks. Can be used by hand
< : r windmill. 1'r.rtics coiitoinplatinK she erection of a Windmill will
consult their bebt interests br calling at my Iloinc"-teiid. 1J milos X. V * .
< > r McCook , or at 18. Johnston's , j miles S. K. , nnd at Hewitt's Market
Or.rtleu , S. E. of McCouK. anil e.\nninc the working of the AVoodmanse.
W. M. IRWIN , Agent ,
"Woodmanse Windmill Co. , Ereeport , 111.
7
C. A. NETTLETON , Prop.
C011N SHELLED AND GROUND , BOLTED , ETC.
2 BLOCKS EAST OF RUSSELL'S BARN ,
McCOOK , - - NEBRASKA.
MRTROPOIilTAN
ol H
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Q.j
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< -j c , MeCOOK , NEBRASKA. TJPI
3
:
S M. A. SPALDING PROPRIETOR 5 " 0
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Pi
2 5 2
5s SEWING MACHINES.
< s
.
Q. 5 '
S
J. A. TAYLOR , Druggist.
HALLA0K & HOWARD ,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN
DOORS , BLINDS. MOULDINGS ,
ute
Satii cinb Goaf.
[ MeCOOK , NEBRASKA.
STOCK DSRECTORY
KIJjPATKICK BBOTHBKS.
( Successors to E. D. Webster. )
Horses bran-Jed "on loft hip or left shoulder.
P. 0. address , Estollc ,
Hiiyes county , and neat-
rice , Keb. yango. Stink-
3111 ? Warcr and French-
'maii creeks , Chase Co. ,
I Neln-.iska.
IJrand sis cut on side of
[ some animals , on hip and
sid > s of some , or any
where on the animal.
STOKES & TROTH.
P.O. address , Carrieo ,
Hayes rountv. Nob.
llnnpu : Red Willow
creek , above Carrieo.
Stock branded as
ibovc Also run the
azy CM bmnil.
EATON BROS. & CO.
P. O. address. McCook ,
Nebraska. Hange , south
, ol' McCook.
Cattle branded on loft
hip. Also , JO 5 . and
" 7t
11 brands on left hip.
Horses branded the
same on lolt shoulder.
PAXTON CATTLE CO.
J. n. MKsmiVE , General Manager.
Postofllcc address , Mc
Cook , Neb. Haneh : At
| Sp ring Canyon 011 the
JFrcnchmrm Uiver. Chase
( county. Nebraska.
I Stock branded as above :
} also 717 on left side ; 7
_ _ . "on the right hip and L on
thTrJphT'slmuldeT ; L on left shoulder and X
on left jaw. Half midcr-crop left car , and
square-crop rijrht ear.
11EXIIY T. CflUHCH.
Postofiice.Osborn.Neb.
Kanjre : Ited Willow
creek , in S. AV. corner of
Frontier county.
Cattle branded 0 L 0
on right side. Also , an
over crop on rfeht ear
and under crop on left.
Horses branded 8 on right shoulder.
SPPJNG CKKEK CATTLE CO.
J. D. "WEMSOUK , Vice President and Stipt.
P. O. address , Tndiano-
la , X
Uanfre : Republican I
Valley , east of Dry
Cicek , and near head of
Sprinjr Creek , 5n Cliuse
county , Nebraska.
JOSEPH ALLEN.
Postofiiee address , Os-
born , Nebraska.
lumcli on Itetl Willow
creek , Ji mile above Os-
born postollice.
Cattle branded on rig
side and hip as above.
GEORGE J. FREDERICK.
Postolflce address , Mc-
Cook , Nebraska.
Ranch : Four miles
southwest of Me Co ok ,
on the Driftwood.
Stock branded AJ on
\ the left hip.
JOHN F. BLACK. '
Urecdcr of IMI-KOVKU SIIUUP.
Delano , Meri
no and South
down. Person
al inspection
and corres
pondence so
licited.
Address him
at Red Willow
Nebraska.
CATTLE !
Rain Does Not Affect It.
FOR SALE BY
FREES & HOCKNELL
,
SOLE AGENTS.
CITY - BAKERY.
WE KEEP ON HAND -
BREAD , PIES & CAKES ,
GRAHAM BREAD.
Cakes Made on Order.
LUNGH ROOM
In connection vrlicre you can ; jet coffee , sand
wiches , pios , etc. , at all hours.
i Send 1(1 ( cents postage , and we
will mail you FHBC si royal.val-
uable , sample box of goods
- that will put you in the way of
making more money at once , than anything
else in America. Both sexes of all ajres can
live at home and work in spare time , or all the
time. Capital notrcquired. AVe will start you.
Immense pay sure forthose who start atonce.
4-25-lyr. STINSOX & Co. , Portland. Maine.
S3ear < 3ed Warriors.
[ St. James1 Gazette. ]
A proposal is on foot to permit tho
wearing of beards in the French army.
Should the covotjd permission bo ac
corded , it will not bo the first time that
Gallic warriors ha.vo been bearded liko
the pard. Napoleon allowed his picked
men to wear as much hair on their
iaces as they chose ; but , since his
armies were usually a mixture ofeter -
aus and raw recruits the ranks must
have presented a somewhat piebald ao-
"
pearance. During the revolution "it
was decreed that the grenadiers only
should have tho privilege of wearing a
mustache : hut no notice wa.ever takou
of the regulation.
In his earlier days , when he was con
stantly lighting fn Flanders or on tho
Ehine , the grand monarquy allowed his
mustache to grow ; but wheir ho fell un
der tho influence of Mine , do Mainte-
non , and frivolityvas severely ban
ished from tho lourt. tho kin 'and his
counselors and courtiers became as
shaven and shorn as the deathless priest
of tho nursery rhyme. Henri J was
glorious in beard and mustache , but the
mustache which has always had some
thing more romantic about it than the
prosaic beard was never really fash
ionable in Franco until the time of
Louis XTI and Francis I , whoso war
riors gained a penchant for it during
their Italian campaigns.
American Imltistruil Gnu int.
l"ath" in Cincinnati Enquirer. ]
I reflected upon tho adaptability of
such discoveries as this for the particu
lar civilization and people among whom
they are made. The Americans by
theirery quickness to form corpora
tions sci/.o upon these bounties of nature
and utilize them over enormous areas.
Coal oil in tho hands of an unenter
prising race would still be a mere loqal
curiosity , but with a particular genius
for combinations financial , mechani
cal and commercial the Americans
have made coal oil an article of almost
universal export ; have compelled rail
roads to take it in as a standard matter
of freight and to buil ( | tank-ears , etc.
They havu also devised reservoirs , re
fineries , barrel factories , eto. , to 1-ring
this article within tho reach of the
many millions of the earth , and. finally ,
have laid tho longest line of tu ! > o ever
known on the gloijo to transport this
oil over the 4Ud intervening miles , cross
ing tho mountain ranges and driven
from step to step by stationary engines.
Thus the oil which used to rise as scum
on tho creeks and springs is now a
mighty traveler liowinj ; in its viscid
channels whither man commands it , and
it reaches the sea-board and finds
fleets of vessels all prepared to take it
away.
Nation : ! ! Kuil > : niu or tltuVuNh. .
! Ci.amIrs' .Tiinsal.i
The littie kingdom of Wales , early
united to her more powerful ncighho'r
of England , has a distinctive badgo
drawn irom the vegetable world. The
origin of the Welsh leek is traced back
to the seventh century. Kt. David's
Day , 6-iO , tho Welsh under Cad waller
were marching against an English
army , and , wishing to adopt badges
which might distinguish them from
their enemies , they availed themselves
of those most easily obtained. Each
man plucked a leek from the field
through which he was passing and stuck
it in his cap.
The Welsh arms were victorious ; tlu
leek was adopted in grateful memory of
the event as the national emblem , ami
was long worn by loyal Welshmen
every anniversary of Ft. David's Day.
[ n Shakespeare's play of "Henry \
that prince claiiui the right by his birth
at Monmouth to wear the leek. It
would appear also that the Welsh con
tingent ot" tho English army had worn
this emblem at the battle of i'oiticr.- .
We redollect that a leek in diamonds oc
cupied a prominent place in a j > iv--ii !
jivcn by the ladies of the principality
of Wales to the princes- Wales o.i tij
occasion of her marriage.
A Jrvbr.ck to lo.iivan 1'rosjipri'y.
Oi i v Ti.ii
One of the greatest drawbacks to
.Mexican prosperity is the diiH.-ulty or'
' "
jreaking'up "the grcit haciendas , or
auded estates. Out of 10,000.o.i ) ) peo
ple oO.UOO own the soil , and this fact is
i great obstacle to tho introduction of
settlers and tho springing up of those
communitieswhich in the Tnited State- ;
lourish along every land-grant railroad
uid other railroads. The difficulty of
conveying real estate is .1 dead weight
on the life and progress of the country.
The ! Mexicin financier , who is doing
good missionary work , contrasts with
ihis state of things the condition of
1 ruguay , which l-y encouraging im- '
nigration and settlement upon lands I
las nearly doubled Us population within
en years , having received large act es-
sions from Italy. L'rugiiay annually |
iroduccs per cent , more per capita
; bn any other country in South
America.
Vo - tathig Ca roUIari. '
- : - . 2 RiidCcr. Ir Oci n.I -
But by far the most curious vegetable |
growth here is the awhato. Jt is a {
pecies of fungus which enters the grub j
of the large night butterfly , kills the
unfortunate worm by living on its lesh. ! '
ind entirely displaces its proper interior
without at nil altering its outer form or
overing. The stalk grows twelve or
ixtcen inches high , and when pulled
up , with the caterpillar at its root , it .
ooks like a small cat-tail upsido down ,
n this form they are known to tourusls
is " egetating caterpillars. " The
latives dig them up in quantities and
formerlyagarded them as sacred. They
burned aad puherized them , mhed the
powder with soot and dog's fat , and
used tlie compound * aa an indelible dye
in tattooing.
] ; . < i > k < ; > lie Perfumed.
( Aui-rlra-i TJooVs-l'.pr.l
Why msy not some of our books be
pi'rfu..icslespiiially a dainty summer
editi.jn for seasitle and mountain toti
j'aper very rapidly absorbs and very
persistently retains r perfume , . 'ust
fanny opening a novel from rabies ,
llo'.vdls or anirij * ppn. prinfcd on del-
ieately-tiHi.jii jMper. iu old johl bin I-
in r. : . ! ! 1 tien ! il-icei-ii- ; : ; just a soupcon
of bt'ine ricii p''rrinij i as you turn over
leaf : ifii-r it-af. It uould Ise a irennine
"novelty. " and tadioo would icud who
never rcarl lie fore.
Whitehall Trues Ticro is more joy
in parting svith piin thau tcere is in
Welcomin le s.iro.
SUPPLEMENT. f
THURSDAY , DECEMBER24.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Ariolins and aecordeonsMcCrackeri's. ,
Buy your overcoat ' of E. M. Urickey
&Co. _
Those silver cups at liallard's are
beauties. L'S-IUs.
E. P. Ilazen of Edison's lumbermen ,
was in townFriday.
Fresh and salt meats of the choicest
quality at Brewer Bros.
L. Clute of Arapahoc was in the city
on business. Monday.
B5 ? Abstract linen legal cap with
numbered lines at this office.
Thos. Golfer spent a few hours at tlie
county-seat , Saturday evening.
An unusually line display of hanging
lamps at the Metropolitan drug store.
The celebrated Cumberland smithing
coal at Ilallack & Howard's lumber yard.
Novelties of the season in all depart
ments , at Lowmau & Son'sPate Block.
To TIIK LADIESVc have a nice as
sortment of calling cards of latest style
and best quality.
FAIUI LOANS Col. Suavely informs
us that he is now procuring farm loans
quite easily at 10 per cent.
Ludwick & Trowbridge shipped a large
bill of furniture to Benkelman , Mon
day , for Mrs. Farnsworth and others.
The finest line of cigars , in the city
at Cheiicry & Stiles' new drug store.
Their "Extras' " 5 ct. cigar has no equal.
Don't fail to see K. 31. Brickey &
Co.'s fine assortment of suits and over
coats , which they are selling at such
low prices.
Fon. SAM : Lindner & Hrttian have
work oxen , steers , cows and heifers for
for sale at their barnone block west of
the Commercial House , McCook , Neb.
Atwood Democrat : J. I * . Mathes is
building three miles of wire fence.
When ho gets done he will have one of
*
the finest pastures in this part of the
state.
The ctj' cooler has just la-en provid
ed with a stove , some bunks and bed
ding , and we hope to see some of the
black-legs now at large in this city safely
corralcd therein.
THE TUIUUXE has the very best facil
ities and workmen for doing Job Work-
in Southwestern Nebraska. We guar
antee neat and tasty work , and entire
satisfaction in execution.
Violators of law and older , morality
and decency will always receive merited
castigation at our hands , the puny and
cowardly threats of a few miserable
scamps to the contrary. Physical weak
ness and moral cowardice are not essen
tially synonymous.
Hayes Centre Ncw = : Win. Black had
the misfortune to loose i ) head of cat
tle which died very suddenly one day
last v.cek. Tiie state veteiinarysurgcon
has been sent for to determine the
cause. " " * A..J. Cornish of the law firm
of Cornish & Tibbets , Lincoln , made us
a call this week , accompanied by Mr.
Jacob Wiggins. Mr. Wiggins is an ap
plicant for the receivership ol the Mc
Cook Land Ofiiee , and considers his
chances "Ood.
Teachers' Reading Circle.
Immediately after Hie adjournment of tho
'IVadit'rs'As'.oeiafiDjiatliidiaiioIa.Saturday ,
Dec. 12th , Snjit. Nvttlctun called a convention
of the teachers for tin * inirpo'c of onjaiiizinjj
a I Jed Willow Comity TKiclH-rs * Heading Cir
cle. Tiefolo\\in ! ! ] iuixii * > \\eic chosen to
constitute the l.oaid of Contiol : Proident ,
Priii. C. 31. Charlt-s Indianola : Secretary ,
Miss Alice MurjiLy. 3lcCool : : Treasurer ,
.MisKtith liahi < . Indianol. . : IJev. W. S.
Wheeler. McCook : Sujit. C. I. . Xetileton ,
McCook. Tho County Circle is auxiliary to
the .State 'IV.tcIieiV Keadinir Circle : Any
teacher may become a n.i-iiibcr of the circl
ni > < majrm:5ii to completethrcotirseof study
l.ie-arel ; by the Shite Hoard of Control , and
iijion iiaying a mi-mbi-i-hip fee of.fiftycents.
The comxe of tiidj for the lh > i \ ear"read
ing consists < f TJie'h ; Theory and Praeticeof
Teaching. Uarnes" Genera ! IIi > t.r\ . to pajjc
! 5ia , and Jies-ey's I-lsciii5d.s of Hotany.
Ji oksviH lie f rni. lied to ineiubers at rc-
dr.ccd nites by tiio Uoaid of Control. Persons
wishing to become ineniber should apjily to
thesecretan. Ai.ifKM. Mrm-iiY.
Secretarv.
Land and Legal Blanks. \
We have now in stock a full line of
land and legal blanks OrJeis from : i
distance will receive prompt attention.
ANY ONE
In nec < 5 of a good liniment. ploii < ecall at our
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sale by JI. A. Spaldfn ; , ' and S. L. Giccn.
