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Building Material, Etc.
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and tno coupons lusldoeucli
four ounce bacof Ulucku oil's
Durham, liny a tme of tlili
celebrated tobacco unit road
tlio coupon wlilcli kIu'h n
lift of valuable presents aud
bow to get thorn.
Who oomoB with RUininer to this
earth
And owes to Juno her day of
birth,
With ring of PE.VKL upon hor
hand
Can health, woultli, und long
llfo command.
-March- Ihncliith. April Ulniiioml.
July Huby August -Moon-stono.
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THOS. PENMAN.
& rife.
Notice lo 'I'oaclicrM.
Notice is hereby given that 1 will
examine ull pontons who may desire
, to offer thomt,olvc,s 118 candidate.- for
tcaehcrfl oft ho publio schools of tliiB
county, ut Hcd Cloud on the third
SuturWuy of each month.
Special examinations will be held
on the Friday precocding the 3d Sat
urday of each month.
The standing desirod for 2d and
3d grade certificates is tho same no
grade below 70 per oont,, average 80
por cent; for first grade certificate
no grade bolow 80 por cent., avorage
90 per oont. in all branches required
by law.
D. M. Humtir, County Supt.
PARKER'S CINCER TON 10 .
btf i l.uu Trouble,. rVbUltj, dlitrtln Honurh ml
Itmale II J. and U tioleJ lor BiUtnj mrw when til ouut
irt auntni i.hj. Kvrrr rownrinii inv.ua .nowa n.T. iu
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HAIR BALSAM
CImami nd bettniflet lh hilt1
Promote! el Inmiriinl ffrowth. I
Ueyer FiU to Hector Gray
uair TO xuuia hi ymer
Qurvt tealp dlwAM-t halrUUlag.
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LOUIS
KEL) CLOUD, NEBRASKA, JULY ;j, 1K!)(J.
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Tlie Harmony jMuioly.
Koonomv, P.i., Juno i!S, '9ti.
FitlK.Nl Uosm Kit: When it be
calm known thnt I a.ih going to
Kconoiny to work fur tho Harmony
Society, j great many (ttostions were
a-tked mc in regard lo the Hiuno its
obj"o!, buiness relations, and relig
ious doctrine but I mn then unable
to answer them sitNfactorilv, and I
promised to write them some time in
the future. This organizition,
known as tho Harmony Society, was
perfected in 1S05, under tho leader
ship of Father Itpp, Wucrtcnbcrg,
Ucrminin, under the impulse of ii cer
tain religious belief, nanicl). that
the second coming of Christ was near
at hand. About thrco or four hun
dred members comprised that organ
ization, and they bought a tract of
land about eighteen miles from hero
ami lotinded tho town of Harmony,
which is today in existence and in a
good MtHto o,f preservation in llcuvcr
county, upon tho high prairies just
west of the Alleghany mountains, but
they soon lotiiid that, in order to suc
ceed morn comfortably, they must en
giue in commerce, aud tlicrcforo sold
their estate there and went to Wnb
ash, Indiana, where they bought land
and started a similar town and en
gaged intmaiiufncturing and running
n tow boat-on tho rivers, but tho cli
mate proved detrimental to their
health, burjiiign good nuuy members
there. They again sold out their
holdings and enmc, with all their
movables, to this present site, Econo
my. In talking with one man a brother
of tho pic.scnt landlord of tho hotel
bore, a renter by namo of McUasky
ho told mo that ho Had once scon a
book supposed to bo the inyoicc of
tho sluiT on hand; that, on a certain
date in April dated at Wabash, Ind.
thoy had on hand so many sacks of
letters; so many harnesses; so many
joke of oxen; so many bolts of cali
co, It would seem that tboy cngago
in diiTerent branches ol industry be
sides farming.
When thoy bought the present sito
of I1000 acros it was pretty naar all
covered with timber. Getting as
close to their first starting placo as
they could, and yet staying closo to
the Ohio river, thoy immediately be
gan to clear the river bottom for tho
town sito where tho town is now st
u.tted, using tho lumber for tho build
ings. Thoy alo must havo mado
brick, for tho old building known as
the silk mill has tho date 1825 in a
big sand-stmio ovor the main entrance.
In this building thoy manufactured
silk for many ytare, tho product of
which samples weroscnt to the world's
fnir, mado 4H jcars ago, carrjing olT
si ootid premium, and the reason they
did not get lirst premium was lurgoly
duo to tho fact that tho silk was out
of date. And to think that they
were nothing but tho cemmon peas
antry of Qermania, baudod togoxher
in u society; that thoy should possess
suoh remarkable ingenuity ! They
also mado woolen goods on a largo
smile, out of which thoy roali.cd al
most a fortuno in '49, whon that groat
gold striko was on in California.
This thoy sold thero by ono of their
own mombors; shippod thero in their
own boat, which plied tho water from
Pittsburgh to San Francisco. Thoy
afterward turnod tho woolen mill into
a cotton mill. Thoy also ran a har
ness shop, a Urge building now being
turned into a dwelling, it being a part
of my labors sinoo I oamo here.
Thoy had a largo blacksmith shop, in
which thero were six fires. A largo
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Cattorla.
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ISACa:it & UO., PlteherTfi CaStOriae
lied Firm In Wwl.lnKtoH, U. C. l r UCnOf O WOO w
enoper shop ,is also tiriintained.
This was probibly due to the fact that
thoy ran si l.ug" distilhry ami wine
kelter. Sevcr.il l.ir-e wine cell.irs nre
in tho town, admit ll! leet deep under
ground, and arched over with stone of
which there i an ubtind.inoc here.
Thoro is now in our cellars about 151,
000 gallons of wine, old and new.
The distillery wns sold jeais ago to ti
company.
There is a line tlutiriug mill here in
tho town, much larger than tho lied
Cloud mill. They also own u large
brick-yard, which I think is a model;
capacity, about 17,000 brick per day.
The dry house is heated with gas un-
ucr tuc uoor, which is ol masonry,
and a degreo of tctnperaturo is kept
in it so that the brick are ready for
put in tho kiln IS hours. They have
livo kilns and burn them about eight
een days, making a brick that resem
bles tho St. ljouis pressed brick near
er than any brick I ever saw in all
my rair.blings over u.a United States,
and sell from fifty cents to two dollars
moro in Pittsburgh than any other
brick. This yaid is rented by Weber
& Co., and the water and suioko are
taken off with u.is. The town is be
ing furnished with gas from two wells,
tho briok-yard from a third, and w
aro developing tho fourth well now.
These wells were started about cloven
years ago, when they drilled for oil.
They developed eight oil wells tho
Htmo season, after they got several
dry holes which put u damper on tho
oil business for the time being, but
was rovived again last mi tinner, and
thero are now about thirty oil wolls
being pumped day and night in tho
Koouomy oil fields, ono of which,
whon it lirst flowed, nude Sf barrels
per hour, and then gradually tapered
till today it makes about 1-10 batrols
por day. This well has mado Giles &
Co. about $112,000 in tho two months
it has been flowing The list sevon
wells that came in arw rather bolow
expectations, and two have been aban
doned as not paying. Tho wells hero
are about from 1300 to lliiiO feet
deep, and a complete oil woll, in work
ing order, costs about 3,000.
Kvorything is rented that can be,
wo only running machino shop, wine
cellar, and water woiks and laundry
combinod. The town has about
eighty houses, two largo hotels, two
wino kcltcrs, ono city hall, one carpen
ter shop, ouo blacksmith shop, one
tin shop, ono stort, ono flour mill, two
largo graia houses, ouo two-story four
room school house, one church, tho
big house which Mr. Duss and his
family occupy. This is tho businc.su
center of tho town. Tliero is the
home tfliee, Mr. Duss having ono
office in Pittsburg, whore ho goes
every week day. Then there arc
six largo stables, about 10x1-0 feet,
ono threshing house, ono saw mill,
one planing mill about as good as
there is in tho ttuuutry, ono maahino
shop, one largo dairy, two houses for
chop feed for the dairy cows, ono
largu patato house, ono house whero
tho supply of feed is kept mid cooked
for tho hogs, ono basket houso where
willow baskets ara mado and stored,
ono shoo shop, also occupied by shoe
maker's family, ono tool house, no
lumber yard and offioo. Those aro all
the good houscB, then thoro aro sovcral
old and condemned buildings in
which stuff ia Blared. Lastly, we
havo a aioo large garden, tho unoocu
pied space of a blook 330 feet square,
and not takon up by the big house,
This spot can truly bo called tho nic
est garden anywhere for the sizo of it,
as there aro plants and shrubs from
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Highest Award.
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t2TSkl by Druggists, 7flo.
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every clime growing in it. It has a
large green house eotiti'oted with i',
in which tho tender plants are kept
over winter. There is a small admit
tatn'o fee charged to tho gitden, ex
oe't Suni'ays, when Mr. Duss gives a
concert with his world renowned band;
then even body goes in free, and what
a crod wo had on Pentecost ! Peo
ple flock in by the thousands. There
were jut 107 on wheels present that
ilnj, and Mr. Duss did himself well,
if the encores ho received signify
un) thing. This place is a regular
meeca for the people ol Pittsburgh.
1 forgot to mention the butcher
shop part brick and part fiamc
consisting of three rooms: killing,
outtiug, and selling rooms, with an
annex usrd for Eoop house, also a
largo smoko houso lo cure meats in,
and tho bako shop where the old fash
ioned broad in bakvd for tho town.
Everything in tho way of machinery,
except the planing mill nnd flouring
mill, is run by natural gas. These
two places aro fired by coal that costs
a trifle less than $'J per ton. Tho oil
business nets the society abdut $300
per day as their share. Mr. Duss is
city mayor, postmaster, assessor,
preacher, and band director, all in
ono, besides the business head of all
the Society owns and controls.
JeniN T. Jcssr.N.
P. S. Tho members of tho society
aro very plain people, both in life and
death, as tho littlo graveyard filled
with those that hayo died hero will
testify. Nothing can bo teen but
ltttlo mounds, as closo as the graves
oan bo dug, and not n stone marks the
resting plaso of any of them. Thero
aro now just twelvo numbers living
that comprise tho society. Mr. Dubs
is also school .superintendent and
president of school board Ho holds
church scrvico twiao on Sunday. In
tho lust two years tlicio has been n
Union Sunduy-sohool established hcrr
in which services aro conducted in
English, tho socioty church is Ger
man. Wo are eighteen miles from
Pittsburgh, on the Pennsylvania Fort
Wayno railroad, double track, with
about fifty trains daily, east and west.
Crops look very good, and fruit is
plenty, wheat about ripe, and early
cherries harvested.
Kcseoctfully,
John T.J EbiKN.
.Mm. Utiodiu Noah, of this place, was
taken in tho night with cramping pains
and tho next day diarrhoea sot In. till
took half n bottle of blaolcberry cordial
but got no rolLof. Hho then sent to me
to hoc if I hud anything that would help
hor. I sunt hor n bottle of Chnmbcrlaiu'o
Colic, Cholura ami Diarrhoea Humidy
and the first dose relieved litr. Atiothor
of our neighbors had boun sick for about
n WAuk and hud tried difftiruut remedies
for diarrhoea hut kept gttiug worse. I
sent him this rtmedy. Only four dosw
of it were required to cure lilm. Ho Rajs
liu owes hi recovery to tlii.s wondvrful ro
nwdy. Mrs. Mary Sibluy, Sidney, Mich.
For salt by H. IS. Clrloo.
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Has proven, In thousands of cases and for many years,
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For sale everywhere. Prke, Si.oo per bottle.
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NUMBER 27
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t'atlM'rloii.
Tho following is ii programme of tho
Culhotton towtiHMpSuiuhiv pcIhmI con
vention held btimhiy lust.
Song- All Hull tho Power of Jeoua
N'litno.
Scripture Kending.
Prujor.
Song-After, Cathorfon S R.
Atltlri'FH of WVIconio.
Song Spi'iik Goiitly to Thy llrothor,
Ciithorton School.
Uluctiou of (JlllcorH,
Song Pass it on, Now Virginia School.
Pitpor Tho PurpoBo of Suudii) -school
Work, Tishiu Murker.
Song Oh Lot us hj (Sliul, Now Vir
ginia School.
Paper Tho Purpose of Sunihiy-Bchool
Work, Abliio Larrick.
Song Thy llrothor Unlla to Thee,
New Virginia School.
Paper History of Suiuhiy-EohoolB,
Mr. Hrooktt.
Song Tho TVn Virgitw. Littlo Boye
Praise Meotiug hold by llrtico I 'ay no.
Song Lot us ArIm.(Juthirton School,
Paper 1h Sunday Vimting n Dauuigo
to Sunday school Work, IKS Lowia.
Kong On to Victor), Cotherton
School.
Paper How Shall wo Increase the
Membership, Itlancho father.
Sung North Star School.
Papor 1h Closing tho Sundiiy-school
ti Part of tho Your u ltenotit or a Dam
ago, Mrn. Ilrooks.
Song North Star School,
Papor la Closing tho Sunday-school
n Part of tho Your ti Uonollt or u Dam
age, Mrs. Gather.
Ladies' Quartet Tis tho Dour Lord
Calling, Mary Bergman, Abbio Lurriok,
Bertha Lockhart and Carrie Outlier.
Papor Tho Sunday-school uu a Soul
Winner for Christ, Britco Payne.
Solo Consider tho Lillics, Abbio Lar
rick. Paper Should Thoro Bo u Sunday
nehool in Every Schoolhuuse, IS, M
(Jrubb.
Song Marching to tho Lund Above.
Thoughts Benefits of Suntlny-euhool
to tho Community, Itov. 11. T. Stinotto,
Song-Cod bo With Von Till Wo
Meot Again.
Kli Mill, litunbur Oity, l'n., writes, "I
have Ik'CU stilturing from pile for twenty
live years aud thought my ensu inourable.
Do Witt's Witch Hai-l Halve vuw reoom
mumled to mo as n pile euro, f o I nought
a box iiml it performul n puriiuineut
euro." This is only ono of a thousand of
similar cases. Kivemn, ion'n nnd skin
dltt'UHos yield ijnielily when it in lined, (J
L Colling.
Whea Drtbj was tick, wo Rnro Iter distort.
When oho won a CUM, alio trim! for Castor!,
Wlien ilio bocamo MUs, slut duns to distort.
Yliea Urn liiut Children, buu cavo them CustortBk
Market Kopovl.
Corrected weolily by lted Cloud 1'roduco Co.
Wheat 50 fi5
Com now -0
Onto now 18
Jli ia
Barley St5
Flax 75
Ilogfl rS2)bQ
Butcher's stock 2 OOftU HO
Butter 8
Egg 1
Potatoes 10
Spring chickone per lb SI
Old Iioiih per lb 7
TnrknvH
Hoy per ton .'1 003
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BRIGHT'S DISEASE
Is the most dangerous of all
Kidney Diseases. Pains in the
fTp Back, Irregularities in the Urine,
(J I Swelling ot the Limbs or Ab
I I domen are -the first symptoms
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