Decatur Daily Despatch, The (Newspaper) - August 27, 1890, Decatur, Illinois flu Homing Pally in Decatur Dally per In advance aw DESPATCH Delator IU W V Proprietor Telephone No 4411 WtBoiith State m at the local notion of tawn is niven fur profit will as ai Tmr Tha churned for minis of ana like Obituary written bjr personal most paid fur to publication BtM obituary from touts fur will however Irw TO Our subscription list is growing BO f mentu of or in the city and there ia necessarily Bonto irregularity in tha delivery of the paper We hope that all who fail to receive THE regularly will promptly report to the office either personally or by telephone Our number is OF The democratic party is preparing or another campaign of intellect Thia statement is based on the net that democratic and independent pers edited by democrats are ally harping about the tariff It is next to impossible to read a democratic without running afoul of from one to several items informing its readers that the people are complaining of their oppressive burden of the This ia generally followed by the usual arguments calculated to show that nil kinds of tariff amounts to taxation The tariff on glassware is now hold up as an ex- ample of tho horrors of a protective tariff They call upon congress to re- duce the duty 20 per cent and thus relieve the people Now the facts are that glassware was never so cheap aa it now The quality was never so good aa now and it is hard to see where the burden lies unless it is in the brains of our overburdened democratic editors It is time enough for these gentlemen to complain for the people when the people request them to do so otherwise it is incumbent on them to show that the tariff has advanced prices on any manufactured articles manufactured in this country and not cheapened them Until then their cry will reach an in- credulous constituency TO The man who can wantonly abuse a dumb brute is certainly to say the least a small-souled individual It ia a common thing to see on the streets of as well as many other cities poor half-fed and crippled horses and toiling away at loads which are too heavy or era ui their weak condition These Animals are placed by their torsin some or alley in the sun with but little provender and allowed to stand for hours a prey to flies and other Insects On lust Friday the police reported that a horse ell on West Main street from sheer exhaustion These occur so frequently that they de- mand the attention of humanitarians This understands that in wo have a society or the prevention of cruelty to animals This society ought to be more vigilant in these matters even to the employment i necessary of agents If it ia without funds the good people of Decutur we fell satisfied would contribute the sum necessary to carry out this much needed protection to animals Tho police too we believe are inclined with the proper ment to give much assistance Indeed they have already demonstrated their willingness to do so Let those who are recognized as leaders in this matter move at once reduction o doty on k what it most providing a tariff Is tax wit alleges Gall b already on the free list THE Herald does not have courage enough to make the assaults upon THE DESPATCH it has tho disposition to make would make if it thought it could do so profitably On the oilier hand the editor of that paper has placed himself on the level of a bushwhacker by indulging in tirades and ments TIIK lie is now engaged on the streets in ing away the fact that an order or 200 extra copies of Tile was sent from Monticello week Ho states that these copies were sent or the purpose of deceiving the public and to swell the edition of this paper TIIK has no note of tho fact and could not in fairness be charged with any such intention Thd facts are that an order was received Friday night for 200 extra copies of THE DESPATCH The order was filled in a business way and the papers have been paid for That is all there is of it We invite the editor of the Herald if he has anything to say concerning us in the future to conic out in the col- of his and say it like a man We are not here to make a contest with him in tho streets and alleys of The statement that he does not purpose to advertise tbe new paper by mentioning it in the columns of The Herald is stale and decidedly childish TIIK DESPATCH is now read every morning by people than The Herald This that the daily circulation of THE DESPATCH exceeds that of Tho Herald both in the city and in the country Will The Herald deny Foraker is having it all hia own way in Ohio He will be elected governor by a majority greater than the republicans have cast in that state or many yean He will also in own triumph see a republican legislature elected that will send a republican to senate in place of who bought his way into trial body from the democratic legislature in as hod carrier to the democratic party calls upon congress tbe duty on glass 20 per cent rbes He you want the mouth of the roving editor of the Herald to go off ask him about Tim It le equal to dropping a in the slot AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS Charles Swearengen known M the jockey who was injured at tho races by the bone which he was riding ailing upon him died from his injuries There are eleven divorce suite on the docket or the August term of the De- Witt county circuit court The band has been engaged to urnish music or the Atlanta air which meets Sept a The annual reunion of the lOTth Infantry and the Second Cavalry will be held at the Farmer City air September 18 and 19 Wallace A circus will bo at ton next Thursday menagerie and ling Brothers circus will be at Paris August 30 Since the May term of the Sangamon circuit court 28 suits or divorce have been filed or divorce at Springfield The docket or the September term em- braces 246 common law 171 chancery and 35 criminal The divorce docket is very light there generally be- ing from 60 to 70 such cases on the et at each term of court The Farmers Mutual Benefit tion held its annual harvest home picnic at Olney last Saturday A procession four miles in length paraded the cipal streets Glee clubs bands wagons decorated with grains fruits and grasses presented an interesting spectacle of the wonderful crops grown in southern Illinois this season Arriving at the park addresses wore delivered by Ed T Wilson Gen Parsons of Flora and H H Moore of Fairfield Horse racing and all kinds of sport furnished ment for the representatives of agriculture assembled to enjoy a day of pleasure after a season of industry and great activity W H Fetors on the Youngdahl arm near Faxton reports the yield of bushels or oats from fifteen acres of land this season or sixty-seven bushels per acre This is among the heaviest yield yet heard of The average yield in that section ia about thirty-five bushels per acre The Union Furniture company's tory at Kockford was destroyed by fire Saturday night Loss ance The buildings were the property of B H Tinker and were valued at They were not in- sured In assisting the firemen Ralph Emerson jr only son of Ralph son president of the Emerson Taloott Co manufacturing company fell from the roof of his father's building and was killed His father is one of the wealthiest and best known citizens of Saturday evening Charles Lewis a and corn doctor was ound in a grove just south of ing improper liberties with aged 7 years The father of one of the girls made an attack on Lewis and gave him a terrible beating and kicking By this time a large crowd of infuriated men had gathered One man got a rope and there was a general outcry of Lynch the scoundrel and Up with etc The timely arrival of tbe police in a patrol wagon saved life and he is now in jail One of the most important meetings of the Swedish M E conference of America will be held in Rockford 111 this week beginning Tuesday Bishop Merrill of Chicago will preside Capt W H Hart tbe newly appointed third auditor of the treasury left ford III or Washington Saturday and will qualify and take charge of the office August 26 Several hundred leading citizens gave him an appropriate well soldier and fought or our union and lag The choir sang several selections and the remains were laid to at tbe new cemetery near Monticello Ang yesterday morning for Rooma W whore they will locate Sherman Bandy went to northwestern Ia yesterday where he will prospect with a view to locating Mrs Emory Foster and Miss Cora Timmons visited in Sullivan over y Mrs Preston who hus been visiting her sou W W Preston or the last two weeks returned to her home in Gibson City yesterday morning Joseph Listen and Fin Kennard left yesterday morning on a trip to ville Mr George Wingate visited in Bement yesterday Tbe trial o McGregor the druggist ast weak or selling liquor without cense resulted in a fine of and costs Douglas 4 Co whose trial was set or yesterday pleaded guilty and got off with a fine of and costs Mr Reuben Bowers has the tion laid for Us new residence J J Wilkinson was in town yesterday or a short visit before entering on his duties as principal of one of the field city schools M T Shepherd is making great im- on the farm property ly bought by him from Frank Tally John Thomason charged with selling liquor without paying tbe government tax at Lovington recently appeared before Commissioner Randolph day at 1 with his attorney W G Coohran and waived examination ing bond in the sum of 8200 to appear at Springfield III Aug and Mrs and their four children are iting the Rev A C Scott ather of Mrs McCord Messrs D M Adams and T D Miller carried off premium on their herd of Jeraies at the air S Gerber returned Saturday from Chicago with two of cattle H C Griffin with two ear loade and J W Brown with one car load of cattle and two of sheep Mr and Mrs McCarty o Paris III are guests of Mr and Mrs William Dickey Mr A H Williams returned Saturday from Little Rock Ark where he had gone to see his daughter who was very low but was much improved when he returned Miss May Garver returned home day from a visit to her uncle Ira Baird living nt Prairie Home 111 Aug dry weather and dust are the great features of the day Rain ia needed here On to Milwaukee is the watchword and had the railroads made the rates one cent a mile there would have been at least six car loads from Piatt county As it is but few will go The Monticello Township Sunday School convention will meet at the tist church in Monticello September 1 A fine programme has been prepared Monticello will be represented at the national encampment this week by Col E T Lee Col f A Brown Comrades George Stevenson Frank Welsh Dr Coffman Hott Mrs George R Pinckard Mrs Onega Bender Mrs Miller Clyde Ryder and others William Bush son of Comrade Bush of Franklin Post died at his home in Monticello August 23 aged 27 years 8 months and 9 days He was a ing young man a member of the Baptist church loved by all who knew him He leaves a wife and one child to mourn his early departure Hit funeral took place Sunday at 10 a m from the Baptist church Col Lowry Camp No Sons of Veterans attended the funeral in body in full uniform the first sergeant and six members acting as pall betters There was a large congregation ent to pay their last tribute of reaped to tbe deceased The Rev Mr Gleason of Mahomet conducted the services am delivered the funeral address The de- ceased waa not a member of order yet oar BOM of showed their s i t IU Aug M D Eyman returned home the latter part of last week from Peoria and Eureka where she has been visiting a few weeks Mr and Mrs Alonzo Eyman are now in Colfax on business and will return home on Wednesday of this week They have just moved into their new house which was completed north of Harristown Mr and Mrs Welch of Missouri are visiting friends and relatives here Elder J M Morgan of Bond county has been visiting Mr William Smith over Sunday and preached in the tian church Sunday evening Miss Myrtle Harper of Decatur spent Sunday in Harristown Mrs Chamberlain of Decatur is ing at her Mrs G W Willard Mr and Mrs Arthur Anderson of Chenoa Kan are visiting at Harristown and will days 111 Aug Odor Ward shipped a nice carload of cattle to cago today Grain is coming in in a rush Con Hard Co have now in their elevator bushels of white bush els of mixed oats and bushels of corn are coming in very lively Prices are dull Mixed oats 16 cents white 18 The farmers are gloomy over the low prices The young folks had a singing at the M E church last night practicing for the Sunday school picnic to be held at grove September 3 Be- member the date D N Mercer's daughter is recovering from her late illness D A McCorry has gone to Decatur to purchase a new buggy for his son George Odor A Ward shipped a nice carload of hogs yesterday from this place to Chicago Oats are about all threshed in this part of the county Most of the ermen are pulling in or a short rest They are waiting on those that have their grain stacked to go through a sweat before threshing it THE CHICAGO CHICAGO Aag X p m and cash tember own September October We nut quoted and cash and January and September December AND head market active and rough ink mixed packing Shipping bend market 7.000 head market motion BRIC-A-BRAC i statuettes marbU shown this Tower seems to be popular among tha novelty loving Perforated photo with en and at tha cornen pear to find much favor of a writhing grotesque dolphin a new window The bronaa prow of an Indian dhow with a trimmed mart having a makai a handsome wai The head of a bulldog with and holding In to mouth a silver bar from hat protrude U a addition te ball most lamp la a tall column glut simulating the BUfel Tower Tha baw ta formed by a beveled Weighty but vary attractive to a card of bronaa painted to represent a basket work A thrush with Ita head raked in long a bunch of china bearing a tedan of the same the window of which appears the face of a richly painted dock make a n UI of surpassing beauty An ebony block having silver spots on tbe cbi to a die and which on betag opened a cot glaw burled a bed of It musk admired THE VETERAN'S GAME The Old Waa Haying Hit Pedro tha Alut there toun game n on pUy I heard the down In the center of the IT and It It wai the old man I had wen In my cart anil at the A roughly droned rat flue looking kindly old gentleman with buiby gray hair ami plenty of good natured cream around the eyn He wai playing cardi never tor money but genuine love of playing and played with a which always drew around blm a number of Inter- ested and amused I and went bock to bo wu laying now with three passengers and it on the ann of a wat to watch the Seven I'll the old gentleman u he looked at Ills hand good ehl o your clubs Two cards please How many d you draw Twol Veil get our seven then all right enough Veil gentleman there's ace for high now Ah had it Well tow give ui the other one Woll try em again then there be cornea Give times And as bis partner marked iown the score the old and be Ain't there tome simpler this t you play Hour after hour the men played tbe train topped at stations passengers got on and off occasionally a player loft the car but a new man would take his place and go oil with tbe ame I went bock to my seat and adjusted nap Tbo car was worm and with the odor of oranges and mU As wo jolted and bounded along I sleepily listened to tbe hum of conversation be rumble of the wheels crackling of the lot stoves and the occasional whistle of the Above all I could still hear the old remarks There's for low Put down your pedro Now take that 1C you can and that and Ain't they some simpler game n you drather play Amid the confusion of I dropped asleep I bad a horrible awakening Screams crushing of timber hissing of steam and then a sensation of falling and dizziness another crash and I knew no mare until 1 lound myself lying on the ground with a number of others who hod been extricated rora the wreck I was dazed but not badly hurt and or a minute I lay on my back trying in a con- way to realise what had happened 1 leard groans and exclamations of pain around me and then I heard tbe voice of tbe old Pass 1 he said He was lying close to me and I sat up and looked at him His flue old ace was ashy white He was terribly hurt and delirious and he kept repeating tbe phrases he hod used In playing 1 No quivered with he said I passed over won't bid I I took off my coat and placed it under his bead He writhed with paid Take can I he said and ami A parting wrench convulsed bis old frame for a moment then he became quiet his band dropped to the ground a peaceful painless look over his face and with tils dying breath he said Ain't this t Free Press The Electrical Plant of There has been discovered iu tha forests of India a strange plant which possesses to a very high degree astonishing magnetic power The band which breaks a leaf from it receives immediately a shock equal to that which is produced by tbe conductor of an induction coil At a distance of six motors a magnetic needle is affected by it and It will be quite deranged if brought near The energy of this singular influence varies with tha hour of the day All powerful about S o'clock in the afternoon it is luring the night At times of storm its intensity augments to striking proportions During rain the plant seems to succumb and bends Its head during a thunder shower it remains there without force or virtue even if ono should shelter it with an umbrella No shock is felt at that time in breaking the leaves and the needle is unaffected beside it One never by any chance sees a bird or in- sect alight on tho electric plant an instinct ms to warn them that they would find sudden death It is also important to remark that where it grows of the magnetic metals are found neither iron nor cobalt nor nickel an undeniable proof that the tric force belongs exclusively to the plant Light and heat phosphorescence magnetism electricity how many mysteries and cal problems does this wondrous Indian plant its leaf and Dr M of the Twin Kye is In Til will trout nil of oyu ulito troutH nil at KB ForniM of following in ri WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN is to certify Dr M moved u of long from nf my nock with u vegetable iti in operation The remedy thu morbid only con- trol and is as easily as u common poultice I Mint Or M on und u physician o arid I believe all who iiro with and other of the skin do nu to the I will answer nil in my own ami that I have seen by Dr M Dr W Y street Decatur Til with Dachman i II j w mui Her Scepter for a Club nowadays have no notion whatever of the mental activity needed by those who made an indifferent living at tho culling a quarter of a century ago Then the study of k part a week was a mere nothing John Webster was telling the story the other day of having to study Archibald Carlyle Iu Eart the Prince of Wales tn and some terrific long blank verse part In Mary all in two days and a half and bo got through all right but the Mary Stuart part when be stuck in a long tion of all the attributes of the palace of Queen Elizabeth He came to the sentence Ob it was sub- lime I He kept repeating sublime eight or ten times getting redder in the face at each Iteration until the only end that gested itself was Oh it was sublime to the Mary was the star and threw her scepter at his head for killing her best scene and went down to tho footlights and made a speech to the about the duffers that Ben Debar had sent to support her In Mobile Poor Webster who had been cramming at these parts for three days did not get any sympathy at York Journal Saccharin as an Antiseptic Saccharin Is regarded by a French writer as a valuable antiseptic A strength of 1 to BOO as an addition to mucilaginous and other solutions prevents the formation of low Thus a valuable inexpensive frice may be prepared by simply dissolving saccharin in water to tho proportion of 0 percent A of this in a half pint of water forms an admirable antiseptic mouth wash In cases of malignant or other disease of the stomach requiring the ing out of that organ a solution of saccharin of the strength of 3 par cent be found very York Telegram Drain Siore The will run sions to all on 20 tember 10 21 8 nt onu fare for tho round trip mire and tuke through to City with out uura freu For in- formation cull on over Decatur 111 Cheap Will be run via tho Lino to points in Nebraska Dakota Colorado and all parts of the west on August C ami 20 September 10 and 24 nnd October 8 1889 Ruto ono fare for round trip For apply to nearest ticket agent Mo Unequalled as a health and pleasure resort Finest watering place hotel in the west Tbe waters will positively cure all Kidney and Liver Diseases Dyspepsia Diabetes Female Complaints Skin and Blood Diseases etc For handsomely illustrated descriptive pamphlet apply to F Chandler G P T A St Louis Mo Webster's Youth It Is now recalled that Daniel Webster copied deeds at two and threepence a deed when be was in Fryeburg He wai to earn enough money In this way to pay his board and ho devoted nearly all that m received w a school teacher to paying hit brother's college Bow She Takes Your Arm You can tell pretty well how a girl feels ward you by tho way she takes your arm If the doesn't care a cent you know it by the in- difference of her muscles If uhe has a great confidence In you the pressure tells it and friendship Is as distinct from love In that mode of expression In words or looks A woman can tako the arm of a fellow she likes very much with perfect comfort even if she li six feet high and he in fonr But even if the two are Just matched she can make him teal disdain contempt discomfort dislike anything sho likes by tbo way she does not bold on to Free Press THE FITCH TYPEWRITER Sae CONTRACTOR BUILDER KKKK MC KMith Water Kmt Decatur Shop Any invalid or sick person addressing George Lower ugent Decatur 111 will receive by book of Eureka Springs u large picture of these Seo Frisco Line notice in another column The best and simplest machine for general office work Perfect alignment writing in plain view No ink ribbon to bother you Price Call at The Despatch office 134 South State street and sec the chine at work or address J MAYO CRANE Decatur 111 Indianapolis Decatur Western Why Them My the turning from tha piano our Mr lion ten a beautiful entitled I Like to Hear the Angel Sing Has hef ha I've wondered why been putting in no time amonn ths variety long tbe and there wai In that Mr for a of a good five i Bow They Grow you bring me a few green peat thU Dakota My an koor ago But that ar The The royal house of Stuart were an ingly disreputable pet of people but in their lives and their persons they were with all their crimes and their vices essentially pathetic The life and death of Mary Queen of Scots Is one long poem with the deepest pathos Romance of the but of tho most fascinating kind environs tho careers of I and of the old and young Charles rascal as he was has not his mental hold on the affections of tho English To them he is still tho merry who on his deathbed murmured to his brother Let not poor Nelly starve Pity and sympathy can oven foe felt for James II himself dethroned anil banished and into extinction at St Germains These feelings of sentiment went very far in- deed toward making the triumph of tho Stuart exhibition There nro a sentimental sense of partisans of Mary Queen of Scots and of tho young chevalier Jacobites abound in tho very test but it is questionable whether there yet linger political adherents of Henry VIII or Queen Elizabeth The materials or a Tudor are amazingly copious and rich but the display itself must vindicate its claims to public recognition less as an abstract and brief chronicle of the Tudor than as the reproduction of a splendidly esque and artistic epoch One most ant step toward the latter consummation will be made as tho committee have hastened to announce by a special endeavor to bring gether us complete a as possible of the works of tho illustrious artist Holbein painter to Henry VIII who at least mew how to estimate the genius of tho great master Look you said tho Tudor liing to tho haughty noble who complained that tho painter had been rude to Out of seven plowmen I can make seven lords but out of seven lords I cannot inaka one bein Telegraph mid nti Food The lion is eaten by some African races but its nosh is held in small esteem The Eulus find carrion so much to their liking that according to the late Bishop Colenso they apply to food peopled by largo colonies of the expressive word in their uncouth jargon great David Livingstone that keen and accurate observer reminds us that tho Australians and Hottentots preferred the Intestines of animals It is be says that this is tha part which animals begin with and it is tho first choice of our men On this point I may remind the reader that tho woodcock and tho red mullet or sea woodcock arc both eaten and relished without undergoing all tbe cleansing processes which most animals used for food among us generally experience to lit them for tbe table so that pur aversion to the entrails oC is not absolute but only one of degree Tho hippopotamus is a favorite disli with some Africans when they can got this un- wieldy and formidable river and when young Its flesh is good and palatable but with advancing years it becomes coarse and unpleasant Tho tho amiable people to whom according to tho Italian prime minister pose to teach wisdom and humanity tho rhinoceros to their taste so they do thu which is also eaten in Sumatra Dr Livingstone describes the elephant's toot as delicious and his praises will ho echoed by many travelers in lands where that sagacious monster still lingers in rapidly de- creasing numbers We had tho wrote the great doctor cooked for breakfast next morning and found It delicious It is n whitish mass slightly gelatinous and sweet like marrow A long march to prevent is a wise precaution after a meal of elephant's foot Elephant's tongue and trunk are also good and after long simmering much resemble the hump of a buffalo and the tongue of an ox but all tha other meat is tough and from its peculiar flavor only to bo eaten by a hungry zine A New for The watermelon crop of Carolina Georgia and Florida is rapidly getting too more than the market Col William South Carolina has therefore made a suggestion which hus received tbe approval of a number of Carolina newspapers and melon in the manufacture of sirup from tho melon Col Duncan Insists that the melon can be more easily and moro generally rained than tho sugar cane and as it grows above ground It is more ently cultivated than the sugar bout Ho has experimented In the manufacture of sirup from and finds It excellent more like preserves than thu curio sirup ho says and likely to become popular witli every one who tries it He has the sirup and sold It and found no difficulty In getting n good price for Orleans Mora trouble witb luck of condition of uro due to and Irregular teeth than li generally bo removed with Thora Is no to doubt that a home with ulcerated teeth from Irregular growth or of tho enamel on the outer edges make tha teeth no rough w to Injure the of tho causing ulcers In other come of tho grinders grow more lowly than and fail to meat thon In or im- of tha food The remedy to Into the an Two Passenger Trains The Line iii I New For cash Hit 30 ift ill if Furniture Baby Carriages Sideboards Hall Backs Bed Room and Parlor Suits Chairs Tables Gasoline Stoves And everything in our line will be reduced in price for 30 days for cash Hammocks Sold at Actual Cost THK PEORIA RR All MOTE na iron mm Davenport to Louisville Portland TRACK IK Steel New tni TICKETS SOLD TO ALL HortiS South BMt WMt BAGGAGE CHECKED TO AND POINTS East Northeast Southeast to ft trip to point with CON KLIN STEVENS ILL JAMES J FINN Attorney at Lew viu T U A W for by all Agents of linns t For further information call or ul- ll C G DORWIN III JNO S AKl iu levy ami assessment of luxes fur Ilin of North from thu of North Ui flu went Jine of North street is to all persons thu Tity of of on Iu ret I the of street from of North Main street to tlm lino ol North in Mm ity of County ol of of KUtil street allry tinit crossings upon abutting to anil an thereof having and returned to Kuhl the Ixt hud ill Liu of said All may then tnd liere and IU L A JAH B It X Ailinitilrilralor's Not STATIC OF In MACON i term To tho of alt in is to of yon thai 1 will a final report of my anil in of to the comity of county on day of at 10 a or as an il and a as said adrnin- lime you may bo present and tako any action yon may see proper War T THK TLACK Bachman MAIN ST Sign Big Elephant Master in Chancery of Ac ami law wil DR S H SWAIN of a No on inoal 111 C J NITCHIE Carpenter nt notice Emit 111 Five of Brief of fiw mjc etc of not than five in- for in advance of wanted by out of three f of VOR Warren 17 Mi Apply to Theo at to know that The Two Chicago in caub for IH hereby Kivon there will Iw u uf the of Strict lur on Friday the 13th iTar uf Imr A nl hour of four at lie of is Itaniluliili in the of Comity of of Illinois fur Hi a to of mid lion from Ui five WILLIAM U WILLIAM JOHN K HALF FARE EXCURSIONS Till lo all hi mill lo nil III Missouri mill On August i ami 20 September 10 and 24 anil October 0 the St Louis San Bull excursion tickets From union depot St Louis and it is ex- from all stations in Illinois and Indiann to till points in the stiites and above named at rate of one lowest first class fare for round trip Tickets limited thirty days from date of sale and will bo allowed on these tickets beyond St Louis in either direction within limit regardless ol transit limit and can be executed for return by agents short of final destination if chaser so desires Any railroad coupon ticket agent in Illinois nnd Indiana can sell you those excursion tickets to points in tho states nnd territories above described via St Louis and the Frisco Lino and its con- The Frisco Lino runs ing chair cars free of extra charge for these excursions from St Louis daily These excursion trains viu Frisco Lino leave Union Depot St Louis Missouri m and p m on dates herein above mimed Don't fail to join one of grand excursions via the popular Frisco Line Ask your tiket nearest your home to sell you tickets for these ex- via St Louis and the Line For further information regarding railroad and government land also select tracts of line timbered land ticket and freight rates with map folder time tables and books etc of live towns on the ask your ticket or apply in person or by to Lower traveling agent No 2.12 North Water street August ith and 10th and October 8th T II I railroad will sell tickets one fare for round trip good for thirty days lo all points southwest west and northwest Through cars From to Kansas St and Omaha and further on city Filia IB Kivim to Louie f Virginia A J A Mar C Jj A and of F that on August I lie of V miike his Until to tho Comity of county ami ask Hint tlm mine anil ad- ministrator it D C Attorney day of STATE 01 ILLINOIS BS of wild County to the June term TilK AND VH et 111 is hereby that in of n drem of thn Circuit Court of County in I In of in the en- causa at of in the i J Finn in of Court of HUM rounty wilt at the of A Telock p in on of at I front door of the Court 111 Cily of in County at txi the and bent huhler for cush in to the Lot ten 10 in li of to the Town now City of iu the County of anil Slain of Illinois at clay of July 1889 J FINN in Chancery of County old ami furniture Haul li Hide City park you want in rant a boose to buy a fann to hire help lo secure or in THK fine F on the of Korth lin ami Bant at a barcain if wld before the lot of Apply to Jea Hon SALE OK of in well wind mill frame bonne ell ham nice location 100 acrea 90 U crop ham anil land a 480 120 fence RooiJ weU and UTi in cultivation Will mil for part balance on time or trade for property im Decatur any one or all of tbe above Ad- drew T F 111 f Jort may be by in THI houses and lots country F or city goods pianos organs Hewing machines machinery or else for si advertised in TUB tale people of Decutur hare F THE to be the beat in the city good active boy at Eldorado street But Sale STATIC OK of county lo MACON VK T notice in Unit in of a of Circuit Court of County in HID of in the at Jinto ATUI of Kaid court in the I J Finn in the will ut the hour of P m on I lie ihl ilay of at front door of the Court in the City of Decatur in Kuid County at io mill for canli in to the The nl in the Lot Fivo 5 of tho of One I of Ihu Town of loin II anil four 14 of block thirteen of C U In the ity of half of the of Ilio of tho of north I wo 2 of Hi M V M nil the William T Inw in oir hit end of Int 27 of tint of block in Town of nil in county of Macon of all in- IIH it IH of T in the the lute K lo dower of Miu at thin Hth liny of J FINN in of County MM MARUN COUNTY In Hie turin A VH In in thin of Miroll the In I he lion in Hie UMI of Ihu county notice in mill IMI Kin lull of in court on the chancery Miit nMl that a out of Hahl mimed on Hie Hay of the next teem of court lo Im lit the court in the city of in county on tlie fourth Monday in Um of A D IMW Now you tho mid Hcott shall be on timt day of aid torn of said and answer or to tbs aaU Mil of tlie and a rendered 1 III H in Hood locality Stock of tobacco tinware and notions for look after care of dwelling are always in demand If yon have a house to real advertise in THK T OAN of loans ur on short notice in huge or small have money to loan chattel gages live stock farm grain or loans oo vidual security nud real at lowest Farm loans at D per cent T 14 N Water street over the Boston Store RAILROAD TIME TABLES 4 t N OTIC From lime of arrival To denotes time of 1 Wabash St Louis Pacific No 10 am o I l pm No 42 p No u u 70 FROM memoir No n ni No m No 41 m No 77 from n in No a m No 5 No I pm TO LOUIS Jii am a m No No 5 No 71 TO No am No p m No I pm No 47 Aocoin a m ii pm TO TOI i Jo a m am No 42 p m No 47 TO Cll 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