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The Houston Democrat from Houston, Missouri • 1

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Democrat The Houston i Democracy means Justice and this is the only sure Safeguard of our Liberties WALTERS Editor and Publisher S' Terms $1 80 per Year in Advanc Volume III Houston Texas County Missouri May 25 1876 SPEC! A LOG A IS LOCALISMS LOCALISMS LOCALISMS The DEMOCRAT rain on 124 10 1 0 00 1 UK Pt' It LIO have VEBMIUGES ID at to introduce our large mail or Spelling Bees will The ish ry NEWSPAPERS CUItRET WAVE WESTERN SUCCESS West Plains Journal Roila Weoklv Harald (C Mis take Premium No 2 is style 1 Machine Premium No 3 others prat i relieve whilst on the get The the Sunshine Celebrated American WORM SPECIIC West Plains Montauk Dent Co Emi nence nnon CoRolla Phelps county Salem Dent Co Pulaski county Wright county Premiums arranged through liberal to give tlie follow Tlie Mass An 8 pound boy was born to Hampton and wife this township to day Charier itch Esq and Tom White have been to Rolla the past week No news Last Saturlny a man was found the Iron Mountain Railroad tra' mile from Vineland dead The eiuiie to the conclusion that he fell In a lit No better cathartic can be used pre paratory to or after taking Quinine As a purgative they are un equalcd ISHTATIOWS The genuine arc never sugar coated Each box has a red wax seal on the lid with the impression Db McLane's Liver Pills Etieh wrapper bears the signatures of MV'Lane and leming Bros Sold by all respectable druggists and country storekeepers generally To Those Who Ought to Know Do yon know you owe the printer for the paper you are now reading? And you know the printer is aware of the fact? you feel dunned every time you meet him 1 you you ought to Please to just consider yourself taken the corner aud privately asked rom the Rolla New Era: Messrs Livesay Piilman have leased a lead prospect on farm in Arlington township and are running a drift About a hundred pounds of mineral have been taken out in a distance of fifteen feet It is considered a promising prospec We want lumber Advertise in the Democrat We want produce of all kinds If you want a good sewing ma chine for $25 give us a call imme diately We will take county warrants nt full value for the next 30 days on subscriptions Wc want anything that is good to cat wear sell or exchange on sub scriptions or advertising Rev Harlan of Church preaches at Houston 3rd Sabbath of each month White Rock 4th We have a largo number of old newspaper exchanges at this office which we wdl dispose of hereafter at 50 cts per 100 If you want to trade real estate or live stock of any kind for a sew ing machine give us an early call and see what do by you Elder Rico preaches at: Ozark Church 2d Saturday of each month 2d Sunday" Charity 3d Saturday 8d Sunday Summcryille Lodge No 346 I 1st and 3rd Satur day evenings in each month Dunlap Geo Paulding Wanted at this office about 25 bushels more or loss of dried fruit on subscription Those delinquent subscribers who have "stood us almost ever since would do well to take the hint Cannot the reader form a club in his or her nefjrhborliood ami secure one of these excellent Sewing Maeiune A few hours ot well directed effort obtain it South Missourian Bob Meadows Sam Nevills Co went seining in Elk Creek dur ing the rain the other day They got "pretty badly but got about 60 pounds of fish to tote also Mr Escott and his students are striving to give an exhibition at the close of school rather the little ones are doing most of the If that musical instructress were here now I John Gibson moved his family into their now house in the north part of town during the past week This building makes another addi tion to the list of dwelling houses in Houston A 5 column independent paper pub lished every Sat unity at $1 50 per year Cotburn Editor A lively 28 eel it rm local newspaper published weekly at Salem inde pendent democratic in polities subscrip tion price SI 59 per year John OrjtMtt Editor st A IG colntnn family newspaper devo ted to the interests ohSouth Missouri ami published onee a week at SI 50 per year in West Plains Howell comity Mo Olden Bisiey Editors We learn there is a movement oh toot to establish a cheese factory in Gallatin The Hartville AVws ad voeates the pol icy of stocking the rivers and creeks of Wright county with fish Mr Benjamin Hook recently killed a grey eagle about five miles west of ul ton which measured GJ feet from tip to tip and 3 feet from the end of the bill to the end of the tall Thomas of Grand Prairie Cal laway county with a posse of men and dogs and killed one hundred and twenty rnts at of John English on May the 7th Chinch bugs are reported to exist in innumerable throngs in different parts of ade county but fanners are of the opinion that they will do but little dam age to the wheat its it 'is i "loo Ii'r" advanced for these pests to injure Mrs Lewis of Chariton county raised 2150 pounds of choice tobacco last year on two acres of ground which she sold for seven cents per pound real izing the nice little sum of $15050 Her husband raised 14000 pounds besides Wo forgot last week to mention the crop of tobacco which our friend Giles brought Mr Speck It was the finest we ever saw in souri and says it will the premium suab The wool growing public probably be pleased to learn that itch has secured the services of an efficient and trust worthy wool carder in the person of Jas Sowell Mr has the reputation of being the best carder in South Missouri and will have full control of Mr curds during the ensuing season (25 tf) Among those whose pleasing faces haunted our office last Satur day were Uncle Billey Brown Esq John Haggenbuch Uncle Wm Har mon Jas Campbell Jno Moran Skaggs and a host of others whose names we cannot now recall be glad to see you gentle men The West Plains Journal says Work has commenced on residence rom the looks of the foundation we should say that the building will be a very substantial one and as Bur geses is the architect we are not at raid to say that it will be a hand some one The Church committees are pro gressing finely we learn The Chris tian denomination with very little effort has raised nearly $30000 thus far while the Methodists who have been in the field longer have subscriptions to the amount of about $52500 One of those days we shall publish both lists entire rom the Salem Success: Miss Jennie Kenworthy principal of the music department at Salem Academy has recovered from her recent illness and is again at her post Miss Jennie is establishing a reputation as a musical preceptress second to none these parts Mr Pendergrass has dis posed of his livery property in Salem to his son Charley who has taken tun control ot stock ana stables Charley is the right man in the right place and will continue to make the business as conducted by his father a success He is a clever social gentleman and can furnish bis pa trons with first class rigs Engage your partners and then secure a from this stable for Sunday 9 Produce of all kinds will be taken ou subscriptions or advertisings jury dead His name wes Patrick Cronan rom our reporter we learn that at the last riday there was a large attendance consisting principally of and He reports however that all had a that is some red warm fun Tbe congregation sought felicitude in the various modes presented some singing dancing some whistling and ing (prancing was put in to the monotony of dancing) others found solace in lounging the romantic banks of Arthur's Creek in courting the rippling waters throw ing pebbles into the rumbling stream in to the murmuring zoph yrz as they soughed and sighed the sprigs of some lofty pine above them Or perhaps they sought consolation by ruminating among the green shrubbery and fresh grass es by meandering the shady foliage of numerous oaken boughs the fragrant aroma of sweet smelling flowers amid the twit tering laughter fond warblings and soft songs of the mellow voiced forest birds At rate all seemed happy Mr Skaggs of Licking and Johu Esq of Houston (violinists) assisted by young Mr Cravens (tamborinist) and Jno Moran (triangnlinguist) produc ed the music of tbe occasion and for the At night they also rendered themselves highly appre ciable by accompanying "our to Houston where calling to their assistance Mr A Leavitt and into requisition Mrs organ the harmony with proper continued to flow for some hours that night as well as being slightly indulged in the night follow And here we pause Wanted butter and eggs subscription Our town continues to improve and wc are happy I Again the smiling visage of old Sol appears above the eastern hori zon Wm Harmon Esq started for Traversville Tenn the early part of this week He goes on a visit I A large number of Texas coun best citizens were in town last Saturday attending the convention Mr Speck and Messrs Leavitt Kay and Steffens have bought a con siderable quantity of tobacco during the past few weeks enterprising boot ma ker rank Miles is engaged in tbe erection of a new shop building Let the good work proceed Capt A Millard well known to most of our citizens as one of the foremost merchants in the Southwest is passing this week in Houston Just as we go to press we learn of a business change that has been made in the firm of Millard Bro tell you all about it next week Get your cast plows at foundry where the points can be re newed at any time and only about one out of hundred breaks All work warranted A gentleman has hunted up following for the benefit of the ters up of spelling matches first word is said to be one of longest in the English language of ten used in old plays and is placed in the mouth of Costard the clown in Labor Act Scene I The nest in "Pilgrims of the by Bulwer Tbe next is the name of an officer now in Madrid "Don Juan Nepomu cena de Bunonagonator icagegezce The next is a town in the Isle of Mull rickhillich The next merdurchschwindsuchttcedlungsgogc nverein Nitraphenrienodiamino and Polyphrasticontinominiegalon II AH communications for this paper hould be accompanied by the nnine of he author not necessarily for publica tion but as evidence ot good faith on the nart of the writer Write only on one of the paper Be particulaily care ts in giving names and date to have nil letters or til tires plain and distinct Write yonr letters short and to the point Bv observing these rules you will secure publication provided your letters arc considered sulfieicntly interesting a premium? will foul pa Dc'ite Subscripion Terms: One copy one year 50 six months 5 To be paid invariable in advance Our Agents The following persons are author ized to take all cash subscriptions they cun get for The Houston Dem ocrat and any orders loft with them will be daly honored at our earliest information or receipt: county: Licking Roubidoux GroveMorris tp Lynch tpMountain Store Gravel Point Big Cicek Elk Creek SYMPTOMS WORMS qiHE countenance is pale and leaden 1 colored with occasional flashes or a circumscribed spot on one or both cheeks the eyes become dull the pupils dilate an azure semicircle runs along the lower eye lid the nose James Kibler employed on Mr Wil farm in St Cl a county was fatally injured on tbe 12 Jle was plow ing and went to fix a trace wlienlhe mules either kicked or threw him and started The plow passed liisbod cutting his flesh and tearing his cloth es lie was reported speechless and expected to die Long John Wentworth cx Mny or of Chicago is entirely bald ex cept a little tuft of hair at the base of the brain behind the ears and on one occasion when riding in the ears ho frequently took off his hat mid aorstchei Lack of his cars when tC waggish backwoodsman shouted out "Stranger drive up into tbe clearing and you can catch all in five If Wentworth sec anything to laugh at the other passengers did Cora Adv A LlTT 'E MORE LEAVITT Notwithstanding the gloomy weath er which prevailed yesterday morn ing our prominent attorney Mr A Leavitt was not seeming the least bit low spirited and wc have since then concluded that it will require a different variety of wetness to dampen Lis ardor or mois ten his gall antry simply because it was a girl of the usual a regular year centennial boun Law to Guard IN ewsjtapers: 1 Any person who takes newspaper remilnrlv from the post whether directed to Ids name or another or wheth er he has subscribed or Is responsi ble for the pay 2 If a person orders his paper discon tinue 1 he must pay all arrearages or the publisher may continue to send it until payment is made and collect the whole amount whether the paper is taken from the office or not 3 The courts Rave decided that retus take newspapers and periodicals from the post office or removing and leaving them uncalled for is prima facia evidence of intentional fraud We contracts with manuiactiir agents and clubs ofsubseribei ing very fine premiums Sewing Machines Remember the Weed Scwing maehiiie Co is one of the oldest and best established Sewing Machine Co's in America Their Machines rank among the very best Premium No 1 is st vic 1 Weed Sewing Machine Is published cxery Saturday in Emnii nonce Shannon county Mb at $150 per aunuui Seaman Ecilor and Proprietor Ti Thompson the livery man has the finest team of dvaft horses in this section They are something less than seventeen feet high and are large in proportion Rolla Herald Mr Thompson also has one of the best kept stables in South Missouri and horses entrusted to bis care will receive tbe best of fare and attention Put your teams up at bis stable when you visit Rolla Wanted a wife who can handle a broom To brush down the cobwebs and sweep up her room Can make decent bread that a lellow can eat Not the horrible compound you every where meet Who knows how to boil to fry and to roast Make a good cup ot tea and a platter of toast A woman that washes cooks irons and stitches That sews up the rips a old clothes And makes her own garments an item too which is So horrid expensive as everyone knows A common sense creature! and sul I with a mind To teach and to guide exalted refined A sort of an angel and house wife com bined Drtouth prospects in the for the present A Itbild was born to Christopher Bauch £nd wife one day last week We learn the kind of a dia hair pin it as The Houston markets C'jrrfclcl Wrelilv ly Millard Bro Vealers in General llonstun Mu 125 121 A 32 colnmn Democratic paper pub lished once a week in Rolla Phelps Co Mo Subscription price $1 50 per year in advance Herbert Ed Pub SALEM MONITOR or Texas Nichol arson A ansler Jno Ellis IL Wheeler Dr Jas Hubbard Jno Willoughby Henrv Williams lir Mires or Other Counties: CM Boss Hutton Co cl' Dloliifl I Langston A Owen Wingo Seaman Dr Storts Sherlock Capt Davis rank Mason lip occasional head humming or throbbing of Applcsrdried do Racon pyr lb Beef Aio Butter Corn peri bush Corn rural ii Our Rates for Advertising Advertisers are requested to hand in their favors tor insertion as early in the week as possible xrr axation 8 words are counted one line 10 lines are counted as one square I wk Im 3m 6m 9m lyr 1 Ml $1 do $200 $4 00 Si 00 $8 00 $10 00 3 so'! 2 50 4 00i (i 00 12 00 18 001 22 50 I corm1 4 00: 0 00 12 00 18 00 25 00 30 00 5 50 SOO IS 00 30 00 45 00j 55 00 ra 0 50 1000 25 00 40 00 62 50' 80 00 1 8 00 150035 00 57 50 80 00 100 00 Nofvertisemcnt is counted at less than a square fgg tnnl settlement Including affida vit $5 00 Administratorsnotice includ ing affidavit $5 00 Stray notice where oiie animal is (L scribed $4 each addi tional animal 50c jSsPAll advert Dements nor marked with the number of insertions will be pub lished until forbidden and charged for ac cof' inglv gag a 11 kinds of legal advertisementsmust be paid for in advance or when the certificates is rendered gy Regular advertisements pavable monthly on demand Transient adver tisements cash In advance jarReligious notices and notices of the orders free at our option half usual rates when charged lor BSP Announcing names of candidates for office $5 stricly in advance for each name announced jST Marriage and death notices free when they do not exceed ten lines tills size tvpe (Double column advertisements 2a per cent extra giSr Local notices 10 cents per line each insertion BMULegal advertisements at rates fixed by law The above rates being resonable and lust have been mutually agreed upon by the undersigned publishers WALTERS Democrat BlNC LOWELL Publisher Pioneer In pursuance to a call of tho chair man of the Texas county Dem Cen Com a meeting was convened at the Court house in Houston Satur day May 20th 187G Wilson Chairman Executive Committee called the meeting to or der stated its objects and announced that a motion for the selection of a chairman was in order Dr John Barnes was chosen and took tbe chair and on motion James Rutherford was chosen Secretary Meeting then proceeded to the election of two delegates to represent Texas county in the State Conven tion at Jefferson City May 31st On motion II Williams Jones John Barnes Nich ol and James Rutherford wore put in nomination Bradford and Campbell were also put in nomination but by their reque their namos were dropped from the list of nominations A motion was made to raise funds to defray the expenses of tho dele gates to tho Convention which was carried It was decided that the meeting vote for delegates by ballot and the I a 28 column Republican newspaper chair appointed Jno Haggenbuch prbl shrd weekly in Salem Dent Co 4 irt vnr and Nicholas to count the votes which count resulted in the election of Nichol and James Jones delegates Tbe next question coming before tho meeting was whether tho dele gates should go to tho State Conven tion instructed or not and on motion of Wilson an expression of the meeting was elicited Hendricks of Indiana for Presi dent was declared to be the choice of tho Democracy of Texas county I and our delegates instructed to vote in tho Convention for National dtde gates who are Hendricks mon No other business appearing the meeting adjourned John Barnes Chairman James Rutherioiid Tn eight page Literary and amily Pa The Souvenir we will send it on rial six months for only 60 and to each subscriber wo will post paid 4 elegant Oil Ch Little Red Ridirg Hood Swing eok a boo and These pict ures are rot common prints but gen uine Oil Chromos in sixteen colors that are equal in appearance to fine oil paintings Just think of it four fine chromos and an excellent lite rary paper six months for 63 cents Try it Make up a club of five sub scribers and we will send you an ex tra copy for six months and four ex tra chromos No danger of loosing your money We refer to the Post Master Bristol as to our responsi bility Cash required in advance No samples free Agents wanted to take subscriptions and sell our fine pictures rom 03 to 010 a day easily made Address Burrow Bristol Tenn red tongue breath very lirly in he morning ap sometimes voracious ng sensat ion of the stomach it ircly gone fleeting pains occasional nausea and vomiting violent paras throughout the abdomen bowels irregular at times costive stools slimy not unfrequently tiimed swollen and hard urine turbid respiration occa sionally difficult and accompanied by hiccough cough sometimes dry and convulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep with grinding of the teeth temper variable but generally irritable Whenever the above symptoms are found to exist DR MCLANE'S VERMIUGE Will certainly effect a cure IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY in any form it is an innocent prepa ration not capable of doing the slightest injury to the most tender infant The genuine Dr Vermi fuge bears the signatures of C' McLane and leming Bros on the wrapper os LIVER PILLS These Pills are not recommended as a remedy for the ills that flesh is heir but in affections of the Liver and in all Bilious Complaints Dyspepsia and Siek Headache or diseases of that character they stand without rival A 28 coliimn Republican newspaper mo at $1 per year Stepp At Marcy Editors CottonaiJeC' 15 GvffeC of best for per bunch 120 per 20 25 Ecgsperdoz: 6A lour per film'd Cfy 2 eathers per lb 15 40 Hides dry per lb (g 12 Hides green do (p indigo 'choice per oz 10 Jeans per yd 20 (5) 75 Lard clmiee perlb (g) 12' lo 20 lbs for 10 Ga per bn 25 Gx 31 Peaches dried per bu 150 (5 200 Pork per ib 05 Potatoes Irish per fti 40 Potatoes sweet do 60 75 Prints 12 to lu yards for 100 Salt per hli 325 Salt per bit 70 Sugar IO to 12 lbs for 100 Sheetings brown per yd 8J (o 10 Tea per lb 1 uO 175 Veiiisun hams per lb 5 Wheat per bush 40 75 HOME AA IRS AlLXiOR ONE DOLLAR Ten elegant Sheets of Choice Mus ic arranged for the Piano orte will bo sent mail on receipt of one dollar (post paid) or singlo copies at 15 cents each They can also bo ordered through anv Newsdealer in tho United States Happier days Tom Brown Why can I liot orget Claribel the Waves Maylath High Li fi Waltz Straims Down where the vi'lets grow Westcmc When old Jackson had his day The grand Ohl ann 'Unlilee The College Quickstep Stoddurt a letter in the Can die Chafe Do vott Really Think he Did Ad iress orders to Benj'W Hitch cock Publisher 355 Third Avenue New York n20 6m Wool Having leased CARDINS MACHINE 1 will run it during the season of 1S76 at tlie old stant 2 and 1 2 miles West of Houston Missouri The machine has been furnished with new clothing of an extra grade and WHEN THE WOOL IS GOOD or where it is in good condition 1 guar antee satisfaction or ask no Terms of Carding GJ cents per pound or one eighth part of the wool carded as toll 1 lb of grease required tor every 10 lbs of wool JAMES' SOWELL Houston May 15 v237tf Manufacturer of aud pls "ai er in Household and Kitchen Sarmtura I Everything in his Line of BUSINESS Kept constantly on Hand Street Itolln Mo: oundry One half mile west of Houston Having greatly enlarged my foundry I am now prepared to make all kinds of plown from a4 pound bull tongue up to a 4 voke ot eattle implement Of plows I will keep an assortment constantly on hand I will also do any job in the way of Machinery Castings Etc that may be desired Orders from a dis tance will receive due attention Pioduce of all kinds will be received as pay 1J cents per pound in any kind of oundry merchandise will be paid for old east ELMOTT All my work is warranted Any flaw in the iron or deficiency in the work made good Sly plows are also one fourth heavier than others in this market and prices range from S7 $8 and $9 up according to tlie sizo of the imple ment you desire ELLIOTT 15 Gm lOd I I I Leavitt Kay Steffens Dealers in staple and fancy i DRY GOODS Comprising such Articles as Boots and Shoes Groceries Hardware lour eed Pro visions Agricultural Implements Etc including the celebrated plow and in fact all articles usually kept in a first class store Leaf Tobacco will also be purchased by us and the highest market price paid for the same or we Will ship it on commission Leavitt Kay Steffens I Houston Tex Co Mo 23 1 Number 29 ATTORNEYS OBLAND ATTORNEY AT LAW Rolla Mo Office corner of Rolla and Third streets near Court House nl kbilt rarer Kelly A Baker A TTORNEYS Ac Rolla Mo Will practice in all the counties of the 18th Judicial Circuit Office on 8th street Rolla (41) SAM WILLIAMS Attorney at law Rolla Mo Practices in tlie counties of 'he 18tli Judicial circuit Office over the National Bank nl TAvinyston A Smith Attorneys Counselors at Law Land and Collecting Agents Will practice in all the Courts of this Circuit Wy) Al Lin joTTORNEY AT LAW JPLJATO INTO Has been over 17 years in the county ami will promptly attend to all business of a legal nature entrusted to him (40) II SHERLOCK ATTORNEY AT LAW Boat Estate Agent PSyOfficein Court Houso (up stairs) Salem Dent ecunty Mo 28 3 NICHOLS Houston Texas County fo Will pay taxes for nen rcsldenfr and furnish abstracts of title to real estate in liiis county Charges moderate (lyl BLAND Attorney at law Lebanon Mo will practice in all the Courts of tlie 14th and 18th Judicial circuits All busi ness entrusted to his care will receive prompt attention n1 tf JAMES RUTHERORD Attorney at Law Land and Collecting Agent Houston Mo nlo ly NICHOL Attorney at Law And Notary Public LICKING Texas county Missouri offers his professional services to tlie public All business promptly at tended to nl JAMES MAXEY Practicing LawyerWEST ATJSTS MO 20 Giu 2 A LEAVITT Attorney at Law Land and Claim Agent Houston Mo 33 Carlos Speck Attorney at Law Beal Bstate Agent ENTRIES MADE under Homestead Laws: patents obtained All busi ness entrusted to him vill receive prompt attention Office opposite Court House on Main st Houston Mo nl tf MEDICAL Dr Hubbard PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Mountain Store Wright Co Mo Calls promptly attended to day or ifight (2 11 tf) eL A STEELY OEJXiIC CHEEK Texas County Mo Beinr permanently located will con tinue the practice of medicine in ail its branches 45 tf HOTELS it LOVK BROWX Salem Hotel (Corner ourth AXb lx Strikts) Has been thoroughly refitted and refur nished and offering first claim enter tainment to trrtvclcrji Sample room and extra facilities for siioWhig foods Patronage solicited v3 tf LOVE A BROWN IjN ION HOTEL Rolla Missouri Is centrally located and flrnt clasa I all its appointments Travelers and tbe general public will find this one of the most comfortable dnd genteel stopidng placcsin the Smith Table always furnished tlie best supplies in market and all attaches of tlie house polite aud accommodating (41 a ri'QKES Grant hotel T2OJLJLJA MO 11 8HAW Prof WHO TAKES great pleasure in anJ noiiHcliig to his iriertds and tlie public In general that he has leased the above Hote for a term of years and hoa put it iii complete order as a first class house and that (lie table will tie fur nished with the best the market affords JStSTNo pains will tie spared to mak guests friends of the Hotel IRON HOUSE The undersigned would most' respectfully announce to tlie trav eling community that he fit ted up the Iron Homafe on tlie' north side of the Public Square' in Dent county Mo where he will De found ready and willing at all times to wait on the weary and hungry and the fare wdl always be such as the coun try affords and the prices fisrea sonublc as circumstances will al low' Also good stabliug for horses WILLIAMS nl7 tf Proprietor SCHOOL MATTERS BE ATTYSol Any first class Painter and Letterer can find something to his advantage bv ad dressing the manufacturer DANIEL BEATTY Washington 15 6m Advertise in The Houston Democrat' It is the largest paper has the largest cir culation of bona fide subscribers and is the best advertising medium in this sec tion of the State Apply or send for terms to the publisher BAYLIES Great Mercantile College Keokuk Iowa on the Mississippi Prof Win II Miller Manager IDlh year About $60 pay all expenses tor membership board and stationery Book keepers Penmen Reporters Op erators Architects Surveyors and Teach ers tnorrrugfrty fitted "tiigllrt wamfiiea free ree le tores by eminent Orators ree festivals with brass bands In CcAlege Hall ree furnished rooms for self board ing Telegraphing free Short hand writing free Good boarding clubs and family board i road fare deducted Immense tsiness Keokuk No Vaca tion Address Bnyiies College Keekttk Iowa Sta whete you saw this nd ver tisement 2V tf PARLOR ORO ANS are highly res commended by Prof Hunger Per A Jelly Baltimore' MIL John Howland Rev 8 DOmer' Washington 1) Dysart Bloomfield town Robinson Prof Johnston Philadelphia and thous ands of others as the best in use' Send stamp for extended list of testimonials be tore buying a parlor organ Agenta wanted everywhere Address DANIEL BEATTY 15 Gm Washington ScaggSy Manufacturer of DULCIMERS I Licking Missouri Mr Scaggs is manufacturing the above instruments in great quantity and varie and would call the attention of the miH sical public to the same Ilisinstruiuents iiave a melodious softness and sweetness of tone that cannot be excelled Their harmony is perfect and their durability lasting 'Their price is from $12 wards and is within the reach of All Every family should have one 7tf Dr GEORGE ORR LICKING MISSOURI Will attend to all day and night calls as Physician Minor Sur geon and Accoucher KU Chronic and' private diseases will receive special attention ees moderate 1 3m Dr Young Practical Dentist Salem Dent Co Missouri Prices reasonable 10 yl WANTED JW? Sin and women Business that will Pay from 1 to $8 per day can be pursued in your own neighborhood and is strictly honorable Partleulara free or samples worth several dollars that will enable you to go to work at ice will be sent on re ceipt of fit ty cents Address: LATHAM A CO 20 tf 419 Washington St Boston Mass Beailfs PARLOR ORGANS Tlie bestrand most lasting parlor organ now in use No other parlor organ has ever attained the same popularity Send stamp for circular and for terms to dea lers Agents wanted everywhere Address Daniel Beattt 15 Om Washington CELEB RATED GOIID EBi TONGUE Parlor Organs are ranked by eminent musicians as the leading organ now in use or the Church Sabbath Schbbl fxxlge or Parlor they have no superior through out tlie world We challenge any man ufacturer to equal lhem for sweetness and volume ot tone Where we have no agents we will allow any one wishing to buy the discount Agents wii ted everywhere Send stamp for list of testimonials and clrculaa of this wonder fill music producing instrument Ad dress DANIEL BEATTY 15 Gm Washington IV Salem Academy The Salem Academy will open its 4th session on MONDAY 6E 1875 will clftse in June 1870 The session will be divided into 2 terms of 5 mouths each ACADEMIC DEARTMEXT Tuition per term $15 00 to $18 00 Music 2000 Use of Piano 1 ttr pct day 500 Greek and Latin each 800 German and rench each 500 primary DEPARTNZXT Orthography Reading Writing Ge ograpuy and Arithmetic per each term $750 Contingent fee 50 Boarding per month of 30 days from $1000 1200 Tuition must be paid In advance WM LYNCH A Principal AcadeMkal Miss JENNIE KENWORTHY n52 ly Principal of Music Subscribe for Tor HoorrogDRMeciwq.

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