Linn Local Record from Linn, Kansas • 3

rrnTOR ALL ollnmto and iseon (f a ro 11111- fc yOLiIMAJ. ihiJi ii 1 11 a i 1 40YKA ICXP ERl en Mrs, Kdinou of Palnior was in Lin olio day this week. CourlliiglHovnrat Washington (his week. Italy wants to use hoiikj hor Iron o'ads, the falo of New Orleans hangs on the decision of an hour. roils vcT'i i.y 1 v.

ur i Ai.tau i1. is a wen arrangtii, dm 1 1'linti vo tliiiile, inn 01 present day nuiiiiuoii mciihh iitoas, and Is sen 01 application. Tolls I'm imiv niul 'usy wm to grow Onltms, tMttt free Itnslicls on an aero Desci Hies our new sioim 'I'muiito, imeUut 15 t. imiiiiiIici1, jiacKei 10 illmk'l ilfflon, packet lor tls. Address A.

V. LI VI N'OHTON'H mjnh, llox 500 CoIuiniiiiH Ohio, Now Is tho time for the 'Yankees get their torpedoes ready. WHY ARE SOME. PEOPLE ALWAYS LATE? They novcr lool. idieatl nor think.

1 toptc have been known In wait till planting scaon, run to thd (rro for their kcuIh, and then i--jint over it for 13 months, rnlhrr Uan Mop and Hunk what they will want fin- lliu (anion. VIC'X'E SEEDS nevr illnnpnoint, the verdict from the million who h.ivo planted them. 1( It Is I'lowm oi VuloIjiTiIoSictIi, Plant, Jtiilhn, oratiythitiK iti thla line, MAKH NOMISTAKB thin yir, hut sciul ccnln for Vlak'N I'lOrnl Uuldp. deduct the 10 cent frum rirsl order, it ens In tttithtiij. J'Iiih pioneer cntaloBite coutnin threu colgied platen, tirnmUmt NovrltUn ever offered, fv.io iii cash premium to those endlii clnh orders.

ko cafch prizes at one of the Slate Fain. Grand Oder, change for all, Made in different aliaue from rr before kxi pairr SM rc' Inches. JAMS VICK, 8D9UAM. Kocbonter. II.

Y. Shirley Magnetlo Dental Couipauy will be iu LI ii April Olh and 10th. See him extra, toetli free o( churge, on the struct. Read his bills. NN LOCAL RECORD, J- There will be preaching in the A.C.

Chuicli ou May Olh. at 11 A. M. by Elder MoCullojh. James Vlck is the best florist in A nlerica.

Orders for seeds, bulbs, ami (j Mis from hi be taken ut this Mice. Wo guarantee tliolr arrivitl hi 'rood condition, Catalogue ne' ii. conn a. Fiu-'Enorix, Kdltors it Publishers Owing to our having to move the press, we are late and hope our read-will excuse us Linn KuiiH. AViUL 2nd, imi.

For Sale or Trade; An old wagon in good repair, and a sot of good double harness. O. T. Lambert, ABE THE HUNTER. ThlsdcporJiiieut will Ie h-' dr ili-ehMit'rvllf UAttU OIlltlF', wliowill toUt'it tlse local news and aiMo cssnry btisicitssfoi iis.

The roads are improving some what the last few days. A Negro Whose Ho ad Was Harder Than a Grindstone. If you want a good set of teeth cheap, call and son Shirley's Dontal company April1 Olh and 10th, April tool day Is past and every body oxcept tnr solve arts fools last There- will bo an A lllanee supper at ltplter, Friday, on the anuivesaiy if Diamond Alliutico. Members ot" that Allance being invited. sr.

we "flpe SelliH Your cough will not last all wlnte You will not be kept awake at night You will use De Witt s' ou gnrd Consumption Cure, John Orothor Ue Witt's Little Early Kiwers only pill for Oyspepsia, None so good. Hold by John Grother. The farce" Kansas F.muiigrant." played for the Philomathian K.C, as goad. TJMK CARD JUo. 1W.

TWAINS (ii'TNO "VvKST Passenger No. 401,. .4:25 n. rn. Freight 41,..

ft. m. 1 a in. TRAINS QOimi tfAST. No.

402, 10:2 p. m. 40.. 1257 p. m.

Freight 422,..4:38 p.ra. 4 11:20 p. m. 404 and 408 every ddy except rund.iy, J. T.

Mintoii, Ag" t. Miss Laura Clark has secured the Diamond School for tbe Spring term. Over forty persons are kick with the "La Grippe" iu Clifton. Miss Wilson will teach at the Mc-Aleesoliool hdut'e this Spring. Wm Harmon is going to move to Harry Obri c-n iliui j-ourorders for Job work and we will print and forward by mail mini ml lately move to Oregon and make it his iut ure home.

Bort Nlnis t'ent to K. (J. last week Ceaper tlian any other firm in Washington County, when you takemto consideration the and got back: Tuesday Mr. D. M.

Boyer has a curiosity in the newspaper Wm. Smith will work at Mr. W. J. MoConiiell's tills coming Soasoifv He lias paper which was printed I go Di re or tt wmim during the siege ot ioKsburg in '0d The Union soldiers captured the lorins and run olfa copy on the blank Do you want totave from 25 to 50 cents on every Dollar you spend? If so, write for our Illustrated Catalogue, containing illustrations nnd prices of every thing manufactured iu the United States, at manufacturers' price.

10,000 all lines represented. CATALOG tfli mailed free on application. Address. CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY CO. 178 West Van Duron St.

Chicago, 111. i- Linn lias duo new side walk And will soon have two more. A. fjarrott Caup 2o. 2W, 8.

of V. lir.t uwl thin' Rulitrdii r.lirhr of mli, il! lio. G. ii. Hull.

Pump lau-lv ,1 uijod rujiritntr condition. All a. mm n.ML-i or urine 11 invlinJ to Join. PitllU Di'llliLh, Clinluin shio of some wall paper, annexing an extra Paragraph which does not quite agree with the general sentiment of the rest of the paper. It was a sell It you want a good gold filling and lyour teetli attended to, cull and pee CJTBrJFr; theTootli Extractor at liotel on April Olh and lOtn.

on the "Rebs." J. 0. TMnii 1 1'ost Ku. SI, U. A.

It. Wee. every Ki cuud mid fourtb even yiri totjitli, iii their hull over Sinive and Krutpw' moro. All I'dnini lo tiio G. A.

II hi ii.vl tj iiUi'iol. Comuiander, A Jones. Ac'juUnt, Geo. V. Dobbins; Seme miserable sneak thief stole lliechiiiu that enclosed the lot belong Headache is the direct result of Indigestion and Stomach Disorders.

Remedy these, by using DeWit's lit tie Early Risers and your Headuelie disappears. Tho favorite Little I ii everywhere. Jolm Grother. Samuel Bt nylon moved into his ow ii residence which was vacated oy Rov. Frickori and not a large stock ol nots, Shakes, Rot, and Sap, which a few dealers east of here are putting off on the Deonle.

and ing to Mr. L. A. Kingsbury's family in the grave yard near Reiter. Sued a conttuipub.e villain 11 which a few buy because the price is lower, but in caught should be hung to a sour op- the long run, very dear at any price.

VVe have a pic tree until the going down ol the V. R. C. No. 10.

Meets everj sscon Innd foor'c nntnrday nfyr iho.j of fiti uioii; in ihi'U. II. Hnli. ill W. Ii.

(.:. itro coi'dinily invited. Airs. Anna ilebbehet l'res. Wis.

Alii') Ljti'iiiif, Haureisry. Capt. Frank Gri frith and Quarter Muster Sylvester Jones of Linn Camp iti. of V. in coiupnny witli inspector 'apt.

Worth of Clifton, wont down Wtdiiesdny to attended the inwpoc-liun of the Blue Rapids camp of S. of V. Sun. larSest0Ck 0fth9F.EuT OAK POSTS the county The Scientific A mericau, published by Miinn fc New York, presents weekly to its readers the best and most reliabio record of various improvements in machinery, while tho scientific progress ol the country can in no way be gleaned so well as by he regular perusal of its pages. Dr.

MVintz wishes to announce to be good people of Linn, Palmer and vicinities, that he will be absent for MARKET which we will sell very cheap for cash. Wc liaixdle tliQ a lew days' next week. Unless Prov-ldontly detained, he will start for St. Louis on some special biz" all2M Mr. Ilormau Lehmati'd uncle has been visiting li friends and relatives artliis place, lie lives near Junction City.

Constipation poisons the blood! Do Witt's Little Early Risers Cure Constipation. The cause removed, the disease gone John Grother. on the 8th of April, and return at 4 jl. M. April 12.

He will, no doubt, return buoyant and ever ready to respond to his many patrons' biddings lie also wishes to thank them for tno many favors of tho past aud hopes to be meritorious of doubly as many more in the ftitnto, Those The Rov. Flicker's family left for Westmoreland, their lu ure homo. Which we guarantee to outlast any two common screen doors, and it will cost you very little more GIVE US A CALL Many years ractice have given A. Snow it Solicitors ot Patents, at Washington, I). unaiirpassod success in obtaining patents for all classes of inventions.

They make a Mrs. Downing is reported to be very sick. Her rect.Very is thought to be unccrlaiu. desiring to consult him should do so before 9 A. M.April 8th.

specialty of rejected case and have I.TVi;8l'OCK. on'fx't'jil eauii week by Jou'es llig- MI'S VO. S2.75-3.25. 3.50. (1RAIN.

C'oraM-tfd each week by F. GrUfoth 'dill, ls, 40ct. Klur, 1'nODttCK. Corrected eatb week by AiQ. Clark.

Iluiter, ISct. Kgs, llct 1'otaloos, $1 25. 1'lour, f. HOPPER. T.INN KANSAS.

All kiuii i nnd rubl er pl.ites; nld, iiilvc" atl -Kastio fillings; roots r. -id uf tcoU elano(l mid treated. o-i; to beof thebo.it inutiripl i i'o west M. H. Church, Tne Waslngton County Teachers' Asoe'atioti will be held at Ureen- secured allowance of many patents that have been previously rejected.

Their advertisement iu auotlier column, will bo of interest to Inventors patentees, manufacturers and all who have to do with patents. Dr. L. L. Shirley, the magnetic looih extractor, Is well known fcli rough tins country, aud ran and Will do jimt what his bill claim.

At Hotel, April 9 and 10th. only. leaf ou Saturday, April 11, ut 1 p.m. with folowiug, C. W.

SxvniiR, President. E. T. Lehmai-, Cashier, la a Century Old Tet Continue to UUllze His sturdy Hkull a Hatter ing Ituin-A Kevlew oi Ills I.lfa. It may bo nn open question, writes a' Willlamstown correspondent of the Bow-ton Globe, who Is tho best-known man in the vicinity, President Franklin Car-tar of Williams college or Abrarn Parsons, better known ivs "Abe the Bunter." Certain it Is that Abe Is known to thousands and that his fnmoi is fully earned.

It was no scratch hit or lucky bunt that (rave Abe a place In the niches of fume. The Lord was kind to Abe in giving him an unusually thick skull and a horn about an inch long on the frontal bone, but ho has developed tho talent given him nnd has made the most of his opportunities. Abe the Hunter is an exceedingly jolly old negro, who lives in the part of this town known lis White Oaks, and claims that he was 101 years old last 4th of July. The story of the old negro runs like fills: His first recollections were thoso of a pickaninny on a plantation in South Carolina. His master's name was Mclnstor.

There Abe lived until he was 14 years old, as he thinks. Up to tho time of his sale as a slave from tho auction bloek, together with his mothev and three sisters, his most vivid recollections are of trials of bunting with a young ram. The ram would take a position, lower his head, and with a burst of speed start for Abe, who Llways met tho rain half way, the two heads coming together with great force, but tho ram, a Alio tells it, was always beaten. Hy the sale Abe was separated from his relatives, and sold, as ho thinks, to Stephen Miller, of Clavcraek, N. Y.

Here he staid for five years, and then ran away and went to Sheffield, where lie worked fov James Curtis os a house servant. In running away from Miller he was pursued by dogs, and es-1 caped only after killing one. From Sheffield Aba went to Old Stoelc-bridgo, whero ho lived for a number of years, working for Gan. WUliums, the Carters, I'radloys, Drawers, Cro'sbysi Cashier Adams and Maj. Bun-ill, all of 'whom are now dead.

Long before the war ho located in Vi'illiamstown, whero he has worked for many people. Hoys, since ho came hero, have become gray-haired men. All tho pant years ho had continued bnnting, vtatil lie waa confident that hothing less than a blow from a triphammer or a pile-driver would break his skull. The first act, however, that brought him fame occurred many years ago. Abe was th'cn living over a blacksmith Shop on Water street.

In the night ho was awakened by an alarm of fire, and getting out on the street found that Harvey Cole's store waa on fire. The door was locked, the key was missing, and. at the suggestion of a Mr. Powers, Abe went at it head first, and after repeated attacks it yielded. This gave Abe great prestige a stock in trade, so to speak; but with the confidence thus acquired he passed on to greater It came about in this way: Abo and his wife's brother were at South Will liamstown one day and they found Farmer Blake having troublo with a two-year old bull that he wanted to kill.

The bull was in nn inclosuro and pawing the turf la great shape, and, by his almost human bellowing, asking for uomo ono to swing a red cloth in front of him, Abe offered to make tho bull lower his colors) but took a biff drink of cider brandy before he began the net. Ho then entered tho Inclosure against the earnest protestations of Farmer Blake, Who asked Abo among other thing.1: "Are you a dashed fool enough to go in there with that wild bull throwing dirt, with nothing to kill him with?" It was apother case of David and Goliath. Tho big bull and Abo both bunted, and while Abo was shaken badly the bull was stunned so that his throat was cut forthwith. Abe does hot say so, but doubtless tho cider brandy wan called upon to assii.t. in tho cole ''ration that followed.

Then the students tempted Abo to show hii prowess to them. He was blindfolded arid something placed in a bag. Then the bandage was removed and ho was told that if lio could break the contents of the bujj by bunting his head agiunst it a valuable present would bo given him. Tho contents of the bag proved to be a big cheese, nnd Abe had no difficulty in oinashing it. Do was then blindfolded again, and it was nss-nned Unit another cheese had beea pl teed in the.

hug, but instead a bitf grindstone, an inoli and a half in thickness, waa inihstituted. The first bunt failed to shatter It, but Abe, rwalidug that Lis vcputuiion whs at titakc, went ut it agnin and broke it Into four pieces "wid my ninrrer-head." For this act he was given five dollars in money, two big cheeses, two pounds of tobacco nnd assurances from the college boys that if he as sick as a result of the grindstone act ho should be well cured for, but ho as able to work as usual the following duy and experienced no trouble whatever from the bunting. And so for many years Abe has been a faturc-a bunting so to speak with many of tho college boys in the Williarhstown firmament, ne has given them hits of fun, nnd they iu turn have chhivied In giv.pmtVsiy f'rr old nvin's oomfoH, and support, Invocation Rev. Webb, Music, THE EXCHANGE BANK OF LINN. Incorperated.

What shall wo read" J. W.Diusniore We sell more of De Witt'sLUtle Karl Risers than any other pill; the "General exeiolses, Sadie Rowell. Eecitalou Mai tie. Felt action is easy, do not gripe or cause pain, are the best regulator of the Li- Composition Work for Children, A general Banking business transacted. er, Stomach fcrd Rowels.

CJ. NcKelvey John Grother Mmie, Quartette. Real Estate Loans Negotiated How shall we teach History, Mrs. Gardner. Owing tr some cause that we do not The Rev.

W. A. McWriglit moved to his now bonis aud work at Had-(ln m. Mr. Me Wright has been on tills circuit for two yiers, and has without do ibt.

aimed to da his work weli. His sermons have bliov. patience and thorotign scholarship both as to material, execution and delivery. We appreciate tho man who labors tido Ids duty though wo may differ from hi ni and even oppose fomo of the principles which lio advocates. The people of Kaddam Will find In Mr.

McWriglit one who will work tli id labot for the cause of rolgion and pducation and, imrlii wo wish hlta success li Lis new field of labor. Discussim. Mr McKelvev. LINN, KA IS 'How shalt we teach Geography?" Mr. Martin.

know, our correspondent has failed tii this week, we think it will be all right next Week Discussion, MissNesbit Mrs. Harvey Shai to leaves for Or- John Kemper handed us a dollar subscription for which we thank him. eggon soon. Our friends should give De Witt's Cough ttnd Consumption Cure a trial LJ.fifOLBT, GREENLEAF KANSAS For Your No disappointment follows the use of tills reliabio medicine, aud it merits Tl Stewart rclnrutd to liei h.i.i in Friday. tLLVSTUAlKll.

whlfh in tho only hi)fh clnss il- the praise recieved from all who use 1 unltiiteil Journal published ip t'nnitila. Vilh tho beuinnifiK of the present year It was enlitr- John Grotiier. troil to twenty-four pttjj 'H new nml We had a refreshing raiu last striklniriiififary features have iiojii added. It Is profusely illnstiatatl in the blithest style ot cts at oUfe, nevor fairs, Do Witt's Dbotogi-Hvura art, anrJ Is ultogciher ii highly lit-u reeling Journnl and a credit to Cnnndian skill Cough and Consumption Cure. Are tnedy for Asthma, aud that feverish Condition which aoooinpatiies a sovere Ot.od je.is are hides pensable to gur denors and the best should nhvaysbe obtaiued.

wo have received a catalogue from A. W. Livingston Sons Of Columbus Oiiio. TnU tirm is one of the loading seedsmen lu the U.S. and their seeds can be relied oti.

Thoy have made a thorough study of tho toiimtoo and have been foro-loremost bringing it to the perfection which we now see. See advertisement elsewhere. ninl enterprise. The publishers have Inaugura Ji'r. Ry ins (dark informs us that lie going to Kentucky this Spriug to Iid brother lives there aud has secured him a oodjob.

ted a priac com pet ton for tbo current six months, which bears tho stamp of originality. cold. Johd Urotuer Six questions ure published eaeh month. MM the material for answering thorn 18 mini in the in m-ber for that month. Only roinpeto, and ic pries which number 100, exwdo (ii value.

The smallest valued at ffl, and tho Small in siBo, great in results: De Hi st (o'iO, in gold. The publishers announce that Clocks, SilvcxKraro any dissittWled prizi-wtniier may vxehitiigo tt pri.o for tho cash valuo at which it is rated in Witt's Little Katly Risers. Host pill for Constipation, best for Sick Heued ache, best tor Sour Stomroli. the published list. As the ILLUSTRATED is Etc.

not a "fitke" Journal it has every reason for John Grorher. k' f-piim faith with subscribers. Tho publisher iTue f-Wilston l.itlio.Hinl Pub. Moutioal) an- Fine watch repairing a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Give me a call; BALA I'EIX WEEK. Wnubd: food Agents to sell our itonoral lino of nierchaiidise. No pc-itliiu g. Above salary will be paid to "live" figenls. For further infor- t'lMiou, add re.iS.

It KNUR AT. SrV'lY CO. VS 'tV'esi 'tu II urt Hi Chicago, 111 We de-ire to express our most sincere thanks to tlione, collectively and 1 idivlduaily who so generously ai-i9i-od iii in removing tho presa lo onr prtiajiu quarters. iHiamsB that on rcivlpt of 12 cents tustninps tCa4 nndia or Antci ienr.i they will forward to any ad- PKOGKAMM Programme of the Philomathian Reading Cihci.k of Linn for Friday evening, April lOih. 1891.

Hide Call, Song, Minnie Chirk. F.bsny on Ktiquetle, Dr. Recilation, Irenatobb. Select Reading, dr. ss a samplo e.

wiih full purtivulart its to, to ins elc. Ail I'nltnown Pensioner. For nearly eighty years, says an English papcf, the house of commons lias been accustomed to vote ten pounds sterling a year to a person who appears In tho estimates as the "Daughter of a Toulonose Emigrant." What her name Is and why her father's emigration established a claim on tho Itrilish taxpayer aw questions frequently nnlcecl ia the house of commons, but never answered. The general, vague Impress-fiion is that the unknown father of this anonymous emigrated ot the timn that Napoleon was a captain in the French artillery nnd began to ells-tlnffuish himself ot Toulon, and that is nearly one hundred years ago. The treasury recently discovered that tho lady is dead Riid this year, for the first tlmo within the memory of living man, this sum of ten pounds will not ba asked for in corrirruUeo of supply.

Wehave made arrangements with the publishers of the following papers whereby we are enabled to furnish their papers and the Linn Local Record both tor one year at the prices annexed. Atchison Champion 5. 25 Topeka Capital Farmer's Alliance $1.50. Topeka Advocate Jl.fio American Non-conformist $1.50 Albany Journal 1.50 Sample copla? of the above papers Bcciiat tills office Msoun pacific has now in effect splendid tliroiioli ftloepins? car service between Kaunas Hot Springs, Arkana, "The Worlds Fair Sanitarium," leaving Kansas city at p. and running through, to Hot Springs via the Wa goner route without charge, riving Fort Smith p.

Little Rock p. m. and Hot Springs a. m. with the privelege of remaining in berth until n.

The Queen Pays The Queen's Inst "Free Trip to Europe" hsv cxoiteil nmcli unvlereal Intercut, the pub ishcrs of thnt popular luRPRiinc offer snnthn nnd TOO dollars extra. for expense, to the person seminar Ihem be largest list of EtiM-lisb. wnril.a constructed from letters contnino the three words 'HHITISH NOllTH AMIS OA." Additional pri.cB consist iiiff of 8llv on Sets, C'liinn Dinner Sets, Gold FaiC French Music Boxen, Port iero Curtains, Mitntol Clocks, nnd innoy other usof ntid VRlunlile articles will also bo awarded order of merit. A special prize of a seal kfn jacket to the. ludy, and a handsome Shetland pony to grlrl or boy (delivered freo Id Canada or United mutes) sending the liirjrost lists.

Everyone sendhiK alistof not leu than twenty ivor.l-t w.U rj novj 11 vM)it. rj (xS 0. stumps for complete rules, illustrated oa2 nioifiie of sample number ofiih onir, fier tie Prentice. Recitation Ma ttie Collin Ksitay Martin llopfer Dialogue, "Too much of a good thing" I ncsi Gilberr Kmma Klweli NoraPedker. trena Cobb, Anna Freeborn.

I. A. Jauoway. L.t.'ohb. A.Freeborn Maggie Freeborn.

Query box, Juggle Freeborn. Thel's, Chap. 10 Chits. IJruner. Having assisted iu tho examination 'of tli County Treasurer's books last week, we take pleasure iu saying that we found them in good shape aud the people of Washing ion t'oun tv are to be congratulated on having bo excellen a Treasurer and Aft elftanlss Messrs.

Vincent aud Holler hoare faithful ollioers and uredis. fcharging iheir duty In a correct and buetuwitj like manner..