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Notice of Final settlements

In the Probate Court Of Deer Lodge county, Terri.
tory of Montana.
In the matter of the estate OF Clovis Lego deceased
Notice n hereby given that Irrael Gibbs zone of the
executors OF the last will and testament OF Clovis
Leg, decensed has rendered and presented for settle
ment aad filed In said court. his final account of his
administration OF said estate and petition for the
ditribntiou thereof and that saturday. the 81 day of
February, A. u. 1881, heing day of term ~ said
court. fo-wit: OF thr January term, A. ID. 1884 al
ten O'Clock a. Mt tn" curt room OF I'D court al
the court house In the town aud county aforesaid,
has been duly spponred by sid cunrt ior til. settle.
ment Of the accaaht And fu the distribution of said
estate at which time and pace any perran Interested
in sad esLatc my appear and file his exceptions In
writing to the said account and contest the same
OhREN EMERSON, Clerk.
Dated January ., 1855
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At q church fair In WATERFOWL the vote
for the handsomest baby In Dakota developed
an exciting contest. which began In earnest
when some ways pumped their votes for q
black baby. A white child bore of the hon.
ors, and the organ fund Of the society Was
enriched $27s.S0 by the scheme.-Fdrgo
Argus.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice IL herecJ given that the partnership here
tofofe existing between the undersigned In the lum
ber and siw-miIi business, under the firm name OF
Kimmeily Bros, Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Alfrcr Kimmerly withdrawing from the firm
The business will he cont nusd by Alien Kimmerly,
to whom all accounts Of The late firm To be paid
and by whom all accounts against said firm win be
paid ALFRED KIMBERLY
ALLEN KIMaEkLY
Deer L,dge. December. 1854
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Notice 60 co-Owners.
0 WIN. FINLEY. John HICKEY. JOHN CAR.
ROLL and TIMOTHY HARRINGTON

hOIi hnu 1lMOFHf HAhhtNBION.
You are hereby notih. that fhe undersigned have,
In accordauc. with the provisions Of SECTION zs24 OF
the Reyi- Statutes OF the Unitrd Stair performed
labor and made improvements Of tn. value Of one
hundred dolsrs $500 In REPRESENTING for the year
ending Dec-mber u. a. ID, iss2 the Finley lode min
Ing claim sitaaied In Boulder minag district, Deer
Lodge count7, Montana Territory.
And YOU are hereby notifei that nnlsrs you con-
tribute or cause TO lie Contributed your portion,
amounting to fourteen and thirty -hse ndf edths
ts1435) dosrs for yoa. WI liam Finley: aud fonr-
teen and thirty Ave hundredths fSi4.3s) dollars for
yon, John Hlcxss and fourteen and Thirty i've hum
drccth lS145l dollars toe you, John Carroll: and
fourteen and thiriynve-hundrvith 1874 ISL dollars
for YOU. Timothy Harrington, together with interest
and cofts within ninety days from date hereof all
Your right, title, and interest In and claim to the
shove mentioned quartz lode rlaim win become the
property at the Undersigned co owners VINO have
made the required expenditure 10 Represent said lode
claim for the year 1882.
RICHARD PENALTY.
DAVID w. HENNhsSY.
w. =. STEVENS.
Deer Lodge, u. T., October %. 1854
Gstd90
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COMMERCE..
Review Of the Local Grain, Produce. and
Provision Markets

Review Of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.
ISDIASAPoLIs, July 21
The general merchandise markets are moving
along in the same rut as for some days past, and
special activity is looked for until early Aug
net. During the week closing to-day the fuctua-
tion in prices, aside from the speculative mar
kets, grain and provisions have been few and
the steadiness in prices is thought to indicate
large and healthy volume OF business during the
fail months. The Boston Advertiser takes a rosy
view of the situation In its issue Of Friday last
II says:
There has been most marked Improvement
in the merchandise markets during the past
week. The Situation has undoubtedly been for
some time getting stronger, and as had been ex-
pected, after the new tariff had gone into effect,
the demand has materially Increased, as so
many buyers have held back awaiting the lower
duties and valnes. Not bus what the reduction
of the duties had not been discounted, but there
was no reason. no advantage, apparently, TO be
GAINED by any anticipation OF wants on the part
o. enyers. Probably at no time since early in
of distribution been much, if any,
smaller than they have ruled OF
lats, and the hand-to-mouth policy has prevailed
In all lines. There has been lack OF pluck, an
ahsence of faith in the future, aud disposition
TO borrow trouble has prevailed much as do in
divlduals in the everyday affairs OF life when in
poor health. There is surely less OF this, and
business to day looks better than 1t has for sew
eral months. Not that there Is any spirit OF
speculation abroad, but there have been In aome
lines large TRANSACTIONS, at but only a slight ad-
vance, as rule, over the previous prices, and
the tone 10 generally stronger and more hopeful.
disease is catching, so with this spirit aud
tone OF trade. Que line viii become more active,
valuee will apparently have touched bottom,
enyers will appear and show confidence In the
sit1ation, by taking stocks freely, and IT will go
from article to article from one line of merchan-
'lHe to another. The wool market last week
saowed a larger business than for any week
since the middle of February, aud that in the
tee OF the large number OF mills that arc shut
dawn, ehowlnP thar manufacturers have conf
Aenee IN values ana The lature. Thea. too. ths
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day-Prime timothy, 5000.

Grain and Provisions at Chicago
CHICAGO, July 2I.-Regular wheat was quiet,
but unsettled and lower; opened sc above yes
terdsy's closing on Change, declined 1Ssc, and
closed Zee under yesterdays closing. Sales ranged
at $1.o1 s. o3l4 for July; ST. .02Ss0 OAK for
August, $1.044 01.06la for September. S1.O60
1.o7s4 for October, $I.O70l.osa4 for November,
S1.O1% 01.o34 for the year. spring, $1.o1S0
Z; winter, 81 0e.
Corn-There was moderate speculative bust
ness; opened lac above yesterdays closing, de-
clined %D1 Lee, aud closed Sse lower for August,
lac lower for September. and Sac lower for Octo-
Der than Yesterdays closing. Sales ranged at
5106l sc for July and August, SOS 951 $40 for
September, 5ol90514o for October, 46@46lsc
for the year.
Oats were quiet, but dull. Sales ranged at 34l4
034ose for July, 2s7s029o for August, 275s
1277se for September, 2S02Slec for October,
27l4027l2c for the year.
Pork was IN fair demand: advanced slightly at
the opening. reeeded 300 Soc on the whole range
and closed quiet. Sales ranged al S14 2a0I4 81 q
for cash. $l4.l00I4.30 for July and August,
S14 27ls for September, S14. 36 01470 for Oeto-
ber $12.95 913.3 80 for the year.
Lard-Ihere was \ fair amount of trading;
opened zig 600 higher, reacted $50 zoe, and
closed steady. Sales ranged at 909.l0c for cash,
S.92l909.1oe for August, 9.02ls99 221ac for
September, 9.02 09. ~ &c for October, $500
$500 for November, S.7o0S. SOC for the year.
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BUFFALO. July observation-disclosures to-day,
1900; total for the weak, thus far, 10000; for
same time last week, IL SIS: receipts consigned
through, 355 cars The market was quiet and
unchanged; sales OF Texas steers at $40; fair to
good, 81. 9505.40.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts to-day, 2, 800.
time last week, $1,000; receipts consigned
through, Ill cars. There was nothing doing
$500
Hogs-Receipts to-day, 1900; fetal for the
week, thus far, 23.000 same time last week,
$4,000; receipts consigned through, SO cars.
The market was steady with n good demand;
good TO choice Workers, S6.i506 25 medium
and heavy weights, $5.6505.75; coarse and
rough, $4.7565.
CHICAGO, July 2l.-The brewers Journal re-
ports: Hogs-ReeeIpts, $1,000 shipments, 3.10o.
The market was active and prices 59l0e y loo
lbs higher; mixed packing hogs. S5l505.55;
heavy packing and shipping, 50. 5o05.60; light
hogs, Sd. 6o96 .25; skfps, 90 20 1850. The mar
ket closed weak.
Tho market was steady and firm; export cattle,
S5.900610; good to choice shipping steers,
$55005,75: common to medium, "a 6oD5.4O.
Sheep-Reeeipts, 1000; shipments, 200. The
market was steady; inferior Is fair sheep, 50 q
$50; medium to good, $3.7504. rs; choice, SO.
ST. LOUIS, July 21.-Cattie-Reeei $50;
shipments, 200; scarce and stronger: little
done; light shipping native steers $4.S5 O5.25;
heavy shipping native steers, including exports,
So 2503 rs.
sheep-Reoeipts, So shipments. none: market
quiet and firm; medium to good, 1904; prime
to choice, 81 Is 04.6O.
HORs-Market quiet but firm; good Workers,
$5.9OG6; mixed to good packing, "a 9O05. 50;
outehers. So. 40 %. 60. Receipts. 700 shipments,
500.
KANSAS CITY, July 81 1.-The live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-ReceipIs. 2, 3o0 shipments.
none. The market was steady and unchanged
native steers; grass-fed Texas cattle of $50 TO
1000 lbs average, So. 65 04.30.
Hogs-Receipts. 3, 90; shipments NONE. The
market was shade higher; sales ranged At S.. %
05.35.
Sheep and Bambs-Receipts 700; shipments,
none. The market was quiet; native sheep aver
aging 95 to ITO lbs, SO. 35G375.
CINCINNATI, July 2l.-IOss firm; common
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extensive business In hides is TO be noted, the
sales for two days last week aggregatlng more
than for the entire month of June. Within the
past few days there have been very
large transactions in raw sugars in
New York. commencing on Saturday,
and some $4,000 tons have been sold at slightly
higher prices, and granulated Is about lee higher
than a week ago. The refinerles here are run
ming at their fullest capacity, and the market is
iakisg tine product readily. Indeed, IL Is thought
that the output and distribution this month Will
be exceedingly large, almost without precedent.
The market for teas has shown strong improve
ment, and so low have stocks run in the hands
of the wholesale grocers that new teas which
are now ON the way, and Will not arrive Tor
some two weeks or more, have been sold TO Ut
rive among the trade.
at is noticeable, also that 1obbers Of dry goods,
small wares, ETC., are preparing for the fall trade
with considerable confidence, and drummers are
about leaving with samples. The absence uf any
business situation, and hardly an article of any
description, whether of raw material or manu-
.actured product, that is not to-day at low val
uation, unsupported by any speculation or any
large purchasers by buyers in anticipation of
their wants. change in this latter is now In
order, and while no speculation or boom Is de-
sired, or to be expected, stronger tone and
larger buying may be looked for in all lines OF
trade. In short, the bottom notch, 80 to speak,
has apparently been reached"
GRAIN.
The local grain market was decidedly tame on
Saturday. The bulls talked hullish, yet showed
little disposition to trade. Bids on Change
ranged as follows:
Wheat-NO, Mediterranean, $1.o7; No. 2
Mediterranean, Sl.O7: No. 8 Mediterranean,
$1.06; No. red, old 81 OLA; new, Sl.05; re-
jected, no bid; July, $l.05; August, $1.06; Sep
TENDER, no bid
Corn-No white, SOC: No. white, no bid;
yellow, SIC; high mixed, sic; mixed, Acc; sound
ear, 45c; rejected. no bid.
Oats-No white, Sec; mixed, 33c.
Bran-Sl1.
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Real Estara Transrera.

Instruments filed for record ID the Recorders
office Of Marion County, Indiana. for d hours
ending at O'Clock P. NJ. July 81, 1855. fur
nished BY ELLIOTT & BUTLER, abstraetsrs OF
titles. room No g. Rrna Building:
Amos Hadley and wife to Francis b.
Ainswortb, lots 4, and IN Krum-
sons subdivision of YOung's first
addition ...................-...-. 10000
Samuel Moore and wife to Parker l.
Carson, part of lot 10 in COffman's
subdivision OF outlot 10.--..-..-..-- 2,500.00
Addison L. Roache ana wife to Rich
ard j. Butler, lot IL In block Is,
North Indianapolis. ......-........ 10000
Benjamin f. Peters and wife to James
r. Taylor, lot 81 in Ridenour's sub-
division OF section 9, township Is,
range ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10000
James A. Palmer and wife to sarah
Francis Martin, lot l in the east
addition to the town of Newton. $4,000
Sarah A Garfield and husband to
Bridget OShea, lot o in Canheld
Place, in Haughsvle. .-.....- 225.00
John F. Warner and wife to Matilda
Altscb, the north half of lot +, in
square z, In the southeast addition $4,000
Conveyances. z: consideration. 81, IT'S 90
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

The New York Money Market-stock Trans
acknowledging Prices OF Government Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of General Stocks.
NEW YORK, July 21.-Money easy at 292ls
per cent, closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4l2 06 per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills are duh at
S4,S3l4 for sixty days, and $4.S7 for demand.
Bar silver $1.o97s.
Government bonds were lower.
Railway bonds were firm
State seeurities were dull.
Share speculation has been strong and higher
to-day. The improvement In prices in the early
dealings ranged from l4alSs per cent, North
western and the Vauderbilts leading At times
there were unimpOrtant reactions. but the de
cline always brought in buying orders. The
market closed strong. Trading was on q limited
scale. As compared with last nights final sales
prices are 4 al u per cont higher, Canada South
ern, New York Central, New Jersey Central,
Northern Pacific preferred, Wabash and the
Changers showing the greatest Improvement. In
the specialties Richmond & Danvllle sold up
from SO to 7Ol4, West Point Terminal advanced
Sig per cent, to 34la Pacific Mall y per cent, TO
374, East Tennessee, Virginia d Georgia l
per cent. TO l7iS, Minneapolis & g. Louis per
cent, to 20. and 81. Louis & San Francisco pre-
Yerred per cent, to 80. In tho loan department
New York Central loaned at 1854 per cent, New
Jersey Central fat, and other active stocks at
az per cent,
The transactions az the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 100000 shares, as follows: Del
aware, Lackawanna & Western, 10000; Lake
Shore, $4,000; Michigan Central, 5000; North
western, 5000; New Jersey Central, 5000: New
York Central, $4,000; Northern Pacific, 5000;
philadelphia q Reading, 10000; Milwaukee Sc
st. Paul, Is, 900; Texas & Pacific, $1,000 Union
Pacific, 49, 900; Western UntOn 10000; Oregon
d TranscOntinental, 5000; Northern Pacific
5000.
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and light $4.4005.S5 packing and butchers,
S505S0. Recelpts. S25; shipments, 470.
LOUISVILLE. July 21.-Markets entirely
particular.
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Foreirn Money and stook MarLe4

LONDON. July 21.-6 P. Achievement bonds
--ConsOls. for money 90 9-l6; account 80
31-16 Railroad bonds-Ininois Central, 1851:
Pennsylvania Central. 59bs New York Central,
lisa; Erie, 1868; seconds, 81: Reading, I29ls,
PARIS, July 2l.-Rentes, 79f
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MRS MATTE E. JOHNSON, of Elkhart n suffer-
er from heart troubles, states that Browns Iron
Bitters has greatly helped her.
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NEW YORK. July 21.-As usual to Saturday
at this period of the season, there has been les
sened demand, stlll for many specialtIes there
has been good request with like business sue
ceedfng Windsor prints will be opened IN all
next Bliss Fabyant & Co. will make peremptory
and important trade sale of IL 600 packages of
cotton goods through Wimerding, Hocuet &s
Co., z, 500 packages of denims, t1ckinss, striped
cheviots, ducks, etc; also 100 packages of
Bab's Manufacturing C0mpHny's goods, eompris-
ing 800 cases of staple and fancy gipghams,
1000 cases Marselles ana crochet quilts, and
$50 cases cheviots fancy ducks, apron checks
and towels; also 800 cases Androscoggin L
bleaehed oottons, and 800 easss Roekport cor
set jeans, and. altogether, most important aue-
ton Offering of cotton goods.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

UNION STooKYARDs. July 21.
CATTLE.-Reeeipts, 627; shipments, 726 The
offerings were more liberal, OF both butchers
and shipping grades. Market shade lower on
butchers and common grades of shippers, while
good quality OF shipping steers are strong-some
extra prime steers brought cents. We quote:
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository,
Corner Room, Odd-fellows' Hall.
Theo p. Haughey, Pres't. Fl. Latham, Cash'r.
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S1.e44; refined, 7Os97%c, Philadelphia deliy-
/ erY.
ANTWERP, July 21.-Petroleum 1sl4f.
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PTrTSBURG. Jnly 21.-The petroleum. market
Was dui; united certificates closed ntak AZ
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, July ELECTION steady; futuree
steady; July, lo03c: August, 10000; Septem-
Der. 1O.01c; October, 9.97c; November. DISC;
Deeruoer. e.79e; January, 9.S7c; February,
9eSS> March, Toe; April, 10.l9o.
ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-Cotton quet aud uu-
changed; middling, 9lsc; sales. $50 bales; re-
ceipts, 200 bales; shipments, 300 bales; stock on
hand, 10000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2l.-Cutton dun and
unchanged; net receipts, 125 bales gross re-
eeipts, 122 olles; Gales, 2oo bales stock ON
hapd, "a, 525 bales.
GALVESTON, July 21.-Cotten nominal; net
receipts, $50 bales; exports eoasJwlse, 7S5 bales
stock on hand, 10,54Q bales.
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Indians, Bloomington & Western.

Indians, Bloomington & Western.
Denart-Pacihc EXPRESS and Mail -.... 7:A5 aM
Kansas and Texas Fast Line. 1870 prs
Burlington and Rock Island
Express, daily, T. c..-----..11:1o PA
ArPiye-Eastern aud Southern Express,
daily, r. c.........--... 4:l0 ana
Cincinnati Special ...-.i0:50 ana
Atlantic Express and Nail -. $3.50 p1a
ST. LOUIS DIVISION
Denart-Mooreaeld Accommodation. 6i30 ain
Mail and Day Express S:2C I'M
Night Express, daily, r. c..-.1l:TQ pm
Arrive Night EXPRESS, daily. r. Co.. $40 am
Mail aud Day Express 5:43 PM
Meoreheld Accommodation. 6:25 ptn
EASTERN DIVISION
Depart-Eastern Express, Mail, dy,r ago ana
Day Express, s------.----f...l l:2o aa
Atlantic Express ......... 100 pm
Arrive-Pacffo Express, s............ 7:05 An
Burlington and r. I. Ex., d'y
r, 1850 pm
Western Express, e....--.... los Pun
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Oils.

NEW YORK. July 2l-Lead duh and IN
changed
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Chicago, st LOUIS d PIttsbura.
Depart-New York. Philadelphia. Wash
Ington, Baltimore and Pitts
DurS Tx ress. daily, s. 4:3o am
Dayton and Columbus Ex-
press, except sunday ....... 10:55 ana
6lchmond Accommodation 4:l0pm
new York, Philadai phla, Wash
ln9tOn, Baltimore aud Pitts
hlrg Express, daily, S. h.. sos pH
A, Oaytan Express, exe'p sunday 5:o5Pa
ArrlVe-Rlcnmond Accommodation ex-
cept SUNDAY $3.50 ana
New York, Philadel phia, Wash
lngt0n, Baltimore and Pitts
burg kxpress, daily -.-...-..l 1:50 an
Columbus and Day ton Erprass
except Sunday ......... 5:4opm
New York, Pniladelphi Wash
lngton, Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express, daily ..---..--- 1855 pm
Sunday. ........ 49,, 1895 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKoMo, p, @. l. sT.L. II. II.
DeparG-Louisville and Chicago Ex-
press, D. e.-...--..--....-..11:1 5 ata
Louisville and Chicago Fast
. Express, daily, s.--.--....... HOO pm
arrive Chicago aL] Louisville Fast
Express. daily, s.-..........- Gl5 ana
Chicago aud Louisville Ex-
press, p' c-.r---.----.-- 4:os nm
JeffersonvilIe, Madison & Indianapolis.
Depart-southern Express, daily, S.. 4:15 ana
Louisville and Madison Bx-
press . .---........ TAO am
Louisville and Madison mail.
p. ..--........... 4:20 pm
Louisville Accom- odation,
daily, 7. c.-.-...-.......,... $50 pm
Arrive Indianapolis aud Madison
Indianapolis, st. Louis and
Chicago Express, daily, p. HOS aa
New York aud Northern Fast
Express, T. &c. 5bo PA
St. Louis, Chicago and Detroit
Fast Line, daily, s...-..---.. lo;43 psa
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Wabash, ST. Louis 4 Pacific.

Wabash, st. LOUIS Pacific,
Denarr-Detroit and CHICAGO MAIL. 1870 ana
Toledo, Fort WaSne Grand
Rapids and Michigan Ex-
press ............,..... -. 2r15 pm
Detroit and Toledo ExpPess,
daily, G. Q. and s.....-..-.. 11:4O pa
Arrive MICHIGAN and Toledo Express,
daily except Monday. $3.50. 2;15 am
Toledo and Fort Wayne Ex-
press. I0:45 ara
Detroit and Chica go Mail. 500 pun
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

ExcmANaE AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
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ENTERED as seeond-class matter at the Postofiice
at Indianapolis, Indiana.
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CINCINNATI. Hamilton and INDIANAPOLIS
Depart-Cincinnati. Dayton and Toledo 4:!5 am
Connersville Accommodation 445 pm
Cincinnati Dayton, Toledo
nnd New York Express. -. $50 Mn
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo
and New York. 1l:C0 am
Arrive CoDnersville Accommodation. 8.45 am
Cincinnati, Peoria and 81.
Louis -l-'lo pih
Cincinnati, Peoria and Sc.
Cneinnuti Accommodation. 7:15 pm
Indlanapcns and Vlncsnne=.
Depart-Mail aud Cairo Express. ..... 7;20 am
Vineenpes AceOmmod alton. $3.50 nm
Mooresville Accemmo ton. 500 pm
Arrive Vncennes. Accommodation. 1850 Am
Mail and Cairo Express 400 Prn
Mooresvie AccOmm sdation.. 1850 pm
Clncinti, Wabash q Michigan Railway
lover the Bee Liue.)
Depart-IDdiRnapli aud Grand Rapids
Express = ~ arr
Michigan Express. ZOO an
Wabash Express. o:J5 pm
Arriye-Indianapoli and Grand Rapids
Express ..1o.55 pm
Michigan Elk press. .-.....-... 2:15 pip
Wabash Express. l1:5O am
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23

The Naw York Commercial says .
Az Old weather ioreaster predicts
that theirs viii be no more setero
weather this season. But Virgins
Wits 70 himself lays his tefe6nger
alongside his nose ard smiles sarson-
ically Wiggins IS weather wiae and
storm foolish.