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LIounnn.
ALooHoL-s gallon. s2,S, =. 20 ~,

ALooAoL-F gallon, s2.Sl "a $2.4O'
Observation-Disclosures, Is gallon. 81 On IN 81 N.
imported cognac, 1877, O. gallon, l.SO; isS2 $5sS
NY, 1910; 1865, 1888; 1850, $40: lSsIS $500.
ioss, Sl0.o0; Otard, Dupuy & Co.'s oognac. ISTs'
10y; SiO, $3.50; 1854, $500; 1888, $i0.25: Bis,
$50; lS4S $500. A'''' 'A'''' A''V'
SlN-Domestic, New York or Phlladelphis
T. salion, 81 20; Holland, q gallon, S9,75lS9 81
81 6opert Burnett's Old Tom, a gallon. 81 II
$50 Sir Robert BuFnetts Old Tom. a cash
ee;Ssg9NOi Holland, r case, $50.
WalskY--LOuisiana rectified. 95 a cen,
proof q gallon, Sl.l5; Western, S.iaSbl 81
hourbon, N.4OG8.5O; Rye, sl.6@aS'5O; Scotch''
imported, Si.ONGA.25; Irish, Imported, 81 ,0sl
UHAMPAGSEs - Rouderer Carte Blanrb
Joerts, = dozen, 200; Piper HeidseicI5 Quart.
eSoEe9, 2SoOi KrGg & Co, quarts, ii aoSen''
i-'Vi Moer 4 Cbandon, Sillery Mousseuy. a
Ji9-en, 2i.00i NremSnt day, "a dozen, 2SO0. q
u, Mumm s Co.'S, pints, 81 additional. drs
Versehay, Lilo; ENtry Dry, 1880
"IHES--Cadfoynia olaret, n gallon. Gatas5.
5r.sniandei no, !, e gallon, 70i575: Imported
e,srets, ordinary, q cask, 70,00tSO.OD; family
claiets, per oask, 7000@Sl.OO. Rne ciarefs 4
eesk, S0Gl7o.00; Medoc, Is case. goo: sf
Jullan, g case, go; Margaux, Is case. 7OG,
Eonte Canst, ~ case, 1900; l.arose. y case
L4I, Leoylll 4 case, 1900: Chateau f.affte
osse Aoe' ordiaerv, g ease, 2@fGS66,
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= Down Town Merchan,

HaNlng passed several nights dis
turbed by the agonies and cries of a suf.
lering child, and becoming convinced
that Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrnr
was lust the article needed, procured \
supply for The child. On reaching home
and acqnainting his wife with What he
had done, she refused to have il admins
tered TO the child, as she was strongly In
layor OF homeopathy. That night the
chud passed in suffering, and the parent.
without sleep. Returning home The day
following the father found the baby sin
worse, and while contemplating another
sleepless night, the mother stepped from
the room to attend to some domestic du.
tles,. and left the father with the child
During her absence he administered .
portion OF the Soothing Svrup 10 the
baby, and said nothing. That night Mi
hands slept well, and the little fellow
aWoke III the morning bright and happv.
me mother was delighted with tho snd.
den and wonderful change, and although
at iirst offended at the deception prac,
llced upon her, has continued to use the
syrup, and suffering, crying babies and
restless nights have disappeared. A
single trial of the syrup never vet failed
TO relieve the baby and overcome tbe
prejudice of the mother. Sold bv ali
druggists. % cents a bottle.
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Cure for Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded bv a
sense OF weight in the back, loins and
rover part of the abdomen, causing the
patlent 10 suppose he has some alice
tioh oil Lhe kidneys or neighboring or
ton are present, as latlency, uneasi-
ness Of the stomach, etc. A moisture.
like presperation, producing a very dis,
ageeable itching, after getting warm, is
a very common attendant. Blind.
Bleeding and Itching Piles yield nj once
70 the application Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the Tumors.
allaying the intense itching, and affect
ing a permanent cure. Price, so cents.
Address, the DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co.,
fl9na, Ohio. Sold by w. II. Patterson
IL Co.
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.

kouaH LuNaEg--under Is feet, $50 q 1000;
over Is feet, $3.50 n 1000
ilHEssED LuMHER--One side, select, S25 =
l,NM; one side, over l2 inches wide, $3.50 i
nches, $50 4 1911; native siding, so q loo;
Nhlte pine siding, second common. $3.50 4
,.'g; poplar Nding, Sso - 1900; rough ceiling,
w q ljWi "a ceiling, dressed and undreSsod,
w " WJ; "a ceiling, dressed and undrasSed,
~ g 1000; poplar ceiling, $3.50 q l,OOl; white
e'ue ceiling, $50 4 1900; dressed and matched
doorlng, $3.50 4 1000; ls-lnch bRttons, rough
$3.50 per 1000; dressed, 10 &, 1000.
SHfEaLEs-P 1000: Sap pine, SS2i; heart
pine, S. No, cypress, SL25; o. X cypress
tS.5o; boss, best or all heart cypress, Ai; al.
mension cypress. inches, S.; round oud cy.
pieas,H -
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ROOTS AND sunEs.

Mems kip hrogans, sNpl.2j; boys Rip bro.
boy T. cali brognns, gJGl.25; mems klr
E-S .cGlC plows, l.W(Gla5; boys kip 2-bucklt
plows, SSGl.25; nous bud balls, congress and
button, l,tC2,7i; mems calf balls cor, ,rpS,
and Outtoni 2.dOGGi50: mems kip boots, AOOc
Gait Uoot., 21,OO0tl.O0; boys kip boots, l5Oatt
1907; boys y, calf boots, l3.6eGA.0Q; boy.
CALI boots, 2e,bl0giO; wOmen's ~ ippolRa,
7tt9S}sC; Nsses' ~ Kip polllas, GSaIOc
ohllds ~ zip polSus oil siZes, 4Ngh5c; child.
PIX ipOlGas all sizes, Gi,GGjc; women's calf pel
and ~ polish, L0NGlS; Missed calf peg and
IS polish, 0OGl.lO; w0men's buH sewed pol.
yah, t0,sl.25i Women's calf sewed polish, l,4C
,plhibii women's grain sewed and pollen, y.
ttl.2'i woiaen's Eid sewed, HOGlI5; woinon's
CcRt s0wed nollsh, l.60Gl.75: wonen'a gain
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The simplest and best regulator of the
alSordered liver in the world are Car
lor Little Liver Pills. They give
prompt relief in sick headache, dizzi-
hess' nausea, etc., prevent and cure con-
ipation aud piles, remove sallowness
and pmples from the complexion. ana
are mild and gentle in their operation
ON the bowels. Carriers Little Liver
lills are small and as easy to take as
sugar. One pin adosc. Price, % cents.
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Young NIenl.-Renh mis-

rheNoltaic Belt company. of March
chall, Mich, ollero to send their cello
brated lectro-N oltaic Belt and other
Electric appliances on trial for thir1v
DAYS 10 men young or old afflicted
with nervous debility, loss of vitality
ana manhood and all kindred troubles.
Also Tor rheumatism, neulalgir, parnl.
ySis and many other diseases. Com
pete restoration to health, vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk is in
Cured, as thirty days trial is allowed.
Write them 1T once for illustrated pam
pilot free.
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WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

Dec. l9,-New York dispatches
neral situation shows some I'M
Manufacturers stocks of
Il and wool have run
nseQuenee Of their cautious pur-
he pUst five or six weeks, and
6een compelled to enter tho mar
In supplies, In addition 10 this
buyng lCr pressing requirements
buen q little more disposition
Glticipate wants whenever by so
ers have been able to secure con-
|prices. The result is q larger gem
rs aud a gain of confidence among
femand has been running largely
kCOls es WoIstCd roducts have
4 TO be the most active in
kbuting markets and the bulk
bIeringS OF this class OF stock
promptly taken ut cumparat Vcly
On other descriptions the mar
bored buyers, but shows no ma
be TAe Stepdiness of VaMes In
/, Widespread cUrtailment of pro-
III Use prolonged apathy of bu crs
general comment. ID substantially
D. prevalent belief that the mar
.on ond tuat any radical change
Ireuust Doe u the dire ton Of ini-
tae tabor troubles in the Garnet
i odelihl3 and lhc suspension OF
NOnKurs and other points have
lemma for carpet woods. The
arket closes steady, with a more
~ iiOpeiul FEELING apparent among
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FRUIT, POULTRY, GAME, ETC,

APPIE9-sS256i5 80 per barrel.
ORAN0 cs--sioily, Is case OF NO. 600; Val0u.
clue, nominal,
l4saoSs-LoulSlana y box, $3.50.
nATES--1n trails, l0Gl2c.
BANANAS O00A.0O a bunch.
iRAPEs-M alRga, 6.0Ndg.50 haif barrel.
SwEET PoTAroFS-G5c.
ONtoNS-Nrw, country, 75o. \ bu.
PorAT0rs-IA bushel, Si3.
CABBAeE--Nea 2SiJ?.i5 4 crate.
CH1CKhNS--Wo quote NJ o.tVS1S,Eo i, dcgen;
tyrkoya, 70l.
EGes--s6s ~ TO en-.
BurrcR Rest Grade northern, SIC; hest
Dallas cOun'y.8 g; other Texas county but
ter, 2Oc 10 .5c, according to quality.
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Prof. Robert BloIblvr, an eminent
Swiss teacher, has opened school al
Flo commerce., near Harwood street
ne wishes 10 give instructions either In
CLASS Or privately, either day or night,
10 ladles and gentlemen DESTROYS OF
learning German or French lessons,
nartio5 wishing to avail themselves OF
this opportunity will please apply to
ROBERT BLEIBLER,
l2l5 Commerce strnct.
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az sdIoS an nee OF burrs, l0Gl9c; Mex.
1Vgloi coarse, Ice; rne me.
1ne wool, according 10 dirt and
ips U.s. bury, Gggo per pound
ILL o plump lniG, 20 ms and 10
,r,Tnus, plump filnts, % ia and no
|and ~, lgnt and Hips, l2c rer 10
ko Td ,suegs, 6(gec per 10; dry sR,tcd
NaS 10 condition; greon saltod
n h,Vr ssins, aVsgac, antolore. 1,
shsn ,sS,Taec sheep pelts, as pe'
kse " tallow, Go; talow gftsse
.s--.-..o@ q brow u, i5.hc.
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LIVE STOCK.

2lkc 10 &c per ~; cows AMI caves, S2t to $40
HoGs-Uorn Ted. sac to lc per 10; mast fed,
&c to 8lsc pc ~.
.snEEe-Good, g9lc TO SIC; common, 81 to
N.bQ per head.
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Tim l5n,ctocu,

Tine Eject Of Hard Times Upon Business.
Wo have in stock, about 1000 boys
school and children's suits. We offer
them at cost, which will enable every
boy IN Dallas TO wear warm winter
suit at very ow price.
REINHARDT, the Clothier.
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rexns stntn Arnnn,.

Land or money claims against the
state or individuals, payments Of taxes
on lands anywhere ia the State, pur-
chase, sale or lease Of lands, adjustment
90 titles and the recovery of lands for
ljst and lawful owners, will be attended
to hy c. r. JoHNs n Soys,
Austin, Texas
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In the absence of suitable materials or
the time to prepare il, people often go
without a dressing for salads. Buy
Durkee'S Dressing, aud You will never
trouble yourself TO mako another.
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Chickens, geese, ducks, turkeys and
any kind OF poultry, dressed to order, at
amy aud all times; also game Of every
variety by II. Harris, Union Stall, Elm
street, and Live Oak market.
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Window Glass at low prices, and
glazing done in any part of the city.
HAMILTON IL NoUNu,
SgB Elm strept
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MIR. Il. ID. James, San Antonio, SAYS:
81 have used Browns Iron Bitters, and
found II an excellent tonic"
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AT NNllNNNA
With bard times we have reduced
prices on Wall Paper, Window Glass,
Paints and Artist Ma terials, Picture
Frames, etc.
HAMILTON n YOUNG,
SO Elm street,
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The Batavia canned goods are the
best hacked in the United States. Try
'eGl, vt lnel " t-aike-a.,
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Insure your homes with Smith 4
Hall, agents Tor Transatlantic.
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The Batavia canned goods are the
finest evor sealed, at Loeb a Freiberg'S.
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Dr. J, II. Gibbs, physician and occu.
list, office, Coz Elm street.
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Slespless nights m8do miserable the
tina; terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure IL by
somedy tor you. Sold bv ]. NJ. House.
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THE REST AND CHEAPEST HAIR DRESS
ING.
kills dar drum, allays TRITON, and
promotes vigorous growth of the hair,
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are i'm.
yorlab'y acknowledged the purest and
best.
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Fresh Swiss, Limberger, Brick and
Sapsago cheese at Loeb II Freiborg's.
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Immense stock of wall paper, tho lat
est designs and colors, arc being 70.
ceived by Hamilton q Young.
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Why will you cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
1000 and 81. Sold by J. NJ. House.
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New sugar-house molasses and buck
wheat flour ut Loeb n Freiherg's.
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LRKErs BY rHLnGllArn.
COTTON STATEMENT.

... %,1lS l7LSiO 2,987 Jos 9,SG9, iGg
H,Sl2 lSS,7g2 2,s6{ ,iGg
, this week: Great Britain, GSIS7:
2,5-2; Continent, 32,270; stock at ali
pies ports this day, 1891; this day
l,l5O,lB2.
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ALlittc pnnlckv Cor prirns.

" 71'0'''- '''71NFNN TUT 7 IINVH'
Heavy wooden underwear i'm all grades
and prices at cost at REINHARDr's,
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Group, whooping cough and bronchitis
immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
Sold by j, NJ, House.
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ST. LOUIS.
puls, Dec. il-Flour active and
factiye and higher; No. ? red, 7G3ZCd
~, December; 7S5 s@79, January
february.
etter but slow; S4@3ll I, cash; S2a[0
tmber; Sl5sgS2, January; S21s(gS25 I,
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[,aIDEs AND rELrRIrs.

Rchange, u. b., iSl.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-10-16
Ash Greek and Vicinity.

Miss Ollie Osborn IS attending school
at Logan.
Ed Pratt has bought 3 COWS and cloth
ed himself ont of his summers Wa-
ges Good enough.
B. +. Pratt IS new in Blue Hin {dOn't
spell 1t with an ''e'') Nebraska, where
ne occupies the pO 3itiOn Of the eleven.
footed gentlemen in the Times 0fiice.
we hope to see the day when Frank will
be the chief pen pusher on the largest
daily in The west.
Mrs. Miller has returned from her
visit Uncle Hank now wears a sixteen
inch grin. Faint indications OF smile
0an also be seen on the lone sqUires
face, caused by q letter from Mrs. Mid
dlebrOOk stating that she will soon
return home.
G. w. Adams hopes soon to start his
we'll auger.
Messrs. Thomas AGize an3 James Da-
Wis are starting a sorghum mill. That
makes two in our neighbOrhOOd. Com
petiOn is the life of trade.
A. Shearer has purchased a fine Jer-
sey Red pig three AID One-hah month";
old for which be paid twelve dollars.
Every one is busy putting in grain
aid getting up feed.
he people Of this township seem we'll
satisfied with the Republican ticket, and
we believe there will ne more straight
tickets voted this fall than ever before.
We don't feel like splitting up this Pres
idential year. Let every voter turn out
70 The polls the 4th OF next month and
do their duty as citizens, and we feel
sure that the mOngrels will have 70 take
3 back seat. PED.
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CROW

Our town can boast now Of two black
smith shops.
I. Davidson took his large family to
the fair last week.
Chas. Hart, lately of Nebraska. is
now undergoing The horrors o. a bsche-
lOrs life on his claim; we suppose that
when better acquainted with some OF
CruW's fair daughters he will fall an
easy victim 10 Cupid's darts and taks
into his bUsOm a fiOWs
'iss Minnie BOghenrief and one Of
our continent business men IA Rtsr
escOrt, .'ttended the FhiHipsburg FIX
position .9st Thursday.
Mr.. Ed 'Or, when TAFT. commits
such IN cons ~uities as to write cotton
ist' for bOtai, ct please let your proof
reader GOrrect it and thus shield TAFT.
literary lRurelS rom the sharp criti-
cisms of some Of our patrons.
Another crushiL blow has befalleu
the much grieved l.'nily Of :. Hill.
Their duughtGT EettiS. of whom sor,g
slight hopes of recovery had been ell
tertaiued. took q relapse lHd on Sen.
30 passed beyond the reach or all
earthly Sutterings thus making thia
the third time the bereaved family
have been called upon to follow one
of their children to It's last resting
place. At he age Of 10 Nettic WAS
the pride of her parents, dutlfui and
Obedient daughter, possessing many
sterling qualities that We look for
among persons of mare mature age;
her young life, untraRlaIeIed by this
worlds wickedness, has left behind q
bright record that will lager in par
ents and friends memory as a bright
halo fingers il the WESTERN horizon
after 3 sunset Of unclOu0ed sple0dOr.
TATr.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-10-16

The election in Ohio in October re-
suited in a complete victory for the Re-
publicans who, besides electilg their
State ticket, have gained five or six
members of congress, and has gone far
toward settling tue Presidential contest
in November. West Virginia elected a
Democratic ticket for State officers by
reduced majorities, showing large Re-
publican gains but not enough to redeem
the state,
At the meeting Of the Board of Com
missiOners one year ago, bids were Of
fered by the various papers to do the
county printing for the ensuing year.
At that time tn" bid of the Chief was
accepted, but afterwards the board de-
cided that il was not time to let the
printing and all the papers we're paid as
before 20 per cent of legal rates, and
new bids received which were rejected
and chairman MoultOn ordered the
Clerk to send the proceedings 70 his
paper, claiming that the October con-
tract was in force aud under which he
drew the per CO mt stipulated In that
contract. But the next time he drew
S22. 90 in excess of contract rates and al
the late meeting a bill was put in for
over $1,000 in excess of the contract
rate, and the bill was rushed
through by Mr.. MoulIOn. But
owing to the efforts of several parties
this matter was recOnsidered and The
order cancelled and one tor 81 drawn
in its slead. The attempted over
charge was on the publication Of tax
sale notices which WAS d specified item
in the Chiefs bid, and if they dad not
intend to stand To the contract they
ought not To have made it. This at
tempt 70 make 1t ap ear that that Is
not county printing will not be sanci-
Toned by the people or any court. We
are sorry that this matter has come up
in the manner that it has, but we a G
not Willing to endorse or even tacitly
have characterized this county printing
business for the last year.
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house but who were convinced that he
had tolA what he got up to tell. Mr.
Dbl may be, and no doubt is, = nice
nan in his way, but that he e in sny
way fitted for the position of congress
man was a stranger 70 any man in that
audience after seeing and hearing him
Ne believe no man who has seen and
heard both candidates will have any
further question as tO who they ought
to support.
AS to the other speakers, who we're
long and tedious, we have not time in
this issue TO speak, hut may at some
time But for fear we may not, we
will say that Mr. Moody took his Obser-
vatiOns from greenback ObserVato'y y,
while Mr.. YOnge viewed the situation
from the vantage ground OF the late
confederate army, his record in which,
he seems to take an especial pride In.
They had, however, one common
ground on which each could stand. both
seeming to be in earnest "a to the desire
to defeat the Republican party.
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Long Island.

Mr.. SOrick's team ran away one day
last week while attached 70 8 harrow
aud became eutangled IN the harness so
that one Of his horses tell upon the har-
row with the teeth pointing upWaLd.
1 hs horse had 70 be lifted OF with priea
and before they could get it removed
the h Use was dead. 1t was a valuable
fai "a animal and Is q heavy loss for Mr.,
SOrrick 70 sustain. BE it remembered
that Mr.. SOrrIcg sustained a similar less
about twO mUpths ago by q horse run
nIug against the wire fence and cutting
its throat.
Willis & Son have Just landed a lot of
new wagons, They are nay ing a good
wagon trade this fLn and now is the
time 70 get q new wagon cheap. Mr.
CUie aud Viii SLarcher have lust bought
each Of them new one. Go thou and
do likewise.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Park
er (sIX miles east Of tCWn) died on FRI
day and was buried on Saturday ia tina
Long island cemetery.
George W. StinsOn, candidate for
County Attorney, spoke % the people
VI Long island at Carl hall last Friday
evening on the political issues of the
day. lie had q good audience aud
gave them q good speech. We hap
pened 70 be IN Town Just In tine ~ b6
there. GeOgge feels hopeful Of his sue
cess, and well ke may
At present 1. w. Nettleship Il enjoy
ing d visit from bis father and brother
from Missouri. Like every one that
comes 20 this part Of the country, they
think this IS a little he best place they
ever saw, and it IS not at 81 unlikely
that the squire will have his relatives
settle srOund hina yet in this ''garden OF
! Eden ."
/ Uncle Billings, our city shoemaker
I has purchased the Wilkins property and
1 set mp the bout shoe business jn earnest.
/ He Is the best hand on new work We
/ have run acrOss since We cams west -
grew up with the country, and IS you
want a pair OF new boots that viii dc
/ you service, 60 and get him 20 make
/ Them. Mr. Wilkins has removed bis
family 70 HOldridge Nebraska
Our fsi mers aie busy now putting -
\ fail grain since the recent rains
IL. COzac wsBG % Orleans one day
last week and shipped two car loads o
} broom crrBs
Marcus Watson Is lying very sick g
present with lnfamstiUn Ol The bowels,
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Marvin and Vicinity.

A party from Brown county have
been canvassing this country and
have purchased several farms near
town among Others that of Mr.. J. J.
Hudson. Mr.. Hudson will probably
move To tCWn.
A. Engart has bought the house oc-
cupied by L. T.. Goodrich and will
move his family to town to take ad-
vantage Of the school privileges for
his children and to conduct his butch
er shop.
L. A. Copeland had a narrow escape
from death, Monday. A fra CiOus
heller that -he was about TO kill for
beef, chased him out GA the prairie
and attempted to make me8t of him.
and succeeded so far as to knock him
dsWn, but luckily in the lunge she
fell and broke her neck
4 large amount Of grain is still mar
ketCd daily.
Our citizens are elam"rous for a
bridge. We need it ia our business.
Mrs. Lurch has purchased some lots
of Henry Brown, 2zd will soon build
upon them
Various parties from Missouri have
bought land and settled east Of town.
Among others are l.. and B. +. Hay
mes; q. Moore, Mormon Brothers aid
several Others whose names we have
forgotten.
Gee. Bell, Wrights popular clerk. Is
serviagOD Uncle Sans jury at LeaV-
enwOrth, this week.
Joseph WaId. of Omaha. is here on
a visit
G b. Howard, Of Norton county,
preached at the school house Tuesday
night.
J. q. Hess is putting an addition to
sfs7f
nish board and lodging 70 tie hungry
aud weary.
Geo. HeidenEich. OF Culiaaass. Ala,
brother Of Mrs. JAS T,OGley, IS here
again, after an absence Of several
year,.
~ .EY. BarRes has started luncli
room and boarding house west % the