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94095c car lots; lO0l5c more il
quantities less than a carload
sAnr TlsHMMasAessl extra mess SS2sS3o y srs
s. Nc. 9 nackereI Si59I6 halves, 81. 5O0S. 90
Ss 3 maelsEel;s see Aalgsa, $3.50
6ac; standard A, 6laS6asc; off A 6ia06ssc; whit,
extra ri 606l4c. fine velows So @6e. good vel
lows, 5e05Ac; tair yellows, 5ss05Iac common gel
STAReH-Redned pearl, a y 10: Eureka. !
ace; Champion gloss lump, 607e, Improved corn,
6l907c.
2o9soe c ssRpel AZ a 15ee sa at,sp.es' a so@5z@ elg y
saoT~$l.soeI.e5 y bag for drop. =
gsApRlNS F445EERIgF9~n straw lsc Der onndle
weight STRAW, s4S2ssp n crown rag, SOC { bun.
weight rae 2a $50 y @, Men;lls No I Ia az goc 4 NJ.
2, 506cIp rint paper. MOI 607c. book naner, No. i.
IS. & q, IoSg1c; "a. ,, s. & d, 8d9c; 10. 5, S
&C, T40Sc
FLoUR SAcKs-No. l drab, II brt S33 ~ 1000, is
brl, $l7; lighter weight, 81 v 1000 less
20zs39c. nanar Il G Ms y III WOOL, sg4Yci 5aa'
WaonRNEw Spr-Na " ! tnhs 20 Is 800 20 ~ )
tubs S72597 M 4 tShs &c 1lgS "a. mo,
hoop pals, $3.50 01.1 70; three-hoop pals, $l.9o02-
double washboards, $25o02.75i common wash
aWoopEN DIsHEs-Per hundred, j is, Zoe; 2 il,
25ei . ID, Sos 5 ID. Acc.
IRON AND sFEEn.
IA, ;ron f.a4asl o.. hansaskaa ~. 90 7Eao 40
No 5eE non Ara ol as horseshoe oar $Sl9gS ~
American drill sbael "a. Sanaa,sonas toc1 Geo. Ia.
tira steel A.. ssr;ns stssi q. herso sbaas u, - -
S4s 0Os pnle' sboes - Leg' a. al. bnrse na;1s q he
IA. AZ. cnt naifs 16a an3 farcer 10 Ok ~ Lag. otber
sizes at the usual advance.
TINNERs' SuPPLIEs-Best brand. charcoal, tin-IC.
lOxI4 I4xa0 1915 "a m tx TnrII T1x50'
md TX Iaxi2 81 ~ III i4x2a soofine A ~ %
IG 2Ox2s S~I2.5Onl3s hloek lin III nIgs 1ac. IN
bars. &c. Iron-27 r non 3loc. 2Y giron. ~, ,aL
vanized 10 Rcent, discounts. Sheet zinc. 7e. Cop
Pr bottoms, Sc Flanlshsd copper, 56s Solder,
- UAOo' NASs O0R CENT Oh ISL
HIDES AND TAEhoW.
LRATHER-Oak sole, 3304Ocs hemlock sole. 268
36c; harness, 30038c; skirtine, 3704Oc. black
bride, ~ doz. $6O065; fair bride, S6007S ~ doz.;
city Kip, 6O@8ocs Erench hip, S5c0$I.20; city
cslfskins, S5cO1.25 French caffskfns ST. 15D1. 90.
~HIpEs-GreeA, 6lac, heavy steer, 7asc; green salt,
sos lse greea salted cali, 11012c, dry Aint, I2c; dry
salted, 10Q11e. Damaged, one-third off the above
priees.
SUPERINTENDENT
aaa aEsss-Rra1e 3. Witt. sahlo.
$500 a3I ~ =
VIZ SAhh.
Oil cake and oil meal, 1000 lbs, $50; 1000 lbs,
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Real Estate Transfers.


instruments fled for record in the Recorders Office
of Marion county. Indiana, for the tWentyfour hours
ending at 5 O'Clock P. NJ Sept. Is. 1854. as fur
No. 8, Etna building:
John Landers, executor, TO Medora Isaac.
lots 2, 5, a, 5 and g, in G. @ Morris's
subdivision of lots 8 and 10, in block :,
IN Blake & Rays subdivision Of outlofs
annapolis. $4,000
Jacob Newby and wife to Jennie Middle
ton, part of the northeast quarter Of
townsSip T7no nth q range 81 ) east. 10000
Edwin G. Crawford and wife to Nellie
Grid, lots 8 and A, in Edwin g. Craw-
fords subdivision Of part of block 10,
in Holiness Westend addition to
0UV.VO
William S. Hubbard and wife TO Essex
h @hssn addition SIs e 7 Ind ia a@ west $4,000
Isaac n. Vansickle and wife to Virginia !.
McLane, lots 3 and A, Of block Is. in
addition to 1n ndis4apo i e9.s oAA mn 10000
Lewis g.. Akin to Ernest Irmer and wife,
lot 4, in Milton NJ. Landis's Subdivision
Of part of outlot 90, in Indianapolis $4,000
Joseph Goldsberg, guardian. TO julius
Klingstein, lot IS, in Mobiles heirs sub
81. IN indianapolis ~ 10000
Henry Knippenberg ct al. to Indiana
addition I 1a aG' fa oSs4se E s9ssa 10000
Mahlon 9. Thompson to John G. Parr,
and addition to indianapolis s4..s'n $4,000
Abal ID. Streight and wife to William
Wallace receiver, lots !, G. 7.S,
8. 10, n, -, 10. 20 q, %, %. "a,
g, 26, g, 2Ss %, so. 81, SO, 80,
"a and IS, in McGilrs subdivision Of
square 81, IN indianapolis, etc........ $4,000
conveysnees, 1os consideration. sll, Toe. 90
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MAnKATs 81 rrnneKArH.
Produce Markets.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.-Flour was quiet. Wheat
was stronger; closed Sec over the closing prices YES.
terday. Sales ranged: September. 75076i4ca closed
at 75lsc; October, 763s077Ac closed at z lsc: No
venber, 7S4079loc, closed at 79c; December 70ia
oslo, closed at e0A2c: No. 2 Chicago spring. 1874
D76l4c; No. 3 do, 55l205Sc; No. . red, Sic: No.
3 do, 63lsD65c. Corn was excited and higher
Sales ranged: Cash lots, 60c. closed at coo; Septem
Der, 58O6Qe, closed at 60c; October, 53is054lec.
CLOSED at 537sc; November, 45046loc, closed al
46hc, all the year, 39D40c closed al 395ac: May!
39le0397ee, closed At 39a4c. Oats were frmer'
Sales ranged: Cash lots, 254c; September, 253s0
251oc; 0ctober, ~255sR253c, November 25gS@
26asc closed at 2 57sa26es December, 2elee; an the
year, 2~5as025l2c; May, 28A@294c, closed at 29c.
Rye was firm at54e. Barley was firm at Sec. Flax.
seed was stronger a. &1.33ls. Pork was auiet and
almost nominal. Sales ranged; Cash lots $4,000
~ September, $l6' 5QQ17 al the year, SLIGO
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-The Drovers' journal re-
ports; Hogs-Receipts. 5000; shipments. 800.
The market for best grades, was active and 10 15c
shipping, $606.35i light $5.5006.30; skips and
grassers, $405.50.
oatle-Reoeipts. 5000; shipments, 1000. The
good to choice shipping steers, 1900 to 1850 his,
$6.1006.5O; grassers. $45005.50; range. cattle
steady; Texans, $4@5.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1000; shipments.
600 The market was steady and unchanged; inferior
to fair, $2.5003 p cwts medium to good, $500
$50; common to prime, $3.9004.25.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. observation-disclosures. 1900:
shipments, $50. The market was strong; export
steers, $6.4006.75; good to choice shipping steers.
8 -9006.30l common TO medium steers, $1,000
6 Colorado steers $405, grassfed Texas steers,
Sheep ana Lambs - Receipts $500: shipments.
none. The market was steady inferior to fair sheep
extra, $3.6o14 lambs, $364.50; Texas sheen. 900
$50. p
Hogs-Receigts, 1000, shipments, 1900. The
market was active and strong: Workers, So. 90 10.
packing hogs, $5.5006; butchers hogs, Sc. 1o96.40.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-Beeves-No receipts;
dressed beef dull; city slaughtered, sales SIS. 451
10;5Q v cwta with s~electlons at $40. 750II; Texas
and Colorados $7OS ~ cwt.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 5000; weak and
lower $3.2504.75 $v cwt. for common to good
shgfSpj $1,000 3 $ e sy .,n for : l e esaz = Z
EAST LIBERTY, Sept. 1g-Catte-In fa;r 5ansnd
2, 100.
Hogs-Fsr1n. Receipts, 1.50o; shipments. 3. 100,
Philsdelphias. ~$6.50D8.60s Baltiufores and Workers
/ Sc. l53B.4O gfaesers, ~$5.5005.75.
Sheep-Duil and a shade lower. Receipts, !, 800;
shipments, 5000.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1S.--Hoes steady; common
and light, $4.5006: packing and butchers, So. 100
$50. Receipts, 100; shipments. $50. (
KANSAS CRY, Sept. 1S.-The Live Stock Ind.
Gator reports: No market to-day; fair holiday.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 1s.-Hogs hrn at $5.4o
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Facts About the Rice Crop.

New York Sept 1s.-Following is a state
ment Of the foreign and domestic rice movement;
Foreign-Exports of India rice, from Jan. | to
date, 8, AGO, 500 bags, stock in English ports. 1856,
1872 bags; quantity anoat, I,320,376 bags. Euro
pean markets show more movement at irregular
prices.
Domestic-The new crop is coming forward
freely. The recent reports of heavy loss in the
Carolina crop. because Of storms, are gross ex-
aggerations; the damage is confined TO a narrow
territory, and the loss is Insignificant compared
with the total crop The crop promises a large
yield on the Atlantic coast, and will show a
handsome advance over that of last year.
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MARKETS.
COAL w COKE

SUhb ArU S0hH-
Anthracite coal, $3.50 y ton; PHtsburg coal, 1878
q ton; Raymond City coal 1915 p ton; block coal,
1925 p tom crushed coke, 13c y bush; lump coke,
lie v bush nnrn coons
CANNED FVoDS.
Tomatoes-Two-pou ndc cans, s0095c; 3-pound 81
9l.15.. Peaches-Standard 3Ponpd, $l.S002.o01
81 3 I8om1 s "a GornRpoil5s S'non T0 cans 81. Var,
pnn+b a. 90. Ravora 81 Ok. MeNnrray a o5n
I 20 BlaclbeTTies@Fw nornd ~ 0Si'l6s raspe
9 3 @s IL snea$ n seoo ~ AZ ia sIJ SSn4 az. coye
1-pounu' ~ IN 800 ~ a. ~. isSt ~
9yssfSers' 3p en ! an 81 so@i 90. l;;.b29 ri 05S
i. 30. string beans. S509Oc: Lima beans. SOC GsSI. 80;
meas naTrowfst. IS, small. 81. 5O6l go;
Holsters, 81. S00L95; red cherries, 95c0$1. 10;
gooseberries, $101,l0.
DRUGS
4a Meonot ca@ 9nbe-sss9 Ss solss's ooeshiaesl 00f So@s5e,
chloroform. Sl0I.1O; copperas, brls., so,
cream tartar, pure, 3S640c; indigo, 90c0$l; icorice,
Calab., genuine, 35040c; magnesia, carb., 2-oz., 80
SS5c; morphine, p. & w. p ounce, $3.5o03.75 /;
oil. bereamot. % is. So. rs 03:o opium. A.50D4.T5;
ouiinine. P. IS w. ~ ounce, Si.150i.20: balsam
copaiba' 6o065c: soap. CASTLE. Fr.. I2Dl6cs soda,
bieaFh., 4la9ec; salts epson 495ss snlphgs -four,
elyceripe. 2503Oc; iodide potass., S1.35D1.4O;
borax, ISOLDE; cinchonidia, 10000,
54955c; coal oil, legal test 10l4aI5c: bank, 500
Csc, best straits, Csc; Labrador, 6Oc, West Virginia
Iubricating, 20@3ee miners 65c. Lard oiis-No
WHITE LEAD-Pure, 5Aei lower grades, 405c.
nv nnnns
na1.s se,a% .n
fancy, She; Aliens fancy, 5lac; Aliens dark. lac;
Aliens pink, oc; Arnoids, oci berln, solld c9iors,
519c; Coeheco, oci Sonestoga, PC; punnens, PIC;
Eddystone, &c; Gloueester oA2c; Hartel, 3ei mar
mony, 5ci Hamllton, oc; Greenwlcn. o19c; hnicKer.
booker, 5l2c: Mallory, pink, DC; Richmond, D.
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ols...

OIL CITY, Sept a8s-The petroleum. market opened
with National Transit Company certificates at 77laei
highest price, W$cs lowest price. 74lee, and closed
CIearances, 7,346,6 600 bris. Runs, 7i,S42 brls.
Shitments, "a, 655 bris. CHARTERS, 99,286 bris.
on City OH Exchange stock. 800 per share bid; $500
asked
BRADFORD. Sept 1s-Crude 0l-Fotal runs
Yesterday, go, o bris. TOTAL shipments. 7l,Al5
brls. Charters, 3d. 8 brls. Gearances, 8, 7ls0OO
brls. The market opened with National Transit Com
pany certificates at 77a4c, and closed at 76c; highest
price during the day, 773Ac; lowest price, 76c.
PrTTSBuRG. Sept, 18.-The petroieum market
was duh; United ~pipeline certificates opened at
77asc, declined to 76ssc, rallied to 77I4e, broke, and
closed weaker at 76lec.
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Foreign Money and stock Market.

LONDON, Sept. 1875 P. M4-Goyernmsnb bonds
-consOls for money. l01 3-l6; account, 1O1l4;
United States Tours, 1929, four,and a-halfs, 115le.
Railroad bonds-Erie, 11412; Erie, seconds, 57Ss;
New York Central, l03ss Illinois Central, 126l9;
Pennsylvania Central, 1865; Reading, 1929; Cana
dian Pacific; 145; Milwaukee, & st. Paul, s5ss. Bar
silver, 5Oa.
PARIS, Sept. 1S.-Rentes 7Sf zoe.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Sept. 18.-Cotton quiet: 10 1850
10 1I-I6e; futures quiet; September, i9.23c; October.
100 9 November. 10.09c5 December, 10. i6c: Jan.
nary. 10.26es February, l0.4Oc, March. lO.52c
April, 1860, May. 1859; june, 1O.88c.
GALVESTON, Sept. 18.-Cotton easy. middInu.
1Oc; receipts, 5000 bales; exports, 1,iOg sales,
/ 800 bales; stock on hand, $4,000 ales.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1S.-cotton n~otninaliy IN
1853 bales; stock on hand. 1855 bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 1S.-Coston onist; middi;ne
10A4c; receipts. 50 bales; ~shipmants, I42 balesi sJdek
on hand, 4,735 bales; sales, none.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 18.-Cotton steady and
unchanged; net receipts, 955 bales; sales, 800 bales:
stock on hand, 1920 bales.
CINCINNATI Sept. 1S.-cotton duh and lower,
middling, 103sc.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 18.-cotton quiet; middling
I01ac.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 18.zWith more seasonablc
weather prevailing, distribution ct jobbing hands IS Of
better proportions. From agents the demand has
been modsrate.
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ing as far as products are concerned" The De-
partment of Agriculture reports the wheat crop
for the year at a little above 900, 000, GOO bushels;
oats at the same figure; corn, ], SO0,000,OeO bush
els, or W. hundred millions greater than any
previous corn crop; cotton, a fair average, rang
ing from six to seven millions of bales, while the
minor cereals, such as barley. rye and buck
wheat, promises a good average yield. The
dence, which seems, however, to be gradually re-
turning,
The local market continues in the stronger po-
sition Of two or three days past. The Board OF
Trade Price Current says of wheat; For cash
No. 2 red and Mediterranean there is irmer
tone, caused by light receipts and good demand.
Fair inquiry for futures. New York at noon
was }e off; Baltimore &c higher, and Chicago
lc lower than yesterday. We quote:
No. 2 so
Nc. 9 Aledlterranean : 80
no; z ~
No. 3 red 10
September .,s-----. 70
Corn firm and steady for all choice grades. Of
ferings only fair. Futures not wanted Light
arrivals and all of off grades. New York at
noon was &c off; Baltimore continues neglected,
while Chicago is lie higher for October, and the
same for September. Wequotei
No. 2 white
NO. s white
Yellow
High
Mixed.
Rejected. AS
Sound
Oats continue steady, with fair demand for
spot deliveries. Futures dull Arrivals fairly
liberal. We quote:
No. 2 white.
Mixed.
Rye-No. 2 quiet; SOC bid; no sellers.
Rrar AC+ao3,. or 20 b;d vy.4b.,,4 ea11aru
Hay-Prime timothy dull; held to arrive at
$1l.5 81, without buyers.
Raj IN STORE.
Sept. Is. 1884.
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December. S.5508. SOC; January, s.6oDS.65e: Feb
ruary, S.6008.65c; March: s.70ci April, $500
300.
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I~eaerseavilIe. Madison : I-oaiaoano,5s

Depart-Southern Express, daily, s....,,-.. 40 ana
Louisville and Madison Express. 7.25 an
Louisville and Madison mail D. c.. 3s50pm
Louisville Express daily..-..4 6sA5pm
Arriye-lndanspolis and Madison Mail. 9A5 am
Indianapolis, ST. Louis and Chicago
Express. daily, !. ..-.....-.-. l0:45an
New York and Northern Fast Elk,
press, ! 7oopa
EtLonis, Chicago and Detroit Fast
Line, daily, .-..-..-.... 1Os45 nm
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CONGO.

NEW YORK. Sept. I8.-Conee-spot quiet
1885, options q shade lower; sales, spot at $50
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Wards Cream Of Chalk,
Aromatic Rose Flavor, will give you pearly teeth,
rosy gums and sweet breath. Price, % cents.
Druggists. Browning & Sloan, agents,
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90 Y ca rs

The reports from the useof Swifts Specific Is. S..S@
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Chicago, St. Louis & P~itssDurI.
Depart-New York. PhiIadeIphia Wash.
lneton, Baltimore and P~ittsbur9
Express, daily, s..-
Dayton and Columbus Express, ex.
eept SUNDAY
kichmond Accommodation
New YORK, Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Baltimore and PittsburxEr
press, daily, s, h...-.
Dayton Express, except sunday.
Accommodation, except
Sunday
New York, Philadelphia, Washing
ton Baltimore and Pittshurg Ex.
press, daily. 4
Columbus and Dayton Express en
cept Sunday
New York. Philadelphia Washing
Ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex,
press, daily.
Dayton Express, daily. except Sun.
hmIuAGo DIVISION VIA KoKoMo, r., G. q ST.
Uo-Iouisvile and Chicago Express,
Louisville and Chicago Fast Elk
press, daily s.......I:
A~friSe-Chicago and Louisville Fast Express
Gaay,
Chicago aud Louisville Express,
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A skin Of Beauty js q Joy Forever.
DR.. II. FELIX 60URAUDS
ORIENTAL CREAM OR MAGICAL BEAUTlFIER

NcmOVoa Tun
Pimples FTecE.
les. Non Pa 4Sh
81 Rash 's snS
Skin d;ea.sas
and every bisspsn,
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Cincinnati. Indianapolis. St. Louis a chicago.


CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Cincinnati Fast Line, daily, s. and
g AtUD al
Indianapolis Rushville and Column
bus Accommodation ..- ZOO am
Cnennatiand louisville Mail D. o. 345 pm
Martinsville Accommodation. - $50 nm
Chicago, Rock Island ard Peoria
Express. daily .........-...... 6:35 nm
Arrive-Martinsville Accommodations ..-.- $40 am
Indianapolis Accommodation, daily 1880 am
Chicago and St. Louis Mail, p. a.. >11s50 ana
Indianapolis, Rushvi1le and Column.
bus Accommodates ESQ pn
Chicago, Portland ST. Louis Night
Lime, daily, $, and c. c...-.......l 1915 an
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Chicago, Peoria and Omaha Ex-
Chicago Fast Mail, p. c......-...12:10 pm
Western Express ..-.-- 5.05 pa
daily, sTYg. .s...~r~Il2Opm
Arrive-CncEnai Fast Line, daily, g G
Lafayette oommodation .1a46sa
Cincinnati and Louisville Fast Mail
Chicago, Rock Island aud Peoria Elk. 6s20pfa
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

INDIANAFULISi pepI. 10.
oATTlE-Receipts. $780, shipments, 800. The
local supply was very light and mostly Of butchers
grades. The market was steady at Yesterdays prices.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.

The New York Market Opens Strong and
Higher, but Closes Weaker.
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Wabash, st. Louis q FacHlea
Depart-Detroit and Chicago Mail ..--...-. 1I5 am
TolelO. Fort Wayne, Grand Rapids
and Michigan Express --+--.---. 2:l5 pm
Detroit Express, daily, s..4--..-- o pm
Detroit through coach on g., ST.
l. s. P. Express -1I00P3
-Arriye-Detroit Express, daily, $500. 900 an
Pacific am
Detroit and Chicago Mail-------- S:55 pm
/. & P. Express .s~....e 400 ana
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Indiana, Bloomington & Western.
PEORIA DIVISION.
Danart-Pac;sc Fxpres and Mai. ...... 7:30am
Kansas and Texas Fast Line, =. e.. 400 pn
Burlington and Rock Island Ex.
press, daily, r. c. and --.-----1l:1O pM
Arrive -Eastern and Southsrn Express
daily. r. g. and s.-.--.--..-. $50 an
Cincinnati Special, r. ......---.1 1:15 an
atlantic EXPRESS and Mail. -...--. Clio PA
ST. LOUIS DIVISION.
Depart-Moore6eld Accommodation ..-..-.. $50 an
Mail and Day Express. .----.--. @ ana
Night Express, daily; r. c-.-.---11.06pa
Arrfve-Nieht Express. daily, r. cs.-.-..--- 3.55 an
Mail and Day Exrress..--..-.-..- 6sO0PM
Moorefeld Accommodation .-..-.s q
EASTERN DIVISION.
Denart-Bastern Exnress, Mail, daily. 8, r Q. 4:20 an
Ban. Exnress. .11:45a ma
Atlantic Express. r. c..-.---. 6:45 pm
Arriye-Pacihe Express, r. c.-...----.---.- IsO0 am
Western Express. pun
press daily, and !. :. s4.-...lo: mn
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Circulating Library.

Mention was made two weeks ago of
an effort for Il circulating library. The
w. c. Il. Z. of Washington Springs
again offers to the public the reading
of good interesting books for one penny
per book. III kept out over two weeks
ut a time one penny per week will be
tined. AT present the library will be
open every Saturday p. m. from o'clock
till Sat Mrs. Holmes Ford's restaurant.
Mrs. Fannie Mcdonald, librarian.
Boys and girls, save the stray penny
for the reading ofaa good book. Store
vhe mind with good, pure thoughts and
temptations will be the more easily re-
slsttd. Our books are small but con-
talnjast as much and good reading as
tao in dollar binding. We intend to
add hore attractive books to the libra.
ry asfunds viii permit. Friends can
aid inthe good cause by donations OF
books, papers or money to purchase
with. Please help.
r. j. $. for the UNION.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-12-12
The Dakota Legislature.

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special ftatureof the legislative reports
during the session of the legislature
and will give 4 clear idea of the leyisl;,-
ton pending or accomplished, noting
raretu1lythr prospects and progress OF
all important measures. The editor ot
the Journal has had large eXperlenc,
us legi> >lative reporter and believe.
he Knows what is wanted by those in
terested in legislative proceedings
The Weekly journal will be sent t,
any address from date of, subscription
till the close of the Legislature for 81
cents. The Daily journal during til
session will cost So The weekly con
tains 1orty-eight columns OF matte
and is tilltd with news and choice mi
cellany That will prove q welcome Wis
itor to every household.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-12-12


NOTICE FOR PUBrTCAT!ON.--land 0ltiet
~ at Mitchell, d. T.. Nov 18TH 1854 4.
Notice is hereby given that the iolowihn
named settler las iled notice OF his ia!cntoutt
niaHe final prnof u support OF Ais claim, ana
Court .Ierauld county at WcSsiligt0n Si,rnes.i'
j., on December 19lh 1881. viz;
Gf.AHLiiS WAGNER.
under his d. entry No 2:,026 for the wv sec il
town loG. range 81. lie names the following vii
nesses to prove his continuous residence upoh
and cultivation OF said land, viz: Carl Hcn. {
Cloht. Petcr klink, Louis iNruse, nf,SuIlivalt
D. L. n2ld26 GEO. i. f., EnIIrI. llc&SS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS. Office
~ at Mitchell. d. I. NOV. Is. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice OF his intention Il;
make final puof in support of,his cj;tila. ;rrl''
that said proof will be made before Clerk Dist
Court leGtilld county III Wcssingto,, Springs, y
T., on jan 81 1850 Viz:
FRANK +. SIMPSON.
under his nd fling No. 1921 for the sell sec II
town 0G range 81. He nanesthe following Vii,
ncsses 10 prove his continuous residence uIca
and cultivation OF. said land. viz: Joseph Fora
/ Nathan Rhodes Clas. Wagner. OF Sullivan. .Jei
a,ld Co.. Emanuel johnson. OF I'lAulillsioM. y
! L. n2Sj2 GFo y. EvERITr, Register
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-12-12
CONTEST NOTICES.

NOTICE. U. $. Land Office, Mitchell, D. I
~ Nov. IS, 1854.
Complaint having been entered II this oEiirt
by Calvin NJ. Young against Ida Gree.
ton for abandoning her homestead entry No
25506 dated june 21th, '226. upon the nOgthwrS'
q. sec %. t0W. l0G, range G3 in jcrai)ld COun'n
entl"-: She said r&r;i,,s are hcrcby 5nnlloucd H.
appear IT ibis ui,ii:r Oh the 2Ii day o! ileu. s5l
III iG0'cloa& &; m. TO rcspaud md furnish tus /
m04y c8ngelu!lg said alleged abandonment
dEd GilD. - i,} ElIII. hCGlStrG