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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1885-07-09
Wahpeton Richland County, Dakota Thursday july Q 1885

reducing the same into kindling
wood, but glad to say Mr.. Purcell
was not hurt in the least. This was
a wild and exceedingly dangerous
run in the darkness, directly attri-
butable to the want of lamps upon
street corners. Those entertainments
are dangerous things especially after
dark. Perhaps it would he better
to leave the crossings about level
on the street. A team unmanage-
able or running away is likely to
strike the embankment any time,
and do dais a
The evening of the&ourth thieves
got into Lorentz Oestrich's bed
room, and carried away a satchel
filled with shirts and underclothing,
suitSf clothes and an overcoat,
leaving the latter outside. Monday
night thieves cut panel out of W.
A. White & Cos. back door and
stole seven watches, shoes and other
articles. The next day Lorentz
spoke of his loss in the presence of
a young man mending chairs in the
sample room, who at once remarked
that he had just prior thereto seen
rusty crowd Of men overhauling
satchel filled with such clothing, at
the N. z. track in Breckenridge,
suggesting that Lorentz might find
the satchel by visit to the place.
And he at once secured the services
of Sheriff Arbuckle of Wilkin coun-
ty, and they made search, finding
the satchel and some of the goods,
and coming home got the chair men
der to accompany him and taking
policeman or two along all again
went over and soon the chair nender
found White & Co.'S watches and
shoes hid under the sidewalk in a
pail. Tuesday night the police run
in several parties and the next
morning it was found that three had
escaped through hole in the ceiling
to the garret and from this through
a small circular window in the ga
ble Of the Jail to the street, and
that is the last of them. The others
did not 60, claiming they had no
occasion to run away. We congrat-
ulate Mr.. White on the recovery of
his goods. He rewarded the chair
mender. Lorentz and the chair
mender are to be credited with the
recovery of the goods, and the officers
are to be credited with the thieves
eScape. ~
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Celebration Notes,
Mr.. Donnelly took in the Gil

Mr. Donnelly took in the circus.
The streets were remarkably free
from drunken men.
Mr.. Donnelly witnessed the races
from the judges stand.
1t is estimated that there were be-
tween 1000 and S000people in town.
There were I6 or 18 lemonade
stands upon the streets and they all
seemed to make money.
The Fourth was a magnificent
day, excepting light rain about
S O'Clock in the afternoon.
The Congregational society cleared
more than $40 on it's dinner, and
the Methodist more than $50, the
latter having two stands.
A good many people seemed to
have a limited opinion Of such ac-
comm odations as were afforded the
audience to listen to the oration.
The band ought to have been
present at the display of fireworks
in the evening. This would have
added very materially to the enjoy
ment of the occasion.
The only thing approaching a
fight was between two policemen.
and two others over the division of
proceeds of a lemonade stand-in
which the latter was demolished.
Three or four thousand people
witnessed the races.
The proposed dance at the rink
failed to materialize.
The wheel of fortune folks lost
money, they claimed.
Mr.. Donnelly complimented Wah-
peton's cornet band.
Judge Hudson was the only man
we noticed from Fargo, and he was
made welcome.
Everybody was pleased with the
circus, what there was of it, includ-
ing the ''rare and beautiful animals
Of the world"
The circus band boys were rather
pleased with Wahpeton's band, and
wanted three or four of the boys to
accompany them.
A smart young man displayed
greenbacks, and they were soon cap
tured by an attache of the circus.
Policemen followed the latter into
the tent and regained the money.
The G. A. r. headquarters was a
very pretty place and undoubtedly
afforded members thereof and friends
much satisfaction, for which they
are largely indebted to Adolphe
Bessie.
The merry -go-round was the big
strike of the season. 1t is said to
have taken in more money than all
the lemonade stanks put together;
was constantly on the whirl, requir-
ing two horses to do the circular
work in the afternoon. .
Adolphe Bessie showed enterprise
in the advertisement of his coal. It
was a wagon containing a stove
burning the coal all surrounded by
lettered canvas; and horses travelled
along either side the same covered by
lettered canvas, and ridden by boys.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1885-07-09
Churches, County and 7O,U,s
Officials.

WAHPErON'S CHURCHES.
The Catholic--Organlzed, 1875, by Rev Father
Bergmann; corner Dakota-ave and Sec
ond street. Services, 1890 m and s 3:3O m.
GEO. HEpPERLE, Rector.
The Congregational - Organized, 1880, by Rev
o Emerson. the first in North Dakota;
Fifth street, between Dakota and Wiscon-
sin avenues. Services, 1O:45 nj and T:45 pm.
B BARNES, Pastor.
The Methodist--Organized, 1880, by Rev R D
Patterson; Dakota ave, ever White & Co.'S
store. Services, 1O45 m and 7:45 pm.
w Troy, Pastor.
The Episcopal Organized, 1888, by Rev HI
Gurr; Cor Fourth street and Wisconsin ave
Services, 10:45 a IN and 7:45 D m.
REV. NJ. FLAcK, Rector.
The Baptist--organized, 1888, by Rev E Tyson;
Wisconsin ave between Fourth and Fifth
streets. Services, 1O:45 a IN and 7:45 m,
NO regular services at present
t2sT new Catholic church, now nearly COM
pleted will be dedicated to services in the
spring of 1885.
RlCtlLAND COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Legislative Representatives, Stebbins and
p j McCumber.,
Soi,.iisSi Sioiei s--Jont N Deans, CHAIRMAN; r f.
Davis and Theo Doerr
Auditor--Fred L staun, \ Sunderland, deputy.
County Attorney..... .......WS Lauder
Register of Deeds. ds................JM M Rurgles
treasurer. ..........O ulsaker
Clerk of the Court. IH Miller
'heiil.. ................. ........,R N Ink
School Superintendent -. W M House
Judge OF Probate. JR Buxton
Coroner ~, o,,-.
Iouh'y fhyslclan ............. DR. G w Nuckolls
WAHPETON OFFICIALS.
Mayor, J H. Miller; Aldermen, First ward.
Mlchael Schmitt, chairman Anton Miksche;
Second ward. JOakim Bauer and Dr. G. 10
SwMlne; Third ward, J. c. Pyatt and B.
Chief of Police tobn D Hoor,
runGe oIncer. .TheO. Reiter
S.eik .............. .... .Chas X Loomis
.S II Snyuer
treasurer. .........., r Carson
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st. Paul to and from Wahreton daily. Casse1-
ton to and from Wahpeton. daily except Sunday
CT WARREN, Gen. Pass AIT.
H. Fl. ST. JOHN, Local Agt, Wahpeton
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-10

In the midst of rheumatic or neuralgia
torture IL is pleasant 10 feel a mastsrly rem
edy moving through your system, driving
out the psDgs and freeing the tied Joints.
Wiring of AthIophoros--the cham pion
remeCy-Mr. George Hssen. Fair Haven.
Conn. says: Have ben victim OF Neu.
raleia for wears. During the last attack
tried Athlophoros. I's effect was truly
wonderful. After he second dose felt Il
all through rue, and my'pAin vas gone. In
three hours / was able 10 resume WORK, and
have not been troubled sipcs"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-10
Rheumatism Ooieklv Cursd.

There hes never been a medfCine for rheuma-
ism Introduced IN this State that has given such
lnlFsrsai satisfaction as Dursngs Rheumatic
kennedy. IL STANDS ODt alone the one great
zen coy that actually cures this dread disease. II
J. tsEen Intetnal ly and never las ard never can
all 10 cure the worst cese in the shortest lime II
nss me Involvement SAD recommendation OF
many leading Ibvsic ans 81 this State AUD else
where u = sold by every druggist az s.. Write
'ol ice tOfiy.pGge fsmphlet 20 r K. HELPB an
SINE. Druggist. Was aingr on. D. G.
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Car lots-Whest, Isl; corn. col: oats. 2l7.
Estirn ated receipts hogs, S.CO0 head


Estimated receipts hogs. S.CO0 head
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE REVIEW.
LONDON Feb o.-The Mark Lane Express In
It's weekly review OF the British corn trade says:
The cool rains oil the past week had a fsvorabI
influence on crops. They soiidihed the ground
and roots OF tie wheat TIE rains prevented
thTashing, which reduced farmers deliveries
Sales OF the week were 67.9l3 quarters at S7s Cd,
against $500 quarters a. SIS 50 for the correspond
ing week of last year. The markets continue slow
with declining values in the provinces Prices
are shilling lower for English wheat and cheaper
Tor any foreign equivalent. Receipts of wheat
moderate; OF Hour heavy, altogether equal TO
s6,65I quarters of wheat hour, therefore declined
g. @ls. The Liverpool trade is steadieT Nj xed
american maize sold in London st 21s Cd xtra
shipped White rubbish from Morocco and o her
interior round corn fetched 26627s. Threa car
goes arrived OF the coast. i've sold: two with
drawn one Australian remains Wheat to arrive
in small inquiry. but prices hardening. Barley
verg SOW. oats firm but quiet. Beans and peas
unchanged.
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COMM ERCIAL.

Through the medium OF travelling sslesmen and
II AL orders direct the dry soOcs trade starts well
for sondsy. Prices OF leading cotton goods are
uuehaneed and prices are well maintained in all
western Jobsing markets. notwithstanding compe-
niion Is sharp. Groceries are doing good bust
ness Roasted coffee has declined &c: strip has
advanced. also rice Raisins have slightly de-
ehned. Leather remains unchanged though
bntineks Is sood. Eggs are scarce but prices are
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-10

ANTWERP, Feb. 9-Petroleum-171S.

WILMINGTON. Feb 81 urpen,iae-Oul at PIC.
PITTsBURG, Feb 9--Peu0leuu-Dull, certii-
Gates opened at T214c declined 10 7O5sc rallied 10
1Lc, and closed 81 7t5sc.
OIL CITY, Pa, Feb 9.--Nstjoual Transit GER
fostes opened at Tlc; highest ne: lowest,
f05ac; closed, 75se. Sales, l642,O0) bbls; clear
snces, 5,776 coo bbls. shipments, 1854 obls.;
charters. Is, no obls Oh Clay Exchange stock. no
bid; S425
BRADFORD. Pa. Feb 9 Crude On-Opened
wesk and lower. NatiOna Transit and Tidews-
ter runs for Saturday and sunday, 90 962 bbls.:
toal:shpments los, or bbls charters, 2S IFS bbls
elesrances, 4,46,0C0 bbls. National Transit GER
uhoates opened at nc, closed at 505Sc highest
price, ne; lowest price, 701zc.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-10

t.uSDoF. Fen C1nsols. 90 lilo: account Sc
rHiied states Bonds-4S ISL as ll5K Rail
Tosc aonds- Canada Pacific. 3ess Erfe llLS
So oD5t. So. Illinois Central. 49, Il Paul 76s
" lork Central. ~ Pacific. 52lS: Rea1ins
~. silver 49,
~ARIs. feb. s.-Renres So. t5c
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Dry Gnnd..

NEW YoRk. Feb 9-Dry Goods-For dress
fabrics OF various classes there has been improv-
inquiry, followed by a number of moderate
tskings with very good order request for like Sc.
lections. Prints and printed fabrics are in fair
order request bat for staple Cotous the market is
more quiet For flannel there are many small
orders. For WOODEN goods inquiry more limited.
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Ave AsassH
Indianapolis 1--we STOCK rarke,.

indianapolis Live Stock Market.
USIoS sTocx-YARDs Feb. 9
OATIIA-Receipts. 100 besd: shipments. none.
sut few here and market very duh on all except
the best grades few of tho common class left over
nnsolds good shippers. If here. would sell higher.
200 70 cnolce IS 25 IS IS
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THE INDIANAPOLIS

unchanged. Poultry is unchanged EXCEPT hens,
which have ssvsnced 1c.
GRAIN.
The BOARD OF Trade circular has the following
regarding cereals:
Wheat Tone of market dull. although prices
IRE about the sameas Saturday. Futures in no de-
insnd. New York &c of. Baltimore 1k93Sc Of and
Chicago &c of.
Corn Prices about the same; good demand for
ell each offerings. Futures dull. New York sc
lower. Baltimore &c lower aud Chicago steady.
cats Farm at quotations. Supply scarce.
The following table SHOWS the receipts of grain
% this roint for the past twenty-four hours:
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BALTIMORE Feb 9.-Thisxy- Steady at q Goa
! u.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. WHISKY Steady at q 4
CHICAGO Feb WbiskY- Quiet at 81 Is,
CINCIENATI Feb 9.-Whisky- Quiet: no sales
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. g. Whisky Dull a.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-10

Men who suffer through ludiscretious, re.
member Aliens Brain Food restores former
vigor 10 brain and body. ST. 6 for s.. at
druggists, or By mail from J. H Allen, 3l5
First avenue New York
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1t is estimated that the average consumo.
ton Of wheat by each inhabitant OF the
United States is nearly six bushels.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate
BRwARE or INVITATIONS.

bRNARE or INVITATIONS.
limitations and c0Unterfeits have sgain an
Deared. Be cure that the word ''Borsford's''
- On the wrappers. None are genuine with.
cut II.
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peeders and common shippers-.--.-...--. 20 - 50
etockers... so az 90
GOOD 20 choice coNs and heifers. Is - 90
Fair to medium, cows and osi'ers -. 8 IS as 60
Common 70 medium COWS and heifers-- IS AZ 60
Veals common 10 good .................-- 5l77 o.
Bulls, common 20 gooo .. - 5O3S TO
kike-s. common ~ eoO1 oAsaS0 9
Hoes-Reoeipp, Loo head: shipments, 800
head. Quality fair. mos Iv light grades. Market
sctive and higher lights: all sold easy,
closing firm.
Select heavy shipping 80. ..-..-.s4 eo95 90
select llent
Select light ard heavy psckng~........... 7014 so
Pigs and heavy roughs. ----.---.----.--.. 2l84 60
SHEEP Receipts. none; shipvnents. none. But
few here snd quality not good. Msrhet dull on
this class. while good grades steady at last
weeks prices.
Good 10 choice grades ....A.....t5 60a3 S.
SOmfnon Srsoes.---.-- s.---..------ 2o692 90
% lCAei pef utau ~ % b.
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Rye-No. nominal
PTand-Dull: Sl2 90 bid
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Furnished by n. Z. Kinney & Co, Grain and PRO.
vision Brokers. No. Chamber of Commerce.
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sTATE RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Evansville ana verre saute Raii,oad.

Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad.
Via Vandalia Line
I've Indianapolis i7sl5 am sPll IS ar sslo:45 pr
Terre Hsuie. lUs0 am goo De, 400 ar.
ArT-Evansvile. 400 On 7.O5 Do 7-l5 ain
Lve-EFansville- 1913 am Epic 30 am IS SIS pm
Arr-Terre BaUte 1000 am 2:l7pn ll:59 pr
INDIANAPOLIS $3.50 pm 4:<0 D. 3.5c arn
Daily. Daily except Sunday Parlor car
sleeping Car.
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j. e. RYAN g. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

60 and ca Esst Maryland ST. Indianapolis.
Grain. Flour. Feed. Produce, etc STORAGE Cor
four and merchandise. Our rooms sre large, airy
and clean.
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Flour, Grain aud Hay,

Flour, Grain and Hay
Rlour-Pa.ent, 81 7535 o.; extra fancy 81 OOA
Sc fancy. So 9C9i o.; choice. 50 1903 20: { al
So 550S 50; treble extra 81 6o92 ~: double sxtra.
s. N@2 so: extra, 81 25eS2 50; sUperfne, sla0d
4 Ii. frQ e. N
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The following t.oie snows sbe amount of grain
In store 81 tnis point;
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE.

Went into effect Sunday. jar. %. 1891.
TRAINS Run BY CFyTRAb sTAynARn TINE
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EvaRsviII. and Terre aaur. railroad.

EvaRsVilIs and ere Haufe Railroad.
Wis l. and St l. Railway
LVe-IndianapOliS 40 am 1885 pm
TeTre HaUte.. 1910 AMP 500 pm 400 am
ATr-E Evansville. $50 pm 7.O5 pm rs am
Lye-Evansville-. f6 05 am ePlO.aO am = S:l5 pTr
ATr-TeTre Haute 10 90 amp 2:l7 prn IL 50 DC
indianapolis S:I5 pm 6.l5 pm 3:s5 an
Daily Daily except Sunday. paTior car
ssleepine car.
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For all information, rates. mspS, time tables.
tc., call ct the Union Ticket Office, Bates House
orner, Massachusetts, Avenue Depot or al ths
Union DEPOT
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Wabash, st, Loais and Pacific Hallway.
DEPART Arrive
Det. & Chi. Mai. 7:Isam Oct. II. S.. s.O6srn
T0l, st. ". dM.Ex 2.l5pm Pacific Ex.f II :8Gann
Del. TX, d'ys... 7:l5pm bet. q Chi NJ s:6sprn
Tol. Ftw&D etdy II .oCpml Tol FtSNsS Dstdy S:59au
fOrtickets sno full information cell st CITY
Tic ct Office, q SO. IL ST. or Union DeD0t Ticket
OF
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OlncnnAti, Indian. pOI,s. 81. Louis and Cni--
coEo.
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Cfneinnau and Florida Fast Lite,
daily. +. and c. c-.....-.....-.. --.-- 200
Gin. husnville ana Col. ACC Il O5 an
Yin. and Louisville Nail, p c. 3:35 pm
Slnclnnau Acc aily.-....-.---...-... SIS prn
AZ e-1nolaIs pot.s Acc, daily II oS
On; and s. Louis Nail, p. c.....-..ll 80 an
indianapolis Acc............ - GOO mrs
chicago aud ST Louis Fast Line,
daily, 6. and c. c.................. IO.4S mn
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Chicago and Rock Island Ex 5.1nsr
Cn1caso Nail. p. c................ z 10 prr-
western TX prees...s ....... SIS nv
Chicago, Peoria and Burlington
FAST Line, s. ?. c....-......... II 20 rrr
ArriVe-C. and L. Fast Line, dy, g, -. sS5 aEs
lafayette ACC ........... 10 IS an
CHM. and Louisville Mail, =. c. $3.50 pc
Cincinnati Acc.......... .............-. 8 u pIp
Inc time wa G., !. 81 L. snd c. ard L. & and "
as follows:
Leave Inds'polls 500 pmlAr. Indis'poi 10:4Osr,
Arrive Lafayette 7:25 pm Iv Lafayette. s:O5 an
Arrive Bloom'tn 1910 smLv. Blooms IN ASS am
For map, tine tables, rates OF fare, aud ali in.
formation apply at Ticket Office, is6 south H.
inois street. and Union Depot Ticket Ofiee.
Chicago, st Louis and Pirtsburg.
PANHANDLE u
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- Depart Arrive
New York, Philadelp'al
Washington, Bslti-
more, Pirtsbu-g, and
Columbus Express 4:25 ir- IL 81 n.
Dayton &ColumbUs ExI IO:45 anIos z.9s y r.
Richmond AccommO-
dattOD ...............s 400 m esq Q.4n N,
New York Philsdelp's,
Washington, Balti-f
more, Pittsburg. Co
lumbus q Dayton Exls II IS .. ra ~ 1920 n m
Dayton Express. - ass p.m.lss 1920 u No
CHICAGO DIVISION, VIA KOKOMO.
Louisville and Chicago
Fast Express. % IL 90 pm - 4.OOan
Louisville and Chicago
Express, P. C........... HIS an S:35p.m
-Dally. |"Datly except sunday. Sleeping car
d Hotel Car.
For tickets and full information call at tcke.
Office Penn. Lines. northeast corner Washington,
Illinois sfreafr ar Unfor novos Vrgrs-as
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rel fSIVoI.
IRAvR-EAsT. sgEIVR
LOgsnsport..... $50 pm 700 sm 10 DID GO pn
Denver J. p &
G. Crossing. 500 pm 1853 am % u = SO 70
Columbia City i 81 pm Gas sml4:ss um SIP am
Auburn june. 1:l2 pm 1850 pm 5 :25 Ola : Is am
ARRIVE. LEAVE
BU tier 90. n Am il so t5 90
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Logabgport, sfs.. fvE0-sttfu ed eouth
uestern-VaDaz1.a Line
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Indiana, Bloomington and WesUern.


Louisville, New Albany and chicago.
(ChicagO Short Line Diyision.l
Depart Arrive.
Frankfort Acc. 50Opm indianapolis MI. s:l5pr
Chicago Eg't E.s Il :20pm Ind Ng't Tx ds. s:S5Sn
{. q NJ. City M'll2;s5pm Indiana polls Ac. :oOau
For tickets and information, call a. Union De
and 26 Goufh Illinois street
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Rsw Fnrs-MInE, large, cark, c; pale, sec: rae
Don. black and extra. 81; large aid dark, CSC;
9sle, toc; muskrat. fail sac; winter 7c;
postum. 54l6c: skunk black. prime Csc:
hort stripe, 40c; otter, SS95c gray fox lOa
&c; red io1 l92-0s house cat. 5a SC: sheen
els, by amount OF w0ll and quality, l0375c;
n.O0
Oils-We ouose: Linses1. raw. 6l.352e: boiled 81
sSoc. isrd oil 659SSc, nfnerss Oil 5 3S0s; iubr1-
ttins oil "a s3Sc; ssSsits oil. 5S350c; beu9ine 10
Sic Goa Oil Indiana lsys .est lGdl0Lxe: $50
gree, test Io159llc; vat white. 50 decree. i4c
i1nuers' 5cpplieS-WS' ,dOfe: Best bra ~ caar.
csl IN J. c, ltxl4 Tx . and Ifx20S6 SO; TX. fOxf4
ixG and l2xl2, = -; rOOorg. &c. lsx20, So 90:
ks, 81 NGlsi block IN. IN pig. "a; bars.
&c Itou--s iron, a2Jci y iron, Sc; Juuista
slvsnized q Der cent discount. refined. So aud
Der cent discount Sheet zins. 6zc Copper
ottOms- Pc Fiainisheo copper SIC Solder Il
also
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Direct connection At Fort WAYNE with l. {. anc
u. :. trains FOR 81 70 MS north srd ea-t
oIBeiBbati, WaBssn and Michigan, via Zee
Line.
nd d Or RFx l.1senr iWab & I'D Ex....u 90 an
Mich d So 3 Ex II 90 an Gin & Ind Ex-... 2:S pm
Wabash Ex.-- 10 pm Ind & 81 Ez-.--n;lo rr3
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Depart Arrive
Mail 10 New York Ex-.. 8 so an
Day Express. dyll :55 am Mail q Ac.......l0 90 am
Terre uaIte Ac 400 On Gin. 4 l. r. L.. $50 IN
Pacific Ex., 'y-l0 A. pr New York Ex-- 40 pm
Ind & s Benz :l0am :. Bend & Ind 10 So au
lno. 5. Bend eX 100 ON :. Bend q Ind ex. 6:42pm
For tickets aud full information call a. ticket
ofce Penn, Lines, northeast corner Washington
ano Illinois streets. ~ Union Depot Ticket Oioa.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-10-17
ESPECIALLY FOR THE LADIES,
And Answered EatydId.

N
Fair Katy stood in the cottage door,
Sweet was the smile that her red lips wore
For Robin was coming down the lane,
Driving homeward the lowing train
And well she knew when his work was DER,
He wonld come around to the cottage door.
She waited there and he came at last
And held the maid to his bosom fast.
A single moment, and in her ear
lie whispered low: Wont you kiss me
dcal?"
She sighed and trcmbled, the maiden fair,
Then pouted her lips and kissed him there.
con-! the bee no swector nectar sips
Than that which lies ON a maidcn's lips
But katy's ma through the window pane
Observed the meeting of the twain.
And said, with an alarm in tone aud air.,
u wonder ii Katie kissed there?"
And li't'e bird in the tlicket hid
Promptly answered "Katydd."