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SOUTHERN PRObPERlTY.-An ex
change very properly remarks: The
growth of the South continues 10
astOnish the people Of the slug is h
Eastern and Middle States. When
wealth IL accommodating in the South
ct the rate Of e16O, 900, 600 y wear.
when the railroad mileage is keep
ing pace with the increase In wealth.
aud when the number OF spindIes
has been doubled since the census
year-when they read about such
facts az these, they begin to think
that the South has future, and 10
wonder how such things can be- ont
OF their own section. Then, too.
they see that Southern cotton mill,
are dividing from 10 to 20 Def cent
on capital invested, when their own
mills are struggling to keep out Of
bankruptcy. Altogether tile S.,uti
ern side Ofthe country is looming mo. >
The first act OF Gen. Fitz Join
Porter, after qualifying "a . Police
Commissioner Of New York CITY.
was 70 introduce before the board :
resolution to the effect that the
Police Department Of that city IL
strictly mon partisan, and any Dolice
MSn fonnd f0rthsring the interest OF
any candidates would lie scverly
dealt with.
A good story rs told ON Ballatine
the celebrated English criminal law.
yer, who Is &C present featuring in
the hub Of the Universe. Bosom
On one occasion in London, he was
pleading the cause of certain Mrs
I1ckle, aud commenced his speech
IN this style: "Tickle, my client. ms
Lord. lila honor quietly obeerveS
that he (Ballatinel was amply GA ma
6le OF doing it himself.
A remarkable wedding party Is 10
De held In Missouri. Twenty one
couples from the northern counties
OF the State have agreed TO got mar.
RED at the same time and place.
There viii be banquet for two
hundred Ruests, aud then g bridal
tour ~ the new husbands and wives
In company.
Since 1865 eunwssss S anpronri.
ated Tor the navy, to DO asod Ia
addition to amounts reCeived from
the sale OF old materials, over 1885,.
600, 600. A6onE e60,OO0 more than
supported the Aasy for the sixty
nine years preceding 1850.
There are over 1900 men and
rom en- employed il. The Overnmet
printing Office.
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A thing Of beauty may he JOY
forever. But no man thinks so
when he SEES his wife fish the pho
toglaph OF a beautiful actress Out OF
his inside pocket.
/ A London physician has aseer
.ained that there ale six deaths
among 1000 married mel, ten among
the same number of bachelors, and
twenty. nine in the same number OF
widOwers.
A flower has been found in North
ern Mexico that has an OdOr like
that OF wlliskey, and when u lot d
tprospectors from California got into
q field where it grew, they were jnsl
wild with excitement until thy
found where the Odor came from.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Goth JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES.
SUCCESSION Or ALclSgE DARRIsBOUGG.
No. 234.


By virtue Of an order Of sale issued in the
above entitled and numbered succession, on
the 2nd day Of December, A. D., 1884, by the
Honorable the Twenty Six judicial District
Court for the Parish Of st. Charles: I, the
undersigned Sheriff Of the Parrish of ~ Charles,
will proceed 70 sell ct public auction TO the
highest bidderat the .MoOnlight Stsrc,r in this
parish. at about seven miles above the Court
house Of this Parish, ON
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 9TH. A. D.. 1885,
1t the hour Of eleven o'clock A. NJ. 1.-The following
described property TO WIT:
| ]. certain tract of land situated in thu
parish of 1t. Charles, ON tho right bank of the
Mississippi river and being lot nnnabsr one ~
| Of the subdivision Of the property Of Gilbert
DarelsbOurg rs shown BY plat Of D. McLeFan,
Civil Engineer, annexed to an act Of part iticn
/ between A. DarensbouFg and OthoFs passed
before l. Dry, then Recorder Of this parish, on
the 10Th February, 1873, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and al
the rights, ways and privileges, thereunte
appertaining and which lot measures sig hun.
bred and forty one and eighty-hve hnndreths
feet on the lower line or line separating II
fremsl lot number two There being ON said lot
buildings belonging to the BueoeesiOn of John
Kulsman and Situated ON the part or portion
Of naia lot rented by Alceste D1rensbourg t.
John kaufman and one building belonging Il
ID. r. l.. Darensbourg and whlch are not 70 b.
included in the sale
2. Lot number ten Of the same property
| which lot measures ten arpents deep ON thu
lower line Of said property as described in sal.
act of partition above rofol red to.
Both IF which lots have y width Of ninety
seyen feet and originally formed part Of tn,
following described property;
1 certain tract OF land situated in the parisl
0f Sc Charles. ON the Ri0ht hank al tlaa ME
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Special attention is called to the Al va,4,.a
ment Of the old established and Fei,shIe ~,
o"cco h?Sse o. s,5est Dufihos tlats A. Delpie,l
The attention VI our merohant. "a a. .
peoPle Of this community IL called offhs ,~S,
and fsYOrably know house eta. q p 4 Win.
nlin, GrOceFs and Oaaalssioa Merehant'. - ~
- AoSSasSr st1eet, New Orie4ea; Deal VITA az
You are invited to soc the anaze Garnet ahow.
room South. at A. BrOasseau's Sen. q nnd Is
ChArtres street, aad tho neatsse iispIav n
tapestry hruasels. body BFusBels, moauestea,
velvess, Axminetsrs, WiltOna, and OFienaml1.
with NO obligation to buy.
Tho attention of eur planters and residanss
Y called to the advertise ent of j. Paouette.
the pateutee Of the sunlight Gas Machine. ~
y 0. 4s hartres street, New Orleans. an 3
OF aend TOR iiiustrAted panphlet. explain
the many advantages this light has OvoH
nervous Othets do ~. Ittthat IA nr
did light IL sold andsr lLiiW ..
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THE RxpOsITIoN.

The Opening ceremonies on the
sixteenth inst, az are well known,
wee, IN mast reapects, satisfactory.
The poem and addresses, the music
ard attendanee, were fitting to the
grand occasion. True, the personal
absence of President Arthur, de-
tanned on account of official duties,
was regretable; vet one Of the great
discoveries Of this century permit.
ted Of his active participation. The
most noticeable absence, however,
and one that carried the greatest re.
greet to the assembled thousands,
accompanied with surprise, was &.
the prepared and actual ce,y IL. ~,
did, III no manner, inclu 10 t.
architect whose genius had con,
Oeived, and un err whose actir,
direction were huilt the grand build
ings within wnicn the representa-
rlve men and products ofthe civilized
globe were gathered.
True,thFOagh bis work, TOrgeysoI
si5Oke to che gathered multitude ii
form moro elective aud gracefu
than were possible 10 the chOsel
orator and poet. Stillil were ittinI
mat tue occasion shenid have heeI
nonOred, and the people, Z, atifiet
by sOme Ofiicialrecognition a.o ~.
one. "f the man. This has AWAY
..een, when practicable, the custoI
AT the ie,iicatiOn Of great works O
alike, architecture and art, accom-
panied with fitting reference TO th
man by the chosen orator and poe
i The painter has preserved th
remembrarc that tue Architect {
the wonderful building in which tn
first Worlds Exposition was helt
WAS at its opening ceremonie
deemed worthy of the first presen
alton to Eugland's Queen and Roy,
family.
Notwithstanding many diflcUltit
the exhibits are daily being place,
and each day, evidences the ia,
that when all exhibits find the
allotted places, there will have bee
gathered, for the sight of man,
larger, more varied and w0nderf
J display Of the works of nature III
handiCraft than ever blessed huma
lily before.
II The HERALD sincerely trust
that no untoward circumstance vi
. prevent the Anal realization of Til
: happy success which all well wis
! ers Of the Exposition have 50 co
stantly desired.
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Southern University.

The Collegiate, tho NOrInal and the Propar.
atOry Departments Of this InstitutiOn viii be
opened Dot. 1, 1884. Students desiring t.
enter any Of these Departments should apply
promptly. We will have apparatus for iiius.
trating the Natural sciences, and all students
OF advanced courses will have the proper
attention and Instruction. Students who ontev
the Normal Department will recsivo special
instruction and attention.
Catalogues may be obtained BY applying "a
NJ. L. A. Martinez, Editor, Louisiana Standard
New Orleans.
For further infsFnation or catalogues, apply
60 the President,
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HAHNvlLLE, JAN. 3, 1885
1DvERTIsING RATES
NEWS ITEMS.


Woodcocks are abundant in st.
Landry.
The sugar crop in st. Landry will
be very small. F
Public schools Of Lagcnrche will
reopen In January.
The Rapidesi people want = cot
ton mill at Alexandria.
The Levee Commissioners az is
District will meet at Davis Station
on Friday next.
Joseph Gebelin, Of st. John, has
been appointed to a pOaiti0n in the
Office Of the Secretary Of State.
The regular meeting Of the Police
Jury has been postponed from Mon
: day, January fifth 70 Monday
twelfth inst.
The New York Board Of Health
seized aud destroyed u ton and q
half of candy which was cOlored
with poisonous pigments.
In one of his recent lectures In
Louisiana the Hon. w. q. GOodale,
having incidentally mentioned the
name of Miss Francis Il. Willard,
paused TO pay her the following
glowing tribute. Afs8f
Some Of the Northern parishes
OF orr State are making hot iehl
for Prohibition. They oppose the
sale of whiskey on the gr0untl hat
Il sews shame, misery aud d,morali.
9ation IN the household.
81 declare, Julia" exclaimed =
Marrowfat, as her eldest dang 4
Grated herselfat the breakfast to &
aSyOur lips are all broke oat in y
rash.n 'sYes,n returned Julia, with
bashfnl candor, and q heightened
color that looked as If the rash was
spreading all over her face, ss(,harley
has begun to let bis mustaChe grow
-again.'
A Member Of Congress from Ken
encky has introduced = bill prOviCl
ing neutrality-suspicious. OF e1O,,
CO, 1000 annually for i've years in
cid Of public education, the amount
90 be distributed on the basis q
tlliteracy. The Louisville COwrie
deAssal rightly aud viOlentls
opposes the measure, giving as J
eeasOn for It's opposition that such a
asure woald lead TO s'centrala
enation.s
Few people reject upon the fact
that the indians are The richest land
holders In the United stmtes. We
have $50 ,O66 Of them, exclusive Of
che Alaska Indians, holding 161,
~, 40e acres Of land Some Of the
tribes own 5000 acres per Indian
1he average Is abOnt one square
male 20 each Indian, while n white
man & not allowed to pre-emptmOre
than AGO acres OF the public land.
An old man would not believe be
.could hear bis wife b IL ave miles
By telephone. His better half was
IN q coantry store several miles away
where there was q telephone, and
the skSptic was also 10 9 place
where there was Q similar instru
ments and on being told how to
operate II he wicked boldly up and
shonted: aHelio, SarahF AZ that
Instant lightning agruck the rele
phone wire and knocked the old |
man down, aud as he scrambled 10 |
us feet he excitcdly cried, "That's |
laFNh, every timer /
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WARD Yer Kit ,lat halchetS" asked
an old negro OF his son.
.FOan' il in Mr.. Johnson's yard
On'er stump"
"Dats all right, den, chile, 1 wuz
afeerd yct'd stOld IL. Alters be kpr
tai how yer pick up things what
doan tong ter yea, but when var
Ans er thing, lessell de owner is ar
AOokin' at yer, It IL yoar'n.1--IEx.
In these times . man might as
well attempt % shampoo an eIe
plant with . thim 'slefnl ofsoapsuds
a. attempt 10 10 business aud ignore
advertisin..
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DENvKR, COEoRADo. APRfI. ~

DENvRR, COLoRADO, APRIL, 313a, 1882
Or. ~. K1aAaH . Co., Gents: --FouF yonss
ago while In the empIoy Of A. r. ReEley q Co,
OanvSfs, Maes, We had horse that haaanc
4pavihed during the Arss year Of my stay With
the1. nad IemaiAed % for four yesFs, thouRh
No used every remsdy We knew Of or couId
hear Of but Of no avail. Eome time during tn
afsh year. flor was In their empIoy ketWees
Eve and six yeaEsl, We were rsosmsnsnded r
try kenAalTe SPAWN Cuse, End aftaR esinw n
two manthe the H0rae was cared, che eaIarws
mcne having been entirely removed, and tkus
believoing e 70 be valuable medieina I fnlly
recommend It BE- ell who havn occasion 10 ecs
10 Respectfully,
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PosT.oFFlOE NOTICE.

Another change has taken place in the srri
val and departure Of our mails; the Texas q
Pacific railroad carrying the mails. TraiAs pass
st. Charles station Dc follows:
MAIL,
Going east, 1923: A. NJ, QOing west. 2:55 Pm
Nail closes, $50 A. a., and 2:U0 Pm.
Postoface opena at AN. and closes % r d
No mail delivered on Sundays
JOSEPH w. CAREw,
Postmaster
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Oh TAIRTY DIV THAI.

TMs VoLTAIc BgLTO., Marshall, Aieh., will
send r.Dyes Celebrated Electro Oltaie Belts
and ElectFio Appliances On trial Tor thirty days
to men tyOung or old who aro aflistea with
nervous debility, lost vitality and Kindred
troubles. guaranteeing speedy AID co@plete
restoration Of health and manly viger Adj
aress a. abOvo.-N B.-N0 risk 4 Incurred. a.
thirty dAys' trial D allowed.
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RvERY LADY

NJ BVEME LADY
interested In Art MeeAlOwork, Emnsy Warh,
and every branch Of amateur Art Biaerieul.
tars. Fashien. Coohasy e. Music shoulA send
nfteen cents for the 0nrront namhsF straw.
bridge &ClOthleE's Quarterly, 80 paess, fsn,
paGes nsw music and ever |, 900 engFavinGs
each nnmber. Address
eEnAwnaED0s & CL0FmRn.
Eighth and Market Ma, PAilaAa,
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DR.. Casper recommends Kandalls EpayiI
Cure In the highest terms, end thousands q
eminent physiciana do the same. See adv't,
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NOTICE.

10000 hogshead and barrel
slaves ON hand and for sale by the
Madere Bros "FasIiOn StOren just
below Hahnvllle, La. Give them q
call before purchasing elsewhere.
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WANTED.

how DO You EXPECT TO
KNOW what is going D in yOar
parish unieas yOu take yInr parish
Paperi Do not rest uatilgea have
subscrihsd for It.
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FOR SALE.

A large plantation in St.ChArles parisA, right
bank; well equipped and buildiRgs in Thorough
repair to be sold Is whole or in lets to salt
purchasers.
For further information amply to
J. G. LEBoURoEoIs, Convent, p. o.,
st. James, or TO J. B. MARTYR, Hahnville, La,
or to Aessrs. LAFIrTE 4 DUFILno,, New Or
loana
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-16
Omaha
Council Bluffs
A1a Chicago.

The only line TO take fur De- Mstnea, 49,
shailtown. Cedar Rapids Clineea. ~
Chicago, Milwaukee, and ~ pslnte -
To the people 1t N5bsa5kx, Ue1seo1 "
Wyoming. Utah. IdAAs' Nsypda, 0soo69S
Washington and California u s1ses a1poeooe
advantages not possihls By ~ e1Ase -.
Among "a few Of ths nsnsroas $500 ef
superiority enjoyed ~ the patroas ~ 60 -
between Omaha and Chicago ~ ~ to 49,
day Of DAY COACHES vhieh ars ~ -
that humnn art and ingsnuity - seun1oss ~
PALACE SLEEPING Cans, phlsS -
models Of comfort and e1aesaos; NJ eAnH01s
DRAWING ROOM CARS ansoepanos1 ~
any. and its widely cslsbeato1 AAEAHEn&
DINING CARS. the equal u WhsoA - -
be found slseNcers.
Al Council Bluffs the trains - ~ us1loE
Pacific Ky connect IN Unioa Dspe1 ~ 49,
Of the Chicago Nerhesn-w1eA6on ~
Chicago tbs trains Of this line nnko 49, eoGs
nection with those VI III EAststA 49, N
For Detroit. Colunhps, ln1lnna ~ g.
einnati Nisgara felta. Nu4k1e, ~
Toronto. Montresl. DSs&ea, - ~ &
Phiiadriphia, Baltinof6, N ~ ~ 7
points IN the East ~ ~ 49, i
tickets via the sS -
IL you wish The hsst $50 ~
tickets agcnts sell tie1e1e m Il = d Ss
M. HyGHlTT,
General MAaaxes. Gsselal 1 = = Z ~
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-16
TO THE PUBLIC.

We have not bought immense stock Of I'M
staple goods at 20 to so per cent above rates
Of .o-day, to have to strive with bits,
might and Main" TO unload.
We renew our stock several times per
year which gives us quick returns ON in
vested capital, protection. against falling
markets, changes in styles, and accnmnlA-
tien If immense unreasonable stock.
We discount all our hills; our expenses Ia
carry on business is abnut cns~third that Of
any other regular mercantile house IN Lew
iston.
We hsve the means TO buy two or thfes
years supplies at once, but would have 10
sell goods higher to ray for capital 70 IN.
vested.
In conclusion, We will cell all our goods
with small averaged protits, a. we have in
the past twenty years, which has proven ~
extraordinary successful to us and profitable
to customers.
As all abave facts, reasuns and statements
can be easily terided. we confidently pre-.
sent you
Price List
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-16

The first number of TIE Idaho Re-
porter published at Blackfoot city |. L.
by the Reporter Publishing Company,
has come to US. 1t is IS column sheet
and well written and starts off with a
good advertising patronage, and to all
appearances it will be strong competitor
among the newspapers Of the southeast
ern part of the territory. 1t will be
neutral in National politics and devote
itself to the development of the resources
Of the territory. 1t declares itself UNI
compromislngiy against polygamous
Mormons, the union Of church aud state
and the power Of the Mormon priest
hqol
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-16
state Insurance Company.
Satem, Oregon,

vest. and the snly company Going business In
Oregon and Washington, Ter. Ast does NOT
a1long to compact " combination. Has the
aa0sgt rs-insursnes reserve TO amount at risk,
and sDsllsst per esst. Of losses and general en-.
psadltarss 70 premiums received Of any COM
psny - ths Paei1e Coast Insures only pri
watts dwslliags. school houses. churches and
farm Prys.iy. 1sllssl. i.ae.nisy q ad-
lseen, Idaho. 20 Sin
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-16
Calendar of Cases In the District Cour
OF the First Judicial District IN Nez
Perez County June Term 1865
and the Dispositions Made
OF Them.

|. y. s. VS. A. NJ. Cannon, two cases
continued on motion of U. S. attorney.
2. q. S. VS. L. B. Merriam
tinued.
3. The people VS. j A Miller; plead
guilty fined $50 and costs.
4. People VS. Lannier; nollie entered.
5. A. A. Lieuelen vs. Dodd; verdict
for plaintiff tor 1880.
6. w. l.. Ettingor VS. A. Henry
verdict for plaintiff.
Z. \. A. Lieuollen VS. VI. Sellers &
Co; verdict for plaintiff.
S. Harder, Torrance & Co. VS. Stock
well & Biddison dismissed ON motion O.
plaintiff.
9. I. Z. Dawson VS. S. II. 3. Denny
Judgement for plaintiff.
10. NJ. NJ Leitch vs. Peterson &
Jones dismissed on motion of plaintiff
II. Marguerite J. Blake VS. w. II
Haskins; continued on motion of plain
tiff with costs.
II. Marguerite j. Blake Us Mary L
IIaskins; continued with costs to plain.
tiff.
IS. W. B. Beasley VS. Ezra Bairt
sheriff; verdict for plaintiff.
II. W. King VS. L. King; decree o
divorce granted.
Is. Mary L. Sullivan VS. Bymaster
ct al settled.
16. Staver & Walker VS. Il. II. Bar
ton settled.
II VIM. Crye VS. Northrup & Moor
with Dernham & Kaufman as interven
ors tried and submitted.
Is. w. w. Baker VS. Herbert Clark
judgement for plaintiff.
10. N. Ewarts VS. Xayier Henri
and T. Baird Judgement for defendant
20. Knapp, sBunell & Co IS J. !
Fansler judgement for plaintiff.
| 81 Baker. 4 Boyer vs. Baker
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CITY GOT EDITORS.
CITY JoTss.


Geo. II. Lake jowcer, Lewiston. 7-7-u
Kangaroo.
Mum!
ts You ''ss'
Rivers falling fast.
Read the bank reports.
Everybody hunts shade
Crops mover looked better.
Chicken day was yes erdpy.
The moon had not yet risen.
Court adjourned on Friday last
Times are getting little better.
A white "bird" was seen the other eve
Only one boat running on the river now.
The Lewiston Aoaring mill has heen running
large lot of cinnamon cane on the steame
on Friday.
WATCHES. --Geo. Il. Lake IS agent for 'h
celebrated Rockford Watches.
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NEW, AT voLLMER 4 co. S;

NEW, AT V0LLMER q co. s.:
Carpets.
NEW
Window Shades.
NEW
NEW
Prints.
NEW
Lawns.
NEW
White Goods
NEW
Irish Trimmings.
NEW
Everlasting.
NEW
Fine Laccs.
NEW
Embroderies.
NEW
Summer Silks.
NEW
Dress Goods
NEW
cofscts. 80
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About two months ago, Yellow hors".
three white feet, brAaded B with half circle. on
right hip. sud B nth bar extending from 4
Oh len hip. Anyohe owning said animal will
please come sud prove property, pay charges
and tsks II away.
s. r, RIGGS.
waha p. o.. I. r.
June 10tb, 1856 3e-3
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Money advanced ON consign-
ments Of wool, wheat, fax
and hides, or highest cash
price paid for the same.
We ,ciH buy exchange on the prisci-
pal cities Of the United States.
ORDERS FROM \ DISTANCE
for goods in our lines, or out OF cur lines,
carefully filled and attended to and satisfAe-
t;oou rankae,i NJ
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-03-27
Five Feet of Coal

Report was received here Saturday morning
that Howard Brown had struck a fve-foot vein
of coal on the VonGinther place, northeast of
town. He reached here Saturday evening and
confirmed the report, bringing with him samples
of the coal. A shaft seventy-fve feet deep was
dug and boring was continued ffty-fVs feet
further, at which depth, l3G feet, the vein was
discovered, A heavy cap of slate lays over the
coal vein, which, experienced coal men say, is
an excellent indication. The total thickness of
the coal and slate strata is eleven or twelve feet.
Che coal appears to be of the better quality OF
bituminous. Before a shat ia sunk steps will
be taken to ascertain ~sonethibg of the area of
the deposit by further boring in the neighbor-
hood. The discovery is OF vast importance to
all this country, and should it prove TO be as ex-
tensive ss indicated viii be a bonanza not only
to our Fortunate citizen but to the whole country.
-[Columbis Sentinel.
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RELIABLE HOUSES.

HumphreyEBros., Rondell, snd Bidtness a
HusSby, Warner, ere always reliable and try to
secure the best of every thing for their patrons
They have bought g large quantity Of BEG S
CHERRY Cough SYRUP, and are always willing and
ready to recommend it to every one in need of a
preparation for coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis
and consumption, as they know of no other
remedy that is gaining such wide reputation.
Sample bottles free. 49,
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$4,000.

/ have that amount virtually on hand, to loan
to- ACTUAL FARMERS. Those who desire a
LARGER LOAN than they now have, also those
proving up, can be accommodated. For this
class of loans I make special rates. On raw
claims, to parties proving up, 1 furnish money
as cheap as any one. Give ne a call.
JOHN ACKLEY.
Office west side of Main street, near U. 8, Land
Office, Aberdeen, Oak.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-03-27

We do not know Of any medicine that has
gained an equal popularity, in suOh & short time,
Tor the instant relief Of coughs and soreness in
the lungs as BEGes' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP. 1t
is mild and pleasant to take and will not injure
the , ost delicate infant. Sample bottles free at
Bidtness 4 Huseby's, Warner, and Humphrey
Bros Rordell.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-03-27
TreesI Trees Fine Shade Trees!

Elm, Ash and Box Elder, four to tom feet
high, grown on my tree claim.
". ]. HIEERE, Rsndsll, ID. n.