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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-17

Throw Away Trusses
when our new method ID guaranteed to
permanently cure the worst case of rupture,
without the use of q knife. Send 10 cents
In stamps for pamphlet and referen ces.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
663 Main st., Buffalo, N. Y.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-17

II you are tired of taking the large
o:lo.issnioned gripping pills, ard are sat
,snea mat purging yourself till you are
week and sick is not good common
sense, then try Carter's Little Pills and
learn now easy it is to be free from B H.
lousness, Headache, Constipation, and
al Liver troubles. These little pills are
smaller, easier to take and give quicker
re'lef than any pill in use. Forty in a
vial. One q dose. Price Is cents.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-17

Hon. F. Charleswofth, consul ct Fun.
chal, Island Of Madeira, aud formerly
OF Kansas, 10 on his way homo to Beloit.
Mitchell county, having been granted .
leave Of 1bsence.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-17

"A forestry congress is to be held at
10 Funlak Springs, Fla, Dec. Is and II.
and the Arbor day movement will be in.
PRODUCED in the south.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-17

The losses of cattle by steamers
which sailed for England from American
ports during the month of August
to 800.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-17

-On Sept 10th, thenew public library
OF the state OF Oxaca, Mexico, viii be
opened to the public in that state
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-17
Trough ON Itch. -

Trough ON Itch"
Rough on Itch" cures skin humors: eruntions
ing worm. letter, salt rheum, frosted feet. Chi.
oialns, Itch, Ivy poison. barber itch. 60c. lars.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-17
Throw Away Trussea

LIS Angeles, CAL, reports q farmer
who makes $500 an acre from cabbages.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-17

For ests( from 6asbsd sirs tsaes. core saoxsxsssI
Kicks and epes sores - animais. xss stssv~es
HG uing Powder. rs and so ca. "A,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-17
NEW ENGLAND
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

bosf0ns Wase,, OLDEST In Americs-Lar4eM-
and Best Equipped 10 the WORID-ioo ~
structors. 1911 Students Last year. Thoroueh
1nstructto In Vocal and Instrumental NuGc
f f,s ana Organ Tuning. Fine Arts, 0fatofy;
Lltelature, French, German and Italian Ian
guaees English Branches. Gynnastic, eto. tut.
uon. . to go; board and room, as to S7J Pee
Term Fei Term begins September 10. 1855. Tor
% 6ress, E IOuRJEE. Dir, Franklin 3D.; Boaeon,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-17

though on Piles"
Cures piles OF hefnoTrhoids, itching, protruding.
bleeding, internal or other. Internal and exc
ternal remedy in each package. Sure cure, 60c
DruggiSt
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-17

Unhealthy milk may be divided into
two classes: First, unhealthy because
secreted by an unhealthy COW. Second
by absorption of disease from the atmos-
phere, or by becoming contaminated
from the addition of impure water, etc.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-17

stRough on Piles"

There are twenty candidates for the
Office of public printer.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-17

MONTGOMERY WARD a CO.

1.-THE French can derive $3.50 annually
from one COW, making cheese a specially,
why should not the same be done in this
country? Our facilities are equal to those
of the French, while our markets are
quite as good.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-17

Whsn Baby was sick. we gave her castoriA
When she was Child she cried for CastoriA
vhen she became Miss, she chung to Castxia.
Win Ihs had Children, she CAV, them CastoriA
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17

Ehl laalel phia fln.ss. kers.gn govern
u.ents are ml9fu1ea tist a. Mi1ist-E ~
Caasiil : credentials are aufAeUEc ulieee
seeonp panlsi - q farewell oal' llet CORA
Phila.lalpnla hsrort HLlle tle tort3
sr nIts Apaei4es aase oeen larrg -l2 N~s
Meueo. tie festive oosbpFs Lass teen
sll-gal4fiy sl--af Pr leroes spoillh< ~
-leot ADJ .ieau 94t 4l creation.
B.ston Flsf Ihere ls SAIL O. laye
been discovered aI uf lolacco ~liel
n smoked ar ell-ae,I, sll make d llau
artaf tlat IT, osez 8 LalIal in tie Nor.d
W- lsse several friends slo smoke Be-
Lowell liu1eu HE aor.d n0s makes
a... ~ 6~loJ miles ~ submarine cables
alostg tor tle purpose at advertising <
travelling actresses al1 ANNOUNCING tle
IeasLs ~ people nobody ever heard ~.
Nes York san Mr Illden takes a
profound and most Intelligent lalerest u
All that concerns the welfare ~ Tie couu-
fr, a8d especially ln the development %
the Democratic Administrator at " asa-
lngton bat as Cor wire pulling il IS for
sigu a. his taste aGd contrary 10 hls mode
~ lie.
BruLfrseft TIE notion that city
must burroW money o. gel things easily
ald qmckis has been fostered lolutly by
fbe large property holder and tile money
changer the ONE because he specuiate-
upon the morrow the other because ~
tae jlrect pf0lt The simple truth b.
than tasation l- the quickest resource lu
aa rgencs. A city should carry d
moderately large cash balauce, bar be-
y0rd this ll should be able a. leFy aud
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17


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Ladies war;. ntcd Md button shoes. per
foc, f.tinc a,a st,l,sb soon
Ladies fine Cmacoa hd shoes uiih
r-o,c,. l.,l a, and e,-,ae sol... e2sq
Ladies hand Turned shoes. g. o0.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17
Grand Rapids Clean Towel Supply Co.

We viii furnish and put up "a Towel
rack in any Office or store free of charge,
and keep them supplied with clean towel
ing at the following prices:
Two Towels per day, Sunday excepted,
per month $50.
One Towel every day, Sundays except
ed. per month, $50.
One lowell every second day, Sundays
excepted, per month SlO0
One Towel every third day, Sundays
excepted, per month, 15c.
For those who wish to patronize us,
We viii have our boys put up clean roller
towels every day. every second day or
semi-weekly. as you may direct. All
Towels are furnished by Us and are of
superior quality.
Any business man viii at once see the
convenienc and cheapnes SIS of this Sys-
TEN. Address all orders 10 GRAND
RAPIDS CLEAN TOWELL SUPPLY
Co. u South Division street.
A. 0TTE, Manager.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17

u. Ca.se lsa1sis i stll 30 H4s1-ng-
ton. Hs saufs tle 4ited States Distract .
Attane.sd.s. *auts @ oa1 sld doesn't
care slo kaoss la
H. eas oas dandrel aaa fen years ago
to-day /. leu rae battle " Bunker ii-A
was ,saglt There have been seFefa.
change tala eoaatr1 aaee flel.
gr.ras 40 "a. sotel lae Marquis q
Salisbury 4 aIea4y rspreseatsi in Tie
alleged pictorial laAf press ~ a lseA-
Gnlfa-aai- pue-sa.asi .or-aL if he
looks anything like tAe picture Queen
Vlcts~a has oar -llcrrs sympathy.
Do. Uu alssae -efarlel O. bis place
At ths hs'm ~ state last Monday AZ
tLoasl be l.d not register az 'ae hotel
tae olfr.--sskers found h.m out. He an
noaac,-s. hoaeger. that be- .ioes not .ntend
to make many more Michigan appoint
a.lis right away.
HEaalafes noa.ua.r-rs who ial 60
MAKE rspors. l-posits ~ accounts after
being ueufed of eHo open letters and
extract valuable contouts. are. according
toa rscent announcement ot the Postmas-
ter l.sueral to be considered almost us
bal as if they we're Offensive partlsans.
They wiH hs liable to oe smoged while
offensive part-aas ul be certain % bee
removed
Tus report made yesterday BY Collec-
Tor Eobertson. of New York. vii be- as
ansatisfactory to tho Democrats as was
the last trial % the Dolphin" lie shows
that sixt, five vacancies occurring during
his term have been ieft audiled, thus ef-
fscung an annual saving of s9oooo. What
capital that would be- o only the Demo
Gratis could claim t, Bu, in a EeuubE-
can it IS offensive partisauship
Tae gamblers are being driven out az
l.,ast the, are sa.I 90 be All along the
line. al Philadelphia, Louisville, Chicago,
and even fram Boston where We supposed
tho residents were an puraans. They
vii have o. start "a Monaco ~ their own
somewhere. Perhaps they could buy
Canada There is considerable wealth
there now taken from the states. which
would undoubtedly be ready for invest
rneut iu such a scheme.
Tm rlmor which has been la circu.a-
tior IN Tins rity f1r some time to the effect
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17
ALTHOUGH

Ladies calling 70 examine these shoc- arc
immediately taken with the herui} aud
symmetry Of The Famous, and having
once purchased parir express nothing Dut
the highest encouiurns regarding them.
The salient feature of "Ihc Fano1s mas
be summed ~ 81 follow Tie superior ae-
lec'ed KID stock. the extra quaItJ tWllei
lnings. pearl Md counter linincs- renovI a
"Gordiau back seams. and periectiy ieuhif
sole= taken IN conjunction vith its e1aDl-Ite
proportions. carefully adjusted hg tne most
skilled workmen. render 81 t1e most durable,
perfect fitting and shape retaining -lsoe ever
offered for Jess than - ~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17
EVERY PAIR
.ARRAN TED

BE sure and see them and
vou viii save money hT huT-
ing none but the original D.
nous $500 shoe
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saARKErs BY FELEGRPAH.



81. LOUIS. Feb. a. Flour-Unchsnged. Whest-
Lower ano slow, except fer options, which are
scilye: No. red. S55s9s57 C cash; SEC February;
slhzqY21sc. closing ST slslc NAV. Oorn-Lower
and inactive at S6z4365 &C cash 355sl361zc Febru-
aTy S55s@S6c March 371z9s7s C May, closing at in
side prices Oats Duh, 49, cash; no options Rye
Firm 81 csc Barley-Steady at 6O9sOc- Lead
Unbalanced at s. 1913 So Butter and Eggs IN
changed. Fsxseea-Lower TO sell; 81 40 bid |;
sowing seed wanted at 81 65. Hay and Bran-Un-
changed. Cornmeal-6teady 81 g IS. Provisions
Higher, hrm and active. Pork-sl3 Lard
e &97; Bulkmests-Long clear. s. as short rib.
50 %; short clear, s. 50. Bacon-Long clear, S79
l21S; short rib. 81 Is; short clear. S. So Re
eeipz.Flour. 5000 bbls. wheat, $1,000 b.; corn.
zol eco bu,; oats. 5000 ou- rye 800 bu. barley,
l3,co0 bu. shipments-Flour. s.0CJ bbls wheat
0.COC bu.: corn. q, 0C0 bu.; oss, II 900 bu; re
none; tsrley. LEGO bu.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 7.-Flour-steady and quiet:
Whesi-Western, frmer and quiet; No. 2 winter
red, spot, $50: March. 9o5sc990sz; May, 9Ss99ic
Corp-wesiern. easier except spot mixed. spot
5l@5lhc; February, 491s94g1<c: March. 425s94Sc
Oets- Firm and dull: Western white. S0SSc;
mixed. s4@s6c. Ryeasteady at 72@721c bay
Lower and quiet Provisions-Quiet and steady
Eggs-Easier and dun at sO92lc. Copper-Redned
steady at 1eSz0llc, otheS articles unchanged.
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Green field.

Miss Lizzie Harris is making an eaioien. assist.
ant az the Postofbce.
Mrs. 5. j. Morgan. OF Irvingtou, visited relatives
in Greenfield on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Selman will visit the
New Orleans Exposition this month.
party OF sleigbriiers from among the young
PEOPLE OF Rnightstown were looking az the sights
IN this city yesterday.
The marriage season is now full upon rs and
there are several 10 occur this mouth though
looked for that will cause quite a stir in social
circles.
VIII Z. Huston. an agreeable young man that
has been with Brsnham's jewelry store, will de-
psrt for the West IN few weeks To establish a
jewelry house of his own.
lady TEACHER IN the public schools OF this CITY
this week plead guilty before Justice Ia assault
and batters on one OF her pupils, TO syoId PROSE
cutfon by an irate father
Mr.. ard Mn. W. n. Russell. OF Richmond. Mrs.
c. B. Jsckson. OF Cenierville. aud Mr. and Mrs.sC
A GoodiDg were ia the city Monday evening at
tending the wooden wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ham l. Strickland.
Rev. J. II. Howk. of Milford Center o former
~ pastor OF the Presbyterian Church here has
been spending the week with his numerous
friends in Greenfield. BE occupied the pulpit In
the Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening and
plished gentleman and will do good wherever he
goes.
The wooden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs H. L.
strickland on Monday evening was the social
event of the week. and was attended not only by
the ellie OF this city but also by q number from
Richmond, lrvingt0n. New Palestine Indianapo-
lis and Centerville. Refreshments were served at
10 p. H. alter which music, plays and other
smnsemeah divided he attention ana afforded
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entertainment 10 the guests Mr.. and Mrs 5triek.
land were the recipients OF many useful and
handsome presents from friends near and distant
that VIII remind them OF their wooden wedding.
Our people are to be given q number OF choice
entertainments this month DOnavfn's Tennes-
seams. the nth: entertainments under the aus
pces OF Dunbar Post, g. A. r, 18th and 18th cell
ebrations of Lonefellow's birthday, on the 9th,
by the circles of c. l.. 6. G. One or two other en-
tertainm ents talked Of one being By the ladies
of the Methodist Church.
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DIED.
COMMERCIAL.

Dry goods are receiving increased attention
from the south and southwest, and trade during
the past week was tolersbly fair in some lines
Prices unchanged. Groceries continue in good
demand and prices remain steady. Fish are meet
ing with an increased demand as the Lenten sea
son draws near. and the general market is beco m
ing stronger. Foreign dried fruits are In good re-
quest and domestic sorts are frm Butter and
cheese continue duh.
GRAIN.
Whest-A generally arm feeling is noticed for
Gil cash deliveries. Sellers and receipts are few
ard light Millers fair buyers at quotations. but
they want choice grades. Futures show some buy
ers but nothing offered. New York &c higher,
Baltimore = higher, and chicago sse 6rmer.
Corn-Firmer, aud AL spot stock will find ready
buyers at full quotations. Receipts not quite so
liberal. Futures duh. New York &c of, Balti-
Doie and Chicago steady.
'ais-ffrm ana scarce, and we note good local
G, Lsnd.
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p4nVIlIa.

Miss Ella Beckwith, of Greencas,le, visited
friends and relatives here last week.
Miss G. Dora Lewellen, OF the G. n c., visited
indianapolis the first OF last week.
Miss Lottie paggy entertained number Of
friends with whist party last Wednesday
eve ming.
Professor J. C. steele is reported 70 be losing
strength, and will probably not be able TO take
charge OF bis duty here soon.
Mr.. Sam Thompson. the champion willow aud
leather thumper OF mis- place, has been at Indian
apolis preparing for the opening of the ball
seasOn.
Mr.. J. ". Estep ard Miss Nancy J. Hurdle, were
united in the holy bonds of wedlock last Tuesday.
The happy couple TOOK the frat train for New
Orleans.
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eeymour.

Mr.. J. ID. Clark and family have moved here
from North Vernon.
Miss Nettie Baker OF Vernon was visiting
friends here this week.
MIS- M. f. Taylor OF Hartford. Conn. Is visiting
relatives in this county.
Misses Maggie Carroll and Carrie Johnson, Of
indianapolis, are the guests OF friends here.
Misses Emma aud Bessie Trimble. OF Louisville
are visiting their parents, Rev. Il. c. Trimole ana
WiIe
Rev. Henry J. Williamson, of Des Mones Iowa
was the guest OF his aunt, Mrs. Sarah Newoy. this
week.
Mrs. Katie Britt who has been visiting friends
here. returned to Parsons, Kas.. Wednesday
night.
SIR. Ed Harris and wife were called TO Pana, III.
Ills week. by the serious sickness of mis- molher-
in-law.
Mr.. Preston Rider and his daughter Lennie
have gone on two months pleasure trip to the
Onthefn States.
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Society EIection
The st. Francis Aid Society has elected
the following officers:

the following officers:
President-Geor1e Ohleyer
Vice President Louis BudeDz
SecretaTy-SebaslIan Hoenig.
1ressuIer-t erm FeitInann
TTustees-Jotn Lanck, Wilhelm SchlufeeS At
Wilhelm KOltstsdt. august Fable, Jacob Krlech.
staedt. Peter Lauck.
Assistant SecTetsry-AhlIich Ahders.
BanLt r Carrier Ernest Ballman.
First Ma1sbal-Pbillpp M0os
second Marfhal-JacOb Lichtnauer
Third Marshai-Michsel Gantner.
Color Bearers John Fleitz and Harriet Suher
Doorkeeper-Berrard Abech.
The society has 50 500 loaned to the Sacred
Heart Church without interest until the Atm
OF January, 1856, and sl73 80 in the Treas
ury. In nine years only six member have
died and there are 1872 members OF the So
ciety
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Not "A Rrigadfar

Isl. Louis Post-Dispatch.l
Jones Kimbrough Jones, the new Sen.
storeleot from Arkansas, was plain pri.
yate in tie Confederate service throughout
the war.
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GRAIN
LIVE SIOUX

Indianapolis Live STOCK Market.
UNION SToCK-YARDs, Feb. ?.
CAT7Ls-Receipts, 500 head shipments, $50 head
The supply was light and quality not good. Mar
ket dull on shippers. few loads went through
in first hands. Demand good for butchers OF the
best grades. Common dull about all sold
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Immense values we are giving on our job-lot
counter in our ChiIdren's Department. Suits
at s. s. and So, worth 81, 50 and SO.
MODEL CLOTHING COMPANY.
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For good eating, reasonable prices, try
Schadner's Oyster Bay and Restaurant, Odd
Fellow Building.
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Best oysters at Schaffner's.

Take your choice this week OF the finest
Winter Overcoat in our house-whether
formerly sold at S22, S25, S2S or S30-for
oRly SIS. MODEL CLOTHING CoMpASY.
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Greencasfle Itsrns.

Captain Martin viii visit the Indian Territory.
Hon. W. Il. Raglan has returned from New Or
leans
Chsncelior Bowman lectures this afternoon at
O'Clock
Hon. Willis G.. Neffis one Of the candidates for
the pcstoli0e.
Robert IDgle. OF Evansville has taken mp ais
abode with US.
W +. stevenson has sold out and will Join the
curbstone brokers.
harry 8. Downey visited his father. Judge
Downey, this week.
The Seniors start for New Orleans ON March
3via the Monon route.
Dr.. Abe C. Preston, OF Terre HAute IL here.
looking out location.
Charles o. Perry, OF Chicago, has been here Oh
business Tor few Gays.
The literary societies are all torn up over the
management OF the Monthly"
The eolored folks have Just c.osed = three weeks
revival meeting. No conversions
Elder Tay lor, OF EnineEce, Ky vii, preach fof
the Christians this morning AUD evening.
The charge that Miss Hoy. teacher In the Sec
ond Ward, had sent a CHILD out in the cold be-
cause OF its coughing, was not sustained.
The three pieces of statuary unveiled at the
untversity on Wednesday evening last are named
Winter" Spring" and Carnival Season."
The concert on Thursday evening given by the
Mozart Club and MendelssOhn Union was q de.
eided success. Professors Denote and Howe
know how 10 run show.
This university Is to have another Government
official III the person OF Lieutenant Cow, of the
Civil Engineer Corps. There must be "power
behind the throne to get three officials from that
source.
Several pieces o. Italian statuary were presented
10 he university by Mr.. Depauv, and on Wednes-
day lsstweTe unveiled by Professor Anna Downey.
Ex-Goverpors Porter and Cumback were present
and mace some remarks.
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Winchester.

Clersei Leaveil, VINO las been on the sick
iist Tor several weeks, is rapidly conyalescing.
Charley Colyrove has lately been marie to
Cincinnati lady, and viii make that city his future
home.
ilckets are being sold by the G. r. and Road
So Washington City for the inaugural Tor IS the
round trip.
C. Z Ferris. our genial Postmaster. and Lee
1ooker, operator at the Bee Line, under direc-
tions nom the Signal service, have arranged TO
display the cold wave Gag, which may be seen at
the Postofiice corner preceding a cold vsye.
Thsnks, boys. for your generosity.
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For good roast beef, juicy steaks and best
cot fee, Schaffner's.
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The Pesr OF Honor.

There is nore honor. il not profit, in
j urnalistic position than can be obtained in
- political appointment.
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KELLEHER & DALTON.
The LEADING H.rrERs.

The LEADING HATTERs.
They are up to the times and always show
the very latest styles. Do not fail to get
your next hat st Kelleher & Dslton's. %
South Meridian street, the Leading Hs.ters.
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Great bargains
In Working and Dress Pants at the
MODEL CLOTHING CoMPAEY.
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Unexsmpied Bargains
In broken lots of Underwear at the
MODEL CLOTHING COMPANY.
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For good fried oysters. schshrner's.
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FreiRbts to Liverpool-DulI: cotton, 3-1sd; -four
U.s. grain, lower at SD Receipts-Flour, 8 SO
ebls wheat 10000 bu.; corn. 5000 bu. oats.
LEGO bu; rye. LOCO. Shipments-Wheat. So 900
b.: corn, I5S0CO bu.
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Best oyster stew IN the city at schafners
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OUR SOCIAL LIFE.
As Seen I'm Miniature Views Of Indian
apolis People,
a Complete Record OF Society Events,
Together With the Coming aud
Going OF the Capital City
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