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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-20
Liv. stock Market

Beeyes--Corn fed, range from S1<Gic POI
pound.
Grass fed 24sGtglzc.
Mutton Choice, 9la2Xc.
stock Cattie-The prices In stock cattle
vary, according 70 locality where raised, We
quote different localities ~ foliowH.
Panhandie-Strtctly nrst-clash yenrlings
per head, SIS GOALS 20; two-yeRr-oldA, sl1 wa
~ Oe cows and calves, tS0.
Western Texas - YeaTlinga. ell oOnl2 10
two year-olds, el5 0pagl8 co. COWS and calves
e25 L0<s16 o.
Central Texas Yeariingn, % OO@l0 o. two
year.olds, y1S e0Git0g cows and eaivcs
~ OO12i %.
Southern Texas - Year. 1gs, " Olgb %.
two-year-Olds, si2 DO ~ 70 cows and calves,
Eastern Texas Yeariings. % Oots7 o. two.
year-olds, $40 00sl2 "; cows and caiyea, sls "
@20O0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-20
aaIrestnn.

GALVESTON, June l9.--Spot closed
dull, 1-l6c lower; gross receipts, 8 bales;
sales, II bales; exports none; stock
400S bales.
Ordinary SIC; good ordinary 9sc; low
middling 9Jc; middling 105c; good
middling l0sc; middling fair los
Futures opened barely steady, ruled
steady, then quiet, then dull but
steady, closing barely steady, points
lower for August, other months to b
points higher.
Sales, 100 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-20
thing except best grades; good TO
choice muttons s. SOD Is; common
to medium So O0@S 90.
Chicago.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 19.--Flour-
Dull and weak.
Wheat--Opened strong and higher
under influence OF cables; advanced /
to sc, fell back lc, again rose sc, broke
lc and closedquiet; June S9@S9l c, closed
SSs@S9c; July 90i@9llc, closed cole;
August 92l@93sc, closed 92lc; Septem
Der 81 @95sc, closed 9ilc.
Corn--0pened firm, but quickly sold
of c, and after ruling steady, de.
clined ; additional and finally closed
&c under yesterday; cash 47ic; June
47}94S9c, closed Ale; August 1870
47lc, closed l8Sc.
PROVISIONS.
Pork--Fairly active and firmer, 10
to l6c higher; cash $40 3T1@i0 40;
July $40 S5@l0 42l; August $40 42|
9l0 so; September $40 52I@10 5Tl
Lsrd-Quiet and firm; cash IS 62@
6 65; July So gu; August Sc 65C16 671.
Boxed Meats--Q uiet but steady; dry
sailed shoulders So 1908 so; short RIB
SIS 37l@5 40; ehort clear S. S095 So.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Wheat-Easier; &c lower.
Corn-}c lower.
Pork-5c lower.
Lard-2lc lower.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle Receipts 6i00; trading brisk
and q shade higher; shipping steers
"a 90@5 80; stockers and feeders So so
ga 80; cows, bulls and mixed 81 $50
4 so; through Texas cattle, corn-fed,
So 90@4 80; grassers 81 65@4 %.
Hogs-Receipts 81 900; $4,000 80.
Sheep-Receipts 1900, market firm;
natives 81 5000 Is; Western s. 50@3 as;
Texans 81 25@3 75 lambs, per head,
81 50@2 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-20

New ORLEANS, La, June la.-Spot
closed weak, l-l6c lower.
sales 1910 bales.
Ordinary S 5-l6c; good ordinary
: 9.l6c; low middling i0lc; middllne
10 9.lec; good middling l0ic; mIddljng
fair IL Bloc.
Futures closed steady, to 5 points
lower August points lower.
Sales, 79, 700 bales,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-20
New York.
PRODUCE.

New YORK, June l9.--Flour shade
stronger.
Wheat-Spot opened fair, closed
weak; options higher, became weak,
reacted and closed steady; No. red
81 OF elevator; No. red June 81 0ll@
oil closing 81 OIL; July 81 02@l 02s;
closing 81 02s; August 81 0I@l 045,
closing 81 04l.
Corn-Opened fair, closed weak; No.
. SD @55lc elevator; 564@56lc ailost;
June 81 ( (955s, closing SAFE July 54s@
55ic, closing SAY; August 5is@55tc,
closing 81.
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Coffee--Options quiet; sales lS, $50
bags; June IS 40; July 50 40; August
S6 so; September So S5@6 80.
Sugar-Firm and in moderate re-
quest; refined steady; extra G 5l@5sc;
white extra 55@6c; yellow 4s@5ic;
standard A 6l@6sc; confectioners A
63c powdered 7i@7lc; granulated $50
6lc cubes tic.
Molasses-Steady demand light.
Rice-Firm; demsnd fair.
Tallow-W Weak; 5 l8@53c.
Rosin-Quiet but steady.
Pork Dull; $ll 25@ll so.
Lard-Quiet; spot Sc 81; July Sc 81;
August So 81.
LIVE STOCK.
Beeves-R Receipts, Including 81 car.
loads for export, were lSS carloads; the
market opened firm but closed easier
with downward tendency; inferior
native steers and four carloads oil
rather common Texas sold at IS so;
other sales S. 25@5 60, and at $4 200
4 80 for COWS.
Sheep Receipts 65G5; slow trade;
s. 5O@5 10 for sheep; 81 75@S 70 foi
lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-20
Furniture.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, imitation vslS A.
each, "a toscS 20 all walnut, % bDclO %. CHAIR
wood seat, v doz. % 1897 %: cans and rattnl
seat, t5 00De 90, cane seat, dining, G2 0oDD o,
Cnilds and rockers, IS O0eol2 10; large rockius
e1 09nSo or camp and rockers, saoh. u 75ia
Tables, round, S2nOaS5G tsll leaf "a Mos 20
Safes, each, - 1901 %; Bursaua, ti0 00aD2l Ol
wash stands, 81 2h4as 10 bod sprinl 1904 %
BAny Carriages, q Wow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-20
bDucE, PROVISIONS. LIVE STOCK
Kansas City.
LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City.
LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June l9.-The
Re Stock Indicator reports:
fsttle- Receipts 900; shipping
kdes stronger; good 5 to Toe higher;
Fchers steady; grassers weather ex-
$lers IS 20@5 40; GOOD to choice
4pping 81 90@5 Is; common to me-
Pa 81 60@4 So; feeders 81 25@4 %;
pas 00@4 90.
|Hoss Receipts $500; stronger and
|io Zoe higher; mixed So 70@S s..
fhep-Receipts 500; steady; fair to
M muttons So 6O@S 10; common to
fdinm 81 00@2 SO.
PRODUCE.
Whest-No. 8 red, cash, 6Slc bid;
? red sic bid; July 94c bid.
Forn-Stronger; No. 2 cash and
ne soc; July 40lc; August nominal
pats-No. , cash and June 2s!c
ked.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-20

wheat caoI0s, kD 70 SO uiedipnn. 7ggis
oaSs. MG1 10 tagiey, f8s "a re. Al i-2sto
e1rn o5&7 ac: hay, looa4 .lssn tbs wagon
ie eo&s b. per ton bsis hay ~ Dgil "
bran. Sc per 10; choBx, q Oel y psr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-20
liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, June 19.--Spot closed
dull, in buyers favor, bat not quotably
changed.
Ordinary 5S-l6d; good ordinary
7.l6d; low middling SO 16d; mid
ding uplAnds 5 ll-l6d; middling Or
leans SD.
1900 bales. o.oo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-20

NEW YORK, June ls.-spot closed
easy. Lee lower. Sales $50 bales
low ordinary 79.I6e;ordinAry : = los
eood ordinary 9 9l6s low miodiing
. M 10, middiing Toe; good middiing
iaic. middling fair l0so; fair ~ io-lVs.
E,fures closed steady, ; 70 points
lover. sales SO, 500 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-20
prus, ana medicines,


Bark, Cinnamon per n IL; Peruvian, 6A2 ~
Borax. leo. Bi.carbonate OF soda. Englint
So, Copperas, 500. cnchinedla. per oG 80
o, p, per 10 l2Rt5 Chalk, lump, per III 2aas
Calomel, p. a w, now; English, per Id, boi
lie included, s6tai co. Chloral Hydrate, per II
g. g. per Va So' psr 'n rs
Dovers, per 10 81 20. EPSON salts. Per ID Sd
AZ. Gum Opium. per 10 I 0opt 80; Gum Cam.
phor y asSIps Psr 2. sos
per gallon. u COOL 90: oil. laro winter
strained, 500, oil, lard, No. /, $500. Quin
Inc 7, a VI, PEI OF sO@5oc. Flowers sulphur
per OF. OF. show Gases, market prices. Reban
patont medicines, at list. Thayers Flute
tracts, % per cant. OF. Essential oils, ~
prsrKsPxR ooLoRa.
Ivory drop black, 25c. raw rurEey lumber
25c. burnt Turkey umbsr. 25c: raw Italian
sienna. 9oo: burnt Italian siennA, zoe; Van
dyke brown, 2bc.
Strictly pure white Iced. 30 90; Bpirin
turpentine, 60soB5. Boiled oil. 62fb66o.
THE DECENTRALIZATION OLOnA,
coa x1r SlsoS is op peer ID fsc lamp biacs H.
black paint. Ia. &c: 'Frusalan Dlus, Us. Ne, la
25c; tUltramRrine blue, "a, Ia, 400; blue pal nj
IS lIo raw Isra s snp isa, is s S1rnt rs
burnt italian sienna, 10, &c; Nankyke brown
is, 20; Paris green, Is, 200; Chrome, L. M, o, q
D, o., II, l2c; American vermlllion, u, zoe; IN
dian red, Is, III Ninetta red, In, bs, 1873, 800
&c: Chrome yellow. l.. N. o, a d. o., IL, lac
yellow ochrc, u, b. l21fs, 26s, yo.
PREPARED GHAIFINa uoLoRs,
Bark oak, lSc; AAh, 100; Black walnut, ICE
Prices OF above made on basis OF in u
i, and Id cans, assorted; I IN \ and ! X
Price In lb cans; balance in AND 10 cant
assorted. Price In lb cans 10 lssai l2h aud
rs ID tin pals, no lssa and kegs 10 per
lsAa
Hardware.
DAE IRON, % b0.s-cxuTWay, sci 80. NJ
shsSt lrsn, ESQ. No. n D Shsst iron. $50.
galvanized sheet iron, gaglsos No. hxaodh
hc. Nc. y do, $50; SlI2s roonng I'm, so q
Mi 1 sns S cent on sG nn!rs sS soc
forty per cent. on. cook stovW sitn ware
go 60e25 20: do, with trimmings. Ga ggDS0U0
,o M11 aoCsi S nsistrses. II IS Scysts RI
Slo; spokss. "a 1908 ooi ielloes, 81 s5se2 20
Doublotrees. 81 1905 OOi noak yokes. " ooe
9toi piow beams, sezsesci pillow handles, u q
EEii.s, Is 90 keg. basis l0d.--Burdsn horse
shoe, per Reg, s. 90; Perkins do, ~ oi walk
or DO, S %; Burden mule s oo; NorShwest
g. 80, No. z, 2ic, No, T. 2Dc.. "I.akssp dor Nc,
4 $50, No. ., $50. No ., 22e,, 70. 7, 40, No.
lec. Ausable do. No. 4, t6o., No. Q, 2sc., No. .,
EEFEidEKAT0 hss.-.Ho. Climax uIt0;
No. 9. DO, sls CO., No. do. s2s; No. DO. "a
No. do. 40
MIBCELLAANEoUB--rra chains, % pei
pair, tqs7o.: pillow singlstrses per dos, ~
pillow doublstreea. per donen oOt HOol
bells, 30 per cont. on: door locks. " 26o8 %
wood screws, 90 and 10 per cent. on; LIP COS
timed tacks, ~ per cent ont cones mills,
per cent. OF: blind hinges, 30 and 10 per cent
on; carriage bol.H, 90 and 10 per cent. Oh
pillow boltA, 80 per cent. on: piscs Tin ware
b per cent. OF; deep stamped ware " -
can't on; shallow stamped ware o. per osAi
on, jnpAnnsd ware, 10 Dsr can't on,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-20
The Wool Market.

Boston, MASS, June l9.-Wool, de-
mand moderate. New wool continues
to arrive quite freely, largely Texas.
Michigan extra 2Sc, pulled; 2O@S2c for
common to very choice supers. Others
unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-20
oaaHrrr I-Faane,..


POTATOES lg1nn. psT orsndi. - new -
50e. ODiora, psr bsl. Red - yellow. -
1-ayniFs white. per bbl. -- ErtartegA- =.
AsRnn, H. 8. ned. rpis-p sAei iAfEs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-20
COTTON MARKETS.

Receipts at All United States Ports
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-20

- This This This Last
fohIs' day. week. season season.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-07-25

Mr.. Chairman, de-: Your committee
on the Equalization of Town Lots would re-
spectfully report that they have examined
the matteSpf assessments of the same pre-.
scented before them, and recommend the
following per cent. reductions and additions
to the same.
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at county house to Oct list, 3d.. 90t
Your committee has been presented witt
claim from the county treasurer of $26L0(
for clerk hire deducted from his last repor
rs presented to this board, and your cop
mittee believing said claim to be Just, WI
would recommend the same to be paid.
All of which is respectfully submitted
JOHN F, REED,
Chairman.
Sup Jennings, chairman com. on equal
ton of personal property, submitted the
following report, which was adopted:
Mr.. Chairman, dc: Your committee tc
whom was referred the petition of the
Streator National Bank, and Union Ma
tional Bank, of Streator, would respectfully
report that they have examined the same
and have taken counsel of the county at
torney, and find they have no power tc
grant the relief prayed for, and ask to be
relieved from any further consideration OF
the same.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES JENNINGS,
Chairman
The following resolution, introduced by
Supervisor Norton, was adopted:
ResoiCed, That committee of one be APP
pointed by the chair TO investigate the iu.
dicial dockets of the county and report at
the September meeting: 1st The amount
of fines assessed upon such dockets which
by law accrue to the benefit OF the school
fund of the county during the past five
years. Cd, The amount collected on such
fines and in whose hand the same now Is.
The chairman appointed Sup. Norton as
such committees
The chairman appointed Sups. Gum,
Carlin, Mcintyre, Hoge and Jennings on
the special committee to carry out the pro
visions of Supervisor Gums resolution in
regard to outside aid furnished paupers.
Supervisor Madden, of the committee on
Equalization of Town Lots, submitted the
following majority report of said commit
tee:
Mr.. Chairman, DC: Your committee on
Equalization of Lots would respectfully re-
port that they have examined the matter Of
the assessment and equalization thereof as
before them, and recommend the
following additions thereto or reductions
as set forth in the schedule
hereto attached:
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Very respectfully submitted.
CHAs. 7. MADDEN.
CHAs. BUTrERFIELD.
JOHN F. REED.
A. I. GRIFFIN.
JOSEPH BuRKH

UObET IT DURhHANIs
Supervisor Fades, chairman committee
on Equalization Of Town Lots, submitted
the following minority report Of said COM
mittee, and moved Its substitution In place
Of the majority report:
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Respectfully submitted.
A. T. BARTELs,
Clerk Probate Court.
Supervisor Lewis here resumed the
chair.
Supervisor Gransden also submitted the
following report, which was adopted:
Mr.. Chairman, de-: Your committee to
settle with the county officers would re-
spectfully report that they have examined
the senli.annual report of 7. Finlen, county
clerk that having compared 1t with the
records of the office believe 1t to be correct,
and recommend its approval.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
ALBERT GRANsDEN,
Chairman.
~ the honorable BOard, dc.-Gentlemen
herewith submit my report OF the bust
ness of the county clerks Office for the half
wear ending June 1885, viz:
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FOi al WHICH FUuNHtlS ulc WI
All of which is respectfully submitted.
HENRY GUM,
Chairman.
Sup. Gransden, chairman com. to settle
with county officers, submitted the follow
ing report, which was adopted:
Mr.. Chairman. de-: Your committee to
settle with county officers would respect
fully report that they have examined the
semi. annual report of A. T. Bartels, Pro
bate Clerk, presented before them, and re-
commend the following:
That having compared 1t with the rec
ords of the office, believing 1t to be correct,
and recommend Its approval. All OF which
Is respectfully submitted.
ALBERT GRANsDEN,
Chairman.
To the honorable tie Board Of Supervisors Of
la lSalk County; GESTLEMEN-The under
signed would respectfully report the follow
ing earnings aud receipts in the Office OF me
Clerk of The Probate Court of said county for
the six months ending May 3lst, 1885, an
ilemized statement OF which appears OF record
in said office in the Register of Receipts and
Expenditures:
Total fees earned ........ S2,O13 %
Total fees received ...... Sl,6,S ~
Total fees unco'lccted.... oe 10
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Supervisor Gransden also offered the fol
lowing report, which was adopted:
Nr. Chairman, de-. Your committee tc
settle with county officers would respectful
ly report that they have examined the semi
annual report of Stephen Arneld recorder
That having compared 1t with the records
OF the office, believe II TO be correct and
recommend its approval.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
ALBERT GRANsDEN,
Chairman
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spectfully report that they have eXamiend
the annexed semiannual statement of w.
II. Milligan, sheriff of La Sale county, and
having compared it with the records of his
office, we believe 1t correct and recommend
its adoption.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
ALBERT GRANsDEN,
Chairman.
SHRRIFF's OFFICE.
Instruct Statement Of Earnings and Receipts for
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SATURDAY. July 10. 1885.

SATURDAY, July 10, 1885.
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment
Present same as yesterday.
Record Of yesterdays sessions was read
and approved.
Sup. Reed, chairman com. on court house
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s2,1O3 40
Respectfully submitted, July 16, 1885.
STEPHEN ARNOLD.
Supervisor Gransden also offered the fol
lowing report, which was adopted:
Mr.. Chairman, de-: Your committee to
sestle with the county officers would re.
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RECORDERS STATEMENT.

RECORDERS STATEMENT.
RECEIPTS.
For recording real estate instruments
from Dec. |, 1884, TO June |, 1885,. 81 ,7i5 65
For recording chattel mortgages and
bills Of sale from Dec. /, 1884, TO
June /, 1885. :. ..............,... $50 05
For copies, certificates and caneella.
tons. .............. ............. IS 20
s2,lOS 10
EXPENDITURES
To salary Of recorder six mouths $3.50 90
clerk hire Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
postage and postal cards. ....... $50
post Office box rent. ............ so
express charges .......-....... 20
amtp'd 8. W. Raymond. co. treas. 565 50
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All Of which Is respectfully submitted.
FRED w. Fades,

S2 YSyG2i 5 G0.sjl 3 ST. lSSlX 2.995. "a
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-05-07
THS HALF DOLLAR.


The ADVANCE mentioned tic fact
last week that 4 yousg man 1t ALrian
had swallowed : half dollar. The
Ellsworth News gives the facts q fol-
lows: Z. 49,
Quite serious accident happened 70
Frank Holloway last saturday. He was
trying to do .'tile half dollar trick. .:
that u, sticking the half dollar to the
roof OF his mouth. when the piece Of
money thought it would he . good Joke
to slip down Frank 8 throat, which It
did, causing him no little uneasiness
aud alSo great pain. He WAS at once
taken to Adrian, where hrs physician
made an examinations. and found it
impossible to extract tho money, and
all that could BE- done was to force the
money further down. The doctor says
the acid in the stomach will dissolve
the silver in about three weeks. Frank
suffered considerable pain until Sun
day noon. since which time he las felt
comparatively easy. Frank displayed
a wonderful amount of pluck; not
seeming to get excited or alarmed at
all. He remarked to the doctor while
suffering greatly: doctor. I've got 4
half dollar down my throat. and If you
will get 1t you can have it," ~ *
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RER0QNAA

J.. Singer, Of Cedar Rapids, 10 up en-
ioying = little recreation. $3.50
Capt. Wigl.am was In town yesterday
looking In upon his friends.
C. b. Loveless left Monday for Phil
adelphia and eastern points to attend
to his several patents.
Lieut.. r. b. Plotts Is at st. Paul as .
delegate from the W0rthington Lodge
A. .. U. w. TO the Grand Lodge Of the
State.
On Monday night. Rsv. wilkinson
held Episcopalian mission service In
this village. We hope lie will hold
many more. The Episcopal church is
doing good work In this southwest and
we desire good success may attend It's
efforts. Mr.. Wilkinson's sermon was
on faith aud prayer.-Fulda Republic
can. .... -..t '.... .:s,. .--.. =.
z. r. Miller, Sheriff Of Mobiles Co..
spent Thursday night ut this place on
business. -Currie Minnesotian.
Mrs. ". A. Peterson was very sick
Saturday night.-Windom Reporter.
The temperance lecture at Opera hail
last evening by Rev. Mr.. Copp. OF WOr.
Ellington. was well attended and was OF
very interesting nature.-Pipestone
Republican,.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-05-07
COURT

COUHI.
Judge Perkins came up to Worthing-
ton on Monday and opened court rs
per adjournment. The following cases
came up:
State Of Minnesota on the relation Of
Joseph Griffith vs.. Il. II. Miller, writ Of
habeas corpus. Argued, submitted and
taken under advisement.
Case Of Fuller. Johnson s. Co. ". IL.
BrOwbender. Tried and submitted.
State of MINI. vs.. Clas. Ilallas. On
motion. continued to next general
term.
State vs.. SIT sec. ls-l01-43. On mo-
ton, continued to next general term
Of court.
State Of Mimi. vs.. Aaron Ely. Mo-
ton for new trial. On motion, case
continued to May 18th, 1885. 8 O'Clock
u. m. BY order Of the court, defend
ant to appear at that time and abide
such proceedings and orders as may he
had 1T that time. :.
Court took u recess to the 18th Of
May at 8 o'clock a. m.
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Ex-lIxrshall 81 Lyon was driving \
double OK team the other day and drove
into the lake to water. The oxen went
right ahead till they got in up to their
horns and left Joe" in water up to
his knees. Oxen should have u full
bath once a day.
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FAITH CURE

Our town has been blessed by one of
those remarkable visitations by which
long suffering invalid was made to
rejoice in u new found strength. Tho
subject, Mrs. William King, who lives
on Third avenue, was given up to die
by physicians here, and a visit to the
Kansas City hospital WAS alike fruitless
ct encouragement. Divine help was
then invoked by prayers long and fer
vent, and the result is said to have been
a remarkable cure. The lady arose last
Friday and walked the floOr without
assistance, for the first time in several
years. Such seems tn lie the facts as
v0uched for Ivy several Witnesses
Hutchinson kan.) News.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE at Worthington, MINI

LAND OFFICE at Worthington, MIMI.
May 2, 1885.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has fled notice Of his intention to
that said proof viii he made before the u. $.
Land Once at Worthington. Num-, on
June l2th 1885,
Viz: Charles 5. Muck,
Homestead Application No. II ,95l,
For the w1<nek aud lots and =, sec. r. 1O4 80.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, ami cultivation Of,
said Ial,i, viz:
NJ. Mcclure. l. =. Swan, b. j. Clark. and c. b.
Handy, Of lie Forest. MINI.
81 MONS GNINAGER, Register.